Crossword Clue: Kid-lit character with the catchphrase "Thanks for noticing me"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kid-lit character with the catchphrase "Thanks for noticing me""
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- Black, to poets
- Blue donkey
- Frequent winner in the game of Poohsticks
- Friend of Piglet
- Friend of Pooh and Piglet
- Friend of Pooh and Roo
- Friend of Pooh
- Friend of Roo and Pooh
- Character found "in a thistly corner of the forest"
- Character in "Piglet's Big Movie," 2003
- Fictional donkey
- "House at Pooh Corner" character
- Hundred Acre Wood character
- Hundred Acre Wood donkey
- Hundred Acre Wood grump
- Hundred Acre Wood pessimist
- "It's not much of a tail, but I'm sort of attached to it" speaker
- Gloomy donkey of fiction
- Gloomy Milne character
- Gloomy pal of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Gloomy Pooh pal
- Gloomy resident of the Hundred Acre Wood
- Gloomy thistle-eater of children's lit
- Donkey in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Donkey of kiddie lit
- Donkey with a pinned-on tail
- Downer of children's books?
- Cartoon character that could use some Prozac
- "Good morning, Pooh Bear. If it is a good morning. Which I doubt." speaker
- Kid-lit character who says "The nicest thing about the rain is that it always stops. Eventually"
- Kid-lit character with a long face, in more ways than one
- Kid-lit character with the catchphrase "Thanks for noticing me"
- Kid-lit donkey
- Kiddie lit character known for losing his tail
- Kiddie lit character with a detachable tail
- Kiddie-lit character with a pinned-on tail
- Pal of Piglet
- Pal of Pooh and Piglet
- Pal of Pooh and Roo
- Pal of Pooh
- Pal of Roo
- Roo's donkey friend
- Roo's donkey pal
- Roo's pal
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" donkey
- Winnie-the-Pooh's donkey friend
- Winnie the Pooh's mopey donkey friend
- Winnie-the-Pooh's sad friend
- Literary character who lives in the Gloomy Place
- Literary donkey
- Pooh pal
- Pooh's bashful friend
- Pooh's donkey friend
- Pooh's donkey pal
- Pooh's dour friend
- Pooh's gloomy companion
- Pooh's gloomy friend
- Pooh's gloomy pal
- Pooh's grumpy pal
- Pooh's melancholy friend
- Pooh's mopey friend
- Pooh's mopey pal
- Poohs pal
- Pooh's pal
- Pooh's pessimistic pal
- Pooh's sad friend
- Pooh's sad pal
- Poohsticks player
- Milne ass
- Milne creature that frequently loses his tail
- Milne creature that lost a tail
- Milne pessimist
- Milne's donkey
- Milne's morose donkey
- Milne's "old grey donkey"
- Milne's pessimist
- Pessimist in a Disney cartoon
- Pessimist in Pooh books
- Pessimist of kiddie lit
- Pessimistic ass
- Pessimistic pal of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Pessimistic Pooh pal
- Resident of the House at Pooh Corner
- Mopey Disney character
- Mopey donkey of children's literature
- Mopey Hundred Acre Wood resident
- Mopey Milne character
- Mopey Pooh pal
- Piglet pal
- "Piglet's Big Movie" character
- Sawdust-filled kid-lit character
- Thistle eater of kiddie lit
Recent Usage of Kid-lit character with the catchphrase "Thanks for noticing me" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 30, 2019
