Crossword Clue: Steinbeck temptress
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Steinbeck temptress"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Steinbeck temptress"
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- '-- -Ca-Dabra' (1970s song)
- '-- -Ca-Dabra' (1974 hit)
- '-- -Ca-Dabra' (1974 hit song)
- '-- -Ca-Dabra (1974 hit)'
- '-- -Ca-Dabra (1974 song)'
- '-- -Ca-Dabra' (1974 tune)
- 1974 pop hit "___-Ca-Dabra"
- __ Bacon: "East of Eden" character
- __ Kadabra: foe of the Flash
- "___-Ca-Dabra" (1974 hit)
- "___ -Ca-Dabra" ('74 song)
- "___-Ca-Dabra" (DeFranco Family hit)
- ___ cadabra
- ___-cadabra.
- ___-cadabra
- ___ Kadabra (DC Comics foe of the Flash)
- ___ Kadabra (enemy of the Flash)
- ___ Kadabra (foe of the Flash)
- ___ Kadabra, The Flash's foe
- A concubine of Solomon
- Beginning of a magician's incantation
- Aron's girlfriend in "East of Eden"
- Comics supervillain ___ Kadabra
- Hocus-pocus opening
- "East of Eden" character
- "East of Eden" girl
- "East of Eden" girlfriend
- East of Eden heroine
- "East of Eden" heroine
- "East of Eden" role
- "East of Eden" temptress
- "East of Eden" woman
- Enchanting opener?
- First word in magic
- Cadabra preceder
- Girl in "East of Eden"
- Canyon mouth
- Incantation beginning
- Incantation opener
- Incantation opening
- Incantation start
- Incantation starter
- Julie Harris's "East of Eden" role
- Julie's "East of Eden" role
- "Four Leaf Clover" folk-rocker Moore
- "Four Leaf Clover" singer-songwriter Moore
- River in Luzon
- River or province of Luzon
- Mouth of a canyon.
- Pokémon character
- Pokémon that can eventually evolve into an Alakazam
- Pokemon that can read minds
- Pokemon that eventually evolves into Alakazam
- Pokémon that evolves to Kadabra
- Pokemon with a magical name
- Part of a hocus-pocus phrase
- Part of a magic incantation
- Part of a magic word
- Part of a magician's phrase
- Part of a magician's starting word
- Part of a mystic incantation.
- Narrow pass, in Southwest.
- Narrow pass, in Southwest
- Narrow pass in the Southwest
- Lover of Cal, in "East of Eden"
- Miss Bacon of "East of Eden"
- Luzon province
- Luzon river
- Magic incantation starter
- Magic phrase starter
- Magic-spell opener
- Magic-spell starter
- Magic syllables
- Magical beginning
- Magical chant opener
- Magical incantation opener
- Magical opener
- Magical opening
- Magical phrase starter
- Magical start?
- Magician's opener
- Magician's opening
- Magician's start
- Magician's syllables
- Opening syllables of an incantation
- Southwestern canyon mouth
- Word in a magician's phrase
- Spell opener
- Spell opening
- Spell starter
- Spelling start?
- Spelling word?
- Siren in "East of Eden"
- Western canyon mouth
- Yellow Pokémon species that ultimately evolves to Alakazam
- Start and end of a magician's cry
- Start of a hocus-pocus phrase
- Start of a magic incantation
- Start of a magical chant
- Start of a magical incantation
- Start of a magical word
- Start of a magician's cry
- Start of a magician's incantation
- Start of a magician's phrase
- Start of a magician's word
- Start of a spell
- Start of a spell?
- Start of a wand waver's utterance
- Start of an incantation
- Start of an magician's incantation
- Steinbeck siren
- Steinbeck temptress
- Texan's narrow pass
Recent Usage of Steinbeck temptress in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Steinbeck temptress in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Sept. 5, 1987
- New York Times - March 10, 1986