Crossword Clue: Queen Mary, e.g.
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Queen Mary, e.g."
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Queen Mary, e.g."
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- __ notes
- ___ notes (record jacket)
- ___ notes
- Baseball drive
- Baseball hit
- Batted ball.
- Batter's clout
- Batter's low hit
- Batter's product
- A cosmetic
- A hard hit single, maybe
- Big boat
- Big ship
- Album jacket
- Ball hit on the screws
- Ball struck on the nose
- France, for one
- Hit most likely to start an unassisted triple play
- Grease pencil
- Certain cosmetic
- "Frozen rope," in baseball
- Frozen rope, in baseball
- Frozen rope
- Challenge for a shortstop
- Hot shot, in baseball
- Elizabeth 2, e.g.
- Garbage can insert
- Diamond drive
- Diamond smash
- It might zip in and zip out
- It sometimes results in a double play
- Huge ocean vessel
- Huge ship
- Huge water crosser
- Cosmetic
- Cosmetic item — Titanic, for example
- Cosmetic used for a "cat eye" look
- Hard baseball drive
- Hard-hit ball
- Hard-hit baseball
- Hard-hit batted ball
- Hard shot on the diamond
- It's hit right on the button
- It's usually a hit
- Jacket
- Jacket part
- Floating hotel
- Europa, for one
- Cruise boat
- Cruise place
- Cruise ship
- Cruise vessel
- Heckuva big boat
- Carnival craft
- Eye cosmetic
- Eye emphasizer
- Eye enhancer
- Eye makeup
- Eye pencil
- Eye shadow go-with
- Eyelid application
- Eyelid cosmetic
- Eyelid makeup
- Daisy cutter's cousin
- Daisy cutter's relative
- Facing
- Inside of a winter jacket
- Vacation vessel
- Vanishing ocean sight
- Many a baseball hit
- Shadow companion
- Kin of a daisy cutter
- Tough hit for an infielder
- Purse item
- Kind of hit
- Vessel
- Sharply hit ball
- Sharply hit baseball
- Kind of notes
- Q. E. II, e.g.
- QE 2, e.g.
- QE1 or QE2
- QE2, e.g.
- QE2, for one
- QEII for one
- ''QM2,'' for one
- Ocean ___ (cruise ship)
- Ocean crosser
- Ocean cruiser
- Ocean greyhound
- Ocean or head
- Ocean queen
- Ocean ship
- Ocean transport
- Ocean traveler
- Ocean vessel
- Oceangoing ship
- Transoceanic ship
- Trash can insert
- Trash-can insert
- Kipling's "lady"
- Queen Elizabeth, e.g.
- Queen Elizabeth, for one
- Queen Mary, e.g.
- Queen Mary, for one
- The Lusitania, e.g.
- Ship or airplane.
- Ship or plane
- Ship shape?
- Ship with staterooms
- Ship
- Winter coat feature
- Winter jacket feature
- Winter jacket part
- The QE2, e.g.
- The Raffaello, for one
- The Rotterdam, e.g.
- The Titanic, e.g.
- Raincoat insert
- Part of a makeup kit
- Large ocean vessel
- Large passenger ship
- Large steamship
- Port vessel
- Passenger ship
- Passenger vessel
- One-___ (brief joke)
- Record holder
- Record holder?
- Record jacket
- One might go cruising
- Low traveling ball
- LP jacket
- Lusitania, for one
- Luxury craft
- Luxury ship
- Lid application
- Lid or lip application
- Pier visitor
- Makeup item
- Protective covering
- Word after one, ocean, or eye
- Word with air or eye
- Word with hard or head
- Word with ocean or eye
- Word with one or ocean
- Swimming pool part
- Type of hit
- Well-hit ball
- Well-hit drive
- Smash over the infield, say
- Titanic, e.g.
- Titanic, for one
- Titanic or Queen Mary
- Staub specialty
- Steamship
Recent Usage of Queen Mary, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Queen Mary, e.g. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - May 4, 2013
- Washington Post Puzzler - Sept. 2, 2012
- New York Times - March 29, 2009
- New York Times - March 20, 1998