Bishop A Laconic Wit Makes One Rock Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 14, 2023

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	noun • the commonest type of solidified lava; a dense dark grey fine-grained igneous rock that is composed chiefly of plagioclase feldspar and pyroxene
	29%	9		Ancient practice whereby a bishop, resigned bishop or some other ecclesiastical person could obtain a benefice in commendam from another
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	29%	8		Convey in a laconic manner
	verb • speak or write in aphorisms

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The Guardian Cryptic31 Aug 2011	Across 1
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Similar Clues

	Clue	Source
1	Ancient practice whereby a bishop, resigned bishop or some other ecclesiastical person could obtain a benefice in commendam from another
2	Convey in a laconic manner
3	Laconic New York Times - 10 Aug 1976	New York Times / 10 Aug 1976
4	Laconic Pres. New York Times - 11 Sep 1983	New York Times / 11 Sep 1983
5	Laconic president New York Times - 26 Dec 2006	New York Times / 26 Dec 2006
6	Laconic to a fault New York Times - 31 Jan 1984	New York Times / 31 Jan 1984
7	More laconic New York Times - 23 Oct 1988	New York Times / 23 Oct 1988