Crossword Clue: Serfs of yore
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Serfs of yore"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Serfs of yore"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Serfs of yore:
- Ancient toilers
- Anglo-Saxon harvesters
- Anglo-Saxon laborers
- Anglo-Saxon serfs
- Anglo-Saxon slaves
- Anglo-Saxon underdogs
- Anglo-Saxon workers
- Athelstan's workmen.
- Aethelbald's thralls
- Bondsmen of old
- Hirelings of old
- Early laborers
- Early serfs
- Early slaves
- Feudal domestics
- Feudal field hands
- Feudal laborers
- Feudal peons
- Feudal slaves
- Feudal thralls
- Feudal workers
- Gurth and Wamba, for instance.
- Domestic slaves of yore
- Helots' medieval kin
- Serfs
- Serfs in Ethelred's day
- Serfs of old
- Serfs of yore
- Vassals
- Villeins.
- Laborers in 1066
- Laborers of crosswords
- Laborers of old England
- Laborers of yore
- Literally, "day laborers"
- Medieval toilers
- Old hands?
- Old laborers
- Members of King Ethelred's menage.
- Old thralls
- Olde work force
- Olde workforce
- Low-class Anglo-Saxons
- Their chiefs had fiefs
- They make sense when backing up
- Workers of puzzledom
- Thralls
- Thralls of yore
- Slaves.
- Slaves of 1066.
- Slaves of old
- Slaves of the PAst
- Slaves of yore
- Slaves to crosswords
- Slaves
Recent Usage of Serfs of yore in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 21, 1977