Crossword Clue: Scotland or Harvard
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Scotland or Harvard"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Scotland or Harvard"
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- 0.9144 meter
- 1 ____ = .9144 Metres
- 1/1760th of a mile
- 1/220 furlong
- 36"
- 36-inch measure
- 36 inches
- .9144 meter
- ___ sale (place to sell used household goods)
- Barbecue area
- Barbecue locale
- Barbecue site, often
- Barbecue site
- " . . . and a ___ wide"
- A bit less than a meter
- Bear's small gain
- A standard shown on a Royal Observatory wall
- Area within a picket fence, say
- Bermuda quadrangle?
- Bill
- Ale quantity
- Back at home?
- Back grounds?
- All-wool width
- Almost a meter
- Fraction of a football field's length
- Fraction of a mile
- Grave ____
- Farm attachment?
- Common thing found around the house
- Certain enclosed area
- Gridiron division
- Gridiron measure
- Gridiron unit
- Home front?
- Home land
- Compound
- Brick or stock follower
- It can be in front of your house
- Fenced area, often
- Furlong fraction
- Horizontal spar
- It has 3 feet?
- It has three feet
- Gain from a quarterback sneak, perhaps
- It may be behind a picket fence
- Fifth and greenest part of the American Dream besides kids, a car, a house, and the entire discography of Joan Baez on cassette
- It may be manicured
- House adjunct
- House surrounder
- House's grounds
- House's lot
- Garden area, sometimes
- Half a fathom
- Garden site
- Gardener's domain
- Half-fathom
- It surrounds a house
- Enclosed area
- Enclosure
- It's a little shorter than a meter
- Ending with brick or stock
- Ending with school or steel
- Harvard ___
- Court follower
- Court of a sort
- Court
- It's outside of your house
- Distance measure on a football field
- Dixie Chicks side project "Court ___ Hounds"
- Dixie Chicks spin-off "Court ___ Hounds"
- Dixie Chicks spinoff "Court ___ Hounds"
- Croquet arena, maybe
- Croquet locale
- Croquet setting
- Doghouse locale
- Doghouse site
- Cloth measure
- Go ___ (hit a dinger)
- Football field division
- Football-field division
- Football field measure
- Football field unit
- Football gain
- Football measure
- Football measurement
- Football unit
- Golf-course distance unit
- Golf-course measure
- Exterior area
- Golfing unit
- Draper's unit
- Fabric measure
- Fabric purchase unit
- Fabric store measurement
- Fabric unit
- Inmates' exercise area
- Rigging part
- Stock enclosure
- Stock follower
- Stock home?
- Where to throw a ball around
- Place for a sale
- Place to have a barbecue
- Place to keep stock?
- Place to play bocce, perhaps
- Place to play catch
- Place to play croquet
- Place to play
- Mowing venue
- Tract of land enclosed for a particular purpose
- Train locale
- Play area, often
- Play area
- Something found around the house?
- Something found around the house
- Play venue
- "The Longest ___," 1974 film
- Sometime sale site
- Material measure
- The one of fourth-and-one
- The one of ''fourth and one''
- Suburban sale venue
- Linear measure
- Short gridiron gain
- Oft-fenced-in area
- Sort of court
- Measure of length
- Measure
- Measuring stick's length, often
- Railroad area
- Railroad center
- Part of a prison
- Lager quantity
- Part of NIMBY
- Landmark on the Thames embankment.
- Landscaper's locale
- Landscaper's workplace
- Part of the Yale campus.
- Navy ___
- London's Scotland
- Meter relative
- Long spar
- Meter's counterpart
- Meter's relative
- Patio locale
- Paul Gilbert "Get Out of My ___"
- Paved enclosure
- Lawn
- Lawn area
- Lawn darts playing field
- Lawn location
- Lawn party site
- Lawn site
- One of 10 in a series of football downs
- One of 100 between end zones
- One of 100 on a football field
- One of 1,760 in a mile
- Lead-in to stick and goods
- One place kids play
- One place to play bocce
- NIMBY part
- Length
- Length unit
- Nonmetric measure
- Prison area
- Prison exercise area
- Prison part
- Prison rec area
- Prison recreation area
- Makeshift softball field
- Ribbon shop measurement
- Not quite a meter
- Rusher's small gain
- The "y" in NIMBY
- The Y in NIMBY
- Word after back, and before goods
- Sail support
- Sail supporter
- Sail's support
- Sale area
- Sale locale, maybe
- Sale locale
- Sale or stick type
- Sale place
- Sale site, maybe
- Sale site
- Sale spot
- Spar
- Word with arm or stick
- Word with bone or court
- Word with court or back
- Word with school or Scotland
- Word with stick or arm
- Swing place
- Swing set site, perhaps
- Swing set site
- Site for a flamingo or gnome
- Site for a sale
- Site for a swing set or grill, often
- Thing with three feet
- Spot for a doghouse
- Spot to spot Spot
- Thirty-six inches
- School attachment?
- Three feet make one
- Three feet
- Three-foot length
- Three-foot measure
- Three-foot measurement
- Scotland __
- Scotland ___ (British law enforcement group)
- Scotland ___ (London police force)
- Scotland ___
- Scotland ____
- Scotland or barn
- Scotland or Harvard
- Tall glass for ale
- Unit equal to three feet
- Unit of 36'
- Unit of length
- Unit of length equal to 36 inches
- Unit of measure
- Unit of measure at a fabric store
- Unit of measure equal to 3 feet
- Unit of measure equal to three feet
- Unit of measurement
- Small football gain
- Small gridiron gain
- Toddler's containment
- Where feet are found
- Stick figure?
- Stick length, often
- Stick length, perhaps
- Stick length
Recent Usage of Scotland or Harvard in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 12, 1973
