Crossword Answer WELSH

WELSH - is a crossword puzzle answer. We found for you 93 different crossword puzzles that contains WELSH answer. The list below order by crosswords date.

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WELSH& 18D The —, 1731 stage play by Henry Fielding
WELSHAnthony Hopkins, by birth
WELSHBorn in Cardiff, say
WELSHBritish language
WELSHCambrian
WELSHCardiff citizens
WELSHCardiff natives
WELSHCardiff residents
WELSHCardiff's people
WELSHCardiff-born
WELSHCeltic language
WELSHCymraeg, in English
WELSHCymric
WELSHEuropean language
WELSHFail to honour Britons
WELSHFrom Aberystwyth, say
WELSHFrom Anglesey
WELSHFrom Cardiff
WELSHFrom Cardiff or Swansea
WELSHFrom Cardiff or Swansea, say
WELSHFrom Cardiff, e.g.
WELSHFrom Cardiff, eg
WELSHFrom Cardiff, say
WELSHFrom Cardiff?
WELSHFrom Clwyd or Gwynedd counties
WELSHFrom Gwynedd, say
WELSHFrom Swansea, say
WELSHFrom Wales
WELSHIrvine —, author of novels Glue, Crime and Filth
WELSHIrvine —, author of novels Glue, Crime and Porno
WELSHIrvine —, author of the novels Glue and Porno
WELSHIrvine —, author of the novels Glue and Trainspotting
WELSHIt's known to locals as Cymraeg
WELSHLanguage from which corgi and crag come
WELSHLanguage heard in Cardiff
WELSHLanguage in Cardiff
WELSHLanguage in which "Thank you very much" is "Diolch yn fawr iawn"
WELSHLanguage in which "crossword puzzle" is "pos croesair"
WELSHLanguage in which "dd" and "ff" are treated as single letters of the alphabet
WELSHLanguage in which "please" is "os gwelwch yn dda"
WELSHLanguage in which "w" and "y" are considered vowels
WELSHLanguage in which "w" can be a vowel
WELSHLanguage in which w can be a vowel
WELSHLanguage of Cardiff
WELSHLanguage of Wales
WELSHLanguage that gave us ''Avon''
WELSHLanguage that gave us ''corgi''
WELSHLanguage that gave us the word "flummery"
WELSHLike Cardiff citizens
WELSHLike Cardiff natives
WELSHLike Dylan Thomas
WELSHLike Dylan Thomas, by birth
WELSHLike Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins
WELSHLike Roald Dahl and Shirley Bassey, by birth
WELSHLike Roald Dahl, by birth
WELSHLike Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones
WELSHLike Tom Jones and Catherine Zeta-Jones
WELSHLike Tom Jones or Shirley Bassey
WELSHLike actors Jonathan Pryce and Richard Burton, in terms of nationality
WELSHLike an eisteddfod festival
WELSHLike corgis and rarebit
WELSHLike corgis, by origin
WELSHLike names starting "Ff-"
WELSHLike people from Cardiff
WELSHLike the Gwyndodeg and Powyseg dialects
WELSHLike the Llwynywermod royal estate
WELSHLike the Pennsylvania place names Bryn Mawr and Bala Cynwyd
WELSHLike the Tudors, originally
WELSHLike the name "Bryn Mawr"
WELSHLike the word "cwm"
WELSHNationality of golfer Ian Woosnam and Catherine Zeta-Jones
WELSHNative of Cardiff
WELSHNative of Wales
WELSHOf Wales
WELSHOrigin of "corgi"
WELSHOrigin of the word "flannel"
WELSHPeople from Wales
WELSHPeople of Cardiff
WELSHPeople of Pontypridd
WELSHTimothy Dalton and Laura Ashley, e.g.
WELSHTimothy Dalton's nationality
WELSHVowel shifts disguise language
WELSHW can be a vowel in it
WELSH__ corgi
WELSH__ corgi; herding dog
WELSH__ corgi; small dog
WELSH__ terrier; wiry-coated dog
WELSH___ Rarebit, dish prepared with strong cheese like Cheddar or Cheshire
WELSH___ corgi (dog breed)
WELSH___ corgi (herding dog)
WELSH___ corgi (short-legged herding dog)
WELSH___ rarebit (bread-and-cheese dish)
WELSH___ rarebit (cheesy dish)