Crossword Clue: Reds great Roush
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- "77 Sunset Strip" actor Byrnes
- ___ "Kookie" Byrnes
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- Baseball Hall-of-Famer Roush
- Baseball Hall of Famer Roush
- Baseballer Roush
- Baseball's Roush
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- Announcer Hall of TV
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- Actor Byrnes, of 50's-60's TV
- Actor Byrnes
- Advance teaching deg.
- Advanced deg.
- Advanced degree received by Shaquille O'Neal in 2012: Abbr.
- Center fielder Roush
- "Grease"'s Byrnes
- Dean's deg.
- Certain doctor's degree
- Certain high-level deg.
- Deg. held by Jill Biden
- Degree held by a Montclair State prof.
- Degree in educ.
- Fielder Roush
- It may follow a teacher's MS
- Hall formerly of "The Tonight Show"
- Hall of announcing
- Hall of Fame center fielder Roush
- Hall of fame on TV
- Hall of Fame outfielder Roush
- Hall-of-Fame outfielder Roush
- Hall of fame
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- Hall of introductions
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- Hall or Roush
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- Hall who followed McMahon on "The Tonight Show"
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- China on the Discovery Channel
- Byrnes, Hall, or Roush
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- Byrnes of "77 Sunset Strip"
- Byrnes of "Grease"
- Byrnes of TV fame
- Byrnes of TV's "77 Sunset Strip"
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- Byrnes or Roush
- Byrnes who played Kookie
- Byrnes who played Vince Fontaine in "Grease"
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- Byrnes who wrote "'Kookie' No More"
- Cousin of a Ph.D.
- He played Kookie in "77 Sunset Strip"
- He was Kookie
- Jay's old "Tonight Show" announcer Hall
- Cartoon friend of Ed and Eddy referred to mostly as "Double D"
- Cartoon friend of two other guys with a very similar name
- Former Leno announcer Hall
- Former "The Tonight Show" announcer Hall
- Former "Tonight Show" announcer Hall
- Outfielder Roush in the Hall of Fame
- Outfielder Roush
- Roush in Cooperstown
- Roush in the Baseball Hall of Fame
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- Roush who led the National League in hitting in 1917 and 1919
- "Kookie" Byrnes
- Kookie Byrnes
- "Kookie" Byrnes's first name
- "Kookie" portrayer Byrnes
- Kookie portrayer on "77 Sunset Strip"
- "The Tonight Show" announcer Hall
- ''Merv Griffin's Crosswords'' announcer Hall
- "Merv Griffin's Crosswords" announcer Hall
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- Reds great Roush with a .323 lifetime batting average
- Reds great Roush
- Relative of a Ph.D.
- Leno's old announcer Hall
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- TV actor Byrnes
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- TV's Byrnes
- Well-coiffed Byrnes
- Sch. superintendent degree
- School administrator's deg.
- Schoolman's deg.
- Teacher's advanced deg.
- Teachers College advanced deg.
- Teacher's deg.
- Teacher's degree: Abbr.
- Teacher's high-level deg.
- Teaching deg.
- Teaching degree
Recent Usage of Reds great Roush in Crossword Puzzles
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- Premier Sunday - May 24, 2015
- New York Times - April 7, 2012
