Crossword Clue: John of York
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- 19th-century card game
- ___ roll (Brit's toilet paper)
- Bath bathroom object
- Bath bathroom
- Bath can
- Bath half-bath half
- Bath room fixture?
- Bathroom, across the pond
- Bathroom, in Bath
- Bathroom, in Brighton
- Bathroom, in Bristol
- Bathroom, in Britain
- Bathroom, in Brixton
- Bathroom, in England
- Bathroom, in Liverpool
- Bathroom, in London
- Bathroom, to a Brit
- Bathroom, to a Londoner
- Bathroom, to Brits
- Bathroom, to the Brits
- A place to go in London?
- Birmingham biffy
- Bloke's bathroom
- Back of a public house, maybe
- Bog room
- Boys' or girls' room, in London
- Certain Bath room, aptly
- Derby head
- British bathroom
- British can
- British closet
- British commode
- British "facilities," informally
- British facility
- British head?
- British john
- British lav
- British restroom
- British throne setting?
- British throne?
- British toilet
- British "water closet"
- British water closet
- Brit's bathroom
- Brit's closet
- Brit's john
- Brit's lav
- Brit's restroom
- Brit's toilet
- Game akin to euchre
- Game of old
- Game or place with flushes
- Game with forfeits
- "Hail!"
- Game with stakes and forfeits
- House of Lords head?
- Elton's john
- Elton's john?
- Halifax head
- Bumf is put in it
- Hull head
- English bowl
- English facilities
- English head
- English lav
- English lavatory
- Firth of Forth facilities?
- English privy
- English restroom
- English site of a royal flush?
- English throne?
- Hastings head
- Ian's john
- Coventry bathroom
- Coventry can
- Hawaiian-born actor
- Jakes
- Eton john
- Eton's head
- Euchre ancestor
- Can in a pub
- Can in Coventry
- Can of Cornwall?
- Can of Newcastle?
- Can of Newcastle
- Can of Prince Albert?
- Can, overseas
- Head across the Atlantic?
- Head across the Atlantic
- Head across the pond?
- Head across the pond
- Head at Heathrow
- Head for a pub?
- Head for a pub
- Head, in English club
- Head of a pub?
- Head of Britain
- Head of Britain?
- Head of British Parliament?
- Head of Buckingham Palace?
- Head of Chelsea
- Head of England
- Head of England?
- Head of Great Britain
- Head of Hastings?
- Head of Hogwarts?
- Head of Hogwarts
- Head of Liverpool
- Head of Liverpool?
- Head of London?
- Head of Parliament?
- Head of the United Kingdom?
- Head overseas?
- Head overseas
- Canterbury can
- Canterbury commode
- Closet
- Football hooligans go here
- John
- Card game.
- Card game akin to euchre
- John, abroad
- John abroad
- Card game of ancient origin
- Card game of crossword fame
- Card game of old
- Card game, of old
- Card game of yore
- Card game similar to euchre
- John Bull's john
- Card game with a pool
- Card game with forfeits
- Card game with stakes
- Card game
- John for Elton John
- John for Elton
- John for John Major
- John in Albert Hall
- John, in Bath
- John, in Britain
- John, in England
- John in Liverpool
- John in London
- John, in London
- John in the House of Lords
- John in the U.K.
- John in Wimbledon
- John of Bath
- John of Cambridge
- John of Canterbury
- John of England
- John of Lancaster
- John of Liverpool
- John of London?
- John of London
- John of Parliament
- John of Salisbury
- John of the U.K.
- John of York
- John, overseas
- John, to a Brit
- John, to Cleese
- John, to Elton John
- John, to Elton
- John, to Ian
- John, to Keats
- John, to Lennon
- John ... to Paul, George and Ringo
- John, to Paul, George and Ringo
- John, to Paul, George, and Ringo
- John, to Paul, George or Ringo
- John, to Paul McCartney
- John, to Paul
- John, to Prince William
- John, to Ringo?
- John, to Ringo, Paul, and George?
- John, to Ringo
- John, to the Beatles?
- Forfeit in a card game
- Hereford head
- Drawing-room game in "Pride and Prejudice"
- Facility at Heathrow
- Malodourous room?
- Thames toilet
- Keb' Mo' "Loola ___"
- Ringo's john
- Ringo's john?
- Manchester head?
- Where the pissed piss
- Pub privy
- Kent can
- Where to go at Hogwarts
- Where to go in England?
- Where to go in Gloucester
- Where to go in Greenwich?
- Where to go in London
- Where to go in London?
- Where to go in Manchester
- Where to go, in Soho
- Where to go when you gotta go in London
- "The ___ Sanction"
- "The ___ Sanctions": Trevanian
- Place for a pit stop in London?
- Place for a pit stop in London
- Place for a plunger in Plymouth
- Place for the English to go
- Place that British women can't stand going?
- Tottenham toilet
- Place to buy drugs at a British rave, probably
- Place to go across the pond
- Place to go in Britain?
- Place to go in England?
- Place to go in England
- Place to go in Gloucester
- Place to go, in London
- Place to go in London
- Place to go in London?
- Place to go in Rugby?
- Place to go in Soho
- Place to see a bloke about a horse
- Oxford outhouse
- The head you head to, in English pub
- The Kooks "Luby ___"
- Palace room with a royal flush
- Queen's head?
- Plymouth pit stop
- "The piddly diddly department"
- The place to go in London
- Trevanian's "The ___ Sanction"
- Oft-visited part of a pub
- Oft-visited pub room
- The smallest room?
- Parliament's lavatory
- Old card game.
- Old card game, or U.K. bathroom
- Old card game with forfeits
- Old card game
- Ladies' or gents', e.g.
- Little boys' room
- Trump-taking game
- Old game
- Liverpool lav
- London bathroom
- London can
- London commode
- London facilities
- London facility
- London john
- London lav
- London lavatory
- London restaurant feature
- London restroom
- Porcelain throne in England
- London throne?
- Londoner's lav
- Londoner's lavatory
- Reading facilities
- Reading facility?
- Portsmouth pot
- Portsmouth privy
- Looby-___, children's game
- Looby-___ (singing game)
- Pot in Portsmouth
- Looky-___
- Lav
- Lav in a pub
- Lav, in Bath
- Lav, in Britain
- Lav, in Leeds
- Lav in Leeds
- Lav, in London
- Lav in London
- Lav, in Soho
- Lav, in the U.K.
- Lav of London
- Lav, to a Brit
- Lav, to a chav
- Lavatory
- Lavatory, in Liverpool
- Lavatory, in London
- Potty, in Plymouth
- Leeds lav
- Leicester lav
- Leicester toilet
- Prince William's head
- Privy
- Privy, to a Brit
- Privy to Londoners?
- Rest room, to Brits
- Restroom at the Cock & Bull
- Restroom, in Britain
- Restroom, in England
- Restroom, in Liverpool
- Restroom, in London
- Restroom, to a Brit
- Restroom, to Ringo
- Restroom, to the English
- Nose-powdering locale, abroad
- Richard ___, Hawaiian actor
- Richard ___, Oriental actor
- Rickmansworth rest room
- Sadiq Khan's head
- Water closet, chap
- Water game?
- Water's end
- W.C.
- WC
- W.C., in England
- W.C. in London
- WC — old card game
- WC to Fields?
- Twickenham toilet
- Twillingsgate toilet
- Sandwich can?
- Wee spot?
- Site of English relief
- Site of graffiti with off-colour humour
- Wembley Stadium facility
- West End washroom
- UK toilet
- U.K. W.C.
- UK WC
- What a Brit calls a bathroom
- Three or five-card game.
- What Brits call a bathroom
- Throne in Buckingham Palace
- Throne of England?
- Throne room at Buckingham Palace
- Stall in London
- Unicorn in The Magic of Oz
- What might charge a going rate?
- Seat at Wimbledon?
- Where a Briton may take a break
- Toilet
- Toilet, in Tewkesbury
- Toilet in Tottenham
- Toilet in Twickenham
- Toilet (informal)
- Toilet on the Thames
- Toilet, on the Thames
- Toilet, to a Brit
- Toilet, to Ringo
- Toilet, to Tissington
- Toilet to U.K. rockers
- Toilet,on the Thames
- Used between sets in U.K.
- Tewkesbury toilet
Recent Usage of John of York in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 14, 1997
