| CRI | Le dernier ___.” nyt 1952 CRI Le dernier ___. nyt 1952 CRIB Bin for grain. nyt 1952 CRIB Farmer's storage place. nyt 1952 CRIB Where to keep corn. nyt 1952 CRIC Condensing ring of a lamp. nyt 1952 CRIC Lamp ring to condense the flame. nyt 1952 CRICKETER One of eleven players. nyt 1952 CRIED Shouted. nyt 1952 CRIED Wept. nyt 1952 CRIER Court official. nyt 1952 CRIERS Vocal court officers. nyt 1952 CRIM Felon: Abbr. nyt 1952 CRIME Grand larceny. nyt 1952 CRIMEA South European peninsula. nyt 1952 CRIMEA Where Yalta is. nyt 1952 CRIMEAN Native of Sevastopol. nyt 1952 CRIMEDOESNOTPAY Time-tested slogan. nyt 1952 CRIMES Police blotter items. nyt 1952 CRIMINAL Enemy of society. nyt 1952 CRIMP Pinch into folds or flutings. nyt 1952 CRIMSONTIDE Alabama's team. nyt 1952 CRINGE Wince. nyt 1952 CRINGER Fawner. nyt 1952 CRINITORY Hirsute. nyt 1952 CRISP Firm and fresh. nyt 1952 CRISP Invigorating. nyt 1952 CRISPS Potato chips, in Britain. nyt 1952 CRISTO The Count of Monte ___." |
