Crossword Clue: Tarzan, ___ Greystoke
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- -- & Taylor
- "__ Jim"
- ___ and master
- ___ Chief Justice (England's top judge)
- ___ Farquaad ("Shrek" character)
- ___ Farquaad ("Shrek" villain)
- "___, is it I?"
- "___ Jim," Conrad novel
- "___ Jim": Conrad
- "___ Jim" (Joseph Conrad novel)
- "___ Jim"
- ___ of Darkness
- "___ of the Dance" (musical production starring Michael Flatley)
- "___ of the Flies"
- ___ Voldemort (villian in the Harry Potter series)
- Baron's title
- "____ of the Flies"
- "____ of the Rings"
- Beaverbrook was one
- Bernard ____ Black
- Actor Jack from N.Y.C.
- Authority figure
- Alfred, ___ Tennyson
- Almighty one
- Almighty
- Baltimore, for one
- Baltimore or Fauntleroy, e.g.
- Grace starter
- Duke or earl's title
- Grantham's "Downton Abbey" title
- Earl's title
- Earl's title.
- Fauntleroy's title
- Certain Parliament member
- Greystoke, e.g.
- Deity
- British baron's title
- British M.P.
- British noble title
- British noble
- British nobleman
- Feudal bigwig
- Feudal boss
- Feudal figure
- Feudal master
- Feudal noble
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- Feudal title
- British title
- Conrad's "__ Jim"
- Conrad's "___ Jim"
- Conrad's ''___ Jim''
- Conrad's Jim
- Conrad's "--- Jim"
- Fictional flies' leader
- Fief wheel
- Fiefdom owner
- House member
- Chesterfield e.g.
- Chesterfield or Byron
- Burroughs' Greystoke, for one
- Christmas leaper
- Harrison song, "My Sweet ___"
- Englishman's title, perhaps
- Byron e.g.
- Byron, e.g.
- Byron, for one
- Byron or Tennyson, e.g.
- Byron or Tennyson
- Byron's title
- C. P. Snow's title
- City chief, ... Mayor
- Hawaii Five-0 star
- "Hawaii Five-O" star Jack
- "Hawaii Five-O" star
- Jack of 'Hawaii Five-0'
- Jack of "Hawaii Five-O"
- Creator of heaven and Earth
- He has manors
- Head of an estate
- Head of the manor
- Dominant planet, in astrology
- Follower of "O"
- Follower of "O"?
- Jesus
- Jesus, to Christians
- Heavenly Father
- Jim or Kitchener
- Jim or Mayor
- God Almighty
- God
- "Downton Abbey" title
- Hereditary peer
- Gordon Lightfoot and Terry Whelan "___ I'm So Weary"
- Serfs' employer
- Serf's employer
- Serf's oppressor
- Serf's overseer
- "Man ..."
- Original "Hawaii Five-O" star
- Man of the manor
- Man with manors
- Manor bigwig
- Manor head
- Manor-ly gentleman
- Manor man
- Manor master
- Manor overseer
- Manor's master
- Manor's ruler
- "The ___ of the Rings" (Tolkien trilogy)
- "The ___ of the Rings"
- Mountbatten, for one
- The Almighty
- Killanin's title
- Robbie's grace continues
- Whom a thane attended
- Put on airs
- Mary ___, successor to Eleanor Roosevelt in U. N.
- Mary ___, U. S. member of U. N.
- King
- Shepherd in the 23rd Psalm
- Shepherd in the Psalm 23
- Master
- Voldemort's title, in the Harry Potter books
- Voldemort's title
- Poet Byron's title
- Royal figure's title
- "My Sweet ___" (1970 #1 hit for George Harrison)
- "My Sweet ___" (George Harrison hit)
- "My Sweet ___" (George Harrison song)
- "Oh __, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz?"
- Parliament figure
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- Parliament member
- Parliament title
- Parliament VIP
- Parliamentarian, perhaps
- Parliamentarian
- Parliamentarian's title
- Parliamentary address
- Parliamentary title
- Ruler
- "Little __ Fauntleroy"
- "Little ___ Fauntleroy"
- "Little ___ Jesus asleep . . . "
- Lady's guy
- Lady's husband
- Lady's man?
- Lady's man.
- Lady's man
- Lady's mate
- Lady's partner
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- Olivier, for one
- Olivier is one
- Olivier title
- Olivier's title
- Real lady's man
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- PATrician
- Nelson's title
- Powerful person
- One of 10 leapers in a song
- New Brunswick's 30th Premier
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- Prayer recipient
- Prayer start
- Peer
- Peerage type
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- Leaper of song
- Next-to-last word of grace, often
- Premier Graham's preceder
- One who minds his manor
- One who minds his manors?
- Noble title
- Nobleman
- Nobleman's title
- Peter Wimsey, e.g.
- Peter Wimsey, for one
- Proprietor of a manor?
- Word before "have mercy!"
- Sovereign
- Word for a baron
- Word heard at church
- Word in many gospel titles
- TV's McGarrett
- Sire
- "Take My Hand, Precious ___"
- Screaming ___ Sutch
- Star of "Hawaii Five-0"
- Tarzan, ___ Greystoke
- Tarzan title
- Tarzan's title
- Taylor's business partner
- Start of an Easter prayer
- Until 2006 the presiding officer of the House of Lords and head of the judiciary
- Start of many a prayer
- Title C. P. Snow held
- Title for a British nobleman
- Title for an earl or baron
- Title for an earl
- Title for Byron or Baltimore
- Title for Byron
- Title for Conrad's Jim
- Title for fictional detective Peter Wimsey
- Title for Tennyson
- Title for Voldemort
- Title given to Olivier
- Title of nobility
- Title Olivier received
- Titled nobleman
- Titled peer
- Tennyson, e.g.
- Tennyson, for one
- Tennyson title
- Tennyson's title
- Tolkien's "__ of the Rings" trilogy
- Tolkien's "__ of the Rings"
- Tolkien's The ... Of The Rings
Recent Usage of Tarzan, ___ Greystoke in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 7, 2009
- USA Today - Jan. 18, 2006