Here you will find the answer to the 'Chunk of marble, e.g.' crossword clue with 4 letters that was last seen January 5 2022 in New Yorker Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "Chunk of marble, e.g." from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.
Rating | Answer | Length | Clue |
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100% | SLAB | 4 | Chunk of marble, e.g. |
74% | SLAB | 4 | Hunk of marble, e.g. |
67% | SOPS | 4 | Chunks of bread for stew, e.g. |
67% | SLAB | 4 | Chunk of marble |
67% | SLABS | 5 | Chunks of marble |
64% | SLAB | 4 | Chunk of marble or concrete, say |
64% | SLAB | 4 | Thick chunk of marble |
64% | SLAB | 4 | Big chunk of marble |
64% | SLABS | 5 | Big chunks of marble |
54% | ORB | 3 | Marble, e.g. |
54% | SPHERE | 6 | Marble, e.g. |
54% | STONE | 5 | Marble, e.g. |
54% | ELEC | 4 | Part of G E.: Abbr. |
54% | MAIL | 4 | Follower of e or G |
50% | DUCAL | 5 | Of Cornwall, e.g. |
50% | FLORAL | 6 | Of roses, e.g. |
49% | AROMA | 5 | E.g. smell of perfume |
49% | SLAB | 4 | Thick chunk, as of marble |
49% | SLAB | 4 | Big chunk, as of marble |
48% | SCOT | 4 | E.g. Andy Murray of tennis |
48% | TSAR | 4 | E.g. Nicholas II of Russia |
48% | PEEL | 4 | E.g. skin of an orange |
48% | GLOB | 4 | Lump of jelly, e.g. |
48% | CARD | 4 | Ace of spades, e.g. |
48% | DIN | 3 | Sound of jackhammers, e.g. |
48% | INTERNEE | 8 | Prisoner of war, e.g. |
48% | DOSES | 5 | Groups of pills, e.g. |
48% | TEARJERKER | 10 | "Terms of Endearment" e.g. |
48% | SCALE | 5 | Plate of salmon, e.g. |
48% | TOT | 3 | Jigger of rum, e.g. |
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