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➠Clown in Stephen King novel comprehending the origins of depravity in ourselves : Crossword Clue

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idiot
  • - Clown in Stephen King novel comprehending the origins of depravity in ourselves
  • - the —, 1868 novel by fyodor dostoevsky
  • - The fool takes it round the back of the studio!
  • - Facetious target of a series of guides
  • - One sod of course forgetting verse in Dumbo
art
  • - It "enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time": Merton
  • - A banana duct-taped to the wall to some
  • - It might be left hanging
  • - Works by Kahlo and Picasso
  • - Creative expression or application of human skill and imagination
it
  • - Stephen King novel about a clown?
  • - A thing
  • - Tag player
pennywise
  • - Evil clown who is the main character in Stephen King's novel "It" and was played by Tim Curry in the 1990 TV miniseries
  • - "It" baddie
  • - Saving, in a small way.
independence
  • - Ended nice novel comprehending writer's lack of bias
  • - Novel Enid penned about English sovereignty
  • - Ended nice novel admitting writer's impartiality
  • - in the u.s., the fourth of july is officially called --- day
  • - Highest-grossing movie of 1996
grasping
  • - Comprehending that grating goes on after base of plug
  • - Comprehending
  • - Mean to be understanding?
onto
  • - Catch ....; start comprehending
  • - follower of catch or latch
  • - Catch ... (begin understanding)
  • - Catch ...... (start to get)
  • - Word with catch or hang
gasbags
  • - Bores backing flag comprehending talks
  • - Compulsive talkers
  • - People who talk too much.
  • - Idle talkers
  • - Big talkers
lost
  • - not remotely comprehending
  • - Not knowing which way to go
  • - Not yet found
  • - In contrast to 7 down this is not to be found
  • - Not findable
sturdier
  • - More resolute learner comprehending arithmetic?
  • - More solidly built
  • - Stronger, more able to withstand damage
  • - More robust
  • - More stalwart
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