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raf
  • - WW2 flyers
  • - British fliers of WW2
  • - Airforce of Great Britain
  • - WW2 airforce
  • - richard burton and bruce forsyth served in which military outfit?
  • - Pilot officers' U.K. group
  • - u.k. bombers
  • - Luftwaffe battlers in WWII
  • - Many of "The Few" flew with this service [abbr.]
  • - U.K. military arm: Abbr.
  • - British pilots' gp.
  • - English fliers [abbr.]
  • - un peacekeeping participant
  • - UK fliers initially react against foes
  • - U.K. military branch with jets
  • - British fliers' gp.
  • - Brit. bombers
  • - British bombers of WWII
  • - British mil. branch
  • - Actor Vallone
  • - U.K. defense arm
  • - WWII flying heroes
  • - UK flyboys
  • - U.K. flying corps
  • - U.K. airmen
  • - British mil. unit
  • - Brit. flyers
  • - W.W. II heroes: Abbr.
  • - U.K. defense gp.
  • - The "so few" Churchill referred to
  • - The "few" in a Churchill speech
  • - Luftwaffe foe: Abbr.
  • - Luftwaffe foe, for short
  • - Its motto is "Per Ardua ad Astra"
  • - Brits' air arm
  • - British mil. group
  • - Brit. mil. org.
  • - WWII UK flying group
  • - WWII Luftwaffe foe
  • - WWII fighter pilots' gp.
  • - WWII British flyers
  • - UK flying corps
  • - UK defense arm
  • - U.K. defense org.
  • - Spitfire org.
  • - Spitfire fliers, for short
  • - Prince Charles served in it (Abbr.)
  • - Part of Great Britain's defense
  • - Military service HQ'd at Whitehall
  • - London's defenders
  • - Flying Brits
  • - Churchill's pride of WWII
  • - Churchill's military "few"
  • - Churchill's "few"
  • - British fliers of WWII
  • - British fliers
  • - British bomber grp.
  • - Brit's air force
  • - Brit. WWII fliers
  • - Brit. air arm
  • - Br. fliers
  • - Br. air aces
  • - Berlin Airlift grp.
  • - Battle of Britain participant
  • - Battle of Britain heroes
  • - Battle of Britain fighter (Abbr.)
  • - Battle of Br. aces
  • - "A Yank in the ......" (1941)
  • - "A Yank in the ......" (1941 war film)
  • - WWII U.K. defenders
  • - WWII pilots
  • - WWII inits.
  • - WWII heroes: Abbr.
  • - WWII flyers
  • - WWII Brit. fliers
  • - WW II fliers
  • - Wing commander's org.
  • - W.W.II grp.
  • - W.W. II heroes
  • - W.W. II fighters
  • - W.W. II bombers
  • - W.W. II "Dambusters," for short
  • - UK military pilots
  • - UK military branch
  • - UK defense group
  • - UK defense gp.
  • - UK air force
  • - U.K.'s air arm
  • - U.K. mil. org.
  • - U.K. mil. group
  • - U.K. fighter pilots' gp.
  • - U.K. defenders
  • - U.K. air branch
  • - Their motto is "Through Adversity to the Stars": Abbr.
  • - The wings of Britain.
  • - The Queen's pilots
  • - The pilots of Penzance: Abbr.
  • - The "so few" of 1940: Abbr.
  • - Tedder's W.W. II org.
  • - Spitfire-flying grp.
  • - Spitfire flyers, abbr.
  • - Some WWII fliers
  • - Some of the queen's men
  • - Richard Burton served in it: abbr.
  • - Rafael, to friends
  • - Queen's pilots
  • - Pilot officer's org.
  • - Part of Field Marshal Alexander's cohorts.
  • - Part of Britain's mil.
  • - Org. with the motto "Per Ardua ad Astra"
  • - Org. with squadrons of Spitfires
  • - Org. with group captains and pilot officers
  • - Org. with a targetlike mark on its flag
  • - Org. with a college in Cranwell, England
  • - Org. whose emblem features an eagle and a crown
  • - Org. that flew Lancasters
  • - Org. that battled the Luftwaffe
  • - Org. involved in the gulf war
  • - Org. concerned with national defence
  • - Oldest military fliers
  • - Ministry of Defence div.
  • - Ministry of Defence arm
  • - Mil. in Afghanistan
  • - Mil. branch whose slogan was "Per Ardua ad Astra"
  • - Luftwaffe's foe
  • - Luftwaffe opposer
  • - Luftwaffe foes briefly
  • - Luftwaffe battler
  • - Luftwaffe 95A
  • - Large group of NATO fighters
  • - Its Museum has a Battle of Britain Hall
  • - HRM's fliers
  • - Heroic W.W. II grp.
  • - Heroes of Battle of Britain
  • - Her Majesty's fliers
  • - Gulf War contingent
  • - Gp. commanded by Churchill
  • - Goering's nightmare
  • - George V approved its flag
  • - Foe of the Luftwaffe: Abbr.
  • - Flying WWII notables
  • - Flying grp. since 1918
  • - Flying fleet of the U.K.
  • - Flight lieutenant's org.
  • - Fliers with the Ministry of Defence: Abbr.
  • - Fliers praised by Churchill
  • - Fliers of 1941
  • - Field Marshal Alexander's men.
  • - Few who did much for many
  • - Famous fliers.
  • - Famed fliers
  • - Eur. flyboys
  • - English flyers
  • - Eng1ish aviators
  • - Eng. fliers
  • - Eng. defender
  • - Dresden bombing force: Abbr.
  • - Defence gp.
  • - Dam-busting grp. of 1943
  • - Churchill's flyers
  • - Churchill's "so few," for short
  • - British WWII heroes
  • - British W.W. II heroes
  • - British W. W. II group
  • - British pilots' grp.
  • - British pilots: abbr.
  • - British military force
  • - British mil. service
  • - British mil. flyers
  • - British mil. fliers
  • - British mil. arm
  • - British heroes of W.W. II
  • - British flying squad: Abbr.
  • - British eagles: Abbr.
  • - British defense arm
  • - Britain's fliers of WWII
  • - Britain's air power.
  • - Brit. W.W. II heroes
  • - Brit. protectors in W.W. II
  • - Brit. mil. heroes
  • - Brit. heroes of W. W. II
  • - Brit. flying force
  • - Brit. flyboys
  • - Brit. fighting branch
  • - Brit. defenders
  • - Brit. bombers of WWII
  • - Brit. armed service
  • - Brit. answer to the Luftwaffe
  • - Brit. air aim
  • - Brit. air aces
  • - Brit. aces of the 1940's
  • - Brit. aces
  • - Berlin bombers of W.W. II
  • - Battle of Britain victor, for short
  • - Battle of Britain group, briefly
  • - Battle of Britain flying gp.
  • - Battle of Britain defense gp.
  • - Battle of Brit. heroes
  • - Battle of Br. winner
  • - Allied WWII fliers, for short
  • - 1941 film "A Yank in the ......"
  • - "The Few" of the U.K.
  • - "So few" of fame
  • - "So few," to W.S.C.
  • - "Per ardua ad astra" org.
  • - "El Cid" actor Vallone
  • - "A Yank in the ......" (1941 movie)
  • - "A Yank in the ......" (1941 film)
  • - W.W. II fliers
  • - W.W. II fliers: Abbr.
  • - W. W. II group.
  • - WWII fleet
  • - Battle of Britain gp
  • - Brit. mil. fliers
  • - U.K. military fliers
  • - U.K. fliers
  • - British military org
  • - Battle of Britain grp
  • - Brit. fliers
  • - Churchill's "so few": Abbr
  • - Brit. pilots' squad
  • - Org. for W.W. II Hurricane pilots
  • - Brit. flying group
  • - Br. Mil. org
  • - Military org. that Prince William served in
  • - U.K. flyers
  • - Flighty types consumed by Niagara Falls
  • - Luftwaffe foes of WWII
  • - 'Battle of Britain' victors
  • - U.K. mil. fliers
  • - U.K. mil. branch
  • - Part of the U.K.'s military
  • - Churchill's "so few"
  • - Battle of Britain org
  • - Battle of Br. heroes
  • - Grp. authorised to fly
  • - U.K. flying aces' org
  • - Air chief marshal's org
  • - U.K. air arm
  • - Heroes of the Battle of Britain, for short
  • - WWII Dambusters' employer
  • - U.K. military branch
  • - Brit's air arm
  • - U.K. flying grp
  • - Org. in 2017's 'Dunkirk'
  • - Battle of Britain flying org
  • - Battle of Britain air gp
  • - British flying grp
  • - U.K. military arm
  • - Far off flying service (inits)
  • - Armed service (inits)
  • - WWII British fliers
  • - Part of the British military
  • - U.K. flying squad
  • - Brit. defenders up high
  • - Luftwaffe attacker
  • - Spitfire fliers of WWII
  • - Royal Air Force
  • - Battle of Britain fliers (Abbr.)
  • - British military air grp
  • - Squadron leader's org
  • - British WWII fliers
  • - Battle of Britain fliers, briefly
  • - U.K. flying group
  • - Battle of Britain VIPs
  • - "The Few" of the U.K. military
  • - Br. mil. force
  • - Luftwaffe's U.K. foes
  • - Ministry of Defence supporter
  • - WWII flying group
  • - Luftwaffe battlers (Abbr.)
  • - Spitfire fliers (Abbr.)
  • - UK defence arm
  • - Flying British mil. branch
  • - Brit's military air arm
  • - UK flyers
  • - UK military unit
  • - UK fliers
  • - British military branch (abbr.)
  • - Luftwaffe foes: Abbr
  • - Churchill's "so few," briefly
  • - UK flying group
  • - Prince William's mil. branch
  • - Luftwaffe fighters in WWII
  • - UK military pilots' org
  • - Org. in the gulf war's Operation Granby
  • - WWII fliers
  • - British fliers (Abbr.)
  • - British flyers, briefly
  • - Flying Brits, initially
  • - UK's Gulf War contingent
  • - British flying gp
  • - The 'so few' in a 1940 speech
  • - Grp. conducting raids in W.W. II
  • - W.W. II inits
  • - As in the battles of Britain and Traflagar
  • - ''Those magnificent men in their flying machines''
  • - Pilots stuck in traffic
  • - military flying grp.
  • - The flying squad
  • - Subj. of Churchill's "Never ... was so much owed by so many to so few"
  • - English pilots' gp.
  • - Coffee drink
  • - they engage in fight and flight
rafael
  • - San ..., seat of California's Marin County
  • - Tennis star Nadal's first name
  • - Roger's tennis rival
  • - Roger's longtime rival
  • - Tennis's Nadal
  • - He beat Novak in the 2013 U.S. Open
  • - Baseball's Palmeiro
  • - First baseman Palmeiro who was suspended for using steroids
  • - Conductor Kubelik or baseball's Palmiero
  • - Palmeiro at first
  • - Palmeiro of baseball
  • - First baseman Palmeiro
  • - Italian man's name.
  • - netman nadal
  • - He beat Novak in the 2020 French Open
  • - .. Nadal, Spanish tennis ace
  • - Tennis champion Nadal
  • - Tennis star Nadal
  • - Court rival of Roger
  • - Rival of Roger and Novak
  • - Nadal of tennis
  • - He beat Novak in the 2014 French Open finals
  • - Tennis rival of Roger
  • - Western & Southern Open winner Nadal
  • - Tennis player Nadal
  • - San ......, Calif. (seat of Marin County)
  • - San ...... (seat of Marin County)
  • - First baseman Palmiero
  • - Conductor Kubelik
  • - Dominican dictator Trujillo
  • - San ...... (Marin County seat)
  • - Braves shortstop Belliard
  • - Trujillo of the Dominican Republic
  • - Novelist Sabatini.
  • - San .., CA
  • - San ...., city near San Francisco
  • - San ...... (San Francisco suburb)
  • - San ......, Calif.
  • - Tennis superstar Nadal
  • - First name of Spanish tennis player Nadal
  • - Professional tennis player ... Nadal
rafaelnadal
  • - Winner of 22 grand slam tennis titles
  • - Spanish tennis star who defeated Daniil Medvedev to win the 2022 Australian Open his 21st major tournament singles title (2 wds.)
  • - Spanish tennis player who won the Men's Singles at the 2017 US Open: 2 wds.
  • - Winner of the Men's Singles final at the 2017 French Open: 2 wds.
  • - Tennis player who is #22 on Forbes's 2015 list of highest-paid athletes: 2 wds.
  • - Spanish tennis star who completed his Career Grand Slam in 2010: 2 wds.
  • - Spanish tennis star
  • - Roger Federer rival
  • - Longtime rival of Roger Federer
rafael-nadal
  • - Spanish tennis star who completed his Career Grand Slam in 2010: 2 wds.
  • - Spanish tennis star who was ATP Player of the Year five times: 2 wds.
rafa
  • - Tennis great Nadal familiarly
  • - Nickname for tennis star Nadal
  • - first name of tennis star nadal.
  • - Nickname for tennis great Nadal
  • - net star's nickname
  • - Spanish tennis great Nadal familiarly
  • - nickname for tennis's nadal
  • - Tennis pro Nadal's nickname
  • - "The King of Clay," informally
  • - Tennis star Nadal, lovingly
  • - Tennis star of the 2000s, familiarly
  • - tennis great nadal, to friends
  • - Tennis's Nadal, informally
  • - Winner of 13 French Open titles, familiarly(Used today)
  • - Winner of 13 French Open titles, familiarly
  • - Nickname that drops the 'el'
  • - Tennis nickname
  • - Tennis star Nadal, informally
  • - Tennis star Nadal, to fans
  • - The King of Clay, familiarly
  • - Tennis star Nadal's nickname
  • - Spain's "King of Clay"
  • - Tennis rival of Roger, familiarly
  • - Nickname for 'The King of Clay'
  • - Tennis star's nickname
  • - Tennis great Nadal, to fans
  • - Court star Nadal, informally
  • - Nadal of tennis, familiarly
  • - Tennis player Nadal's nickname
  • - Nickname of tennis player Nadal
  • - Tennis's Nadal, familiarly
  • - Popular nickname for tennis star Nadal
  • - Tennis's "King of Clay," to fans
  • - nickname of tennis star nadal, winner of 14 french open singles titles
  • - netster nadal's nickname
  • - Nickname for tenniss Nadal
  • - 2022 french open champ, to fans
  • - Nadal, to fans
  • - Nickname for Nadal
  • - "......: My Story" (Nadal memoir)
  • - Nickname for a two-time Wimbledon winner
  • - Nadal's nickname
  • - 14-time French Open champ, to his fans
  • - 14-time French Open champ, headline-wise
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