Crossword Clue: Twin who was quite attached to his brother
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- 2012 Olympics host: Abbr.
- 2012 Olympics host (Abbr.)
- ___ Lit. (H.S. subject)
- An official lang. of Hong Kong
- An official lang. of Kenya
- An official lang. of Malta
- An official lang. of Tonga
- An official language of Canada: Abbr.
- An official U.N. lang.
- An official U.N. language: Abbr.
- Basic school subj.
- Bath setting: Abbr.
- Bath site: Abbr.
- Bath's land: Abbr.
- B.C.E., for example
- A connected twin
- A famous conjoined twin
- A famous twin
- AP Lit. or Lang. subject
- A Siamese twin
- A U.S. lang.
- A.C.T. subj.
- Arts and Sciences major: Abbr.
- BFA course
- Australia's lang.
- BA credit
- Albion: Abbr.
- Ally of the U.S.
- Alternative to Russ. or Fr.
- Grade sch. class
- Grade school subj.
- Famous conjoined twin
- Famous Siamese twin
- Famous twin
- C.E., E.E. or M.E.
- International lang.
- Celebrated twin
- Common B.A. major
- Comp. course
- Comp. lit. relative
- From Liverpool or London: Abbr.
- From London or Liverpool: Abbr.
- Certain twin's name
- Home of Queen Eliz.
- Compulsory HS subject
- Home to Brighton and York: Abbr.
- Bridge builder: Abbr.
- Chang and ___ (Siamese twins)
- Chang and ____
- Chang's bosom buddy?
- Chang's brother
- Chang's close twin
- Chang's closest connection?
- Chang's closest kin
- Chang's closest relative?
- Chang's closest relative
- Chang's companion
- Chang's conjoined twin
- Chang's connected twin
- Chang's constant companion
- Chang's counterpart
- Chang's famous twin
- Chang's other half
- Chang's partner
- Chang's Siamese twin
- Chang's sidekick
- Chang's twin
- Hong Kong lang.
- Character in Wallace's "The Two"
- Guernsey tongue: Abbr.
- Bristol loc.
- Brit.
- Derby's country: Abbr.
- Derby's home: Abbr.
- Conjoined twin name
- Brit's lang.
- Host and winner of the 1966 World Cup: Abbr.
- It may be studied as a second lang.
- Half a celebrated set
- Half of a celebrated set of twins
- Half of a famous pair
- H.S. class
- HS class
- H.S. course
- H.S. requirement
- H.S. subj.
- H.S. subject
- HS subject
- Bunker brother
- Humanities subj.
- Its cap. is London
- Its capital is London: Abbr.
- It's east of the Isle of Man: Abbr.
- Country in the UK
- Country whose second-largest city is Manchester: Abbr.
- Course listing abbr.
- Course with vocab.
- It's overheard in the U.K.
- It's south of Scot.
- CPR employee
- Class with a Classics unit: Abbr.
- Class with vocab. lists
- ESL component: Abbr.
- E.S.L. component: Abbr.
- ESL part: Abbr.
- E.S.L. part: Abbr.
- ESL part
- He and Chang were inseparable
- He and his brother were very close
- Essay writer's class: Abbr.
- Jamaica's official lang.
- He outlived his twin brother by a few hours
- Eur. country
- Eur. land
- He was always very close to his brother
- He was attached to Chang
- He was quite attached to his brother
- Heath's country: Abbr.
- Henry Hudson explored for it: Abbr.
- Coll. major of many writers
- Coll. major
- College dept.
- College subj.
- High school subj.
- High-school subj.
- Like Benedict Cumberbatch: abbr.
- Where Liverpool and Leeds are: Abbr.
- Where Liverpool is: Abbr.
- Where London is: Abbr.
- Where Manchester and Birmingham are: Abbr.
- Most common spoken language in the US: Abbr.
- Where Prince Charles lives: Abbr.
- Where Prince William lives: Abbr.
- Man from M.I.T.: Abbr.
- Where Queen Elizabeth II lives: Abbr.
- Where soccer was invented: Abbr.
- Like Eddie Redmayne: abbr.
- Like Elvis Costello, but not Elvis Presley: Abbr.
- Where Sting is from: Abbr.
- Manchester's country (abbr.)
- Pt. of ESL
- Stonehenge loc.
- Noted twin
- Where to have a merrie hol.
- Like Lamb or Bacon: abbr.
- Setting for PD James whodunits
- Our lang.
- Our language: Abbr.
- Many an MIT grad
- Shakespeare wrote in it: Abbr.
- Shakespeare's lang.
- Tower of London loc.
- The "E" in E.S.L.: Abbr.
- The "E" of E.S.L.: Abbr.
- QE II destination
- Sheffield loc.
- Like Spender and Spenser: Abbr.
- Like the 13 Colonies: Abbr.
- Like the Brontë sisters: abbr.
- Like the Brontes: abbr.
- The king's lang.
- Romney's major at BYU
- Subj. including grammar
- Like the Pilgrims: Abbr.
- Queen Anne's War participant: Abbr.
- Subj. that involves reading novels
- Subj. with grammar
- Subj. with vocab
- Subj. with writing exercises
- Official lang. of Barbados
- Official lang. of Belize
- Official lang. of Fiji
- Official lang. of Ghana and Grenada
- Official lang. of Guyana
- Official lang. of Jamaica
- Official lang. of Liberia
- Official lang. of Malawi
- Official lang. of Malta
- Official lang. of Mauritius
- Official lang. of Namibia
- Official lang. of Trinidad and Tobago
- Official lang. of Zambia
- Official language of Barbados and the Bahamas: Abbr.
- Official language of Belize: Abbr.
- Official language of Calif.
- RR man
- RR V.I.P.
- Lit and comp subj.
- Name of a famous well-connected man
- Part of Britain: Abbr.
- Part of E.E. (abbr.)
- Liverpool's country (abbr.)
- Part of ESL
- Part of E.S.L.: Abbr.
- Part of ESL: Abbr.
- Part of G. B.
- Part of G.B.
- Part of Gr. Br.
- Part of Gr. Brit.
- Part of Gr. Britain
- Part of Gt. Brit.
- Mem. of the U.K.
- Part of O.E.D.: Abbr.
- Part of OED
- Nat. where the first successful blood transfusion was performed
- Lang. class
- Lang. course
- Lang. of Bermuda and the Bahamas
- Lang. of Cads Lewis
- Lang. of Jamaica
- Lang. of the U.S.A.
- Lang. of T.S. Eliot
- Lang. subj.
- Lang. that's a popular night school subject
- Lang. with many ways to pronounce "ough"
- Lang. you speak
- Lang. you're reading now
- Language: Abbr.
- Part of the U.K.
- Part of the U.K.: Abbr.
- Part of the UK
- Part of the United Kingdom: Abbr.
- Part of U. K.
- Part of U.K.
- Language of Kenya: Abbr.
- Language of N. Amer.
- Native lang. for over 400 million
- Language spoken in London: Abbr.
- Language this clue is in: Abbr.
- Language this puzzle is in: Abbr.
- London is its cap.
- London lang.
- London loc.
- London's country: Abbr.
- London's country (abbr.)
- London's land: Abbr.
- London's loc.
- London's locale: Abbr.
- Reading locale: Abbr.
- Reading setting: Abbr.
- Largest part of the United Kingdom: Abbr.
- Neighbor of Fr.
- Neighbor of Ire.
- Neighbor of Scot.
- One of a famous set of twins
- One of a pair of famous twins
- One of a very close pair of brothers
- One of RSA's 11 official languages
- One of Singapore's official languages (Abbr.)
- One of six official languages of the UN
- One of the Bunker brothers (who were famous for their closeness)
- One of the Bunker twins
- One of the Siamese twins
- One of the U.N.'s official languages
- Leeds loc.
- One Siamese twin
- M.I.T. grad.
- M.I.T. grad
- M.I.T. graduate
- Mitt Romney's BA major
- Required H.S. class
- Main lang. of the Commonwealth countries
- Liberal arts major: Abbr.
- Liberal arts subj.
- Maj. that both of this puzzle's authors have college degs. in
- Maj. that involves loads of writing
- Maj. with a "Great Books" class, perhaps
- Norfolk loc.
- Major lang.
- Like Bacon and Lamb: Abbr.
- Like Bacon or Lamb: Abbr.
- Siamese twin name
- Siamese twin
- Side in the War of 1812: Abbr.
- Surrey loc.
- Sussex loc.
- Twin connected to Chang
- Twin name
- Twin who adopted the surname Bunker
- Twin who was quite attached to his brother
- Twin with a connection
- Twin with a heart for his brother?
- Sandwich site: Abbr.
- S.A.T. subj.
- Third-most spoken lang. in the world
- World Cup squad whose fans chant "It's coming home": Abbr.
- U.K. component
- U.K. country
- U.K. division
- U.K. lang.
- U.K. language
- U.K. part (abbr.)
- U.K. part
- Sch. course
- Sch. subj.
- Sch. subject
- This language, for short
- School course: Abbr.
- School study: Abbr.
- School subj.
- School subject (abbr.)
- School subject: Abbr.
- School subject with essays: Abbr.
- Writer's coll. major, often
- Scot. neighbor
- What I got my B.A. in
- Univ. dept.
- University dept.
- What MIT hasn't a major in
- Second lang., for some
- U.S. adversary in 1812
- U.S. lang.
- U.S.A. language
- Where Adele and Lily Allen come from: Abbr.
- Where Dover is: Abbr.
- Where Elton John is from: Abbr.
- Where GMT is based
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 12, 2011
- USA Today - April 15, 2009
