Crossword Clue: They may get cold feet
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "They may get cold feet"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "They may get cold feet"
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- Barrow residents
- "And folks dressed up like ___" ("The Christmas Song" lyric)
- Arctic dwellers
- Freezing pies?
- Inuit and Yupik
- Inuit people
- Inuits
- Inuits, e.g.
- Certain Alaskans
- Early Alaskans
- Greenland group
- Edmonton footbal team
- Edmonton football team
- Edmonton gridders
- Edmonton's CFL team
- Edmonton's football team
- Husky runners
- Engravers of the Arctic
- "Engravers of the Arctic"
- Ice breakers?
- Igloo builders
- Igloo dwellers
- "... folks dressed up like __": "The Christmas Song"
- "... folks dressed up like ___" ("The Christmas Song")
- Innuits, e.g.
- Some Alaska natives
- Some cold pies
- Some kayakers
- Some native Canadians
- Some parka wearers
- Some sled drivers
- Observers of the midnight sun
- Mukluk wearers
- The Inuit, old-style
- Nanook et al.
- Native Alaskans, historically
- Northern natives
- They may break the ice?
- They may get cold feet
- Umiak paddlers
- What the Inuit were once called
- Yup'ik and others
- Yup'ik speakers
- Snowmen?
- Stereotypical mitten-wearers in cartoons
Recent Usage of They may get cold feet in Crossword Puzzles
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- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Oct. 17, 2011