Crossword Clue: Small and slender
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Small and slender"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Small and slender"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Small and slender:
- Bantam
- _____Vallee, Quebec
- Debussy's "__ Suite"
- Fashionably small
- Certain dress size
- Elfin
- Garment size
- Diminutive, fashionwise
- Diminutive, in Deslauriers,
- Diminutive
- Camisole size
- Clothing size
- Dress category
- Dress designation
- Dress size category
- Dress size
- Dress specification
- Daintily small
- Dainty
- Pint-size
- Pint-sized
- Like some women's dresses
- Of small stature
- Short dress size
- Short size, fashion-wise
- Women's clothing category
- Women's clothing size
- Little
- Women's size
- Large's opposite
- Modest in size
- Opposite of plus, at Bloomingdale's
- Opposite of plus
- Not large
- Like a size 0 dress
- We
- Wee
- Size 2, e.g.
- Size 5 women's shoe
- Size in women's clothing
- Size zero, e.g.
- Slight
- Small and dainty
- Small and delicate
- Small and slender
- Small and trim
- Small, as dresses go
- Small clothing category
- Small clothing size
- Small dress size
- Small in stature
- Small size
- Small, sizewise
- Small
- Smaller than small, in dress sizes
- Smaller than small
- Tiny
- Teeny
Recent Usage of Small and slender in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Small and slender in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Feb. 2, 2010
