Crossword Clue: Punjab's associate in "Little Orphan Annie"
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- Ancient royal symbol
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- Ally of Warbucks
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- Cerastes
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- Certain hieroglyph
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- It bit in a Shakespearean bit
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- It was sacred to Isis
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- Curtains for Cleo
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- Daddy Warbucks henchman (with "The")
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- Hieroglyphic figure
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- Danger for Indiana Jones
- Danger for Indy in "Raiders . . ."
- Dangerous African biter
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- Dangerous coiler
- Dangerous hisser
- Dangerous Nile reptile
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- Dangerous snake in Egyptian antiquity
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- Serpent
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- Serpent on a pharaoh's crown
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- Serpent on a sarcophagus
- Orphan Annie protector
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- The ___ (friend of Orphan Annie)
- River biter
- The ___ ("Orphan Annie" character)
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- Punjab's associate in "Little Orphan Annie"
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- Subject for a toxicologist
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- Tree trunk gunk
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- "My baby at my breast," in Shakespeare
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- Royal quietus
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- Means of Cleopatra's demise
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- "Raiders of the Lost Ark" killer
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- Naja haje
- Old Egyptian symbol of royalty
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- Part of a pharaoh's headdress, perhaps
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- Mediterranean menace
- "Little Orphan Annie" character (with "The")
- "Little Orphan Annie" character
- Part of an Egyptian headpiece
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- "Poor venomous fool," in Shakespeare
- "Poor venomous fool," to Shakespeare
- Memphis menace
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- Poplar: Poet.
- Menace along the Nile.
- Menace in "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
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- One bit Cleopatra
- Possible cause of paralysis
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- Middle Eastern cobra
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- Nile viper
- One with a bit part in "Cleopatra"?
- Lethal coiler
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- Lethal injection provider?
- Lethal injector?
- Lethal slitherer
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- Reptile
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- Reptile seen in hieroglyphics
- Reptile that becomes an insect if you add a W
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- Pharaoh's cobra
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- Nonspeaking Shakespearean character
- Ophidian
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- Ophidiophobe's fear, perhaps
- Prop for Elizabeth Taylor
- Source of a Shakespearean snake bite
- Source of ancient Egyptian poison
- Source of Cleopatra's downfall
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- Warbucks cohort
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- Warbucks's friend, with "The"
- Warbucks's henchman, with "the"
- Warbucks's henchman
- Source of venom
- Sibilant slitherer
- Sacred Egyptian symbol
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- Sacred serpent, to Isis
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- Sacred slitherer
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- Sacred snake
- Sacred symbol worn by Cleopatra.
- Sahara viper
- Saharan slitherer
- Saharan viper
- Sinai slitherer
- Sinai snake
- Sarcophagus serpent
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- Sarcophagus symbol
- Wee viper
- Type of cobra
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- Symbol of ancient Egypt
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- Symbol of old Egyptian royalty
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- Symbol on a sarcophagus
- Symbol on an Egyptian headdress
- Type of snake that killed Cleopatra
- Well of Souls guardian, in "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
- Scaly Egyptian
- Scary slitherer
- Scary snake
- "Worm of the Nile"
- This put its mark on Antony's girl
- Slayer of Cleopatra
- What bit Cleo
- What bit Cleopatra
- "Thy sharp teeth ..." referent
- Slitherer along the Nile
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- Small Egyptian viper
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- Tiny viper
- Uraeus figure
- Uraeus, in ancient Egypt
- Uraeus symbol
- Uraeus
- Snake.
- Snake along the Nile River
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- Snake charmer's snake
- Snake Cleopatra called "a poor venomous fool" right before it killed her...smh
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- Snake in "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
- Snake of Egyptian art
- Snake of southwestern Europe
- Snake on a pharaoh's crown
- Snake on a pharaoh's headdress
- Snake on an Egyptian headpiece
- Snake on the Nile
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- Snake that allegedly killed Cleopatra
- Snake that bit Cleopatra
- Snake that could be a pharaoh's emblem
- Snake that did Cleopatra in
- Snake that killed a queen
- Snake that killed Cleopatra
- Snake that you must banish from eight answers to make sense of their clues
- Snake to avoid
- Snake to shun
- Snake variety
- Snake whose name is derived from "shield"
- Snake with a hood
- Snake with a nasty bite
- Snake with an upturned snout
- Snake with venom
- Snake
- "Snakes on a Plane" menace
- Stepping on it may be fatal
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- New York Times - Dec. 3, 1981
