Crossword Clue: Nickname for Hemingway or Haydn

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• 542-year-old Smurf
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• "___ Don't Preach" (Madonna song)
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• A bear encountered by Goldilocks
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• Another nickname for Dad
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• Bear with a hard bed
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• Famous Bear?
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• Dear old dad
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• Father
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• Elder Smurf
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• Household moniker
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• Hemingway sobriquet
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• Hemingway's sobriquet.
• Hemingway's sobriquet
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• Herr Hadyn, affectionately
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• Fairy-tale bear
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• "Come to ___!"
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• "Come to ___"
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• P.T.A. member
• Oscar-Quebec go-between
• Pizza magnate "___ John" Schnatter
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• Storied bear
• Storybook bear
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• The bearded Smurf
• Tot's cry
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• Streisand song addressee
• The eldest Smurf
• The family guy
• P, in a phonetic alphabet
• P, in radio lingo
• P in the NATO alphabet
• P, in the NATO phonetic alphabet
• Role model for a lad
• Rollin' stone, in a Motown classic
• Quebec preceder, to pilots
• Mate for a mama
• Mate for mama
• The old man
• The O.M.
• The Pope, in Rome
• Parent
• "Oh! My ___," 1953 song
• "Oh, My ___"
• "Oh, My ___," Fisher hit
• Waitt role in "The Waltons"
• Literary nickname
• Literary sobriquet
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• Old man
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• Member of a '60s singing group
• Member of the family.
• Pope, in Assisi
• Pope, to a Roman
• Oldest Smurf
• NATO phonetic alphabet letter after Oscar
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• Largest of the Three Bears
• One bear
• Paterfamilias.
• Paterfamilias
• One-fourth of a '60s group
• One-fourth of a 60's group
• One-fourth of a '60s pop group
• Patriarchal nickname
• Latin for "pope"
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• One of a storied trio
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• Leader of the Smurfs
• One of radio's Goldbergs
• One of the Bears
• One of the Berenstain Bears
• One of the Goldbergs
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• One of the Waltons
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• One of three fairy-tale bears
• Relative in an Eddie Fisher hit song
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• Nickname for Dad
• Nickname for dad's partner, perhaps
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• Nickname for Hemingway
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• Nickname in the family
• Nickname of Ernest Hemingway
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• One wearing the pants in the family?
• Perry Como's "___ Loves Mambo"
• Person honored in this puzzle
• Letter after Oscar
• Madonna "___ Don't Preach"
• Madonna begged him not to preach
• Letter before Quebec in the phonetic alphabet
• Letter before Quebec
• Letter between Oscar and Quebec
• Madonna's "___ Don't Preach"
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• Not mama
• Male family figure
• Theme of the puzzle
• What a junior might call a senior
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• Three Bears patriarch
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• Smurf elder
• Smurf in red
• Smurf leader
• Smurf patriarch
• Smurf who wore red clothes
• Smurf who's more than 500 years old
• Smurf with a beard
• Smurf with a red hat
• Smurf with a white beard
• Smurf with red pants
• Smurfette's old man
• Sobriquet for food-industry VIP John Schnatter
• Sobriquet for Haydn
• Sobriquet for Hemingway
• Sobriquet for singer John Phillips
• Senior Smurf
• Tevye, to Hodel
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Recent Usage of Nickname for Hemingway or Haydn in Crossword Puzzles

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• Universal Crossword - Nov. 8, 2008
• Washington Post - Aug. 10, 2007

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