Crossword Clue: Victim of a homophonic misunderstanding, in Roald Dahl’s “Dirty Beasts”
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- ___ Sally (old throwing game)
- ___ Viv, caretaker of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
- Anagram for a fish
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- Andy Griffith's Bee
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- Becky, to D.J., on "Full House"
- Bee, for one
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- Bertie Wooster's Agatha, for one
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- Agony __ (British advice columnist)
- Blood relative
- Baby sitter, sometimes
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- Bluebell or Clara
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- Family title with two pronunciations
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- Greene's "Travels With My ____"
- Father's female sibling, to you
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- Charley had one
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- Charley's Dona Lucia
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- Either Abby or Martha in "Arsenic and Old Lace"
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- Eller, in "Oklahoma!"
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- Eller or Em
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- Em, for one
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- Clara, e.g., on "Bewitched"
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- Jackie, on "Roseanne"
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- "Go Tell ___ Rhody"
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- Dorothy's Em
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- Many a godmother
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- Kinswoman
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- Rosemary Clooney, to George
- Volunteer baby sitter, sometimes
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- May in Spider-Man, for one
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- Mayberry's ___ Bee
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- Polly or Eller
- Polly or Pittypat
- Polly or Sally
- Polly or Selma, e.g.
- Polly, to Sawyer
- Polly to Tom Sawyer
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- Meghan Markle, to Princess Charlotte
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- Pop's sib
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- Possible babysitter
- Nefertiti, to Tut
- Patty or Selma, to any Simpson child
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- Louis Armstrong "___ Hagar's Blues"
- Millie or Jemima
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- Rhody, in an old song
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- Wooster's bane
- Warwick, to Houston
- Tuna another way?
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- Word fatefully misspelled in a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" obituary
- Twain's Polly, e.g.
- Spider-Man's ___ May
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- Sawyer's Polly
- West End classic "Charley's ___"
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- Scrooge McDuck, to Donald Duck
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- You may have a great one in your family
- Title for Princess Anne beginning in 1982
- Title for some sisters
- Title heard at family reunions
- Your cousin's mom, to you
- Your cousin's mom
- Your first cousin's mom
- Your mother's sister
- Selma or Patty, to Bart Simpson
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- Selma or Patty, vis-á-vis Bart and Lisa
- Selma, to Bart
- Selma, to Lisa
- Selma, to Maggie
- Tom Sawyer's Polly, e.g.
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- The New Yorker - July 2, 2018
