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"Mrs. 'Arris Goes to ___," 1958 novel by Paul Gallico that was adapted into a 2022 comedy-drama film — Daily Themed Crossword Answer
This clue appeared in the December 9 2022 Daily Themed Crossword. The answer is below, with its letter count.
The answer
PARIS
5 letters
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Where this clue appears
December 9 2022
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Daily Themed Crossword December 9 2022
PARIS
City known for its romantic ambience and iconic landmarks that one can tour in real life or in the 2001 French movie "Amelie"
PARIS
5
Hit song by The Chainsmokers that shares its name with Eiffel Tower's city
PARIS
5
Capital city of France which is also a city in Texas with a replica of the Eiffel Tower
PARIS
5
"OMG! Did you hear that this French city of love is hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics!"
PARIS
5
"From hell to breakfast in ___," idiom with the French capital that means "go through a wide range of experiences"
PARIS
5
___ Hilton, socialite whose song "Stars Are Blind" topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart
PARIS
5
France's capital and four-time host of the World Table Tennis Championships Finals
PARIS
5
Eiffel Tower's city
PARIS
5
Plumber's charge
FEE
3
Male pal, for short
BRO
3
Sheep's "hello"
BAA
3
Fool's month, for short
APR
3
Tear violently
RIP
3
Group of wolves
PACK
4
"Four Women" singer ___ Simone
NINA
4
Response to a question, for short
ANS
3
Former tennis star Kournikova or actress Kendrick
ANNA
4
"Where the Crawdads ___," 2018 novel by Delia Owens that was adapted into an eponymous 2022 thriller film
SING
4
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