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Crossword clues for Partner 6 letters

AnswerClue
CRENNABody Heat” actor Richard nyt 2004 CREON King of Thebes slain by Theseus nyt 2004 CREPE Delicate breakfast item nyt 2004 CREPE Item with syrup nyt 2004 CREPE Sole material nyt 2004 CREPES Thin pancakes nyt 2004 CREPES Thin pancakes nyt 2004 CREPT Pussyfooted nyt 2004 CRESSIDA Shakespearean title character nyt 2004 CREST Dragon's head feature nyt 2004 CRESTS Families may have them nyt 2004 CRETE Domain of King Minos nyt 2004 CRETE Modern home of ancient Knossos nyt 2004 CRETE Setting for Theseus and the Minotaur nyt 2004 CRETIN Hardly a brainiac nyt 2004 CREW Work detail nyt 2004 CREWEL Twisted yarn nyt 2004 CREWS Ships' workers nyt 2004 CRI Dernier ___ nyt 2004 CRI ___ de coeur nyt 2004 CRI ___ de coeur nyt 2004 CRIBS Corn holders nyt 2004 CRICKET Fair nyt 2004 CRIER Old-fashioned news announcer nyt 2004 CRIER One hawking nyt 2004 CRIME Record notation nyt 2004 CRIME Record notation nyt 2004 CRIMEA Yalta's peninsula nyt 2004 CRIMEGROUP See note nyt 2004 CRIMES Record listings? nyt 2004 CRIMINALS Ones in joint custody? nyt 2004 CRINGE Shrink in fear nyt 2004 CRISCO Mazola competitor nyt 2004 CRISP Like a new dollar bill nyt 2004 CRISP Like a new dollar bill nyt 2004 CRISP Potato chip, to a Brit nyt 2004 CRIT Lit ___ (college course, slangily) nyt 2004 CRIT See 56-Down nyt 2004 CRITIC Knocker nyt 2004 CRITIC Knocker nyt 2004 CRO ___-Magnon nyt 2004 CRO ___-Magnon nyt 2004 CROC Bigmouthed critter nyt 2004 CROC Gator relative nyt 2004 CROC Swamp thing nyt 2004 CROCK Nonsense nyt 2004 CROCS Long reptiles, in short nyt 2004 CROESUS Very rich man nyt 2004 CROFT Video game heroine Lara ___ nyt 2004 CROISSANTANDJAM Continental breakfast items nyt 2004 CRONYN Actor Hume nyt 2004 CROOK Bad business partner nyt 2004 CROOK Bad business partner nyt 2004 CROOK Chiseler nyt 2004 CROOK Chiseler nyt 2004 CROPTOP Shirt that leaves the midriff exposed nyt 2004 CROSS Liable to snap nyt 2004 CROSSE Game stick nyt 2004 CROSSES Contradicts nyt 2004 CROSSREACTIVITY Factor in relationships between viruses nyt 2004 CROSSWALK 22-Across sight nyt 2004 CROSSWORDEDITOR Puzzling person? nyt 2004 CROSSWORDSTAPLE Gnu nyt 2004 CROTHERS Actor known as Scatman"
ULCERSI don't have _____, I give them”: Harry Cohn nyt 1995 ULE Diminutive suffix nyt 1995 ULE Ending with nod- or mod- nyt 1995 ULE Little: Suffix nyt 1995 ULE Suffix with glob nyt 1995 ULLAGE Empty portion of a bottle nyt 1995 ULM Einstein's birthplace nyt 1995 ULNA Arm bone nyt 1995 ULNA Forearm bone nyt 1995 ULNA Forelimb part nyt 1995 ULNA Humerus neighbor nyt 1995 ULNA Limb part nyt 1995 ULNA Radius's partner nyt 1995 ULNA Skeleton part nyt 1995 ULNAE Arm bones nyt 1995 ULNAE Radii neighbors nyt 1995 ULNAE Radii neighbors nyt 1995 ULNAE Radii's partners nyt 1995 ULNAR Kind of nerve nyt 1995 ULNAS Armbones nyt 1995 ULNAS Forearm parts nyt 1995 ULNAS Forelimb bones nyt 1995 ULSTER Lough Erne location nyt 1995 ULSTERS Some coats nyt 1995 ULT Conclusive: Abbr. nyt 1995 ULULATE Howl nyt 1995 ULYSSES Chronicle of Dublin on June 16, 1904 nyt 1995 UMA Actress Thurman nyt 1995 UMA Actress Thurman nyt 1995 UMA Thurman of Pulp Fiction"
MARCUSNeiman's partner
BOSNIAHerzegovina's partner
BASKINRobbins's partner
ENTERSPartner of breaks
FATALENatasha __, Boris' partner in spydom
DESISTCease's partner
TOKLASAlice B. ___ (Gertrude Stein's partner)
THELMALouise's partner
PIECESBits partner
KONICAMinolta partner
CHEECHChong's partner
SENIORLike some partners
ERNESTJulio's partner in wine
FATMANJake's TV partner, with "the"
TENONSMortises' partners
STARTSPartner of fits
PITNEYBowes's mailing equipment partner
GINGERWith 68-Across, frequent Fred Astaire partner
ROEPEREbert's review partner
DISNEYPixar's soon-to-be ex-partner
HEDGESBenson's partner
BAILEYBarnum's partner
SOLVERPartner in merger #4 (3)
SILENTPartner type
GALPALPlatonic partner, perhaps
LASSESLads' partners
STEELEHolt's sleuthing partner, in '80s TV
SNOREDKept a partner up, perhaps
LAURELHardy's comedy partner
SILENTLike some partners
NARROWStraight partner
TELLERPenn's partner
ISOLDETristan's partner
MOLSONCoors partner
SCYLLAPartner of Charybdis
STONESSticks' partners
WALRUSCarpenter's partner in a Lewis Carroll poem
HOLMESWatson's crime-solving partner
CHUTESLadders' partners
LADDERHook partner
COHORTPartner in crime
LESTEREarl Scruggs's partner Flatt
LONDONKelly's "What Not to Wear" partner
TRIALSPartner of tribulations
MYSELFPartner of me and I
CAGNEYLacey's TV partner
MRSALTPartner of Mrs. Pepper, on "Blue's Clues"
AUTHORPartner in merger #3 (2 letters)