Crossword Clue: Potential princes in fairy lore
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Potential princes in fairy lore"
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- 2004 Sondheim musical, with "The"
- Amphibians in an Aristophanes comedy
- Amphibians like Kermit
- Amphibians
- A plague, in Exodus
- Aristophanes comedy, with "The"
- Aristophanes drama, with "The"
- Adult tadpoles
- Hoppers in ponds
- Hardly princes
- Fly catchers
- Critters on lily pads
- Critters that croak
- Croaking hoppers
- Exodus plague
- Jumping contest entrants
- High school cut-ups?
- Insect eaters
- Fairy-tale stock characters
- Kermit and his family
- Kermit et al.
- Kermit's relatives
- Some fly catchers
- Some tadpoles, eventually
- Pad sitters
- Lily pad occupants
- Lily pad travelers
- The second plague, in Exodus
- Ranarium denizens
- Pond critters
- Pond croakers
- Pond denizens
- Pond dwellers
- Potential princes in fairy lore
- Peepers, e.g.
- Leaping amphibians
- One of the Ten Plagues
- They croak until they croak
- They go "ribbit"
- They rest on lily pads
- They'll croak before long
- Tadpoles, eventually
- Throat problems
- Throat troubles
- Second of the 10 biblical plagues
- Second of the plagues of Egypt
- Toads' kin
Recent Usage of Potential princes in fairy lore in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today Archive - Aug. 5, 1999