Miss Marple’s first name Crossword Clue

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Miss Marple’s first name Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

MISS (verb)
1. fail to perceive or to catch with the senses or the mind
2. fail to experience
MISS (noun)
1. a young female
2. a failure to hit (or meet or find etc)
FIRST (noun)
1. the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is stationed at first of the bases in the infield (counting counterclockwise from home plate)
2. the time at which something is supposed to begin
FIRST (adjective)
1. indicating the beginning unit in a series
2. serving to set in motion
FIRST (adverb)
1. prominently forward
2. before anything else

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JEAN

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26. Early European

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28. Split off from a glacier

29. Fail to be a straight shooter, in a way

31. Group of cumulus cloud fans?

33. The Pittsburgh Reduction Company, later

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38. Butler to the Addams family

39. Hairstyle with two uncooperative tufts?

44. Verizon, e.g

48. Mac alternative

49. Stop on a lift

50. Tranquil state

52. Tokyo-born peace activist

53. Mac alternative

55. Copied

56. Lack

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60. Conform

61. Greeting card inscription, often

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69. Like triremes

70. Check for a septic system leak

73. Shades

74. Champagne glasses

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78. Vega e.g.

79. Hub about 270 miles northwest of JAX

80. Pub container

81. Man in a mask

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86. Coxswains?

89. “Howl’s Moving Castle” director Miyazaki

91. Tilted type: Abbr

92. Dozen for one’s valentine

93. Powerful hit by MLB Hall of Famer Frank “Hondo”?

98. Frank topping

101. "Howl's Moving Castle," e.g.

102. Red wine from Bordeaux

104. A pop

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112. Sprightly dances

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8. Gallery focus

9. Half of quatorze

10. Chef’s mushroom

11. Gut

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15. Hoops

16. Message on a candy heart

17. Paparazzi’s prey

19. Day spa offerings

21. Army attack helicopter

23. Torah teacher

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56. Stows away, say

57. Fender bender souvenirs

59. Alphabetical order?

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