Crossword Clue: Hoople or Dad
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Hoople or Dad"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Hoople or Dad"
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- 1990s British prime minister
- "___ Barbara"
- "___ Dad"
- ___ Hoople
- ___ League Baseball
- ___ League Soccer
- ___ league (top sports level)
- ___ leagues
- ___ medical
- Barbara, for one
- Barbara or Hoople
- Base V.I.P.
- Baseball league designation
- ____, Saskatchewan
- _____ Barbara
- Andre's rank
- Academic concentration
- Academic declaration
- Army man
- Army officer with rank
- Army officer
- Army rank above captain
- Army rank
- Big-league
- Big — PM
- Big-time
- Big tourney
- Big
- Biology or English
- Blair's predecessor
- Dundee or domo
- Bowes, e.g.
- Bowes or Hoople
- Great
- Greater
- Declaration of education
- Computer science, e.g.
- Education declaration
- Hoople, for one
- Hoople or Barbara
- Hoople or Bowes
- Hoople or Dad
- Hoople or Houlihan
- Hoople's rank
- Charlie ____
- Charlie _____
- British Open, for one
- "Hot Lips" Houlihan's rank
- Hot Lips Houlihan's rank
- Hot Lips's rank
- Brown concentration
- Houlihan's rank on "MASH"
- Houlihan's rank, on "MASH"
- Houlihan's rank
- Chief — officer
- Chief
- Huge
- First, middle, or last name of a "Catch-22" character
- Business Administration or English Lit, e.g.
- Course of study
- Epic
- Important — ex-PM
- Important
- Jay Gatsby's rank
- Focus in school
- Domo or Hoople
- Captain's superior
- Gold oak leaf wearer
- Gold oak-leafer
- Former British prime minister
- College choice
- College concentration
- College declaration
- College field of study
- College focus
- College student's choice
- College student's concentration
- College student's field of study
- College student's focus
- College student's main subject
- College student's specialty subject
- College study
- Collegian's choice
- Collegian's concentration
- Collegian's decision
- Collegian's declaration
- Collegian's field of study
- Collegian's focus subject
- Collegian's focus
- Collegian's principal study
- Collegian's selection
- Collegian's specialty
- Colonel's subordinate
- "Catch-22" character
- Highly significant
- Notable
- Serious
- Psych or bio
- Thatcher-Blair link
- Thatcher's successor
- Key designation
- Key or league
- Margaret Houlihan's rank
- Very important
- Kind of domo
- Kind of key
- Shaw's "___ Barbara"
- Shaw's Barbara
- Like some keys
- Like some parties
- Student choice
- Student's choice
- Student's declaration
- Student's focus
- Kind of suit
- Student's selection
- Wimbledon, for one
- Winchester's rank on "M*A*S*H"
- Something a college junior has that a freshman usually doesn't
- The main course?
- Of considerable importance
- The Masters, as tournaments go
- The Masters, e.g.
- The Masters or British Open, e.g.
- The Masters or The Open
- Of great import
- Officer
- Sophomore's choice
- Paramount
- Rank below lieutenant colonel
- Rank between captain and lieutenant colonel
- Pre-Blair P.M.
- One of four on the annual tennis calendar
- Military bigwig
- Leading — ex-Prime Minister
- Military rank
- League or domo
- Lowest field rank
- Minor? No
- Legal age
- MLB part
- Primary field of study
- Primary study
- Principal field of study
- Principal
- Main course of study
- Main subject studied in college
- Not at all trivial
- Prominent
- Rice field?
- Word before league or domo
- Signifi-cant
- Significant
- TV's"_____Dad"
- Type of label
- Sizable
- Ursa or Canis
Recent Usage of Hoople or Dad in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 30, 1992
