Crossword Clue: Smith Brother feature
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Smith Brother feature"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Smith Brother feature"
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- Amish growth
- A castaway probably has one
- A founder of the B.S.A.
- A new one may itch
- Abe Lincoln feature
- Abraham Lincoln feature
- Benjamin Harrison was the last president to feature one
- Benjamin Harrison was the last President to have one
- Benjamin Harrison was the last president with one
- Big growth for Marx
- Billy goat feature
- Awn
- Baden-Powell's U.S. follower
- Boldly oppose
- Darwin wore one
- Hipster feature, maybe
- Grant or Hayes facial feature
- Boy Scout founder
- Boy Scout pioneer
- Boy Scouts of America founder
- Common wizard feature
- Freud feature
- Father Time feature
- Father Time's facial feature
- Defy
- Feature of Amish men
- Feature of Dumbledore, headmaster of Hogwarts
- Feature of Dumbledore or Merlin
- Feature of five U.S. Presidents
- Feature of most paintings of Jesus
- Feature of President Grant or Hayes
- Feature on an old Lincoln?
- Brian Wilson trademark
- It could start with a five o'clock shadow
- Confront boldly
- Confront in defiance
- Charles Darwin wore one
- Element of disguise
- Brush, so to speak
- Garfield feature
- It might start as a shadow
- How you recognize Billy Gibbons
- Chin cover
- Chin hair
- General Lee feature
- Disguise element, perhaps
- Harvest residue
- Ibex feature
- James ___, gourmet chef
- Imperial, e.g.
- Imperial or Vandyke
- Fluffy, white part of a Santa costume
- Food writer James
- Goat feature
- Goatee, e.g.
- Goatee, for one
- Goatee
- Face down
- Face up to
- Facial feature, for some
- Facial feature on a penny
- Facial growth
- Facial hair generally banned in the military
- Facial hair that covers the chin
- Facial hair
- Noted cook
- Orthodox Jew's growth
- Van Dyke, e.g.
- Vandyke, e.g.
- Vandyke or imperial
- Vandyke
- Osiris feature
- Man’s facial hair
- Mountain goat feature
- Whiskers
- Whiskers or founder of B.S.A.
- White part of a Santa costume
- Kin of mutton chops or imperial.
- Stubble or Vandyke
- Papa Smurf feature
- Lincoln facial feature
- Lincoln feature
- Lincoln had one
- Lincoln landmark
- Lincoln trademark
- Lincoln wore one
- Oft-trimmed item
- Trimmer target
- Trimmer's target
- Part of a Father Time costume
- Part of a Lincoln costume
- Part of a Santa costume
- Part of a Santa outfit
- Part of an Abe Lincoln costume
- Part of an Uncle Sam costume
- Part of some disguises
- Last name of the ZZ Top member without one
- New look, on the chin
- Lumberjack feature, stereotypically
- Lengthening shadow?
- Remington target
- Mach 4 target
- No New York Yankee is allowed to have one
- Oppose with effrontery
- Sideshow lady's growth
- Simple disguise
- Santa Claus feature
- Santa costume part
- Santa feature
- Santa-suit accessory
- U. S. historian
- This could grow on you, Mr.
- Uncle Sam characteristic
- Uncle Sam feature
- What a razor may raze
- What a razor razes
- What a sports star may sport
- Scott Ian has a famous one
- Scouts' founder
- What presidents 18 through 20 have in common
- Smith Brother feature
- ZZ Top drummer, oddly enough
- ZZ Top surname and feature
Recent Usage of Smith Brother feature in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Smith Brother feature in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 1, 2009
- USA Today - Nov. 25, 2005
