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Mirror Quiz Crossword 21 April 2023 Answers

Please find below all the Mirror Quiz Crossword 21 April 2023 Answers. This is one of the most popular crossword puzzles available for both online and in print version. Today's puzzle (21 April 2023) has a total of 26 crossword clues. If you are stuck and are looking for help then you have come to the right place.

Actor-comedian who played the title role in 2010 BBC TV series Bellamy's People
— Press, publishing imprint founded by Leonard and Virginia Woolf in 1917
European river that flows through Lake Constance
Nat King —, singer-actor who starred as W C Handy in 1958 biopic St Louis Blues
The —, 1969 novel by Jackie Collins
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Mark —, child actor who played the title role in 1968 film musical Oliver!
Rajiv —, former prime minister of India assassinated in 1991
Rodgers —, 2002 New York City and Boston Marathon winner
Mountain range in south central Europe
Type of wooden or wooden-soled shoe
Kirsten —, actress who played the title role in 2006 film drama Marie Antoinette
One of a race of creatures in Greek mythology with the head, arms and torso of a man and legs and lower body of a horse
2003 film drama starring Joely Richardson and Shane Richie
& 4D 1915 novel by Harry Leon Wilson (7,2,3,3)
River in Norfolk that joins the River Chet at Hardley Cross
Island of French Polynesia whose largest city is Papeete
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Madchen —, actress who played Shelly Johnson in US television series Twin Peaks
& 12A 2005 novel by Stephen King (3,8,3)
1988 film drama starring Jeremy Irons in two roles, and Genevieve Bujold
The —, 1972 novel by Eric Ambler
Joe —, 1988 Olympic 200m gold medallist
Channel 4 comedy series written by and starring Jessica Stevenson and Simon Pegg that ran from 1999-2001
Husband of Judy in a traditional children's puppet show
Unit of speed; one nautical mile per hour

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