Crossword Clue: Spots for Scrooge and Cratchit
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Spots for Scrooge and Cratchit"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Spots for Scrooge and Cratchit"
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- Anchor settings
- Anchors' places
- Array in a classroom
- Array in a newsroom
- Common work stations
- Editor's bases
- Furniture items
- Furniture on Wall St.
- Furniture that fills a classroom
- Hotel room features
- "Bullets are Cheaper Than ___"
- Bureaux
- Fixtures of dorm rooms
- Equipment for chair-borne workers.
- IKEA buys
- Class-y fixtures?
- Escritoire and roll-top
- Escritoires
- Classroom array
- Classroom equipment
- Classroom fixtures
- Classroom furnishings
- Classroom furniture
- Classroom needs
- Classroom row
- Classroom sights
- Classroom staples?
- Classroom stations
- Classroom units
- Classy fixtures?
- Classy furniture?
- Classy things?
- Clerks' bailiwicks
- Clerks' posts
- Cubicle fixtures
- Cubicle furnishings
- Cubicle furniture
- Cubicle items
- Dorm furniture
- Dorm room fixtures
- Dormitory room items
- Drawer holders
- Governor Winthrop ___.
- Where office clerks work
- Where students sit in classrooms
- Where teachers may have apples or Apples
- Where workers sit
- Some Chippendales
- Many talk show hosts sit at them
- Pupils' places
- Some IKEA purchases
- Places for pencil sharpeners
- Places for students in a classroom
- Places of business
- Students sit at them
- Students' stations
- Students' tables
- Students' work stations
- Roll-tops, e.g.
- Roll-tops
- Study stations
- Study tables
- Rolltops, e.g.
- Rolltops, for instance
- Rolltops
- Office buys
- Office equipment
- Office fixtures
- Office furniture
- Office furniture pieces
- Office-furniture pieces
- Office items
- Office manager's purchases
- Office needs
- Office or schoolroom furniture
- Office pieces
- Office sights
- Office staples
- Office stations
- Office tables
- Office workplaces
- Office workstations
- The score in a classroom?
- Label paperwork is done on them
- Lamp sites
- Parts of ''The Office'' set
- Newspaper divisions
- Newspaper-office sections
- Newspaper posts
- Newsroom array
- Newsroom fixtures
- Newsroom furniture
- Newsroom units
- Pentagon furniture.
- Lecterns
- Reporters' stations
- Library fixtures
- Library lineup
- Library stations
- Pieces of furniture that many office workers sit at
- Pieces of office furniture
- Pigeonholes' loci
- Pigeonholes' places
- Their heights may be adjustable
- Sights in some bullpens
- They get into rows at school
- They may be writing
- They might be writing
- They're often cluttered in offices
- They're under blotters
- Work sites
- Work spots for struggling musicians
- Work stations
- Things left after a closing bell
- Things many people work on all day long
- Workplaces
- Tables
- Spots for pupils
- Spots for Scrooge and Cratchit
- Workstations
- School fixtures
- School furniture
- School tables
- Schoolroom equipment
- Schoolroom furnishings
- Schoolroom furniture
- Schoolroom items
- Writing tables
- Staples in the office?
- Secretarial positions?
- Secretarial positions
- Secretaries
- Secretaries, e.g.
- Where former pros worked
Recent Usage of Spots for Scrooge and Cratchit in Crossword Puzzles
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - Dec. 23, 2011