Crossword Clue: Its most popular color for brides is red
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- An Indian may be in it
- An Indian may be in one
- An Indian may be wrapped in it
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- ... and what she may wear
- A choli is worn under it
- A choli may be worn under this
- A gown for Indira
- Apology from an Indian seamstress?
- Apology from Indian seamstress?
- Bengalese dress
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- Hindu wrapper?
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- Iranian city
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- Eastern apparel
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- Delhi attire
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- Delhi order?
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- Homophone for sorry
- Gujarat garb
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- It may be worn over a blouse called a choli
- It may cover an Indian
- "Gandhi" attire
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- It often contains six yards of silk
- It usually contains at least five continuous yards of fabric
- Item for Indira
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- It's a wrap in Bollywood
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- Costume for Lakme
- Buttonless garment
- Its most popular color for brides is red
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- Jaipur attire
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- Exotic garment
- exoticindiaart.com offering
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- Dress along the Ganges
- Dress for a Bengali bride
- Dress for a rani
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- Dress for Indira Gandhi
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- Dress for many
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- Dress, in Darjeeling
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- Dress in Madras
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- Dress worn over a petticoat
- Dress
- Dressy wrap
- Colorful wrap of Bangalore
- Kalman operetta.
- Kálmán operetta
- Gown
- Kashmir dress
- Kerala dress
- Punjab dress
- Outfit for an Air India stewardess
- Some get wrapped up in it
- Purchase in a Kolkata clothing store
- Robe
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- Mrs. Gandhi's wear
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- Mumbai attire
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- Mysore garb
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- Part of it is draped over the shoulder
- Rawalpindi wrap
- Popular bridal dress in India
- Patola, e.g.
- Patola
- Nepal dress
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- New Delhi attire
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- Red wedding garment, perhaps
- Regretful-sounding garment
- One-piece garment
- Lucknow dress
- One-size-fits-all garment
- Lehenga alternative
- Mme. Pandit's robe.
- Madras clothing
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- Lightweight dress
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- Wardrobe item in a Bollywood video
- South Asian garment
- South Asian wrap
- Southern Asian apparel
- Souvenir from Agra
- Sad-sounding attire
- Sad-sounding garment?
- Word from the Sanskrit for "cloth strip"
- Silk dress, maybe
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- Silk or cotton wrap
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- Silken wrapper
- Wear for Indira Gandhi
- Wear over a petticoat
- Wedding __ (traditionally red dress)
- Type of dress
- Symbol of Bangladeshi culture
- Symbol of grace in South Asia
- Six yards of silk, often
- Taj Mahal attire
- Wrap along the Ganges
- Wrap-around dress of India
- Wrap-around dress
- Wrap around Indira
- Wrap dress of India
- Wrap for a ranee
- Wrap for a rani
- Wrap for an Indian lady
- Wrap for Indian ladies
- Wrap for Indira Gandhi
- Wrap that is several yards long
- Wrap that sounds like an apology
- Wrap worn in India
- Wrap worn in Mumbai
- Wrap worn over a choli
- Wrap you may see at an Indian restaurant
- Wraparound dress
- Wraparound garment in India
- Wraparound garment
- Wrapped garment
- Wrapped Indian garment
- Wrapped raiment
- Wrapped wear
- Wrapping dress in India
- Sri Lankan garment
- Tamein's cousin
- What Indira says to her dresser
- What might be tucked in a petticoat
- Tilak wearer's garment
- "Slumdog Millionaire" costume part
- "Slumdog Millionaire" costume
- "Slumdog Millionaire" dress
- "Slumdog Millionaire" garb
- Zsa Zsa Gabor's real given name
- Zsa Zsa, really
- Zsa Zsa's name at birth
- Zsa Zsa's real first name
- Zsa Zsa's real name
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- Washington Post Puzzler - Feb. 15, 2015
