Crossword Clue: Largest known dwarf planet
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- "__ for Elephant"
- ''__ for Evidence''
- ''__ for Evidence'' (Grafton book)
- "__ for Evidence" (Grafton book)
- "__ for Evidence" (Grafton novel)
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- "__ for Evidence"
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- "___ for Evidence"
- "___ for Evidence" (Grafton mystery)
- "___ for Evidence" (Sue Grafton novel)
- "___ for her eyes . . . "
- Becker's drink additive
- Berlin bar need
- Berlin bar supply
- Berliner's ice
- Bier chiller
- Biergarten cooler
- "Bierhaus" stock
- Autobahn hazard
- Autobahn winter hazard
- Block in a Cologne cooler
- Block in Berlin?
- Bordeaux : glace :: Berlin : __
- Grafton's "__ for Evidence"
- Grafton's "___ for Evidence"
- Grafton's ' for Evidence'
- Grafton's '-- for Evidence'
- Frankfurt freezer cubes
- Düsseldorf dessert
- Fritz's ice
- Frozen "Wasser"
- Frozen Wasser
- Frozen water: Ger.
- Frozen water in Berlin
- Frozen water, in Wittenberg
- Frozen water, to Wilhelm
- Fed. document showing expected ecological effects
- It makes the autobahn slippery
- It may block the Rhein
- It might halt traffic on the Rhein
- Gasthaus cubes
- Hard wasser
- Hard water, in Hamburg
- It's cold in Koln
- German cooler
- German dessert
- German freezer item
- German rocks
- German "rocks"
- It's frozen in Frankfurt
- German treat
- Ice: Ger.
- Ice: German.
- Ice in Berlin
- Ice, in Berlin
- Ice, in Bonn
- Ice, in Bremen
- Ice, in Eisenach
- Ice, in Erlangen
- Ice, in Essen
- Ice, in Germany
- Ice in Innsbruck
- Ice, in Innsbruck
- Ice, in Munich
- Ice, in Stuttgart
- Ice on the Isar
- Ice, to Irmentrud
- Ice,in Innsbruck
- Clinker in a Glas
- Dortmund dessert
- Helmut's ice
- Cocktail cooler, in Coblenz
- Cold cube in Cologne
- Cold cubes in Köln
- Cold stuff, in Germany
- Cologne cooler
- Cologne cubes?
- Drink cooler, in Dresden
- Innsbruck Olympics surface
- Danger on der Autobahn
- Rink surface, in Munich
- Road hazard in Frankfurt
- Rocks on the Rhein?
- Stuttgart cubes
- Stuttgart skater's surface
- München cubes
- Winter autobahn hazard
- Sommer cooler
- Winter hazard in Munich
- Winter hazard in Weingarten
- Winter hazard on the autobahn
- Rostock bar stock
- Wintry Autobahn hazard
- Köln cooler
- Sue Grafton's "___ for Evidence"
- Sue Grafton's ''___ for Evidence''
- Sue Grafton's '-- for Evidence'
- Sue Grafton's "--- for Evidence"
- Ruhr refrigerant
- Oktoberfest cubes
- Oktoberfest rocks
- Rathskeller cooler
- Rathskeller "rocks"
- Largest known dwarf planet
- Milieu for Katarina Witt
- Mixgetränk cube
- Rhein blocker
- Wasser, below zero
- Wasser cooler
- Wasser in the winter
- Wasser in Winter
- Wasser that's frozen
- Water frozen in the Weser
- Surface for the Olympische Winterspiele
- U-Boot hazard
- Tavern "Kühler"
- Start of some picture dictionaries' fifth pages
Recent Usage of Largest known dwarf planet in Crossword Puzzles
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- Premier Sunday - Jan. 17, 2010
- LA Times - May 7, 2009
- New York Times - April 26, 2009
- Newsday - May 26, 2007