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Crossword clues for the word: BURNS

The word BURNS has appeared as an answer to at least 65 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for BURNS

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Clue(s)
"""Auld Lang Syne"" writer"
"""I'd go out with women my age, but there are no women my age"" speaker"
"""Tam O'Shanter"" poet"
"""The Sunshine Boys"" star George"
"""To a Mouse"" poet"
"Author of ""Tam o' Shanter"""
"Author of ""The Cotter's Saturday Night"""
"Bard of ""Sweet Afton."""
"Buries, like a blackjack card"
"Creates, as a CD"
"He wrote ""Halloween"""
"He wrote ""Tam o' Shanter"""
"Hurts, in a way"
"Poet who wrote ""The Holy Fair"""
"Robert Duvall's doctor role in ""MASH"""
"Scalds, e.g."
Allen's partner
Allen's straight man
Catches fire
Celebrated Scottish poet
Cooks too long
Cooks way too long
Cremates
Devilishly clever insults, in slang
Famed nonagenarian
George ___ (Nathan Birnbaum)
George —, US comedian born Nathan Birnbaum who died in 1996
George and Robert
George or Robert
George who was still cracking jokes well into his 90's
George with a cigar
God portrayer
Goes up in flames
Goes up in smoke
Gordon —, Northern Ireland-born presenter whose credits include ITV series The Krypton Factor and Surprise, Surprise
He played God
He was God
Johnson loyalist who inspires boozy night in Scotland?
Kitchen injuries
Kookie's real last name
Lloyd —, rugby union hooker; 2011 Wales Test debutant against Barbarians
Montgomery ___ (Homer Simpson's boss)
Overcooks
Overcooks on the barbecue
Plowboy poet.
Poet who first transcribed this puzzle's song from ancient Scottish ballads
Queen's cut up about poet
Really overcooks
Richard —, 2001 World Rally Drivers’ Championship winner
Robert —, 18th-century Scottish poet whose works include Tam O'Shanter