Crossword Clue: Teutonic cry
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- "___ Du Lieber . . . "
- ___ du lieber!
- "___, du lieber!"
- ___ du lieber
- "___, du lieber Augustin."
- "___ Du Lieber Augustin"
- "___ du lieber!"
- "___ Gott, vom Himmel sieh darein" (Bach cantata)
- "___ so!" (German "I see!")
- "___ was!" (German exclamation)
- "_____ du lieber!"
- "_____du lieber!"
- Bavarian beef?
- Bavarian carp?
- ... a surprised German
- Aachen alas
- Aachen exclamation
- Beef from a Hamburger
- Berlin "alas"
- Berlin beef?
- Berlin cry
- Berlin wail
- Berlin wailing
- Berliner's 'Alas!'
- Berliner's "Alas!"
- Berliner's "Bah!"
- Berliner's cry
- Berliner's "D'oh!"
- Berliner's exclamation
- Berliner's expletive
- Austrian "Alas!"
- Austrian interjection
- Austrian's "Alas!"
- Austrian's exclamation
- Alas! Ger.
- Alas!: Ger.
- Alas, in Aachen
- Alas, in Aalen
- "Alas!" in Altenburg
- "Alas!" in Anhalt
- "Alas" in Augsburg
- ''Alas'' in Augsburg
- Alas, in Augsburg
- "Alas!," in Austria
- "Alas!" in Austria
- Alas, in Berlin
- Alas, in Bonn
- Alas, in Munich
- Alas, in Passau
- Alas, to Adenauer
- Alas, to Arndt
- Alas, to Helmut
- Alas, to Wolfgang
- "Bah! Humbug!," in Hamburg
- "Bah!" in Bavaria
- "Bah," in Bavaria
- "Bah!" in German
- "Bah!" in Germany
- Altenburg kvetch
- Bonn beef?
- Bonn exclamation
- "Darn!" in Dortmund
- ''Darn!'' in Düsseldorf
- "Du lieber Himmel!"
- Frankfurter's cry
- Franz's "Alas!"
- Interjection in Bonn
- Fraulein's lament
- Frau's cry
- Frau's 'Oh!'
- Interlaken inter-jection
- Interlaken interjection
- Comment of frustration
- Düsseldorf "Darn!"
- Düsseldorf "D'oh!"
- Holy cow for Hamburgers?
- Complaint during a bad Herr day?
- Fritz's exclamation
- Frustrated frau's cry
- "Egad!" in Essen
- "Egad," to Ernst
- Günter's gripe
- Günther's gripe
- Deutschland "D'oh!"
- Chemnitz complaint
- Emden exclamation
- Hamburg grr?
- Hamburg "Heavens!"
- Hamburger beef?
- Hamburger complaint
- Hamburger's cry
- Hamburger's "Darn it!"
- Hamburger's harrumph
- Hamburger's whine
- ["Die Wurst ist ruiniert!"]
- Dieter's beef?
- Dieter's complaint
- German "Alas!"
- German "alas"
- German ''Alas!''
- German beef?
- German complaint
- German cry of dismay
- German cry
- German exclamation.
- German exclamation
- German expletive
- German gripe
- German grouse?
- German grunt
- German interjection
- German lament
- German "Oh!"
- German outburst
- German preposition
- German shout
- German sigh
- German whine
- German word of woe
- Germanic outcry
- German's alas
- German's "Dear me!"
- German's "Oh my!"
- German's "Oh!"
- Disgusted comment after reading Der Spiegel?
- Haus call?
- Cousin of "verdammt"
- Essen beef?
- Essen cry
- Essen exclamation
- Essen expletive
- Essen interjection
- Essen utterance
- "Criminy!" in Germany
- "D'oh, I stubbed my big German toe!"
- "D'oh!" in Düsseldorf
- Cry at Bonn
- Cry from a Rottweiler?
- Cry from Karl
- Cry in Berlin
- Cry in Bonn
- Cry in Coblenz
- Cry in Cologne
- Cry in Kiel
- Cry in Koblenz
- Cry in Kronenberg
- Cry over spilled Milch?
- ''Heck!'', in Heidelberg
- "Jiminy!" in Germany
- Exclamation from an Austrian
- Exclamation in Aachen
- Exclamation in Augsburg
- Exclamation in Berlin
- Exclamation in Bonn
- Exclamation in Ems
- Exclamation in Essen
- Exclamation on the Autobahn
- Heine's sigh
- Coblenz complaint
- Helmut's "Alas!"
- Johann's "Yikes!"
- Goethe's grumble
- Herr's "alas!"
- Herr's cry
- Herr's 'Oh!'
- Herr's "Oh!"
- Drat, Dresden style
- Dresden "D'oh!"
- Cologne complaint
- Cologne "Crikey!"
- Cologne cry
- Cologne whine
- "Gott im Himmel!"
- Innsbruck interjection
- Kaiser's cry
- Karl's cry
- Katzenjammer cry
- Mannheim cry
- Mann's "Man!"
- Oskar's "Oh!"
- Oskar's outburst
- Otto's ''Oh!''
- Otto's "Oh no!"
- Otto's "oh!"
- Outburst in Osnabrück
- Oy, in Oberammergau
- Oberhausen cry
- Oberhausen "oh"
- Oberhausen "Oh!"
- Oberhausen outburst
- Wilhelm's 'Woe is me!'
- Stuttgart shout
- Stuttgart sigh
- Munich complaint
- Munich lament
- Münster "Geez!"
- Oder exclamation
- Kln cry
- Köln cry
- "Oh!" de Cologne
- “Oh!” de Cologne
- "Oh" de Cologne?
- "Oh!" in Bonn
- Oh, in Frankfurt
- "Oh," in Germany
- Oh, in Heidelberg
- Oh! in Offenbach
- Oh! in Oschatz
- "Oh!" in Osnabruck
- "Oh," in Osnabruck
- "Oh!" in Österreich
- "Oh, my," in Mainz
- "Oh my," to Ohm
- "Oh my!" to Ohm
- "Oh!" of Cologne
- Oh of Cologne
- Oh, on the Oder
- "Oh!" overseas
- "Oh," overseas
- "Oh" overseas
- "Oh!," to Angela Merkel
- Oh, to Hansel
- Oh, to Ohm
- "Oh!" to Ohm
- "Wo! ___ was!" (German cry)
- Woeful word to Hans
- Oktoberfest cry
- Oktoberfest exclamation
- Oktoberfest gripe
- Oktoberfest 'Oh!'
- Oktoberfest "Oh!"
- "Mein Gott!"
- Lament from Ludwig
- Lament in Leipzig
- Rats along the Rhine?
- Oldenburg exclamation
- Oldenburg "oh!"
- Oldenburg outburst
- Oma's "Oh, my!"
- Merkel's "Oh!"
- Lübeck lament
- Ludwig's lament
- Luxembourg lament
- Leipzig lamentation
- Mönchengladbach cry
- Rhine Valley whine
- Rhine whine?
- Rhine whine
- Sigh in Stuttgart
- Weimar word of woe
- Ulm expletive
- Ulm utterance
- "Scrubs" star Braff
- "You knocked my beer over" at Oktoberfest
- Teutonic cry
- Teutonic exclamation
- Teutonic groan
- Teutonic lament
Recent Usage of Teutonic cry in Crossword Puzzles
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- Joseph - April 2, 2010
- New York Times - July 7, 2002
- New York Times - Jan. 15, 1995