Crossword Clue: Kingly Norse name
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Kingly Norse name"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kingly Norse name"
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- __ II, king who founded Borg (now Sarpsborg)
- ___ the Fat, Norway's patron saint
- Ancient Norwegian king
- Anna's snowman friend in "Frozen"
- Any of five Norwegian kings
- Any of several Norse kings
- Any of several Norwegian kings
- Arendelle snowman
- Big name in Norway
- Big name in Norwegian royalty
- His "Frozen Adventure" appeared before "Coco" in theaters
- Common name in Svendborg
- Common royal name in Norway
- Dedicatee of a famous Tallinn church
- Father of Magnus the Good
- "Frozen 2" snowman
- "Frozen" character
- "Frozen" character that sings "In Summer"
- "Frozen" character who sings "In Summer"
- "Frozen" character with a carrot nose
- "Frozen II" snowman
- "Frozen" role
- 'Frozen' snowman
- "Frozen" snowman character who sings "In Summer"
- "Frozen" snowman voiced by Josh Gad
- "Frozen" snowman
- Brother ___ (character in "Hägar the Horrible")
- Brother of Snoopy and Spike
- Brother of Snoopy
- Elgar's "King ___"
- Elgar's "King _____"
- Elsa and Anna's snowman pal
- Bucktoothed "Frozen" character
- Count ___ (2004 Jim Carrey role)
- Count ___ (character in Lemony Snicket books)
- Count ___, character in the Lemony Snicket books
- Count ___ (Jim Carrey role)
- Count ___ (Lemony Snicket villain played by Jim Carrey)
- Count ___ (Lemony Snicket villain)
- Count ___ (Neil Patrick Harris's role on the Netflix show "A Series of Unfortunate Events")
- Count ___ of Lemony Snicket books
- Count ___ (villain in a series by Lemony Snicket)
- Count ___, villain in Lemony Snicket books
- Count in "Lemony Snicket"
- Count in Lemony Snicket books
- Count in Lemony Snicket's books
- Count in Lemony Snicket's stories
- Count in the Lemony Snicket books
- Count of children's literature
- Count of Lemony Snicket
- Count played by Jim Carrey in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events"
- Count with an eye tattooed on his ankle
- Disney snowman
- He has a feast day in Norway
- European monarch
- Canute expelled him
- Canute's foe
- Evil count in Lemony Snicket books
- Evil count of "A Series of Unfortunate Events"
- "In Summer" singer in a 2013 animated movie
- "In Summer" singer in "Frozen"
- Oslo name
- Oslo V.I.P.
- Novelist Stapledon
- Kiddie lit count
- Movie snowman voiced by Josh Gad
- Viking name
- "King ___," Elgar cantata
- "King ___" (Elgar cantata)
- King ___ II known as "The Stout"
- King ___ of Elgar's cantata
- Villain in the "Lemony Snicket" books
- Villainous count in the Lemony Snicket books
- King in an Elgar title
- King in an Elgar work
- King of a cantata by Elgar
- King of a Elgar cantata
- King of Norway: 995–1000
- King of Norway, once
- King of Norway
- King who Christianized Norway
- Kingly name in Norway
- Kingly name of Norway
- Kingly name
- Kingly Norse name
- Son of Haakon VII
- Royal name in Norway
- Royal name in Oslo
- Royal name of Norway
- Royal Norse name
- Royal Norwegian name
- "The Saga of King ___": Longfellow
- The snowman in "Frozen"
- Name from Proto-Norse for "grandfather"
- Name in Norwegian royalty
- Name of five Norwegian kings
- Name of Norwegian kings
- Name of several Norwegian kings
- Name of some Norwegian kings
- Name of two Danish kings
- N.C.A.A.'s St. ___ Oles
- Past king of Norway
- Longfellow's king
- Patron saint of carvers
- Patron saint of Norway
- One of five Norse kings
- One of five Norwegian kings
- One of Lemony's characters
- One of Snoopy's brothers, in "Peanuts"
- One of Snoopy's brothers
- Regal Norse name
- Regal Norwegian name
- One of two Danish kings
- N.H.L. goalie Kolzig
- Minnesota's St. __ College
- Minnesotas St. ___ College
- Minnesota's St. ___ College Choir
- Minnesota's St. ___ College
- Minnesota's St. -- College
- Minnesota's St.College
- Minn.'s St. ___ College
- "Lemony Snicket" baddie Count ___
- Lemony Snicket count
- "Lemony Snicket" evil count
- "Lemony Snicket" villain Count ___
- Lemony Snicket villain Count ___
- Lemony Snicket villain
- Lemony Snicket's count
- Lemony Snicket's evil count
- Nordic saint
- Norse king
- Norse name
- Norse saint
- Norsk man's name
- Norway's king
- Norway's patron saint
- Norway's patron
- Norway's saint
- Norwegian king, 995-1000 A.D.
- Norwegian king and saint
- Norwegian king or saint
- Norwegian king who ... oh, as if you know anything about Norwegian kings
- Norwegian king
- Norwegian monarch
- Norwegian name
- Norwegian patron saint
- Norwegian royal name
- Norwegian royalty forename
- Norwegian ruler
- Norwegian saint
- Norwegian throne name
- Norwegian's name
- Tryggvesson
- Washington Capitals goalie Kolzig
- Saint ___ of Norway
- Saint ____ of Norway
- Saint for whom a Minnesota college is named
- Saint in a Minnesota college name
- Saint of Norway
- Saint who lent his name to a Minnesota college
- Saint with a Minnesota college named after him
- Singing snowman in "Frozen"
- Scandinavian king
- Scandinavian man's name
- Scandinavian name
- Scandinavian royal name
- Scandinavian saint
- St. __: Rose's Minnesota home town on "The Golden Girls"
- St. ___ College (Carleton rival)
- St. ___ College Choir
- St. ___ College, Northfield, Minn.
- St. ___, Minnesota (Rose Nylund's birthplace)
- St. ___, Northfield, Minn., campus
- Science fiction writer Stapledon
- "When I Am Older" singer in "Frozen II"
- Snoopy brother
- Snoopy's pudgy brother
- Snowman created by Elsa in "Frozen"
- Snowman from "Frozen"
- Snowman in 2013's "Frozen"
- Snowman in Disney's "Frozen"
- Snowman in "Frozen 2"
- Snowman in "Frozen"
- Snowman who likes warm hugs in "Frozen"
- Snowman who tells Anna "Some people are worth melting for," in "Frozen"
Recent Usage of Kingly Norse name in Crossword Puzzles
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- Premier Sunday - Aug. 7, 2016
- Premier Sunday - Dec. 1, 2013
- Premier Sunday - June 28, 2009
- New York Times - Sept. 18, 1987