Crossword Clue: Roman dozen
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Roman dozen"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Roman dozen"
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- 12 in Roman numerals
- 12, in Roman numerals
- 12, on a grandfather clock
- 12 on a grandfather clock
- 12, on a sundial
- 12, to Nero
- A dozen ova?
- A dozen.
- Between XI and I, in a way
- Grandfather clock number
- Grandfather's 12?
- Duodecim
- Common clock topper
- Constitutional Amendment about presidential election procedures
- It may be seen opposite VI
- It may be to the left of an "I"
- Hour on a clock face
- Hour on a clock
- Dial numeral
- It's at the top of a face
- It's at the top of many a round face
- It's at the top of some clocks
- It's at the top of some faces
- It's atop a face
- First Super Bowl played in prime time
- I preceder, usually
- Caesar's dozen
- IV tripled
- Clock dial number
- Clock-dial number
- Clock marking
- Clock number
- Clock numeral
- Clock symbol
- Clock-top number
- Clock topper
- Clock-topping letters
- Face-topping figure
- High time, on some clocks
- Highest numeral on some fancy watches
- Highest sundial numeral
- Cato's dozen
- Cato's lunch hour
- Top clock number
- Top figure on a clock
- Top number on a grandfather clock
- Top number on many clocks
- Top numeral on a sundial
- Top numeral on many a grandfather clock
- Top of a clock dial
- Top of a clock
- Top of a dial
- Top of a grandfather clock dial
- Top of many a timepiece
- Top of some clock dials
- Top of some clocks
- Top of the clock
- Top of the hour?
- Top-of-the-watch number
- Top on some clocks
- Top part of a face
- Topmost part of a face
- Number at the top of a grandfather clock
- Number between I and XI?
- Number of ova in a carton
- Number on a sundial
- Number on old dials
- Number opposite VI on a clock
- Number pointed to by the shortest shadow on a sundial
- Numeral at the top of a clock
- Numeral at the top of grandfather clocks
- Numeral atop a face
- Ovid's dozen
- VI plus VI
- Marking at the top of many faces
- Roman 12
- Roman dozen
- Roman time for lunch
- Roman's dozen
- The last Pope Pius
- Witching hour
- Witching hour on a grandfather clock
- Old-timey clock topper
- Reading on some clocks
- Neal McCoy album
- Last pope named Pius
- Nero's 12
- Nero's noon
- Midnight in Rome?
- Midnight indicator, maybe
- Midnight marking
- Midnight, on a clock
- Midnight, on a grandfather clock
- Midnight, on a grandfather's clock
- Midnight on Big Ben
- Midnight.
- Preface page numeral
- Lunchtime for Caesar.
- Letters nearest a cuckoo
- Noon, in a sense
- Noon, in a way
- Noon in old Rome
- Noon, in Old Rome
- Noon indicator
- Noon, on a clock
- Noon on a garden dial
- Noon, on a sundial
- Noon on a sundial
- Noon, on grandfather clocks
- Noon, on some clocks
- Noon on some clocks
- Noon, on sundials
- Noon, to Cato
- The witching hour
- Sundial letters
- Sundial marking
- Sundial number
- Sundial numeral
- Sundial topper
- Super Bowl ___ (Dallas over Denver)
- Super Bowl in which the Cowboys beat the Broncos
- Watch face figure
- TWELVE
- Twelve, on a grandfather clock
- Twelve, to Tiberius
- Symbol on a clock face
- Three IVs?
- Time at the end of a revolution, when I will be next
- Uppermost number, sometimes
Recent Usage of Roman dozen in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Roman dozen in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Canadiana Crossword - June 24, 2013
- New York Times - Feb. 5, 1974
- New York Times - Feb. 20, 1972