Crossword Clue: Milne character
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Milne character"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Milne character"
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- ___-Bah (4)
- ___-Bah, in "The Mikado"
- ___-Bah of "Mikado"
- ___-bah (pompous one)
- ___-bah (pompous sort)
- ___-bah
- ___ Bear
- Bear associated with Disney
- Bear created by A.A. Milne
- Bear featured in the Benjamin Hoff book "The Te of Piglet"
- Bear in a red shirt
- Bear of children's lit
- Bear of kiddie-lit
- Bear of "very little brain"
- "Bear of very little brain"
- Bear pal of Piglet
- Bear who craves "hunny"
- Bear who dreams of "hunny"
- Bear who loves "hunny"
- Bear who's friends with Kanga and Owl
- Bear who's Piglet's BFF
- Bear with a "hunny" pot
- Bear with a "thotful spot"
- Bear's scoffing comment
- A.A. Milne bear
- A.A. Milne creation
- A.A. Milne critter
- A.A. Milne's lover of hunny (sic)
- Beloved bear
- Beloved honey lover
- Best seller in bear markets
- Big seller in bear markets?
- Big seller in bear markets
- Famous corner in children's literature
- Famous corner in literature
- Friend of Eeyore
- Friend of Kanga and Owl
- Friend of Owl and Rabbit
- Friend of Piglet
- Friend of Tigger
- "Feh!"
- Honey-hunting character of kid lit
- Honey lover of kid-lit
- Edward Bear
- Eeyore's bear friend
- Eeyore's friend
- Eeyore's pal
- Deprecate
- Fictional bear who loves "hunny"
- Fictional bear with a honey pot
- Fictional bear
- Fictional honey-loving bear
- Fictional Winnie
- "Fiddle-faddle!"
- Fiddlesticks!
- "Fiddlesticks!"
- Contemptuous exclamation
- Contemptuous sound
- Half a disdainful verb
- Children's tale bear
- Cornered bear?
- Hundred Acre Wood bear
- Hundred Acre Wood denizen
- Hundred Acre Wood dweller
- Hundred Acre Wood resident
- "Hunny" bear
- Hunny eater of literature
- "Hunny" lover
- Hunny lover
- "Hunny" seeker
- Gentle rebuke
- "Christopher Robin" character
- Christopher Robin's friend
- Christopher Robin's pal
- Christopher Robin's "silly old bear"
- Christopher Robin's tubby cubby friend
- Disdain, vocalized
- Disdainful word
- Circus trainer's prop
- Dismiss lightly
- Dismissive exclamation
- Disneyland yellow meetable character
- Cry of contempt
- Cry of disdain
- Exclamation of disgust
- Golden bear
- Golden bear of cartoons
- Golden bear of kiddie lit
- Expression of disdain
- Cartoon character who sings "Rumbly in My Tumbly"
- Colossus
- Kanga's friend
- Noted honey eater
- Noted honey-lover
- Toon bear
- "That's just silly!"
- "That's plain silly!"
- Kenny Loggins "Return to ___ Corner"
- Kid-lit bear
- Kiddie-lit honey lover
- Kids' character who says "A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside"
- Kids' character who says "People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day"
- Robin's pal
- The Chieftains "Winnie the ___"
- Toy-bear hero
- "The House at __ Corner"
- "The House at ___ Corner" (1928 children's book)
- "The House at ___ Corner" (children's book written by A.A. Milne)
- "The House at ___ Corner"
- "The House at --- Corner," by A.A. Milne
- Master Christopher's friend
- Pal of Eeyore
- Pal of Owl and Rabbit
- Pal of Owl
- Pal of Piglet
- Pal of Tigger
- Playmate of Piglet
- Roo's friend
- Winnie, for one.Actually, I can't really think of any others...
- Winnie of fiction
- 'Winnie-the- --'
- Winnie the __
- Winnie-the-__
- Winnie the ___
- "Winnie-the-___"
- Winnie-the-___, "hunny-loving" bear of kid lit
- "Winnie-the-___": Milne
- Winnie-the-___
- Winnie-the- ____
- Winnie the ____
- Winnie
- Rabbit's friend
- "Oh, baloney!"
- "Oh, bother" speaker
- "Oh, nonsense!"
- "Oh, nuts!"
- "Oh, quit being silly!"
- "Oh, that's silly"
- "Oh, that's silly!"
- Literary bear who's friends with Tigger
- Literary bear
- Literary honey-lover
- Literary honey lover
- Pouty exclamation
- Red-shirted bear in Disney cartoons
- Red-shirted bear
- Milne bear
- Milne beast
- Milne bruin
- Milne character
- Milne creation
- Milne creature
- Milne favorite
- Milne's ___ Corner
- Milne's "bear of very little brain"
- Milne's bear
- Milne's "The House at __ Corner"
- Milne's "The House at ___ Corner"
- Milne's tubby little cubby
- Milne's ''tubby little cubby''
- Milne's Winnie the ___
- Milne's Winnie
- Legendary Canadian bear
- Lethargic bear
- "Nobody can be uncheered with a balloon" bear
- Non-Churchillian Winnie.
- Nonsense!
- Make light of
- Rhyming friend of Roo
- Piglet's best friend
- Piglet's friend
- Piglet's honey-loving pal
- Piglet's pal
- Tubby little cubby of kid lit
- "Tush!"
- Word of disdain
- "Silly old Bear!"
- "'Tain't nothin'!"
- What a stink!
- Tigger and Eeyore's bear buddy
- Tigger and Eeyore's honey-loving friend
- Tigger's friend
- Tigger's pal
- "What nonsense you talk!"
- "What nonsense!"
- Yellow bear since 1926
- Ursine friend of Owl
- When doubled, dismiss out of hand
- When doubled, make light of
- When repeated, belittle
- When repeated, dismiss
- When repeated, express disdain for
- Self-professed "Bear of Very Little Brain"
Recent Usage of Milne character in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Milne character" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Milne character in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - March 5, 2017
- New York Times - Dec. 4, 2016
- Newsday - Jan. 15, 2016
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 11, 2013
- USA Today - May 28, 2011
- Newsday - Sept. 13, 2007
- USA Today - Aug. 14, 2003
- New York Times - Dec. 8, 2002
- USA Today Archive - Oct. 24, 1997
- USA Today Archive - Jan. 10, 1996
- New York Times - April 11, 1991
- New York Times - April 19, 1986
- New York Times - Oct. 25, 1981
