Crossword Clue: Twice, a Gabor
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Twice, a Gabor"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Twice, a Gabor"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Twice, a Gabor:
- A Gabor, when doubled
- Half a Gabor
- Half a Gabor name
- Half a Gabor sister
- Half a Gabor sister's name
- Half a Gabor?
- Half a Hungarian?
- Half a notable Hungarian?
- Half sister of Eva?
- Half-sister of Eva?
- Half sister of Magda?
- Hungarian half sister?
- Eva's half-sister?
- Eva's half sister?
- Doubled, a Gabor
- Doubled, a Hollywood star
- Doubled, Paris Hilton's ex-step-great-grandmother Gabor
- One half of a Gabor name
- Twice, a Gabor
- Twice, Conrad Hilton's ex
- Times two, a Gabor
- When doubled, a first name in Hollywood
- When doubled, a Gabor sister
- When doubled, a Gabor
- When doubled, a Hungarian in Hollywood
- When doubled, a much-married celebrity
- When doubled, Eva's sister
- When doubled, first name in old Hollywood
- When doubled, onetime name in Hollywood
- When doubled, sister of Eva
- When doubled, socialite Gabor
- When repeated, a famous sister's first name
- When repeated, a first name in Hollywood
- When repeated, a Gabor
- When repeated, a Hungarian sister
- When repeated, name in old Hollywood
- When repeated, one of the Gabors
Recent Usage of Twice, a Gabor in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Oct. 26, 2009