Crossword Clue: Like Victor Borge
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Like Victor Borge"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Like Victor Borge"
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- #10
- A2: "___?" A1: "No thanks, just coffee."
- Alternative to a doughnut
- Breakfast bun
- Breakfast choice
- Breakfast food
- From Copenhagen, e.g.
- From Copenhagen, say
- From Copenhagen
- Breakfast item
- Breakfast order
- Breakfast pastry for Hamlet?
- Breakfast pastry typically containing jam or preserves
- Breakfast pastry
- Breakfast roll
- Breakfast snack
- Breakfast sweet
- >From Odense
- Hailing from Copenhagen
- Copenhagen language
- Croissant alternative
- Coffee accompaniment, maybe
- Coffee-break favorite
- Coffee break sweet
- Coffee-break sweet
- Coffee-break treat
- Coffee go-with
- Sticky snack
- Like Kierkegaard, e.g.
- Like Niels Bohr
- Kind of band D-A-D is
- Of Denmark
- Like Victor Borge
- Language of Jutland.
- Popular pastry
- Lolland language
- Pastry developed by Austrians, surprisingly
- Pastry shop purchase
- Pastry type
- Relative of Icelandic
- Morning nosh, perhaps
- Morning pastry
- Rich pastry
- Sweet, buttery pastry
- Type of pastry
- Scandinavian — pastry
Recent Usage of Like Victor Borge in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - Aug. 28, 2016
- Washington Post - March 2, 2012
