Id Rather See Than ___ G Burgess Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 10, 2023

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	99%	5	BEONE	Exact Match!
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	38%	12		Figure of speech in which a term is used for a part rather than the whole or the whole rather than the part
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	35%	14		Has a high-pitched call, sounding like 'kee-yar' or 'see-see-see'
	noun • grey-and-white American kite of warm and tropical regions

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Source	#Number	Answer
New York Times17 Oct 1991	Down 50	BEONE
New York Times22 Oct 1977	Across 28	BEONE
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