Taylor's "A ___ at Oxford" Crossword Clue, 4 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%YANK4Taylor's "A ___ at Oxford"
64%THEMAN6Taylor Swift song that takes a swipe at sexism
64%LAUREL6A Chump at Oxford co-star, 1940
59%PACE4At a snail's ___
59%JELLICLES9T S Eliot's cats that meet up at a ball
58%PRO3"He's a ___ at this game" (expert)
58%SLOW4At a snail's pace
58%AFT3At a ship's back
57%PACE4At a snail's ___ (very slowly)
56%RAP3Sound at a séance
55%WHENEVER8At a time of one's choosing
55%MALIA5Obama who's a student at Harvard
55%ADVANCED8At a high level; not beginner's
55%ONTOP5At a mountain's summit: 2 wds.
55%SCAMARTIST10Person who’s a pro at cons
55%FOG3A cloud at the Earth's surface
55%WATERSIDE9At lake's edge, as a cabin
55%BABYSHARK9Toddler who’s a whiz at pool?
55%AHS3Sounds at a masseur's
55%RESHOE6Fix at a farrier's
55%XRAYS5Pictures at a dentist's
55%LOIN4Order at a butcher's
55%EATOVER7Dine at a friend's
54%RED3Color that's a Taylor Swift album title
54%POOH4A.A. Milne's "The House at ___ Corner"
54%SUNK4At the ocean's bottom, as a ship
54%VIEWPOINT9A person's way of looking at something
54%AGE3At least 35, for a U.S. president
54%STAKE5"There's a lot at ___" ("This is risky")
54%BESTMAN7A groom's chief usher at his wedding

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