Crossword Clue: Mo. in which Bill Clinton was born
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- 1963 March on Washington mo.
- 31-day mo.
- 8/
- 8: Abbr.
- 8 in a date: Abbr.
- 8 in a date (Abbr.)
- 8 in a date, for short
- 8, often: Abbr.
- "8," sometimes (Abbr.)
- "8," sometimes: Abbr.
- "8," sometimes, briefly
- 8th mo.
- American Indian Heritage mo.
- Another 31-day mo.
- A third of the third qtr.
- Before Sept.
- Arrival time for H.C.H.
- Assumption of the Virgin, ---. 15
- Athens Olympic mo.
- Birth mo. for many Leos
- Autumn mo.
- Back-to-school sales mo.
- Family Fun Mo.
- Holiday-free mo.
- Holidayless mo.
- Brief summer month?
- Eighth cal. page
- Eighth mo.
- Eighth month of the year: Abbr.
- Hot mo.
- Hot time: Abbr.
- It occurs in Q3
- It precedes Sept.
- Get Ready for Kindergarten Mo.
- Cal. abbreviation
- Cal. page header
- Cal. page
- Calendar abbr.
- Calendar abbreviation
- Calendar mo.
- Calendar pg.
- Calendar ref
- Calendar ref.
- Dog-days mo.
- Dog days mo.
- Dog days month: Abbr.
- Follower of Jul.
- Jul. follower
- Sept. preceder
- Sept. predecessor
- Vacation mo., often
- Seven after Jan.
- Stretch with no fed. holidays
- The eighth month: Abbr.
- Romance Awareness mo.
- Virgo's birth mo., maybe
- National Beach Day mo.
- National Clown Week mo.
- National Dog Day mo.
- National Mustard Day mo.
- National Psoriasis Awareness Mo.
- National Water Quality mo.
- Middle of Q3 on co. reports
- Middle of the third qtr.
- Midsummer mo.
- L.B.J.'s birth month
- Preceder of Sept.
- NFL preseason time
- Leo's birth mo., maybe
- Nixon's resignation mo.
- Mo. after July
- Mo. before Labor Day
- Mo. for back-to-school sales
- Mo. for Leos
- Mo. for most Leos
- Mo. for peridots
- Mo. in which Bill Clinton was born
- Mo. in which the Perseid meteor shower is observed
- Mo. in which Woodstock took place
- Mo. named for a Caesar
- Mo. named for an emperor
- Mo. no. 8
- Mo. of Indian Independence Day
- Mo. of the Perseid meteor shower
- Mo. originally called Sextilis
- Mo. to celebrate National Clown Week
- Mo. with most of Leo
- Mo. with National Watermelon, Milkshake, Mustard, Creamsicle, Rum, Spumoni, and Trail Mix Days
- Mo. with no holidays
- Mo. with no legal holidays
- Mo. with no major holidays
- Mo. with very few holidays, though looks like it's got National Ice Cream Sandwich Day
- Mo. without a federal holiday
- Mo. without a holiday
- Mo. without a major holiday
- Month: Abbr.
- Month before Sept.
- Month known for its "dog days": Abbr.
- Month that has no holidays: Abbr.
- Summer mo.
- Summer month: Abbr.
- Summer stretch: Abbr.
- Summer time: Abbr.
- Summertime abbr.
- Summertime mo.
- Saskatchewan Day mo.
- World Breastfeeding Week mo.
- Third qtr. month
- Third-qtr. period
- Third qtr. time
- Third-quarter mo.
- What "8" may mean: Abbr.
- What "8" may represent: Abbr.
- Time of year: Abbr.
- Time to buy back-to-school supplies: Abbr.
- When a May baby is conceived: Abbr.
- U.S. mo. without a holiday
- When the P.G.A. Championship is held annually: Abbr.
Recent Usage of Mo. in which Bill Clinton was born in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 29, 2001