Crossword Clue: Long, unbroken take, in film lingo
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- An ace: Slang
- A Loonie, e.g.
- A lulu
- A nonpareil
- A real original
- Beaut
- A standout for sure
- Ace of a sort
- Ace
- Acer
- Big shot
- Blow that lays one low
- Free spirit
- Great guy
- Feature of Mary, but not marry?
- It has no comparison
- Hot dog
- Embarassing spelling mistake?
- Corker
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- Crackerjack
- Important spelling feature of "iridescent"
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- Jim-dandy
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- He's in a class by himself
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- Dandy
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- Where the action in Chicago's County General Hospital took place
- Ripsnorter
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- Willie Mays, e.g.
- Marvel
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- Odd cat
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- Something unique, in old slang
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- Knockout
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- Wizard
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- Old slang for a unique person
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- Rara avis
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- Rare fellow: Colloq.
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- Rare person
- Rare thing, in London
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- Lollapalooza
- Real lulu
- Real pip
- Long, single take, in filmmaking
- Long, unbroken take, in film lingo
- Pound note, in English slang
- Redoubtable person
- Peerless person
- Lulu, or singleton
- Lulu
- Remarkable person
- Person who is sui generis
- Person who's sui generis
- "Previously ___" (intro to a long-running medical drama)
- "Previously ___ ..." (medical show opening)
- "Previously ___ ..." (TV show intro)
- Nonesuch
- Nonpareil person
- Nonpareil
- Not just a rarity
- Superhero
- There's nothing like it
- Special person
- Singleton
- Singular achiever
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- Wunderkind
- Unicorn e.g.
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- Unique person, informally
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- Unique thing
- Unusual bloke
- Unusual fellow
- Unusual individual
- Unusual person
- What towser has
- Telling blow
Recent Usage of Long, unbroken take, in film lingo in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 15, 2015
