Crossword Clue: Inexpensive wine choice
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- __ cat
- __ wine
- ___ of Commons
- "___ of the Rising Sun"
- "A ___ divided . . ."
- "A ___ divided ..."
- "A ___ divided . . . "
- "A --- divided..."
- Be quarters for
- Beatles "Nobody was really sure if he was from the ___ of Lords"
- Apartment alternative
- A type of one appears in each part of this puzzle's longest answers
- Abode
- About Me And My _____ , by S. Ross
- Accommodate
- Big winner at the casino
- Billet
- Bingo hall cry
- Body of 435
- Fox doctor
- Fraternity ___
- Fraternity, e.g.
- Fraternity headquarters
- D.C. body
- Dwelling
- Hold inside
- Green Monopoly building
- Green Monopoly piece
- Grouchy TV doctor
- Home
- It always wins, in a saying
- Full follower
- Bring down the ____
- Congress half
- Gambler's opponent, at a casino
- Contain
- Gambling establishment
- Gambling opponent
- IT MAY BE OPEN OR SAFE
- Hugh Laurie series
- Hugh Laurie title role
- Hugh Laurie TV series
- Firm
- Harbor
- Business firm
- Ice _______
- Doctor played by Hugh Laurie for eight seasons
- Give shelter to
- Capitol Hill body
- Capitol unit
- Curler's target
- Curmudgeonly TV doctor
- Inexpensive wine choice
- Dressing choice
- Casino, to a gambler
- Casino, to gamblers
- Casino winner, often
- Provide a place to stay
- Provide quarters for
- Provide quarters to
- Provide quarters
- Provide shelter
- Provide space for
- Provide with quarters
- Provide with shelter
- Series set at the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital
- White or green follower
- Kind of fly, leek or work
- Put up
- Roderick Usher's place
- Wilson's adviser
- Shelter
- Quarter
- Subdivision structure
- Winner at roulette, often
- Winner at roulette
- Roulette player's opponent
- Royal family
- Medical series that starred Hugh Laurie, familiarly
- Show that takes place in the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital
- Living quarters
- On the __: no charge
- On the ____: free
- Real estate offering
- Realtor's offering
- Lawmaking body
- Peabody Award-winning medical drama
- One of four purchased for a Monopoly property
- Lower chamber
- Regular winner at Reno
- One stays upright after being flipped
- Perennial Reno winner
- Perennial Vegas winner
- Legislative body
- Representative location
- ... Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital
- Mom's bailiwick
- Residence
- Monopoly buy
- Monopoly purchase
- Monopoly purchase before a hotel
- Not a dry eye in the ___
- Physician portrayed by Hugh Laurie from 2004 to 2012
- Physician portrayed by Hugh Laurie on a TV series that concluded in May 2012
- Not necessarily a home
- Theater audience
- Theatre audience — dwelling
- Tudor or York, e.g.
- Tudor or York
- TV doctor role for Laurie, once
- TV doctor with a limp
- TV drama or its incorrigible leading character
- Word with hot or dog
- Word with poor or round
- Word with safe or out
- Wharton's "The ___ of Mirth"
- Take in, as guests
- Take in
- What a playwright counts
- What angels count
- Tip O'Neill's bailiwick
- Senate counterpart
- Senate partner
- Senate's counterpart
- Senate's partner
Recent Usage of Inexpensive wine choice in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - May 28, 2008