Crossword Clue: University of San Marcos city
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Possibly related crossword clues for "University of San Marcos city"
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- -- bean
- 2019 Pan American Games city
- 2019 Pan American Games site
- __ bean
- ___ bean
- ___ beans (ingredients in succotash)
- Americas' third-largest city
- Andean bean
- Andean capital
- Andes capital
- Bean appreciated in Peru?
- Bean choice
- Bean found in the MAIL?
- Bean in a winter stew
- Bean in Brunswick stew
- Bean in some stews
- Bean in succotash
- Bean named for a capital
- Bean or capital
- Bean or certain capital city
- Bean or city
- Bean sort
- Bean town of Ohio?
- Bean town?
- Bean type in succotash
- Bean type
- Bean used in succotash
- Bean variety
- Bean
- Big bean
- Bit of succotash
- Baby ___ (tender vegetable)
- Fourth-largest city in the Americas
- Certain bean
- Green bean
- Fava lookalike
- Home of the oldest university in the Americas (founded 1551)
- Home of the oldest university in the Americas
- Home of the oldest university in the continental Americas
- Home to the New World's oldest university
- Hometown on "Glee"
- Broad bean
- Host of the 2019 Pan American Games
- It may be split or smashed
- Brunswick stew bean
- Chilean capital
- It was founded as Ciudad de los Reyes in 1535
- Huaca Huallamarca city
- Huaca Pucllana pyramid site
- Hub of Spanish-ruled South America
- Diller's birthplace
- Butter bean
- Its National University of San Marcos was founded in 1551
- City east of Callao Bay
- City east of Callao
- City founded by Pizarro in 1535
- City founded by Pizarro
- City in Ohio
- City in Ohio or Peru
- City in Peru or Ohio
- City in Peru
- City in the NATO phonetic alphabet
- City north of Dayton
- City of 50,246 in Ohio.
- "City of Kings"
- City of Peru
- "City of the Kings"
- City of the Kings, today
- City of the Kings
- City on the Chillón river
- City on the Rímac River
- City on the Rimac
- City or bean
- City where TV's "Glee" is set
- "Ciudad de los Reyes"
- Ciudad de los Reyes
- "Glee" city
- Capital city in South America
- Capital city on the Pacific Ocean
- Capital founded as Ciudad de los Reyes
- Capital founded by Pizarro
- Capital founded in 1535
- Capital in S. A.
- Capital in the Andes
- Capital near Callao
- Capital near the port of Callao
- Capital near the ruins of the ancient city Pachacamac
- Capital nicknamed "la Ciudad de los Reyes"
- Capital NNW of Santiago
- Capital not far from Callao
- Capital of Peru
- Capital of Spain's New World empire
- Capital of the third largest country in South America
- Capital on the Pacific Ocean
- Capital on the Pan-American Highway
- Capital on the Rímac River
- Capital on the Rímac
- Capital overlooking the Pacific
- Capital / south of / Ecuador
- Capital south of Quito
- Capital that will host the 2019 Pan American Games
- Capital where Pizarro died
- Coastal South American capital
- Code word for L
- Casa de Pizarro setting
- Ingredient in succotash
- Where Pizarro died
- Variety of bean used in succotash
- Pizarro founded it
- Pizarro originally called it Ciudad de los Reyes
- Pizarro's capital
- Pizarro's "City of the Kings"
- Pizarro's city
- Manuel Odria's headquarters.
- Setting of many Mario Vargas Llosa novels
- Vegetable, ... bean
- Vegetable on a vine
- Vegetable soup bean
- Kidney's relative
- Place in Peru
- Kin of a sieva
- Kind of bean in succotash
- Kind of bean
- Succotash bean
- Succotash bit
- Succotash ingredient
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- L for ___ ; or Peruvian city
- "L" in radio transmission
- Ohio birthplace of Phyllis Diller
- Ohio city.
- Ohio city north of Dayton
- Ohio city
- Ohio setting for "Glee"
- Ohio town where "Glee" is set
- Ohio town where "Glee" was set
- Soup bean, perhaps
- Soup bean
- Lofty SA capital
- Largest city of Peru
- Latin American capital
- President Odria's capital.
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- Peru's capital
- Peru's largest city
- Peruvian bean?
- Peruvian capital
- Peruvian "City of Kings"
- Peruvian city of over 8 million
- Peruvian city
- Peruvian home of the 2019 Pan American Games
- Peruvian metropolis
- Peruvian or Ohioan city
- Light-green bean
- Phyllis Diller's birthplace in Ohio
- Phyllis Diller's birthplace
- South American capital located in a desert
- South American capital
- South American city
- South Americar capital
- S. A. capital
- S. A. city
- S. A. metropolis
- S. American capital
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- Sieva bean's relative
- Type of bean in Southern cuisine
- Type of bean named for a South American city
- Type of bean used in succotash
- Type of bean
- Type of beans used in succotash
- Site of Pizarro's tomb
- Site of the oldest university in South America
- Site of U. of San Marcos
- Third-largest city in the Americas
- World capital where you may eat alpaca steak
- World capital whose name is a kind of bean
- World capital with a Miraflores district
- World capital with pre-Incan ruins
- Sprawling capital nicknamed "The Octopus"
- This is there, too
- St. Rose of ___
- Tall-growing bean
- University of San Marcos city
- What Pizarro called "City of Kings"
- Seat of Ohio's Allen County
- Toledo neighbor
- Stew bean
Recent Usage of University of San Marcos city in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Dec. 4, 2016
- LA Times - Dec. 4, 2016
