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➠ WELSH - 5 Letters : Crossword Clue

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welsh
  • - irvine —, author of the novels glue and trainspotting
  • - like anthony hopkins or catherine zeta-jones
  • - like tom jones or shirley bassey
  • - Like Cardiff citizens
  • - Pertaining to somewhere like Swansea, perhaps
  • - language in which "w" and "y" are considered vowels
  • - like roald dahl and shirley bassey, by birth
  • - Like the band Manic Street Preachers
  • - Nationality of golfer Ian Woosnam and Catherine Zeta-Jones
  • - Like Tom Jones
  • - Like rarebit
  • - Language in which 'dd' and 'ff' are treated as single letters of the alphabet
  • - Like someone from Cardiff
  • - Like the Tudors, originally
  • - Like Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones
  • - Like the Llwynywermod royal estate
  • - Like an eisteddfod festival
  • - Like Roald Dahl, by birth
  • - Like Dylan Thomas
  • - Like the name Evan
  • - Like Tom Jones or Catherine Zeta-Jones
  • - Like Dylan Thomas, by birth
  • - Like Richard Burton, by birth
  • - Like the word "cwm"
  • - Like names starting "Ff-"
  • - Like Tom Jones, by birth
  • - Language that gave us "flummery" and "crag"
  • - Like the name "Bryn Mawr"
  • - Like Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey
  • - Like Richard Burton and Dylan Thomas
  • - Like Catherine Zeta-Jones or Tom Jones
  • - Like "The Book of Taliesin"
  • - Like Catherine Zeta-Jones
  • - Like Dylan Thomas and Tom Jones
  • - Like Anthony Hopkins
  • - Like Richard Burton
  • - Like 41 Down
  • - Like Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins
  • - Like Anthony Hopkins and Tom Jones
  • - Pertaining to Wales or its people
  • - Language of an alliterative wizard?
  • - Irvine ...., Trainspotting author
  • - .... corgi
  • - .... terrier; wiry-coated dog
  • - act of self-abuse while listening to male voice choir, where some bowels harmed
  • - Nationality of a person from Wales
  • - Irvine ..., author of Trainspotting
  • - ... Corgi (short-legged dog)
  • - Celtic language that uses "w" as a vowel
  • - Language in which "please" is "os gwelwch yn dda"
  • - From Aberystwyth, say
  • - Some Brits oddly skipped this clue — two upset
  • - christian bale, by birth
  • - who wrote trainspotting?
  • - Celtic language upset host by bash's conclusion
  • - British dog breed ... terrier\r\n
  • - Language heard in Cardiff
  • - Fail to pay gambling debts? The language!
  • - Cheat people
  • - From Wales
  • - Cardiff's people
  • - Tom Jones' nationality
  • - People of Pontypridd
  • - People of Cardiff
  • - Language that gives us "cromlech"
  • - Language in which "mountain" is "fynydd"
  • - Language for Llanfairpwllgwyngyll
  • - From Cardiff, e.g.
  • - From Aberystwyth, perhaps
  • - Curler Jimmy
  • - Coming from Swansea?
  • - Breed of pig
  • - Anthony Hopkins, by birth
  • - Kind of rabbit
  • - Language that gave us "corgi"
  • - Language in Cardiff
  • - Clone from well-chosen type from a neighbouring island
  • - Cymraeg, in English
  • - From Gwynedd, say
  • - From Swansea, say
  • - Cardiff residents
  • - ...... corgi (dog breed)
  • - Origin of the word 'flannel'
  • - Language that gave us "Avon"
  • - Englishwoman dismisses moaning from family living in Cardiff
  • - From Clwyd or Gwynedd counties
  • - The neighbour's research fellow is missing from coral reef
  • - From Cardiff, say
  • - Cardiff-born
  • - Cardiff natives
  • - European research fellow dismisses coral reef
  • - Language of Cardiff
  • - From Cardiff
  • - British language
  • - Cardiff crowd
  • - Pontypool people
  • - Don't pay a lost wager
  • - Swansea-born
  • - Tabor leaves bowler hats to the English neighbours
  • - Language for talking to the corgis
  • - Born in Cardiff, e.g
  • - Steal the show dropping hot seat overseas, in a manner of speaking
  • - Pontypridd populace
  • - It's known to locals as Cymraeg
  • - Llanfairpwll citizens
  • - Cymric
  • - Language that "flummery" comes from
  • - From Aberystwyth's land
  • - Cardiff language
  • - Language in which "good day" is "dydd da"
  • - Duck a debt
  • - W can be a vowel in it
  • - Cambrian
  • - Rarebit description
  • - Carmarthen citizens, e.g.
  • - From Swansea
  • - Language that gave us the word "cwm"
  • - Born in Cardiff
  • - Swansea residents
  • - (& 35-Across) Spot in Great Britain
  • - Corgi modifier
  • - Cardiff citizens
  • - Cymru's language
  • - Rhondda residents
  • - ...... rarebit
  • - Natives of Cardiff
  • - Renege on a wager
  • - Kind of terrier or rabbit
  • - Cheat the bookie
  • - Be a deadbeat
  • - Cambrians
  • - Renege, in a way
  • - Rarebit or terrier
  • - Tom Jones, for one
  • - Cardiff people.
  • - Renege
  • - Celtic tongue
  • - Rabbit ......
  • - Celtic language
  • - the —, 1731 stage play by henry fielding
  • - Relating to Wales or its people
  • - Language spoken in Wales
  • - .... corgi; herding dog
  • - ...... rarebit, cheese on toast
  • - Eisteddfod language
  • - Born in Cardiff, for example
  • - ...... corgi (short-legged herding dog)
  • - of wales
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