Crossword Clue: Hun-armed bandit?
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- -- the Hun
- #1 Hun
- 5th-century conqueror
- 5th century Roman foe
- ___ the Hun
- Barbarian in Dante's Seventh Circle
- Barbarian in the seventh circle of the Inferno, per Dante
- Barbarian nicknamed "The Scourge of God"
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- Historic role played by Jack Palance and Anthony Quinn
- Historical figure kidnapped in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure"
- Historical figure on whom a Verdi opera is based
- Historical subject of a Verdi opera
- Invader of Europe in 1st century.
- Invader of Europe in the 5th century.
- Invader of Europe
- Invader of Gaul
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- Invader of the Balkans
- Early Billy Joel band
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- Broom Hilda's ex-husband
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- He yielded to Leo I
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- Verdi opera based on a historic invader
- Verdi opera in which Huns are extras
- Verdi opera set in the fifth century
- Verdi opera
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- Roman Empire invader
- King defeated at Châlons
- King of the Huns
- King of the Huns, d. 453
- King who demanded half of Rome's Western Empire as a dowry
- King who had an audience with Pope Leo I
- King who infamously demanded half of Rome's Western Empire as a dowry
- Plunderer of the Balkans
- "The Scourge of God"
- The Scourge of God
- Ruler who razed Aquileia
- Pope Leo I persuaded him not to attack Rome
- Loser at Châlons in A.D. 451
- Loser at Châlons-sur-Marne in 451
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- Leader of the Huns
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- Supposed ancestor of Dracula
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- Scourge of the fifth century
- "Scourge of the Gods"
- Unsuccessful invader of Gaul
- Unsuccessful invader of Persia
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Recent Usage of Hun-armed bandit? in Crossword Puzzles
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- NY Sun - March 26, 2008
- New York Times - Aug. 5, 2001
