Fictional Captain Who Said Id Strike The Sun If It Insulted Me Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 11, 2023 by Nicoli Westwood

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1	99%	4		Exact Match!
2	40%	10		Strike, strike, strike!
3	31%	4		From the Latin for “charming, fine, handsome”, a dandy, fop or man of fashion, such as the Regency socialite George Bryan Brummell who famously insulted his friend, the future George IV

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We think the answer is "AHAB" which means:

noun

• According to the old testament he was a pagan king of israel and husband of jezebel (9th century bc)

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New York Times Mini16 Nov 2022	Across 4
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