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Crossword clues for the word: ORR

The word ORR has appeared as an answer to at least 573 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for ORR

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“Catch-22” pilot
[[IMAGE]](Bruins legend Bobby)
'60s-'70s Bruin Bobby
'60s-'70s teammate of Esposito
'60s-70s Boston Garden hero
'67 NHL Rookie of the Year
'Catch-22' character who deliberately crashes planes
"""Bobby Hockey"" surname"
"""Catch-22"" bomber pilot"
"""Catch-22"" character described as ""a warm-hearted, simple-minded gnome"""
"""Catch-22"" character who ""hasn't got brains enough to be unhappy"""
"""Catch-22"" character who got concussed by a prostitute"
"""Catch-22"" character who is concussed by a prostitute"
"""Catch-22"" character who shoves crabapples in his mouth"
"""Catch-22"" pal of Yossarian"
"""Fire Lover"" arsonist"
"""Number Four, Bobby ___!"" (children's book)"
"""Number Four, Bobby ___!"" (kids' book)"
"""Stay the Night"" Benjamin"
"""Stay the Night"" singer Benjamin"
"""The Lace"" Benjamin"
"""The New Republic"" executive editor Christopher"
"""The Wisdom of Eve"" author"
"#4, once, in Boston"
"Athlete who wrote ""My Game"""
"Benjamin who sang ""Just What I Needed"""
"Bobby ___, the only N.H.L.'er to win the Hart, Norris, Ross and Smythe trophies in the same year"
"Bobby Hockey"
"Bobby, Bruins' #4"
"Bobby, of rink fame"
"Bobby, the hockey legend"
"Bobby, the legendary Bruin"
"Boyd-___, Peace Prize winner: 1949"
"Bruins' retired ""4"""
"Cars ""Bye Bye Love"" singer Benjamin"
"Cars ""Drive"" singer Benjamin"
"Cars ""Let's Go"" singer Benjamin"
"Cars" member
"Catch-22" bomber pilot played by Graham Patrick Martin
"Catch-22" pilot
"Catch-22" pilot who repeatedly crashes
"Hall-of-Famer nicknamed ""Bobby Hockey"""
"His 1966 rookie card says ""Defence Boston Bruins"" on the front"
"His 1974 autobiography is subtitled ""My Game"""
"Hockey great Bobby, born March 20"
"Ice ace, once"
"James ___, the Bard of Ballycarry"
"John Boyd ___, 1949 Peace Nobelist"
"John Boyd ___, Nobel peace prize winner."
"Johnny coached Mass, Michigan & Iowa State 1963-94"