Crossword Clue: Rabbit-chaser of fiction
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- -- B. Toklas
- 2013 Literature Nobelist Munro
- "___ Adams"
- ___ B. Toklas
- ___ blue, color named after a first daughter
- ___ blue (gown color of song)
- "___ Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
- "___ Doesn't Live Here"
- ___ in Chains (grunge band)
- ___ In Chains
- "___ in Wonderland" (2010 film in which Anne Hathaway plays the White Queen)
- "___ in Wonderland"
- ___ Springs, Australia
- ". . . a grin without a cat!" thinker
- "... a grin without a cat!" thinker
- A restaurant lady
- A Roosevelt
- "A Town Like ___" (Nevil Shute novel)
- "A Town Like ___": Shute
- Arlo sang about her
- Arts patron Tully
- Adams or Gobel
- Adams or Liddell
- Adventure first name
- Adventure girl
- Adventurer in Lewis Carroll's "Wonderland"
- Adventuresome story girl
- Aussie city, ... Springs
- Author Hoffman
- Author Walker
- Avril Lavigne song about Wonderland?
- Albee girl
- Albee heroine
- Albee honoree
- Albee title character
- Blue beginner?
- Blue girl
- "Blue-gown" girl
- Blue shade
- "Falstaff" soprano
- Comic Ghostley
- Daughter of Teddy Roosevelt
- Famous eatery owner
- Center square on "The Brady Bunch"
- ''Brady Bunch'' housekeeper
- Bradys' housekeeper
- Faye of film fame
- Faye of film
- Faye of films
- Faye or Cooper
- Faye or Marble
- Dennis the Menace's mom
- Dennis the Menace's mother
- Character in Meyerbeer's "Robert the Devil"
- Guest at a fictional tea party
- Guest of the Mad Hatter
- British Columbia Port
- Fictional character of variable size.
- Fictional character who cried "Curiouser and curiouser!"
- Fictional dreamer
- Fictional girl to whom a hookah-smoking caterpillar gives advice
- Fictional interlocutor with a caterpillar
- Fictional rabbit chaser
- Guthrie's restaurateur
- Fictional title character who declares "How puzzling all these changes are!"
- Chef Waters who wrote "The Art of Simple Food"
- Chef/author Waters
- Housekeeper on "The Brady Bunch"
- Employee at Mel's Diner
- Cooper of hard rock
- Cooper of shock rock
- Cooper or Ghostley
- "Dilbert" engineer whose "cardiovascular system is basically coffee"
- "Dilbert" engineer
- "Dilbert" woman
- Dinah's owner
- Burstyn's Oscar-winning role
- First name in shock rock
- "Christopher Robin went down with ___": Milne
- Chum of Trixie in 1950s TV
- Disability activist Wong
- "But I don't want to go among mad people" speaker
- Gertrude's gal
- "I Love You, ___ B. Toklas" (1968 Peter Sellers film)
- Court star Marble
- Hatter's guest
- "It's the stupidest tea-party I ever was at in all my life!" speaker
- Coworker of Dilbert
- Ghostley presence
- "I've had such a curious dream!" speaker
- Girl at a fictional tea party
- Girl created by Lewis Carroll
- Girl in an old song.
- Girl in "The Children's Hour"
- Girl in Wonderland
- Girl of variable height.
- Girl who chased a rabbit
- Girl who encounters the Cheshire Cat
- Girl who fell down a rabbit hole
- Girl who goes to Wonderland
- Girl who meets the Duchess
- Girl who met the Mad Hatter and the March Hare
- Girl who visited Wonderland
- Girl who visits Wonderland
- Girl who was a guest at the Mad Hatter's tea party
- Girl who went down the rabbit hole
- Girl who went through a looking glass
- Girl with a cat named Dinah
- Girl with a looking-glass
- Dodgson girl
- Dodgson heroine
- Dodgson's girl
- Dodgson's lass
- Canadian author Munro
- Jazz pianist Coltrane
- Croquet opponent of the Queen of Hearts
- Folk song restaurateur
- "Everything's curious today" speaker
- Jefferson Airplane's "Go Ask ___"
- Gobel's mate
- Gobel's widow
- Gobel's wife
- ... In Wonderland
- "Curiouser and curiouser!" exclaimer
- “Curiouser and curiouser!” speaker
- "Curiouser and curiouser!" speaker
- "Curiouser and curiouser!" utterer
- Curly-haired "Dilbert" character
- Coffee-loving "Dilbert" character
- Coffee-loving woman in "Dilbert"
- Carol and Mike's maid
- Carroll adventurer
- Carroll adventuress
- Carroll character
- Carroll girl
- Carroll heroine
- Carroll kid
- Carroll's adventurer
- Carroll's adventuress
- Carroll's tea party visitor
- Caterpillar engager
- "Still ___" (2014 Best Picture nominee)
- "Still ___" (2014 drama that earned a Best Actress Oscar)
- "Still ___" (Julianne Moore film)
- Noted party crasher
- Pulitzer author Walker
- Pulitzer novelist Walker
- Pulitzer winner Walker
- Novelist Munro
- Novelist Sebold
- Novelist Walker
- Storybook adventurer
- Venturesome girl
- Shade of blue
- White Rabbit chaser of kiddie lit
- White Rabbit chaser
- White Rabbit follower
- "White Rabbit" girl
- White Rabbit pursuer.
- White Rabbit pursuer
- White Rabbit's chaser
- White Rabbit's pursuer
- "The Brady Bunch" domestic
- "The Brady Bunch" housekeeper
- Marble of tennis fame
- March Hare's guest
- Who to "go ask" in a song
- Movie restaurateur
- Kind of blue gown
- Kind of "Blue Gown"
- Kind of blue
- "The Color Purple" author Walker
- ''The Color Purple'' author Walker
- Rock star Cooper
- Rocker ____ Cooper
- Rocker Cooper
- Mr. Cooper, to us
- Rock's Cooper
- Mrs. Kramden of Chauncey Street
- Mrs. Kramden of "The Honeymooners"
- Mrs. Kramden
- Mrs. Longworth
- She asked "What IS an un-birthday present?"
- Mrs. Phil Harris
- Mrs. Ralph Kramden
- Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
- She "Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
- She doesn't live here anymore
- She falls at the beginning of her story
- She fell down a rabbit hole
- She followed a rabbit down a hole
- She had tea with the March Hare
- She lived with TV's Bradys
- She met the Mad Hatter
- She observed a group of cards painting white roses red
- Role in Verdi's "Falstaff"
- She wore a blue gown
- "The Honeymooners "wife
- "The Honeymooners" wife
- "Trash" Cooper
- Queen Elizabeth II's mother-in-law.
- "Kiss my grits!" sitcom
- Queen of Hearts irker
- Queen of Hearts irritator
- ... of 1990
- "The Lovely Bones" author Sebold
- "The Lovely Bones" novelist Sebold
- The Mad Hatter's guest
- Roosevelt's daughter
- Subject of this puzzle
- Shock rocker Cooper
- "Off with her head!" head owner
- Lincoln Center patron Tully
- Lincoln Center's ___ Tully Hall
- The owner of Arlo's favorite eatery
- Linda Lavin role
- Linda Lavin sitcom role
- Linda Lavin sitcom
- Linda Lavin vehicle
- Linda Lavin's TV hit
- Rabbit chaser of fiction
- Rabbit-chaser of fiction
- Rabbit chaser of literature
- Rabbit follower of fiction
- Rabbit follower
- Rabbit hole follower
- Rabbit hole traveler
- Kramden's mate
- Short-story writer Munro
- "Poison" Cooper
- Trixie Norton's friend
- Trixie Norton's neighbor
- Trixie's best friend in 1950's TV
- Trixie's best friend, on TV
- Trixie's pal, in 50's TV
- Trixie's sitcom pal
- Walker on a spine
- Walker who wrote "The Color Purple"
- Woman in "Dilbert"
- Literary tea party attendee
- Literary tea party guest
- Literature Nobelist Munro
- T.R.'s "blue" girl
- "Runaway" author Munro
- Name in the Jefferson Airplane hit "White Rabbit"
- Wonder-land visitor
- Wonderland explorer
- "Wonderland" girl
- Wonderland girl
- Wonderland girl'sname
- Wonderland guest
- Wonderland lass
- Wonderland VIP
- Wonderland visitor
- Wonderland wanderer
- Ralph Kramden's better half
- Ralph Kramden's mate
- Ralph Kramden's wife
- Ralph's missus
- Ralph's wife, on "The Honeymooners"
- Ralph's wife on "The Honeymooners"
- Ralph's wife
- Name referenced in Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit"
- Mel's Diner waitress
- Mel's employee
- Old sitcom about a single mom working at a Phoenix diner
- Raspy-voiced Cooper
- "Meridian" author Walker
- Party crasher of fiction
- Looking-glass girl
- Looking glass girl
- Lavin's sitcom role
- New York's _____ Tully Hall
- One of "The Honeymooners"
- One of the "Honeymooners" Kramdens
- One of the honeymooners
- One of the Kramdens
- One of TV's "honeymooners"
- Miss Toklas
- Mad Hatter guest
- Mad Hatter's guest
- Person to ask, in song
- Princess Royal of England.
- "Only Women Bleed" Cooper
- Lewis Carroll heroine who falls down a rabbit hole
- Lewis Carroll heroine
- Lewis Carroll's girl
- Lewis Carroll's rabbit chaser
- Phoebe's poetic sister
- Restaurant owner in a 1969 film
- Restaurant owner in an Arlo Guthrie song
- Restaurant owner of films
- Restaurant owner of song
- Restaurant owner
- Restaurateur of film
- Restaurateur of song
- Light blue
- TV role for Linda Lavin
- TV show that spun off "Flo"
- TV waitress
- Singer Cooper whose real first name is Vincent
- Singer Cooper
- Sitcom set at Mel's Diner
- Sitcom wife reprised by Gabrielle Union in a 2005 film
- Sitcom with the catchphrase "Kiss my grits!"
- "School's Out" Cooper
- "School's Out" singer Cooper
- Writer Munro
- "Three inches is such a wretched height to be" speaker
- Writer Walker
- "Through the Looking-Glass" girl
- "Through the Looking Glass" lass
- Tarkington's "___ Adams"
- Tarkington's Adam
- Tarkington's Adams
- Tarzan's mother
- Tea party attendee
- Tea-party attendee
- Tea-party crasher
- Tea party crasher of fiction
- Tea party crasher of literature
- Tea party crasher
- Tea party figure
- Tea party girl
- Tea-party guest
- Tea party guest
- Tea party member?
- "Tiny ___"
- "Tiny" Albee character
- Teddy Roosevelt's daughter
- "'Tis the Voice of the Lobster" reciter
- Title literary character who exclaims "How puzzling all these changes are!"
- "You're nothing but a pack of cards!" speaker
- "To the moon, ___!" ("The Honeymooners" phrase)
- Toklas or blue
- Toklas or Faye
Recent Usage of Rabbit-chaser of fiction in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 22, 2013
- USA Today - Feb. 25, 2011
