Crossword Clue: Like human heads and some seals
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Like human heads and some seals"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Like human heads and some seals"
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- ___ seal
- ___ seal (otary)
- Bearing corn
- Auricular
- Auricularly appendaged
- Auriculate.
- Auriculate
- Certain seals or owls
- Describing a turned-down page corner.
- Ending with dog or jug
- Ending with dog or long
- Having a handle, as a mug
- Having aural appendages
- Having auricles
- Having handles, as a ewer
- Having handles
- Having hearing organs
- Equipped to hear
- Having organs of hearing
- Flop-__ hound
- Flop-___ (like hounds)
- Flop-___
- Flop or lop follower
- Dog- ---
- Dog- --
- Dog-__ book pages
- Dog-__: folded at the corner
- Dog-__ page
- Dog-__ (worn)
- Dog-__
- Dog-___ (bookmarked, as a page)
- Dog-___ (bookmarked, in a way)
- Dog-___ (folded book pages)
- Dog-___ (folded in the corner)
- Dog-___ (like old books)
- Dog-___ (like some book pages)
- Dog-___ (like some old book pages)
- Dog-___ (like some old books)
- Dog-___ (like some used books)
- Dog-___ (like some well-read books)
- Dog-___ (marked book pages)
- Dog-___ (messily folded)
- Dog-___ page (bent at the corner)
- Dog-___ page
- Dog-___ (shabby)
- Dog-___ (turned the corner of a book page)
- Dog-___ (well-worn, as pages)
- Dog-___ (well-worn)
- Dog-___ (worn)
- Dog-___
- Dog- ____: shabby
- Dog-____
- Dog-_____
- Dog follower
- Dog or Flop attachment
- Dog- or lop- follower
- Hearing enabled
- Follower of lop or dog
- Follower of lop
- In heraldry, having small projections in the upper corners
- Golden-__ corn
- Like certain seals
- Like corn stalks
- Like cornstalks and human heads
- Like cornstalks
- Like cups and pitchers
- Like fur seals
- Like human heads
- Like human heads and cup trophies
- Like human heads and some seals
- Like jugs, rabbits and basset hounds
- Like jugs
- Like little pitchers
- Like many a pitcher
- Like many pitchers
- Like many seals
- Like many teacups
- Like mature cornstalks
- Like Mickey Mouse, obviously
- Like most cups
- Like most mammals
- Like most owls
- Like Mouseketeer hats
- Like mugs and trophies
- Like otaries
- Like pages with turned-down corners
- Like sea lions but not leopard seals
- Like sea lions
- Some owls
- Like some jugs
- Like some owls
- Kind of seal
- Like some pitchers
- Like some seals
- Like Spock or corn?
- Like teacups
- Like the fur seal
- Like the otary
- Like the sea lion
- Rabbit-___ bandicoot (endangered species of Australia)
- With handles like a jug
- With handles
- With hearing organs
- Sort of seal
- Long-___ owl
- Possessed of ears
- Lop-___ (like some dogs)
- Lop-___ rabbit
- Lop-___
- Lop-____
- Lop- -- rabbit
- Like a bloodhound
- Like a cornfield
- Like a ewer
- Like a grown cornstalk
- Like a jug of corn?
- Like a jug
- Like a sea lion
- Like an otary
- Word after dog or jug
- Word after "dog" or "lop"
- Word after dog or lop
- Word after long or dog
- Word after lop or dog
- Word used to distinguish seals
- Word with 'dog' or 'jug'
- Word with dog or lop
- Word with "dog"
- Word with flop or dog
- Type of seal
- Seal type
Recent Usage of Like human heads and some seals in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Feb. 7, 2009
