A Virtual Fool Thirty Dressed Up As Childrens Character Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 14, 2023

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	noun • a fairy that is said to leave money at night under a child's pillow to compensate for a baby tooth falling out
	39%	8		The sum of thirty and thirty-one
	adjective satellite • being one more than sixty
	39%	12		Number between thirty-seven and thirty-nine
	adjective satellite • the ordinal number of thirty-eight in counting order

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	Clue	Source
1	"There is no fool like an __ fool" New York Times Bonus - 01 Apr 2001	New York Times Bonus / 01 Apr 2001
2	"thirty-something" character New York Times - 14 Apr 1994	New York Times / 14 Apr 1994
3	*Children's book whose title character says "If I can fool a bug, I can surely fool a man. People are not as smart as bugs" New York Times - 19 Oct 2021	New York Times / 19 Oct 2021
4	Difference between a well-dressed bicyclist and a poorly dressed unicyclist, in a joke New York Times - 08 May 2020	New York Times / 08 May 2020
5	Fool dressed for the cold, say? The Guardian Cryptic - 19 Apr 2001	The Guardian Cryptic / 19 Apr 2001
6	Number between thirty-seven and thirty-nine
7	The sum of thirty and thirty-one

Tot's banker?
A granter of wishes
Cousin of Santa Claus and the Easter bunny
One who leaves money under a pillow
One giving money for champers is hit of a Tory assembly
Night visitor with cash for discarded item of dining equipment
It may bring comfort to a child, receiving love if throaty, suffering
Whence reward for wisdom? Faith? Love? Try love
Parental role not substantial enough — that is absent in criminal being held

Spirit said to leave money at night in compensation for losing a gnasher
Cocaine and heroin? Me? I'm a mythical creature
Buyer of canines?
Children's fantasy character is beautiful, young and, above all, also extremely tough
Overly tense and risky to catch female mythical figure
Cash-for-canines sprite
She provides compensation for loss of canine
*One leaving money under a pillow

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