Crossword Clue: Jamaican sect member
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Jamaican sect member"
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- "___ Revolution" (Bob Marley and the Wailers album)
- Abrahamic religion
- Believer decked out in green, yellow, and red, often
- Believer in an Ethiopian Zion
- Believer in Jah
- Bob Marley, e.g., for short
- Bob Marley, e.g.
- Bob Marley fan, often
- Bob Marley fan, perhaps
- Bob Marley fan
- Bob Marley, for one
- Bob Marley, notably
- Bob Marley or Peter Tosh, briefly
- Bob Marley or Peter Tosh, e.g.
- Bob Marley was one
- Dub reggae fan, possibly
- Celebrant of Ethiopian Christmas
- Certain Afrocentrist, informally
- Certain Afrocentrist
- Certain Bob Marley fan
- Certain dreadlocked Jamaican, briefly
- Certain dreadlocks wearer, informally
- Certain Jamaican
- Certain Jamaican believer, briefly
- Certain Jamaican believer, for short
- Certain Jamaican believer
- Certain Jamaican, religiously
- Certain religious Jamaican, briefly
- Eastern Caribbean sectarian
- Grounation Day celebrant
- Guy in dreads, say
- Haile Selassie devotee, briefly
- Haile Selassie disciple, informally
- Haile Selassie disciple
- Haile Selassie follower, briefly
- Haile Selassie follower, familiarly
- Haile Selassie follower, for short
- Haile Selassie follower
- Haile Selassie worshiper
- Hailer of Haile
- Devotee of Haile Selassie, informally
- Ganja smoker
- Ganja user
- Jah follower
- Jah praiser
- Jah worshiper
- Jamaican cult
- Jamaican cult member
- Jamaican cultist, informally
- Jamaican cultist
- Jamaican sect for short
- Jamaican sect, for short
- Jamaican sect member
- Jamaican sectarian
- Jamaican sectist
- Jamaican who follows Jah
- Jamaican who worships Haile Selassie
- Jamaican with dreadlocks, often
- Jamaican worshiper, for short
- Follower of an Afrocentric religion
- Follower of Haile Selassie
- Follower of Jah
- Follower of Selassie
- Customary dreadlock wearer
- Customary dreadlocks wearer
- Customary dreads wearer
- Customary wearer of dreadlocks
- Dread-head?
- Dread sporter
- Dreaded believer?
- Dreaded figure?
- Dreaded Jamaican?
- Dreaded monotheist
- Dreaded one?
- Dreaded person?
- Dreaded sort?
- Dreaded worshiper?
- Dreadhead?
- Dreadlocked Jamaican, for short
- Dreadlocked Jamaican, often
- Dreadlocked Jamaican
- Dreadlocked member of a Jamaican religious group
- Dreadlocked one, for short
- Dreadlocked one, informally
- Dreadlocked one, maybe
- Dreadlocked one, often
- Dreadlocked one
- Dreadlocks sporter, for short
- Dreadlocks sporter, maybe
- Dreadlocks sporter
- Dreadlocks wearer, briefly
- Dreadlocks wearer, for short
- Dreadlocks wearer, informally
- Dreadlocks wearer, maybe
- Dreadlocks wearer often,
- Dreadlocks wearer, perhaps, briefly
- Dreadlocks wearer, perhaps
- Dreadlocks wearer
- Dreads sporter, perhaps
- Dreads sporter
- Dreads wearer
- Many a Bob Marley fan
- Many a dreadlocks wearer, informally
- Many a dreadlocks wearer
- Many a dreads sporter
- Many a Marley fan
- Many a reggae artist
- Many a reggae fan
- Many a reggae musician, informally
- Many a reggae musician
- Many a reggae player
- Many a speaker of Amharic
- Someone you might dread if you're a barber?
- Wailers fan, maybe
- Member of a cult based on a belief that Haile Selassie was the Messiah
- Member of a Jamaican religion, for short
- Member of a Jamaican religion
- Member of a religious movement with Jamaican origins
- Member of a religious sect founded in Jamaica
- One associated with dreadlocks
- One discussed in Velma Pollard's linguistics book "Dread Talk"
- One for whom dreadlocks carry religious significance
- One in dreadlocks, often
- One in dreadlocks
- One influenced by Marcus Garvey's teachings
- One may say "ya mon"
- Reggae fan, often
- Reggae musician, often
- Reggae musician, perhaps
- Reggae performer, often
- Reggae proponent
- Reggae Sunsplash attendee, maybe
- Rejecter of "isms"
- One sporting dreadlocks
- One who celebrates Grounation Day
- One who might use the curse word "bumbaclot"
- One who reveres Ethiopia's Haile Selassie
- One who sees Ethiopia as the promised land
- One who smokes pot religiously
- One who smokes religiously?
- One who smokes weed religiously
- One who uses cannabis spiritually
- One who views Ethiopia as the promised land
- One who worships Jah
- One who's often dreaded
- One with a dreaded hairstyle?
- One with a dreaded style?
- One with dreadlocks, perhaps
- One with dreads
- One with dreads?
- Person who might have many dreads
- One with ropelike tresses
- Person who's dreaded?
- Person with dreads
- Peter Tosh, for one
- Mon wid crucial dreads cum outa he head, perhaps
- Sacramental toker
- Word in many reggae song lyrics
- Singer Bob Marley, e.g.
- Wearer of dreadlocks, perhaps
- Wearer of dreads
- Sporter of dreads, maybe
- Sporter of dreads, sometimes
- Sporter of dreads
- Ska fan, perhaps
- Worshiper in dreadlocks, informally
- Worshiper of Haile Selassie
- Worshiper of Jah, for short
- Worshiper of Jah, in brief
- Worshiper of Jah, informally
- Worshiper of Jah
- Selassie disciple, informally
- Selassie disciple
- Selassie follower
- Selassie worshiper
- Selassie worshipper
- Snoop Dogg, for one, since 2012
- Snoop Dogg, now that he's Snoop Lion, is one
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- New York Times - Feb. 1, 1998