| CANO | Arma virumque ___.” nyt 1953 CANO I sing: Latin. nyt 1953 CANOE Dugout. nyt 1953 CANOE Sponson ___. nyt 1953 CANOE Symbol of vacation ease. nyt 1953 CANOES Dugouts or outriggers. nyt 1953 CANON Axiomatic law. nyt 1953 CANON Rule or decree. nyt 1953 CANONS Ecclesiastical decrees. nyt 1953 CANOVA Judy from Jacksonville. nyt 1953 CANOVA Judy of the movies. nyt 1953 CANS Containers. nyt 1953 CANS Food containers. nyt 1953 CANS Items on a pantry shelf. nyt 1953 CANS What reels come in. nyt 1953 CANT Hollow talk. nyt 1953 CANT Hypocritical talk. nyt 1953 CANT Secret jargon of thieves. nyt 1953 CANTAB Oxonian's rival. nyt 1953 CANTAR About 125 pounds in Turkey. nyt 1953 CANTATA Form often used by Bach. nyt 1953 CANTATA Form used by Bach. nyt 1953 CANTERBURYBELLS Scotland's blue flowers. nyt 1953 CANTLES Rear parts of saddles. nyt 1953 CANTO Chapter" of a poem. |
