| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| wedding attendee | 5 letters | guest |
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| wedding attendee | 5 letters | niece |
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- Invited person
- Visitor supposed to speak
- Cheese cut & grated
- Hotel resident thought aloud
- Hospitality recipient
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- hotel customer
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- Poet Edgar
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- Someone who puts up with you
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- Client euphemistically
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- thought i heard a visitor
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- ...... room
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- ... star (talk show attraction)
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- Some vague statements from a visitor
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- Theory
- Notion
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- Plus-one say
- Party invitee
- visitor made an estimate, we hear
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- Counterpart of home on a scoreboard
- one who rsvped "yes"
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- visitor close to site in strong wind
- One receiving hospitality
- visitor staying at a hotel
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- Visitor suspected, reportedly
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- Eleanor Roosevelt, to Ted
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- Lisa Simpson, to Patty or
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- Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
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- Relative, once topped, that is buried
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- Henry occupies Tyneside seat
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- 22 without point is relative
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- female relation
- relative in riviera resort listened to
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- son's cousin, sometimes
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- wedding attendee
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- Sibling's child
- Certain female relative
- Family tree part
- princess charlotte, to harry
- one at a family reunion
- babysitter, maybe
- Relative regularly on site, a chef
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- Family female
- Sis's daughter
- Your brother's daughter
- female family member
- Princess Anne to Princess Margaret
- Your brother's daughter, say
- Relation of pleasant oriental content
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- Caroline, to Bobby Kennedy
- Brother or sister's daughter
- Bridget, to Jane
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- Family tree member
- Flower girl, often
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- Clan female
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- One who says "uncle"
- Austen's Jane Fairfax, for one
- Elizabeth II, to Edward VIII
- Family reunion member
- Maria, to Ted
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- Electra, to Menelaus
- Caroline, to Teddy
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- Caroline, to Edward Kennedy
- Whitney, to Dionne
- A family-tree apple
- Caroline, to Ted Kennedy
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- A relative
- Houghton, to Hepburn
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- Amy, to Billy
- She's more than nice
- Amy Carter, to Billy
- One's brother's daughter
- Princess Anne, to Margaret
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- Iphigenia, to Menelaus
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- Jenna Bush, to Jeb
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- eleanor, to teddy
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- Bro's daughter
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- A sister's daughter
- Nephew's sibling
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- english resort - exterior is relative
- relative returns from greece incognito
- relative's fine absorbing energy
- nancy, to fritzi
- Meena Harris, to Kamala Harris
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- blue ivy, to solange
- Dorothy, to Auntie Em
- resort accommodating english relative
- bernie censured, arrested a relative
- Medea, to Circe
- One who may cry uncle
- Rose Granger-Weasley, to Harry Potter
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- Sister's girl
- blue ivy carter, to solange knowles
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- Certain relative
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- Relative back in EC energised at first
- Relative in French resort taking drug
- sib's kid
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- Eleanor to Theodore Roosevelt
- Caroline, to RFK
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- Sister's daughter, maybe
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- european admitted by friendly relative
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- Sister's baby girl
- Stormi Webster to Kendall Jenner
- hailey bieber, to alec baldwin
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- Nephew's female sibling
- daughter of one's brother, e.g.
- dorothy gale, to henry and em
- Relative changes in EEC
- Your brother's daughter, to you
- Plaice finally eaten by sweet relative
- goddaughter, often
- relative getting drug in french resort
- Jo or Amy, to Aunt March
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- Beatrice, to Prince Charles
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- Emma Roberts, to Julia Roberts
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- michelle, to jesse, on "full house"
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- jane eyre, to mrs. reed
- pleasant having european relation
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- Relative at Med resort around the east
- A pope's daughter called him uncle
- Ever, to Keith Carradine
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- Female relative heard in French resort
- Fine point is taken as relative
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