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Bible bk. after Ezra, 3 letters
Bible book before Esth., 3 letters
Biblical book (abbr.), 3 letters
Biblical book, briefly, 3 letters
Book after Ezra: Abbr., 3 letters
Book before Esth. in the Bible, 3 letters
Book before Esther, briefly, 3 letters
Book before Esther: Abbr., 3 letters
Book between Ezr. and Esth., 3 letters
Book between Ezra and Esther: Abbr., 3 letters
Book of the Bible: Abbr., 3 letters
Ezra follower (abbr.), 3 letters
O.T. book after Ezra, 3 letters
Old Testament book: Abbr., 3 letters
Bible bk. after Ezra, 3 letters
Bible book before Esth., 3 letters
Biblical book (abbr.), 3 letters
Biblical book, briefly, 3 letters
Book after Ezra: Abbr., 3 letters
Book before Esth. in the Bible, 3 letters
Book before Esther, briefly, 3 letters
Book before Esther: Abbr., 3 letters
Book between Ezr. and Esth., 3 letters
Book between Ezra and Esther: Abbr., 3 letters
Book of the Bible: Abbr., 3 letters
Ezra follower (abbr.), 3 letters
O.T. book after Ezra, 3 letters
Old Testament book: Abbr., 3 letters
Book that tells of the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls, 8 letters
Hebrew leader who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem, 8 letters
Old Testament book before Esther, 8 letters
Book that tells of the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls, 8 letters
Hebrew leader who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem, 8 letters
Old Testament book before Esther, 8 letters
___ Corp., former name for Royal Crown Cola, 4 letters
M*A*S*H beverage brand, 4 letters
71 Radar's usual drink, 4 letters
Alternative to Moxie, 4 letters
Beverage brand once sold in all popular flavors, 4 letters
Beverage company formerly known as Chero-Cola, 4 letters
Beverage of classic TV, 4 letters
Beverage once sold in all popular flavors, 4 letters
Beverage that once offered a Luau flavor, 4 letters
Beverage whose logo was once the bottom half of a woman's legs, 4 letters
Black cherry soda maker, 4 letters
Blue Cream Soda maker, 4 letters
Brand once advertised as Tops in taste, 4 letters
Bubbly beverage brand, 4 letters
Cadbury Schweppes brand, 4 letters
Chero-Cola Company's successor, 4 letters
Chero-Cola, after a name change, 4 letters
Classic beverage brand, 4 letters
Classic brand of grape soda, 4 letters
Classic fruit-flavored drink, 4 letters
Classic soft drink brand, 4 letters
Classic soft drink with orange, grape and peach flavors, 4 letters
Collectible soda pop, 4 letters
Company that became Royal Crown, 4 letters
Dr Pepper Snapple Group brand, 4 letters
Drink named for a certain small stature, 4 letters
Drink served at Rosie's Bar, 4 letters
Drink that comes in grape and orange, 4 letters
Drink that sounds like a stocking, 4 letters
Erstwhile soft drink, 4 letters
Former soda brand currently marketed as RCQ, 4 letters
Fruit-flavored soda, 4 letters
Fruity drink of the '50s, 4 letters
Fruity soft drink brand, 4 letters
Grape ___ (Radar's favourite drink), 4 letters
Grape ___: Radar's drink of choice, 4 letters
It was once advertised as Your favorite drink in your favorite flavor, 4 letters
It's available in grape, 4 letters
Longtime grape soda brand, 4 letters
Multiflavor soda brand, 4 letters
Nostalgic Royal Crown name, 4 letters
Nostalgic soft drink, 4 letters
Nostalgic soft drink name, 4 letters
Nostalgic soft-drink brand, 4 letters
Old grape soda brand, 4 letters
Old soft drink brand, 4 letters
Orange, peach or strawberry product, 4 letters
Pop that's over 80 years old, 4 letters
Pop your pop might have liked, 4 letters
Prop for Gary Burghoff, 4 letters
Radar input on M*A*S*H?, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's beverage, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's drink, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's drink of choice, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's favorite drink, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's favorite pop, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's grape drink, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's soda of choice, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's soft drink, 4 letters
Radar's drink brand, 4 letters
Radar's drink of choice, 4 letters
Radar's favorite beverage, 4 letters
Radar's favorite drink, 4 letters
Radar's favorite drink on M*A*S*H, 4 letters
Radar's favorite pop, 4 letters
Radar's favorite soda brand, 4 letters
Radar's quaff on M*A*S*H, 4 letters
Radar's quaff, on M.A.S.H., 4 letters
Radar's refreshment, 4 letters
Radar's soft drink brand, 4 letters
RC Cola alternative, 4 letters
Royal Crown Cola brand, 4 letters
Royal Crown product, 4 letters
Snapple sister brand, 4 letters
Soda brand introduced in 1924, 4 letters
Soda brand seen on M*A*S*H reruns, 4 letters
Soda brand since 1924, 4 letters
Soda pop choice for Radar, 4 letters
Soda reportedly named for a bottle size, 4 letters
Soda seen on M*A*S*H, 4 letters
Soda since the 1920s, 4 letters
Soda that sounds like a stocking, 4 letters
Soda that's a homophone of a sock, 4 letters
Soda with a Blue Cream flavor, 4 letters
Soda with fruity flavors, 4 letters
Soda with grape and orange flavors, 4 letters
Soft drink palatable to a grasshopper?, 4 letters
Soft drink since 1924, 4 letters
Sponsor of the contest wherein the Old Man wins the leg lamp in A Christmas Story, 4 letters
Strawberry soda brand, 4 letters
The soda, not the sock, 4 letters
Venerable soda brand, 4 letters
Venerable soft-drink brand, 4 letters
Vintage soda pop brand, 4 letters
What Chero-Cola Company became in 1928, 4 letters
Word on a soda bottle, 4 letters
___ Corp., former name for Royal Crown Cola, 4 letters
M*A*S*H beverage brand, 4 letters
71 Radar's usual drink, 4 letters
Alternative to Moxie, 4 letters
Beverage brand once sold in all popular flavors, 4 letters
Beverage company formerly known as Chero-Cola, 4 letters
Beverage of classic TV, 4 letters
Beverage once sold in all popular flavors, 4 letters
Beverage that once offered a Luau flavor, 4 letters
Beverage whose logo was once the bottom half of a woman's legs, 4 letters
Black cherry soda maker, 4 letters
Blue Cream Soda maker, 4 letters
Brand once advertised as Tops in taste, 4 letters
Bubbly beverage brand, 4 letters
Cadbury Schweppes brand, 4 letters
Chero-Cola Company's successor, 4 letters
Chero-Cola, after a name change, 4 letters
Classic beverage brand, 4 letters
Classic brand of grape soda, 4 letters
Classic fruit-flavored drink, 4 letters
Classic soft drink brand, 4 letters
Classic soft drink with orange, grape and peach flavors, 4 letters
Collectible soda pop, 4 letters
Company that became Royal Crown, 4 letters
Dr Pepper Snapple Group brand, 4 letters
Drink named for a certain small stature, 4 letters
Drink served at Rosie's Bar, 4 letters
Drink that comes in grape and orange, 4 letters
Drink that sounds like a stocking, 4 letters
Erstwhile soft drink, 4 letters
Former soda brand currently marketed as RCQ, 4 letters
Fruit-flavored soda, 4 letters
Fruity drink of the '50s, 4 letters
Fruity soft drink brand, 4 letters
Grape ___ (Radar's favourite drink), 4 letters
Grape ___: Radar's drink of choice, 4 letters
It was once advertised as Your favorite drink in your favorite flavor, 4 letters
It's available in grape, 4 letters
Longtime grape soda brand, 4 letters
Multiflavor soda brand, 4 letters
Nostalgic Royal Crown name, 4 letters
Nostalgic soft drink, 4 letters
Nostalgic soft drink name, 4 letters
Nostalgic soft-drink brand, 4 letters
Old grape soda brand, 4 letters
Old soft drink brand, 4 letters
Orange, peach or strawberry product, 4 letters
Pop that's over 80 years old, 4 letters
Pop your pop might have liked, 4 letters
Prop for Gary Burghoff, 4 letters
Radar input on M*A*S*H?, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's beverage, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's drink, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's drink of choice, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's favorite drink, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's favorite pop, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's grape drink, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's soda of choice, 4 letters
Radar O'Reilly's soft drink, 4 letters
Radar's drink brand, 4 letters
Radar's drink of choice, 4 letters
Radar's favorite beverage, 4 letters
Radar's favorite drink, 4 letters
Radar's favorite drink on M*A*S*H, 4 letters
Radar's favorite pop, 4 letters
Radar's favorite soda brand, 4 letters
Radar's quaff on M*A*S*H, 4 letters
Radar's quaff, on M.A.S.H., 4 letters
Radar's refreshment, 4 letters
Radar's soft drink brand, 4 letters
RC Cola alternative, 4 letters
Royal Crown Cola brand, 4 letters
Royal Crown product, 4 letters
Snapple sister brand, 4 letters
Soda brand introduced in 1924, 4 letters
Soda brand seen on M*A*S*H reruns, 4 letters
Soda brand since 1924, 4 letters
Soda pop choice for Radar, 4 letters
Soda reportedly named for a bottle size, 4 letters
Soda seen on M*A*S*H, 4 letters
Soda since the 1920s, 4 letters
Soda that sounds like a stocking, 4 letters
Soda that's a homophone of a sock, 4 letters
Soda with a Blue Cream flavor, 4 letters
Soda with fruity flavors, 4 letters
Soda with grape and orange flavors, 4 letters
Soft drink palatable to a grasshopper?, 4 letters
Soft drink since 1924, 4 letters
Sponsor of the contest wherein the Old Man wins the leg lamp in A Christmas Story, 4 letters
Strawberry soda brand, 4 letters
The soda, not the sock, 4 letters
Venerable soda brand, 4 letters
Venerable soft-drink brand, 4 letters
Vintage soda pop brand, 4 letters
What Chero-Cola Company became in 1928, 4 letters
Word on a soda bottle, 4 letters
M.A.S.H soft drinks, 5 letters
Cadbury Schweppes sodas, 5 letters
Certain grape sodas, 5 letters
Classic grape sodas, 5 letters
Classic soft drinks, 5 letters
Dr Pepper alternatives, 5 letters
Fruit-flavored sodas, 5 letters
Fruity sodas of yore, 5 letters
Grape ___ (Radar's favorite drinks), 5 letters
Nostalgic soft drinks, 5 letters
Quaffs for Radar on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly orders, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly's drinks, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly's grape sodas, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly's quaffs, 5 letters
Radar's favorite sodas, 5 letters
Radar's favourite drinks, 5 letters
Sodas chugged on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Sodas for Radar O'Reilly, 5 letters
Sodas quaffed on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Sodas seen on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
M.A.S.H soft drinks, 5 letters
Cadbury Schweppes sodas, 5 letters
Certain grape sodas, 5 letters
Classic grape sodas, 5 letters
Classic soft drinks, 5 letters
Dr Pepper alternatives, 5 letters
Fruit-flavored sodas, 5 letters
Fruity sodas of yore, 5 letters
Grape ___ (Radar's favorite drinks), 5 letters
Nostalgic soft drinks, 5 letters
Quaffs for Radar on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly orders, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly's drinks, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly's grape sodas, 5 letters
Radar O'Reilly's quaffs, 5 letters
Radar's favorite sodas, 5 letters
Radar's favourite drinks, 5 letters
Sodas chugged on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Sodas for Radar O'Reilly, 5 letters
Sodas quaffed on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Sodas seen on M*A*S*H, 5 letters
Drink that had a Wild Red variety, 8 letters
Drink that had a Wild Red variety, 8 letters
*Don ___ (Bowling Green coach of the 1970s), 6 letters
*Don ___ (Bowling Green coach of the 1970s), 6 letters
___ jacket ('60s fashion), 5 letters
___ Jacket (Beatles' attire), 5 letters
___ jacket (coat named for an Indian statesman), 5 letters
___ jacket, 1960s fashion, 5 letters
___ jacket: '60s fad, 5 letters
___ Report, influential Indian document of 1928, 5 letters
'60s jacket style named for a Hindu leader, 5 letters
'The Discovery of India' author, 5 letters
'The Unity of India' writer, 5 letters
'Toward Freedom' autobiographer, 5 letters
The Unity of India author, 5 letters
1940's-60's world leader, 5 letters
1940s-'60s Indian P.M., 5 letters
1960's jacket style, 5 letters
1960s fad, ___ jackets, 5 letters
1960s jacket eponym, 5 letters
Associate of Gandhi, 5 letters
Beatles' jacket choice, 5 letters
Big name in Indian politics, 5 letters
Biography subtitled A Tryst With Destiny, 5 letters
Biography subtitled The Invention of India, 5 letters
Co-founder of the Nonaligned Movement, 5 letters
Collarless jacket of the '60s, 5 letters
Decliner of a Security Council permanent seat, 5 letters
Early Indian leader, 5 letters
Express no regret for type of jacket (5), 5 letters
Father of Indira Gandhi, 5 letters
First P.M. of modern India, 5 letters
First prime minister of India, 5 letters
First prime minister of India or jacket style, 5 letters
Former Indian leader, 5 letters
Former Indian prime minister, 5 letters
Former Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal, 5 letters
Former prime minister of India, 5 letters
Free India's first P.M., 5 letters
Gandhi contemporary, 5 letters
Greek character hugs her traveling Indian statesmen (5), 5 letters
He said The only alternative to coexistence is co-destruction, 5 letters
He spent most of World War II in jail, 5 letters
He was admitted to the English bar in 1912, 5 letters
He wrote that lasting peace can only come to peaceful people, 5 letters
India's first prime minister, 5 letters
India's longest-serving P.M., 5 letters
India's longest-serving prime minister, 5 letters
India's P.M., 1947-64, 5 letters
India's Prime Minister (1947-64), 5 letters
India's prime minister before Shastri, 5 letters
Indian independence leader, 5 letters
Indian leader whose 1947 inauguration speech was titled A Tryst with Destiny, 5 letters
Indian prime minister Jawaharlal, 5 letters
Indian prime minister, once, 5 letters
Indian Prime Minister: 1947- 64, 5 letters
Indian prime minister: 1947-64, 5 letters
Indian statesman Motilal ___, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's birth name, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's dad, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's family name, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's father, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's maiden name, 5 letters
Indira's jacket-inspiring father, 5 letters
Jacket named for an Indian, 5 letters
Jacket style of the '60s, 5 letters
Jacket style popular with '60s rockers, 5 letters
Jacket type worn by several Bond villains, 5 letters
Jacket with a mandarin collar, 5 letters
Jacket worn by Dr. Evil, 5 letters
Jawaharlal ___ of India, 5 letters
Jawaharlal's jacket, 5 letters
Kind of jacket named for a Hindu leader, 5 letters
Kind of jacket named for an Indian leader, 5 letters
Kind of jacket worn by the Beatles and Sammy Davis, Jr., 5 letters
Leader after Indian independence, 5 letters
Leader nicknamed Pandit, 5 letters
Leader who lent his name to a jacket, 5 letters
Leader who wrote The Discovery of India, 5 letters
Leader with a famous jacket, 5 letters
Leader with a jacket named for him, 5 letters
Like Dr. Evil's jacket, 5 letters
Longest-serving Prime Minister of India, 5 letters
Longtime Indian prime minister, 5 letters
Memorable Congress Party leader, 5 letters
Memorable name in India, 5 letters
Mme. Gandhi's father, 5 letters
Monkees' jacket type, 5 letters
Motilal or Jawaharlal, 5 letters
Non-Aligned Movement cofounder, 5 letters
Noted first prime minister, 5 letters
Outmoded jacket type, 5 letters
P.M. who was father of another P.M., 5 letters
P.M. whose jacket caught on, 5 letters
Prime minister called Pandit, 5 letters
Prime minister from 1947 to 1964, 5 letters
Prime Minister from 1947-64, 5 letters
Rajiv Gandhi's grandfather, 5 letters
Statesman known popularly as Panditji, or Scholar, 5 letters
Statesman Motilal ___ of India, 5 letters
Stylish jacket of the '60s, 5 letters
Type of jacket popular in the '60s, 5 letters
Type of jacket the Beatles helped make fashionable, 5 letters
Type of jacket worn by Dr. Evil, 5 letters
World leader who said Every little thing counts in a crisis, 5 letters
___ jacket ('60s fashion), 5 letters
___ Jacket (Beatles' attire), 5 letters
___ jacket (coat named for an Indian statesman), 5 letters
___ jacket, 1960s fashion, 5 letters
___ jacket: '60s fad, 5 letters
___ Report, influential Indian document of 1928, 5 letters
'60s jacket style named for a Hindu leader, 5 letters
'The Discovery of India' author, 5 letters
'The Unity of India' writer, 5 letters
'Toward Freedom' autobiographer, 5 letters
The Unity of India author, 5 letters
1940's-60's world leader, 5 letters
1940s-'60s Indian P.M., 5 letters
1960's jacket style, 5 letters
1960s fad, ___ jackets, 5 letters
1960s jacket eponym, 5 letters
Associate of Gandhi, 5 letters
Beatles' jacket choice, 5 letters
Big name in Indian politics, 5 letters
Biography subtitled A Tryst With Destiny, 5 letters
Biography subtitled The Invention of India, 5 letters
Co-founder of the Nonaligned Movement, 5 letters
Collarless jacket of the '60s, 5 letters
Decliner of a Security Council permanent seat, 5 letters
Early Indian leader, 5 letters
Express no regret for type of jacket (5), 5 letters
Father of Indira Gandhi, 5 letters
First P.M. of modern India, 5 letters
First prime minister of India, 5 letters
First prime minister of India or jacket style, 5 letters
Former Indian leader, 5 letters
Former Indian prime minister, 5 letters
Former Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal, 5 letters
Former prime minister of India, 5 letters
Free India's first P.M., 5 letters
Gandhi contemporary, 5 letters
Greek character hugs her traveling Indian statesmen (5), 5 letters
He said The only alternative to coexistence is co-destruction, 5 letters
He spent most of World War II in jail, 5 letters
He was admitted to the English bar in 1912, 5 letters
He wrote that lasting peace can only come to peaceful people, 5 letters
India's first prime minister, 5 letters
India's longest-serving P.M., 5 letters
India's longest-serving prime minister, 5 letters
India's P.M., 1947-64, 5 letters
India's Prime Minister (1947-64), 5 letters
India's prime minister before Shastri, 5 letters
Indian independence leader, 5 letters
Indian leader whose 1947 inauguration speech was titled A Tryst with Destiny, 5 letters
Indian prime minister Jawaharlal, 5 letters
Indian prime minister, once, 5 letters
Indian Prime Minister: 1947- 64, 5 letters
Indian prime minister: 1947-64, 5 letters
Indian statesman Motilal ___, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's birth name, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's dad, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's family name, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's father, 5 letters
Indira Gandhi's maiden name, 5 letters
Indira's jacket-inspiring father, 5 letters
Jacket named for an Indian, 5 letters
Jacket style of the '60s, 5 letters
Jacket style popular with '60s rockers, 5 letters
Jacket type worn by several Bond villains, 5 letters
Jacket with a mandarin collar, 5 letters
Jacket worn by Dr. Evil, 5 letters
Jawaharlal ___ of India, 5 letters
Jawaharlal's jacket, 5 letters
Kind of jacket named for a Hindu leader, 5 letters
Kind of jacket named for an Indian leader, 5 letters
Kind of jacket worn by the Beatles and Sammy Davis, Jr., 5 letters
Leader after Indian independence, 5 letters
Leader nicknamed Pandit, 5 letters
Leader who lent his name to a jacket, 5 letters
Leader who wrote The Discovery of India, 5 letters
Leader with a famous jacket, 5 letters
Leader with a jacket named for him, 5 letters
Like Dr. Evil's jacket, 5 letters
Longest-serving Prime Minister of India, 5 letters
Longtime Indian prime minister, 5 letters
Memorable Congress Party leader, 5 letters
Memorable name in India, 5 letters
Mme. Gandhi's father, 5 letters
Monkees' jacket type, 5 letters
Motilal or Jawaharlal, 5 letters
Non-Aligned Movement cofounder, 5 letters
Noted first prime minister, 5 letters
Outmoded jacket type, 5 letters
P.M. who was father of another P.M., 5 letters
P.M. whose jacket caught on, 5 letters
Prime minister called Pandit, 5 letters
Prime minister from 1947 to 1964, 5 letters
Prime Minister from 1947-64, 5 letters
Rajiv Gandhi's grandfather, 5 letters
Statesman known popularly as Panditji, or Scholar, 5 letters
Statesman Motilal ___ of India, 5 letters
Stylish jacket of the '60s, 5 letters
Type of jacket popular in the '60s, 5 letters
Type of jacket the Beatles helped make fashionable, 5 letters
Type of jacket worn by Dr. Evil, 5 letters
World leader who said Every little thing counts in a crisis, 5 letters
Indian statesman and leader with Gandhi in the struggle for home rule, 5 letters
Was the first Prime Minister of the Republic of India from 1947 to 1964 (1889-1964), 5 letters
The Indian politician won by a ___, 11 letters
The Indian politician won by a ___, 11 letters
Jawaharlal and Motilal, 6 letters
Political family of India, 6 letters
Jawaharlal and Motilal, 6 letters
Political family of India, 6 letters
His birthday is celebrated as Children's Day in India, 4 letters
His birthday is celebrated as Children's Day in India, 4 letters