Crossword Clue: Servicewoman of Britain
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Servicewoman of Britain"
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- 1674 architect of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
- ''Beau Geste'' author
- "Beau Geste" author
- "Beau Geste" novelist P.C. ___
- Architect of St. Paul's Cathedral
- Architect of St. Paul's
- Architect of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich
- Architect Sir Christopher ___
- Architect who cofounded the Royal Society
- Architect whose epitaph says "Reader, if you seek his monument, look around you"
- Architect with an avian name
- Arizona's or South Carolina's state bird
- Astronomer-turned-architect
- Bird
- Bird — architect
- Bird — former British servicewoman
- Bird on the South Carolina state quarter
- Bird or architect
- Bird that perches with its tail erect
- Bird that perches with its tail straight up
- Bird that warbles
- Bird with a complex song
- Bird with a short, upright tail
- Bird with a song
- Bird with complex songs
- Bird with speckled eggs
- Birdbrained creature?
- Birdhouse bird, perhaps
- Birdhouse bird
- Birdhouse boarder
- Birdhouse dweller
- Birdhouse nester
- Birdhouse occupant, perhaps
- Birdhouse occupant
- Birdhouse resident
- Birdhouse singer
- Birdhouse songbird
- Birdhouse warbler
- Avian singer
- Avian warbler
- Aviary singer
- "Baby Blues" baby
- Drury Lane Theatre architect
- His work inspired the Capitol
- Great English architect
- Common songbird
- Br. navy member
- Certain songbird
- Effervescent-voiced songbird
- Brit. servicewoman
- British architect
- Hoppy bird
- Charles II's royal architect
- British naval servicewoman
- British Navy woman
- British servicewoman
- Designer of Saint Paul's Cathedral
- Designer of St. Paul's Cathedral
- Brown-and-black songbird
- Brown bird that feeds on insects
- Brown bird
- Chelsea Hospital architect
- Brown songbird of South Carolina
- Brown songbird
- House ___
- Brownish passerine bird
- Brownish song bird
- Brownish songbird
- Eminent British architect
- Builder of churches
- Hampton Court Palace architect
- Hampton Court Palace planner
- Chirpy bird
- Diminuitive song bird
- Diminutive songbird
- Christopher who designed Kensington Palace
- Christopher who designed St. Paul's
- Church architect
- English architect, d. 1723
- English architect
- English astronomer-turned-architect
- English church architect, d. 1723
- Cousin of a gnatcatcher
- Cousin of a treecreeper
- Cactus __: state bird of Arizona
- Cactus ___ (Arizona's state bird)
- Cactus ___ (desert bird)
- Cactus ___ (state bird of Arizona)
- Iconic English architect
- Clare ____
- Creature with the scientific name Troglodytes troglodytes
- Creeper cousin
- He reconstructed St. Paul's
- He wrote "Beau Geste"
- Important British architect
- Flying singer
- Follower of Christopher or Carolina
- Gnatcatcher's cousin
- Hedgerow nester
- Hedgerow singer
- Carolina ___ (little songster)
- Carolina ___ (small songbird)
- Carolina ___ (state bird)
- Carolina ___
- Carolina bird
- Drab songbird
- Former 50-pound note portrait
- Former RN woman
- Fairy ___ (bluecap)
- Insect-eating songbird
- "Four larks and a ___": Lear
- Noted architect
- Valuable insect-eater
- Servicewoman of Britain
- Nuthatch cousin
- P. C. ___, "Beau Geste" novelist
- Winged singer
- Song bird or architect
- Song bird
- Songbird common in suburban areas
- Songbird with an erect tail
- Songbird
- Plump songbird
- Suburban warbler
- Royal Hospital Chelsea architect
- Royal Society cofounder
- Royal Society president, 1680-82
- Meadowlark's warbling cousin
- Troglodytes troglodytes
- Woman in the British navy.
- Little bird with a big voice
- Little bird
- Little brown bird
- Little brown songbird
- Little chirper
- Little singer
- Little songbird
- Little warbler
- Melodic brown bird
- Melodious singer
- Member of the former Women's Royal Naval Service
- Old World warbler
- Passerine singer
- Once a woman in the Royal Navy
- Loud songbird
- Legendary architect or tiny songbird
- Pert bird
- Magpie cousin
- Northern Hemisphere bird
- Warbler
- Warbler that hops
- The youngest child (with a bird name) in the comic strip "Baby Blues"
- Source of tweets
- South Carolina's state bird
- Silent-letter bird
- Tweety bird
- Word with house or Carolina
- Twittering bird
- Singer of a complex song
- Singer of complex songs
- Singer with a domed nest
- Singer with a wide range
- Singer with wings
- Singing bird
- Singing insect-eater
- Wee songbird
- Wee warbler
- Sir Christopher, the architect
- Sir Christopher the architect
- Sir Christopher
- Ubiquitous songbird
- Spring singer
- St. James' Piccadilly designer
- St. Paul's architect Christopher
- St. Paul's architect Sir Christopher
- St. Paul's architect
- St. Paul's Cathedral architect
- St. Paul's designer
- Slender-billed songbird
- Small bird capable of complex melodies
- Small bird — great architect
- Small bird
- Small brown bird
- Small brown singer
- Small, brown songbird
- Small brown songbird of South Carolina
- Small, brown songbird of South Carolina
- Small brown songbird that's South Carolina's state bird
- Small brown songbird
- Small, brownish songbird
- Small brownish songbird
- Small but loud songbird
- Small-but-loud songbird
- Small, chirpy bird
- Small flier
- Small, loud bird
- Small, loud songbird
- Small passerine bird
- Small singer of a sort
- Small singer
- Small singing bird
- Tiny bird that often duets <3
- Tiny bird
- Small songbird featured on the South Carolina state quarter
- Small songbird with a complex repertoire
- Small songbird
- Small songster
- Tiny brown songbird with a short upright tail
- Tiny brown songbird
- Tiny songbird
- Small, vocal bird
- Small warbler
- Small warbling bird
- Tiny tweeter
- Tiny warbler
- Tit relative
- State bird of Arizona or South Carolina
- Youngest "Baby Blues" child
- Tomtit
Recent Usage of Servicewoman of Britain in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 12, 1971
