Crossword Clue: Land named for Vespucci
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Land named for Vespucci"
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- 1924 D.W. Griffith movie
- "___, the Beautiful"
- "___ the Beautiful"
- "____ the Beautiful"
- Another name for "My Country, 'Tis of Thee"
- "Another name for opportunity," per Ralph Waldo Emerson
- "A Horse With No Name" band
- ''A Horse With No Name'' band
- "A Nation of Immigrants"
- ''A Nation of Immigrants'' subject
- A Nation of Immigrants
- "A poem in our eyes," per Emerson
- AOL member?
- "Beautiful" place of song
- "Beautiful" place
- AAA part
- Aretha sang it at Obama's inauguration
- Atlas section
- Bloch symphony
- Grade school anthem
- Grade-school song
- Famed yacht
- Famous sailing yacht
- Historic plane of Adm. Byrd
- Central __
- Home to "alabaster cities"
- Either of two continents
- Continent
- Hymn by S. F. Smith
- First name on the "Ugly Betty" set
- "I Am ___ (And So Can You!)" (Stephen Colbert bestseller)
- "I believe in ___" (opening line of "The Godfather")
- "I believe in ___" ("The Godfather" starter)
- Its third verse begins "Let music swell the breeze"
- Eponymous regatta-winning yacht of 1851
- Ernest Bloch symphony
- Canada's continent
- "God Bless ___"
- Cup winner in 1851
- Explorer Richard Byrd's plane
- "Tonight" follower in "West Side Story"
- The "A" in "USA"
- "The Beautiful"
- ''Ventura Highway'' band
- "The cauldron of Democracy"
- Place with millions of inhabitants at the time of its "discovery"
- Vespucci's claim to fame
- Vespucci's namesake
- Victor of a historic 1851 yacht race
- Marvel's Captain ___
- She's beautiful, per a popular song
- The New World
- "Of thee I sing" addressee
- Song often sung in grade school
- Song starting "My country, 'tis of thee"
- Song starting with "My country"
- Song that begins "My country, 'tis of thee"
- Song that ends "God hold secure!"
- Song that starts "My country, 'tis of thee"
- Song with the lyric "My heart with rapture thrills"
- "My country, 'tis of thee" song
- The "thee" of "Of Thee I Sing"
- Name first used on a map in 1507
- The United States
- Name on both sides of the Equator
- Land made for you and me, in a Woody Guthrie song
- Land named for Vespucci
- Land of the free
- Land of the free and home of the brave?
- Part of USA
- Longtime de facto U.S. national anthem
- Patriotic song
- Neil Diamond hit from "The Jazz Singer"
- Neil Diamond hit
- Paul Simon song that mentions Saginaw and Pittsburgh
- New World
- Miss ___
- "North" or "South" continent
- North or South ending
- North, South or Central
- S. F. Smith air
- S. F. Smith's patriotic ballad
- "Turn left at Greenland" is how Ringo "found" it
- Supertramp "Breakfast in ___"
- Word often invoked in presidential debates
- "Sweet land of liberty," in song
- "Sister Golden Hair" singers
- "West Side Story" number
- 'West Side Story' song
- "West Side Story" song
- Uncle Sam's home
- UNITED STATES
- What "they've all gone to look for," in a Paul Simon song
- Smith's patriotic ballad
- U.S. heartland
- Statute of Liberty's home
- USA part
- Stephen Colbert's "I Am ___ (And So Can You!)"
Recent Usage of Land named for Vespucci in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 29, 2012
- USA Today - Dec. 15, 2009
- Newsday - April 3, 2008