Crossword Clue: Mar. and Sept.
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Mar. and Sept."
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- 1/, 2/, 3/, etc.
- 12 in a yr.
- ___ Def (erstwhile hip-hop name)
- ___ Def (musician/actor who now goes by the name Yasiin Bey)
- ___ Def (rapper who now goes by Yasiin Bey)
- ___ Def (rapper with the upcoming album "As Promised")
- ___ Def (rapper Yasiin Bey's former stage name)
- ___ Def
- ___ Eisley (cantina site on Tatooine)
- “___ Eisley cantina”
- ___ Eisley, "Star Wars" cantina town
- ___ Eisley (Tatooine spaceport)
- Appt. book divisions
- Apr. and Aug.
- Apr. and Dec.
- Apr. and Jul.
- Apr. and Nov.
- Apr. and Oct.
- Apr., Oct., Nov.
- Actor/musician ___ Def
- Actor/rapper ___ Def
- Aug. and Sept.
- Black Star member with Talib
- Hip-hop artist Def
- Hip-hop music's ___ Def
- Hip-hop's ___ Def
- Hip-hop's Def
- Boxes with 30 boxes or so: Abbr.
- Dec. and Jan., e.g.
- Dec. and Jan.
- Def of "Cadillac Records"
- Def of hip-hop fame
- Def rapper?
- Detectives' discoveries: Abbr.
- Detectives look for them, briefly
- Gangster's patterns
- Cal. divisions
- Cal. dozen
- Cal. headings
- Cal. pages
- Cal. units
- Calendar doz.
- Calendar pages: Abbr.
- Calendar pgs.
- Calendar pp., often
- Calendar pp.
- J F M A M J J A S O N D
- Jan. and Aug.
- Jan. and company
- Jan. and Dec.
- Jan. and Feb.
- Jan. and Jul.
- Jan. and Sept. e.g.
- Jan., Feb. and Mar.
- Jan., Feb., etc.
- Jan., Feb., Mar., etc.
- January and February, for example: Abbr.
- January, February, and so on: Abbr.
- Criminal patterns, briefly
- Criminal patterns, for short
- Criminal patterns, in brief
- Criminal signatures
- Criminals' habits
- Criminals' ways, briefly
- Crooks' methods, for short
- Crooks' methods, to cops
- Crooks' patterns, for short
- Crooks' patterns, to cops
- "Casa Bey" rapper ___ Def
- Jul. and Aug.
- Jun. and Jul.
- June and July, for example: Abbr.
- June and July shortly
- Sept. and Dec.
- Sept., Oct. and Nov.
- Nov. and Dec.
- Nov., Dec., et al.
- Mar. and Sept.
- March and April, for example: Abbr.
- "The Ecstatic" rapper ___ Def
- Qtr. components
- "The Italian Job" actor ___ Def
- Oct. and Dec.
- Oct. and Nov.
- Oct., Nov., Dec.
- Oct., Nov., etc.
- "The New Danger" ___ Def
- "The New Danger" artist ___ Def
- May and June: Abbr.
- "Knuffle Bunny" author Willems and namesakes
- P.O. transactions
- Wks. and wks.
- Wks. on end
- Wall calendar pgs.
- Police findings, for short
- Rap sheet entries, for short
- Rap sheet entries
- Rap sheet routines: Abbr.
- Rapper __ Def, now known as Yasiin Bey
- Rapper ___ Def
- Rapper --- Def
- Rapper/actor ___ Def
- Rapper/actor -- Def
- Rap's ___ Def
- Loan periods: Abbr.
- Parts of a year: Abbr.
- Parts of a yr.
- Parts of yrs.
- Perps' patterns, briefly
- Perp's patterns, briefly
- Perps' patterns, for short
- Perps' patterns
- Perps' preferences
- Mag. subscription units
- Profiler's concerns
- They last 672 to 744 hrs.
- They last, on average, 7301/2 hrs.
- Ways, for short
- Ways of doing things, for short
- Twelfths of a year: Abbr.
- Twelfths of yrs.
- They precede slashes: Abbr.
- Three in a season: Abbr.
- Units in the yr.
- Year divs.
- Yearly doz.
- Time pds.
- Season trio: Abbr.
- Yr. divisions
- Yr. parts
- Yr.'s 12
- Yr.'s dozen
Recent Usage of Mar. and Sept. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - May 22, 1974
