Crossword Clue: Un copain a proximite

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• '-- Blue?'
• "--- Blue?"
• '-- crazy?'
• '-- dreaming?'
• "--- my brother's keeper?"
• '-- right?'
• "--- seeing things?"
• '-- wrong?'
• 1960s-'70s Citroën
• "__ being unreasonable?"
• "__ Blue?": 1929 song
• "__ Blue?"
• "__ Blue": George Strait hit
• "__ dreaming?"
• "__ hearing you right?"
• "__ imagining things?"
• "__ losing it?"
• "__ making myself clear?"
• "__ missing something?"
• "__ my brother's keeper?"
• "__ seeing things?"
• "__ to believe . . ."
• "__ to blame?"
• "__ to understand that . . ."
• "__ wrong?"
• "___ annoying you?"
• "___ at risk?"
• "___ being rude?": 2 wds.
• "___ Blue?" (1929 #1 hit)
• "___ Blue?" (1929 hit)
• "___ Blue?," 1929 song
• "___ Blue?": 1929 song
• "___ Blue?": 1929 tune
• "___ Blue," 1929 tune
• "___ Blue?"
• "___ Blue?" (apt 1929 song)
• "___ Blue"
• "___ cool or what?"
• "___ crazy?"
• "___ crazy, or . . ."
• "___ crazy or what?"
• "___ crazy or ..."
• "___ disturbing you?": 2 wds.
• "___ dreaming?": 2 wds.
• "___ dreaming or is this real?": 2 wds.
• "___ dreaming?"
• "___ ever glad to see you!": 2 wds.
• "___ glad to see you!": 2 wds.
• "___ glad to see you!"
• "___ going crazy or ...?": 2 wds.
• "___ going too fast for ya?"
• "___ hearing you right?"
• "___ in Love?": 1952 song
• "___ in your way?"
• "___ losing it, or ...?"
• "___ losing it?"
• "___ making myself clear?"
• "___ making myself clear?": 2 wds.
• ''___ making myself clear?''
• "___ making sense?"
• "___ missing something?": 2 wds.
• "___ missing something here?": 2 wds.
• "___ missing something here?"
• "___ missing something?"
• "___ my brother's keeper?"
• "___ my brother's keeper?": 2 wds.
• "___ my brother's keeper?": Cain
• "___ my brother's keeper?": Gen.
• ''___ my brother's keeper?''
• "___ not making myself clear?"
• "___ not making sense?"
• "___ nuts?"
• "___ psychic or what?"
• "___ reading too much into this?"
• “___ right?”
• "___ right?"
• "___ seeing things?"
• "___ seeing things?": 2 wds.
• ''___ seeing things?''
• American, in Europe: Slang
• American in Paris: Slang
• "___ the Man" (Jackie Wilson song)
• American Music Institute, for short
• "___ the only one who loves Celine Dion?"
• "___ the only one?"
• "___ too fat to wear a bikini?"
• Ampere’s pal
• Bardot's buddy
• "___ under arrest?"
• "___ Wrong" (2014 #4 song by Nico & Vinz)
• "___ Wrong" (2014 Nico & Vinz hit)
• "___ wrong?" ("Don't you agree?")
• "___ wrong?"
• "____ Blue?" (1929 hit)
• ____ Blue?
• "____ my brother's keeper?"
• "... and neither __"
• ". . . and neither ___"
• "... and neither ___"
• "... and said what a good boy ___!"
• André's friend
• Antoinette's friend
• Any of les trois mousequetaires
• Any of les Trois Mousquetaires
• Any of the Three Musketeers
• A question of self-examination
• Beenie Man "Who ___"
• Aramis to Athos and Porthos
• Aramis, to Athos
• "Bel ___" (Guy de Maupassant novel)
• "Bel-___" (Maupassant novel)
• "Bel-___": Maupassant
• Arles ally
• Arles pal
• Berlin's "___ Blue?"
• Associé de confiance
• Athos or Porthos, e.g.
• Athos to Aramis
• Athos, to Aramis
• Athos, to Porthos, to Aramis
• Athos, to Porthos
• Athos, vis-à-vis Aramis
• Billet-doux recipient
• Adversaire's opposite
• Aussie rockers You ___
• Australia's You ___
• Bizet's buddy
• Alain's ally
• "Alaskan Bush People" matriarch Brown who's battling lung cancer
• ' Blue?'
• Alencon ally
• "All Alone ___" (Brenda Lee hit)
• ''All Alone ___'' (Brenda Lee hit)
• Ally of France
• Alphonse, to Gaston
• Bon ---
• Bon __: Comet rival
• Bon ___
• Bon ___ (cleaner brand)
• Bon ___ (cleaner)
• Bon ___ (cleanser brand whose name is French for "good friend")
• Bon ___ (cleanser brand)
• Bon ___ (cleanser)
• Bon ___ (Comet rival)
• Bon ___ (Comet shelfmate)
• Bon ___ powder cleanser
• Bon ____
• Bon ____: household cleanser
• Bon _____ cleanser
• Bon _____ (cleanser)
• Bon _____
• Bon follower
• "Bon" or "mon" follower
• Bon or mon follower
• "Bonjour, mon ___"
• Bordeaux beau
• Bordeaux bestie
• Bordeaux boyfriend
• Bordeaux bud
• Bordeaux buddy
• D'Artagnan, to Athos
• François's friend
• Dunkirk friend
• De Gaulle ally
• De Maupassant's "Bel-_____"
• French ally
• French bud
• French buddy
• Introspective query
• Introspective question
• French Facebook connection
• French for "friend"
• French "friend"
• French friend (3)
• French friend
• French guy friend
• French I noun
• French intimate
• French kiss recipient, maybe
• French pal
• French sweet
• French toast maker, maybe
• French toast recipient?
• Compadre in Compiègne
• Compagnon fréquente
• Freund, in France
• Irksome response to "You're avoiding the question"
• Friend abroad
• Friend, en francais
• Friend en francais
• Friend for Fernand
• Friend for François
• Friend for Philippe
• Friend found in Amiens, in two different senses
• Friend: Fr.
• Friend (Fr.)
• Friend from France
• Friend from Martinique
• Friend, in Amiens
• Friend, in Angers
• Friend, in Caen
• Friend, in Cannes
• Friend, in Corsica
• Friend, in Fabreville
• Friend, in Falaise
• Friend in Falaise
• Friend, in Falaise
• Friend, in Fannystelle
• Friend, in France
• Friend in France
• Friend, in Francoeur
• Friend, in Francoeur
• Friend in French class
• Friend, in French
• Friend, in Frontenac
• Friend, in Haiti
• Friend, in Lille
• Friend in Montréal
• Friend, in Nice
• Friend in Nice
• Friend, in Paris
• Friend in Paris
• Friend, in Pau
• Friend, in Quebec
• Friend, in St. Lo
• Friend in une école
• Friend of a Francophile
• Friend of Descartes ... or, in English, question pondered by Descartes?
• Friend of France
• Friend of Francine
• Friend of François
• Friend of la famille who's literally in LA FAMILLE
• Friend of Lorraine?
• Friend of mon frère
• Friend of Nancy
• Friend of Paris
• Friend of Pepé Le Pew
• Friend of Pierre
• Friend of Sarkozy
• Friend of St. Lo
• Friend of the French
• Friend of Victor Hugo
• Friend, to Fernand
• Friend, to Fernand
• Friend, to Flaubert
• Friend, to Francine
• Friend to François
• Friend, to Francois
• Friend, to Francois
• Friend, to Francoise
• Friend, to Françoise
• Friend, to Philippe
• Friend, to Phillipe
• Friend, to Pierre
• Friend who you might grab a bière with
• Friend
• Grenoble buddy
• Defensive question
• Defensive response to "You're insane"
• "Is that really true about me?"
• "Is that true about me?"
• "Is what that heckler said about me true?"
• Cézanne, to Pissarro
• Brest bestie
• Brest bro
• Brest buddy
• Brest friend
• Brest pal
• Breton chum.
• Challenge to "You're wrong!"
• Challenging retort
• "Chambre d'__" (spare bedroom: Fr.)
• Chambre d'___ (guest room)
• Champagne chum
• Brigitte’s bestie
• Brigitte's boyfriend
• Deposed tyrant
• Confidant, peut-être
• Confrère
• Congenial Canadien
• Horner's conclusion
• Horner's last words
• Chartres chum
• Guy de Maupassant's "Bel ___"
• Guy's buddy
• Guy's guy friend
• Despot of old
• Gallic friend
• Gallic pal
• Fifi's friend
• Cher ___
• Cher, e.g.
• Cherbourg chum
• Contributor to a French Facebook page
• Fille's friend
• Brussels buddy
• ''How ___ doing?''
• "How ___ doing?": 2 wds.
• "How ___ doing?"
• "How ___ driving?"
• "How ___ supposed to know that?"
• "How ___ Supposed to Live Without You" (1990 Michael Bolton hit): 2 wds.
• "How ___ Supposed to Live Without You"
• "How _____ doing?"
• Bud abroad
• Bud at a French bistro
• Bud in Burgundy
• Bud of Nancy
• Buddy (Fr.)
• Buddy in Bordeaux
• Buddy in Boulogne
• Buddy, in Burgundy
• Gaston, to Alphonse
• 'How -- to know?'
• En ___ (as a friend): Fr.
• Chirac ally
• Dijon pal
• End of a nursery-rhyme boast
• End of a nursery rhyme boast
• Burgundy bestie
• Burgundy bud
• Burgundy buddy
• End of Horner's boast
• End of Jack Horner's boast
• End of Jack's boast
• End of "Little Jack Horner"
• End of Little Jack Horner's boast
• End of many a riddle
• End of many riddles
• Côte d'Azur companion
• Chum, in Cherbourg
• "But who ___ to ...?"
• Ennemi's opposite
• Hastings, to Poirot
• Caen comrade
• Caen crony
• Cajun crony
• Calais chum
• Calais compadre
• Calais companion
• Calais confidant
• Calais confidante
• Jack Homer's last words
• Jack Horner line ender
• Jack Horner's last words
• "Camarade"
• Jacques' buddy
• Jacques's friend
• Ethel Waters' "___ Blue?"
• Ethel Waters' "--- Blue?"
• Ethel Waters hit "__ Blue?"
• Ethel Waters's "___ Blue?"
• Camus, to Sartre, for many years
• Cannes chum
• Cannes companion
• Cannes company
• Cannes comrade
• Cannes confidant
• Cannes crony
• Follower of "Bon" or "mon"
• Follower of bon or mon
• Fontainbleau friend
• Godard, to Truffaut, e.g.
• Foreign exchange student, maybe
• Foreign friend
• Foreign pen pal
• Foreign pen pal, maybe
• Henri's friend
• Cognac companion
• Cognac mate
• " . . . good boy ___"
• Jules or Jim, in "Jules et Jim"
• Jules or Jim in "Jules et Jim"
• Casting Crowns "Who ___"
• Foster of "Punky Brewster"
• Inquiry of self-doubt
• Provence pal
• Kat Deluna "___ Dreaming"
• "Where" or "who" follower
• Soirée invitee
• Manet, to Baudelaire, e.g.
• Solomon servant: Ezra 2:57
• Rite lead-in?
• Rite opener?
• "Who __ to argue?"
• "Who __ to complain?"
• "Who __ to criticize?"
• "Who ___?"
• "Who ___?" (amnesiac's query)
• "Who ___" Casting Crowns
• "Who ___?" (common riddle ending)
• "Who ___ kidding?"
• "Who ___?" (question from somebody with amnesia): 2 wds.
• "Who ___?" (song from "Les Miz")
• "Who ___ to argue?"
• "Who ___ to complain?": 2 wds.
• "Who ___ to disagree?": 2 wds.
• "Who ___ to disagree?"
• "Who ___ to judge?"
• "Who ___ to judge?": 2 wds.
• "Who ___ to judge?
• ''Who ___ to judge?''
• "Who ___ to say?": 2 wds.
• "Who ___ to say?"
• Who ____ to say?
• "Who --- kidding?"
• "Who, me?"
• Who or where follower
• "Who --- to judge?"
• "Why ___ even talking about this?"
• "Why ___ so shy when I'm beside you?"
• "Why ___ so shy when ...?" ("It's Only Love" lyric)
• Overseas friend
• Overseas pen pal?
• "Why, what an ass ___!": Hamlet
• Marseille mate
• Marseilles mate
• Martinique mate
• Quebec buddy
• Québec crony
• Québec sidekick
• Pal around in Paris
• Pal for Pierre
• Pal (Fr.)
• Pal, in Brest
• Pal, in Caen
• Pal, in Calais
• Pal, in Cannes
• Pal, in Nice
• Pal, in Paris
• Pal in Paris
• Pal, in Pau
• Pal, in Poitiers
• Pal in Provence
• Pal, in Provence
• Pal of Nancy
• Pal of Paris
• Pal of Pierre
• Pal of Yves
• Pal, to Gigi
• Pal, to Henri
• Pal, to Jules
• Pal, to Pascal
• Pal, to Pierre
• Pal, to Rene
• Pal, to Stendhal
• Pal, to Yves
• Queensryche "I ___"
• Mate, across the Channel
• Mate in Monaco
• Question asked when pointing
• Question in response to an insult, maybe
• Question of introspection
• Somme buddy
• Somme chum
• Lille buddy
• Maupassant's "Bel-___"
• Maupassant's "Bel-_____"
• Papeete pal
• My friend, mon ...
• Paris associate
• Paris friend
• Paris pal
• Parisian bud
• Parisian friend
• Parisian pal
• Parisian's pal
• Parisienne's friend
• "Oh, is that so?"
• "Oh, you think that's true about me, huh?!"
• Poirot's pal
• Radiohead EP "Airbag/How ___ Driving?"
• Poitiers pal
• Parsian pal
• Little Jack Horner's last words
• Port-au-Prince pal
• Porthos, to Aramis
• Porthos, to Athos
• "Really? Me?"
• Last words of Little Jack Horner
• Neighbor in Paris
• Pouilly pal
• Le Pen pal?
• Lead-in to right or wrong
• Pen pal, probably, in Paris
• One phoned on "Qui veut gagner des millions?"
• Prefix with -dextrous
• Left Bank friend
• Nice companion
• Nice friend?
• Nice friend
• Nice pal
• Luis Miguel song "Sabor ___"
• One to hang out with, in Paris
• Lyon friend
• Mitterrand's friend
• Renée's pal
• René's friend
• Renoir, to Degas
• Renoir vis-à-vis Monet
• "Moi?"
• Lettre recipient, perhaps
• Mon ___
• " . . . mon ___ Pierrot"
• “Mon ___ Pierrot.”
• "Mon ___ Pierrot."
• Mon ___ Pierrot.
• "Mon ___ Pierrot"
• Mon _____
• Mon cher ___.
• Mon follower
• Mon or bon
• Monaco mate
• Maine-et-Loire mate
• Response to a compliment, at times
• Response to an accusation
• Response to "You're the most self-questioning person ever!"
• Monte Carlo sidekick
• Opposite of "adversaire"
• Montreal mate
• Picardy pal
• Réunion pal
• Pierre's buddy
• Pierre's friend
• Pierre's pal
• Pierrot of song
• Pierrot
• Male pal in Paris
• Riddle-ending words
• Sade "When ___ Going to Make a Living"
• "Survivor: Micronesia" return player Cusack
• Words after where
• Words after "who" or "where"
• Words after who or where
• Words ending many riddles
• Sartre's friend
• Words from Jack Horner
• Words repeated in "___ right, or ___ right?"
• Words with ''Where'' or ''Who''
• Un copain a proximite
• "What __, a mind reader?"
• "What __, a mind-reader?"
• "What __ bid for ... "
• ''What __ bid?''
• "What __, chopped liver?"
• "What __ missing?"
• "What __ saying?"
• "What __ to do?"
• "What ___?"
• ''What ___, a bank?''
• "What ___, a maid?"
• "What ___, a mind reader?": 2 wds.
• "What ___, a mind reader?"
• "What ___ bid?"
• ''What ___, chopped liver?''
• "What ___, chopped liver?": 2 wds.
• "What ___, chopped liver!"
• "What ___, chopped liver?"
• "What ___ doing?"
• "What ___ doing?" ("Duh!"): 2 wds.
• "What ___ doing here?": 2 wds.
• "What ___ doing wrong?": 2 wds.
• "What ___ doing?!"
• "What ___?" (end of a riddle)
• "What ___?" (end of many riddles)
• "What ___ even doing here?"
• "What ___, Fort Knox?"
• "What ___ going to do without you?": 2 wds.
• "What ___ gonna wear to this thing?
• "What ___, Life?": Masefield
• "What ___, made of money?"
• "What ___ saying?" ("Duh")
• "What ___ saying?!"
• "What ___ supposed to do now?": 2 wds.
• "What ___ supposed to do now?"
• "What ___ supposed to say?"
• "What ___ supposed to think?"
• "What ___ thinking?"
• "What ___ to do?"
• "What ___, your maid?"
• "What _____, chopped liver?"
• "What ___bid?"
• "What --- a bank?"
• "What ---, a bank?"
• "... what a good boy ---"
• 'What a good boy --'
• ''What a good boy __!''
• "What a good boy __!"
• "What a good boy __"
• ''What a good boy __''
• "What a good boy ___!"
• "What a good boy ___"
• “What a good boy ___.”
• ". . . what a good boy ___!"
• "What a good boy ___!": Little Jack Horner
• ''. . . what a good boy ___''
• "What a good boy _____"
• "What an ass ___!": Hamlet
• "What --- bid?"
• "What ---, chopped liver?"
• "What Kind of Fool ---?"
• 'What Kind of Fool --?'
• "What Kind of Fool __?"
• "What Kind of Fool ___?"
• "What Kind of Fool ___" (1962 hit)
• "What Kind of Fool ___"
• 'What Kind of Fool ___" (Sinatra)
• ''What Kind of Fool ___?''
• What Kind of Fool ____?
• "What Kind of Fool _____"
• What "Really?" might mean
• Start of a Cain question
• Start of a Cain quote
• Start of a Genesis 4 query
• Start of a Genesis query
• Start of Cain's famous question
• Start of Cain's infamous question
• Start of Cain's query
• Start of Cain's question
• "What___ doing here?": 2 wds.
• "You think that about me?"
• "You're going to regret this!" retort
• Self-conscious person's question
• Self-examiner's query
• Self-reflective question
• Yvette's boyfriend
• "Where __?"
• "Where ___?"
• "Where ___?" (confused one's question)
• "Where ___?" (disoriented person's question)
• "Where ___?" (query of the dazed)
• "Where ___?" (question when you wake up in a strange place): 2 wds.
• "So __!" ("Me, too!")
• "So ___!" ("Me, too!")
• "So ___!" ("Me too!")
• Terse, introspective question

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