Crossword Clue: Revolver man
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Revolver man"
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- .45 maker
- ___ .45
- ___ Stadium (Houston ballpark replaced by the Astrodome)
- Andrew Luck, notably
- A .45
- Aqueduct performer
- Arabian youth?
- Belmont entry
- Big name in guns
- Black Beauty, as a youngster
- Baltimore gridder
- Baltimore pro who moved to Indianapolis
- Baltimore pro
- Baltimore-turned-Indianapolis player
- Baltimore yearling
- Famed six-shooter
- Inventor from Hartford
- Inventor of the revolver
- Farm newborn
- Farm youngster
- Earp weapon
- Greenhorn
- Frisky creature
- Frisky one
- Frisky stablemate
- Certain yearling
- Hoosier Dome player
- Derby entrant
- Derby entry
- Derby prospect
- Derby winner, typically
- Future Lucas Oil Stadium player
- Future stallion
- Gun creator
- Gun man
- Gun manufacturer
- Futurity entry
- Gun pioneer
- Gunmaker Samuel
- Bronco's offspring
- Filly counterpart
- Filly's brother
- Filly's counterpart
- Filly's sibling
- Handgun — young horse
- Gelding-to-be, maybe
- Firearms pioneer
- Corral youngster
- Gino Marchetti or Johnny Unitas
- Foal
- Foal,or Chrysler compact
- Johnny Unitas, for most of his career
- Johnny Unitas was one
- Herd youngster
- Indiana NFL-er
- Indianapolis athlete
- Indianapolis football pro
- Indianapolis footballer
- Indianapolis gridder
- Indianapolis NFL player
- Indianapolis NFLer
- Indianapolis pro
- Former Baltimorean
- Inexperienced one
- Former pro golfer/country guy Ford
- Forty-ounce brand, with "45"
- Noted arms manufacturer
- Pistol company
- Kentucky Derby entrant, usually
- Kentucky Derby entrant
- Kentucky Derby prospect
- Kentucky Derby racer
- Kentucky Derby winner, typically
- Mare's baby
- Mare's child
- Mare's offspring
- Mare's son
- Wild West weapon
- Marshal's piece
- Marshal's six-gun
- Maryland athlete
- My little male pony?
- Name often said before this clue's number
- Livery delivery?
- Native Dancer was one
- Popular pistol
- One from a stable family
- Neophyte
- Potential Triple Crown winner
- Peacemaker maker
- Newborn pony
- NFL player from Indianapolis
- Lucas Oil Stadium player
- Mitsubishi model
- Onetime player at Memorial Stadium
- Peyton Manning, e.g.
- Producer of 1873's Peacemaker
- Maker of 1873's Peacemaker
- Maker of the Commando rifle
- Piece maker?
- Revolver
- Revolver brand
- Revolver innovator Samuel
- Revolver innovator
- Revolver inventor
- Revolver maker Samuel
- Revolver maker
- Revolver man
- Revolver name
- Male baby zebra
- Male foal
- Pimlico runner
- Sam of six-guns
- Two- or three-year-old, maybe
- Type of American revolver
- Six-shooter maker
- Six-shooter name
- Western weapon
- Stable boy?
- Stable kid
- Stable newbie
- Stable scion
- Stable youngster
- Stable youth
- Stallion, as a child
- Stallion, earlier
- Stallion, once
- Stallion-to-be
- Stallion's son
- Unitas, for one
- Unitas was one
- Unitas
- Seabiscuit, once
- Secretariat at two
- Young animal.
- Young bucker?
- Young equine
- Young horse — revolver
- Young horse
- Young, inexperienced person
- Young male horse
- Young male zebra
- Young stallion
- Young stud?
- Young zebra.
- Young zebra
- Youngster on a farm
- Seminole Wars supplier (c. 1840)
- Texan's rival
- Texas Rangers were his early client
Recent Usage of Revolver man in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 4, 1972
