Crossword Clue: Persian pixie
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Persian pixie"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Persian pixie"
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- ___ Gilpin (Roz Doyle's portrayer on "Frasier")
- Beautiful and graceful girl
- Beautiful fairy
- Beautiful fairylike being
- Beautiful girl
- Beautiful woman.
- Beautiful woman
- Beauty of myth
- About: Prefix
- Belle
- Around: Pref.
- Around: Prefix
- Actress Gilpin of "Frasier"
- Actress Gilpin of the short-lived 2015 series "Mr. Robinson"
- Actress Gilpin
- Attractive woman
- Graceful fairy
- Graceful genie of myth
- Graceful girl
- Graceful spirit
- Graceful sprite
- Graceful woman
- Graceful young woman
- His "Dafne" is the first known opera
- "Frasier" actress Gilpin
- Frasier actress Gilpin
- 'Frasier' actress Gilpin
- ''Frasier'' actress Gilpin
- "Frasier" co-star Gilpin
- Iolanthe, per Gilbert and Sullivan
- Female beauty
- Elf of Persian folklore
- Elf or lovely woman
- Elf
- Elfin being.
- Elfin being
- Elfin creature
- Elflike being
- It means "around"
- It means "surrounding"
- First name in the "Frasier" cast
- First opera composer
- Gilpin of 'Frasier'
- Gilpin of Frasier
- Gilpin of "Frasier"
- Gilpin of TV's "Frasier"
- Gilpin who played Roz on "Frasier"
- Gilpin who played Roz on TV
- Jacopo ___, composer of the earliest surviving opera
- Co-star of Kelsey, once
- Exemplar of beauty and grace
- Cardium or cranium pre-ceder
- Gorgeous girl
- Fairy
- Fairy of myth
- Fairy of Persian folklore
- Fairy of Persian myth
- Fairy or elf
- Fairylike being of myth
- Fairylike being
- Fairylike creature
- Fairy's relative
- Wig or winkle prefix
- Ms. Gilpin (Roz) of "Frasier"
- Kind of scope
- She played Roz on "Frasier"
- Winged sprite of myth
- "Winkle" add-on
- Winkle or meter preceder
- Winkle or scope preceder
- "The Peer and the ___."
- "The Peer and the ___"
- Paradise and the ___ (Thomas Moore poem)
- Roz Doyle portrayer Gilpin of "Frasier"
- Roz on "Frasier"
- Roz portrayer on "Frasier"
- Roz portrayer on ''Frasier''
- Roz's portrayer on "Frasier"
- Mythological sprite
- Old Persian fairy
- "Meter" attachment
- Meter or scope start
- "Meter" or "scope" start
- Meter starter?
- Meter starter
- One of Kelsey's co-stars
- One of Kelsey's costars
- Lovely girl
- Lovely lady
- Lovely lass of Persian myth
- Lovely lass
- Lovely woman
- Lovely young woman
- Prefix for "meter" or "scope"
- Prefix for meter or scope
- Prefix for meter or winkle
- Prefix for meter
- Prefix for "scope"
- Prefix for ''scope''
- Prefix for scope or meter
- Prefix for scope or patetic
- Prefix for scope
- Prefix for wig or winkle
- Prefix meaning "surrounding"
- Prefix on scope
- Prefix with cardial
- Prefix with -cardium
- Prefix with meter and scope
- Prefix with -meter or -scope
- Prefix with meter or scope
- Prefix with meter
- Prefix with "scope"
- Prefix with -scope
- Prefix with scope or meter
- Prefix with "scope" or "meter"
- Prefix with ''scope'' or ''meter''
- Prefix with scope or style
- Prefix with scope
- Persian beauty
- Persian elf
- Persian fairy
- Persian pixie
- Persian spirit
- Persian sprite
- Pretty girl
- Pretty woman
- Phyllis in "Iolanthe."
- Supernatural being of Persian folklore
- TV actress Gilpin
- Surrounding: Pref.
- Sprite of Persian folklore
- Sprite
- Scope lead-in
- Scope opening?
- Scope or meter attachment
- Scope or meter starter
- Scope or winkle preceder
- "Scope" prefix, in subs
- Scope prefix, in subs
- "Scope" prefix
- ''Scope'' starter
- "Scope" starter
- Scope starter
Recent Usage of Persian pixie in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Persian pixie in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today Archive - April 14, 1997
- New York Times - March 18, 1989
- New York Times - July 19, 1982