Crossword Clue: Heritage river in Newfoundland
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Heritage river in Newfoundland"
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- "--- Street" (Sinclair Lewis novel)
- ___ course (most important dish)
- ___ drag (most-used street in a town)
- ___ event (most important boxing match of the day)
- "___ Street" (1920 Sinclair Lewis novel)
- ___ Street
- ___ stage
- Anytown, U.S.A. street
- Anytown, USA, street
- Anytown, USA street
- Aqueduct
- Big pipe
- Big water pipe
- Alternative name for 1st Street, often
- Duct
- Frankfurt's river.
- Bounding site?
- Common downtown street name
- Common parade street
- Central, as a street
- Central street name
- Central street
- Central
- Common street name
- Companion of might
- It can be bounding
- Conduit
- It may be bounding
- It might cross 1st, 2nd and 3rd
- Chief in size
- Chief, or cardinal
- Chief or primary
- Chief — principal electricity cable
- Chief
- Generic street name
- Disney World's ___ Street U.S.A.
- Disneyland street that ends at Sleeping Beauty Castle
- Disneyland street
- Disneyland's ___ Street USA
- Its state quarter has a lighthouse
- Coveted festival stage
- Critically important
- Important pipe
- Important street
- Every town street
- Everybody's street
- Everystreet
- Dominant
- "Exile on __ St."
- Cardinal
- Foremost
- Heritage river in Newfoundland
- High seas
- High seas, to poets
- Most-important
- Most important
- Most significant
- "The ___ Event," Streisand film
- Key
- Sewer
- Sewer line
- Street in a Sinclair Lewis title
- Street in Gopher Prairie
- Street likely to have the most stoplights
- Kind of a drag
- Kind of a drag?
- Street name
- Street one block over from Second, maybe
- Street or stream preceder
- Street that may be a U.S. highway
- Street through the middle of town
- Kind of attraction
- Street with stores, usually
- Movies' Ma Kettle
- Wide passageway for water
- Marjorie of films
- Ocean, usually bounding
- Ocean
- (The mighty) sea
- Paramount
- "My ___ man!"
- Poet's sea
- Wall's opposite, in economic discourse
- Name of a town's biggest street, often
- Large conduit
- Partner of might
- Popular street
- Popular street name
- Large pipe
- Large water pipe
- Portage and _________
- Might and ___
- Might's partner
- Lead
- Leading
- Predominant
- Newfoundland heritage river
- Lynyrd Skynyrd "___ Street's still there but the stores are all empty"
- Ma Kettle portrayer
- Prevailing
- Primary sail
- Primary water pipe
- Primary
- Prime
- Principal line
- Principal water line
- Principal water system conduit
- Principal
- Lewis' "___ Street"
- Open ocean
- Open sea
- Major water line
- Major water pipe
- Physical strength
- Word before drag or squeeze
- Spanish ___
- Water artery
- Water carrier
- Water conduit
- Water duct
- Water line
- Water or gas carrier
- Water pipe
- Spanish or gas
- Water route
- Water source
- Word with drag or squeeze
- Sinclair Lewis "Street"
- Sinclair's Street
- Word with stay or sail
- Type of drag
- Ubiquitous street
- Stage at a festival
- "WWE ___ Event" (pro wrestling show)
- Sea, to poets
- Utility duct
Recent Usage of Heritage river in Newfoundland in Crossword Puzzles
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- Canadiana Crossword - Nov. 11, 2013
