Crossword Clue: Irish patron in brief
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Irish patron in brief"
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- 3/17 honoree, briefly
- 3/17 honoree, for short
- 3/17 VIP
- Annual parade celeb
- Annual parade honoree, briefly
- Annual parade honoree, familiarly
- Annual parade honoree, for short
- Annual parade honoree, informally
- Annual parade VIP
- Annual winter honoree, briefly
- Apostle of Ire.
- Apostle of Ireland, for short
- Hist. figure with a holiday named after him
- Ireland icon, familiarly
- Ireland patron, for short
- Ireland's patron, for short
- Green dresser's honoree, briefly
- Irish figure who has a holiday in March, for short: 2 wds.
- Irish hero, briefly
- Irish hero, for short
- Irish icon, for short
- Green land patron, for short
- Irish patron in brief
- Green party honoree, briefly?
- Green party VIP?
- Green party VIP
- Green party V.I.P.?
- Irish VIP who banished snakes
- Holy lover of all things green, informally
- Honoree near the end of winter, briefly
- Honoree of a March march, for short
- Honoree of a March march
- Honoree of Mar. parades
- Honoree of March parades
- Fifth-century bishop in Ireland, familiarly
- Figure associated with pinching on March 17, for short
- Figure celebrated on March 17, informally: 2 wds.
- He rid Ire. of snakes, as the legend goes
- Man celebrated on Mar. 17
- Mar. 17 figure
- Mar. 17 honoree
- Mar. 17 man
- Mar. 17th honoree
- Mar. 17th VIP
- Mar. figure
- Mar. honoree
- Mar. parade celeb
- Mar. parade honoree
- Mar. parade VIP
- Mar. VIP
- March 17 honoree
- March 17 honoree, as well as this puzzle's honoree
- March 17 honoree, briefly
- March 17 honoree, familiarly
- March 17 honoree, for short: 2 wds.
- March 17 honoree, for short
- March 17 honoree, informally
- March 17 VIP
- March 17th honoree, for short: 2 wds.
- March 17th honoree, for short
- March 17th V.I.P.
- March figure, familiarly
- March figure, for short
- March honoree
- March honoree, briefly
- March honoree, familiarly
- March honoree for short
- March honoree, for short
- March honoree, in short
- March honoree (with an aptly numbered clue)
- March man, briefly
- March man, for short
- March march VIP
- March parade VIP
- March V.I.P.
- March VIP, briefly
- March VIP, for short
- March VIP
- VIP of a March march
- VIP of a parade in March
- VIP of an annual parade
- VIP often toasted with green beer
- Winter parade honoree, for short
- Parade figure, informally
- Parade honoree, briefly
- Parade honoree, familiarly
- Parade honoree, for short
- Parade honoree, in brief
- Parade V.I.P.
- Parade VIP
- Little green man?
- Name venerated in Dublin, familiarly
- Patron figure of getting hammered at 9:00 a.m., for short
- Patron of binge drinking, briefly?
- Patron of Ireland, briefly
- Patron of Ireland, familiarly
- Patron of puking outside Irish pubs before noon, casually
- Patron of the Archdiocese of New York, briefly
- Patron toasted with green beer
- One invoked against snakes, for short
- Mid-Mar. honoree
- Mid-March honoree
- Mid-March VIP
- Reek Sunday honoree, familiarly
- One prompting people to go green, for short?
- Miserly Marner
- Legendary snake exterminator, for short
- Time-honored Irish cleric, for short
- Snake driver, for short
- Toastee in some pubs
Recent Usage of Irish patron in brief in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today Archive - Sept. 30, 1998