Crossword Clue: Some British lines
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Some British lines"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Some British lines"
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- Amusement park shuttles
- Adjusts machinery
- Airport shuttles
- Alternatives to buses
- British transports
- British trolleys
- Brit's streetcars
- Disney World shuttles
- Disneyland shuttles
- Disneyland vehicles
- Cable cars on high
- Cable cars
- J.F.K.'s AirTrain and others
- Coal carriers
- Coal cars
- Colliery carriers
- Vanishing vehicles.
- Some airport transports
- Some British lines
- Mountain transports
- Toronto transports
- Vehicles of mine?
- Vehicles with bells
- Some light rail options
- Streetcars' kin
- Streetcars of a sort
- Streetcars
- Rock haulers
- Places for conductors
- Trackless trains
- Some transports to terminals
- Transports between airport terminals
- Transports to terminals
- Trolley cars
- Trolleys
- Trombones, to jazzmen
- London streetcars
- London trolleys
- London vehicles
- Mine carriers
- Mine cars
- Mine carts
- Mine transports
- Mine vehicle
- Mine vehicles
- Miners' vehicles
- People movers
- Monorail cars
- Monorail transports
- Monorail units
- Monorail users
- Ore carriers
- Ore-carrying vehicles
- Ore cars
- Ore carts
- They have their own lines
- They may be used around veins
- Suspended air travel?
- Suspended cable cars
Recent Usage of Some British lines in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 23, 2006