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  ALIAS

  5 Letters

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  Literally, "at another time"Crossword Clue

  PseudonymCrossword Clue

  Mary Westmacott, for Agatha ChristieCrossword Clue

  A.k.a. nameCrossword Clue

  Ms. Marvel, for Kamala KhanCrossword Clue

  Fugitive's coverCrossword Clue

  Name on a rap sheetCrossword Clue

  Batman, for oneCrossword Clue

  Assumed identityCrossword Clue
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  ANONYM

  6 Letters

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  Unidentified personCrossword Clue

  AliasCrossword Clue

  Shortly the setters retiring - one wont reveal his identityCrossword Clue

  Assumed monikerCrossword Clue

  Soon switched my name, such as BrendanCrossword Clue

  Soon, Gordon Bennett will return as an aliasCrossword Clue

  One not identified turned up in academy - no nameCrossword Clue

  Crummy no-name covering up one such?Crossword Clue

  Immediately setters come up with a fictitious nameCrossword Clue
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  PSEUDONYM

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  E.g. Picaroon in terrible dump? Yes and noCrossword Clue

  Dumpy one's in trouble for creating new identityCrossword Clue

  Pretentious type recalled the writer's name: old George Eliot?Crossword Clue

  Does my pun upset Serpent in the Independent?Crossword Clue

  Note Europe's backing Philistine's approval of Matilda?Crossword Clue

  Note Europes backing Philistines approval of Matilda?Crossword Clue

  Lewis Carroll or George Eliot, sayCrossword Clue

  Name assumed to be no dupes my disguiseCrossword Clue

  Deviously dupe my son, giving false nameCrossword Clue

  Used pony to travel with MikeCrossword Clue
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  NOMDEGUERRE

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  Alias used in special circumstancesCrossword Clue

  Fictitious nameCrossword Clue

  French pseudonymCrossword Clue

  Carlos the Jackal, for oneCrossword Clue
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  NOMDEPLUME

  10 Letters

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  Stendhal or Molière, for exampleCrossword Clue

  Writer's aliasCrossword Clue

  Molière, for example, in his own languageCrossword Clue

  Author's pseudonymCrossword Clue

  Stirring up old men - me, George Sand?Crossword Clue

  PseudonymCrossword Clue
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  INCOG

  5 Letters

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  Undercover, informallyCrossword Clue

  Disguised, brieflyCrossword Clue

  Undercover senior officer recycled gin bottlesCrossword Clue

  Elected government engaging firm working undercoverCrossword Clue

  Disguised, brieflyCrossword Clue

  Disguised, for shortCrossword Clue

  Characters at the back in Saudi Arabian music video twerking under assumed namesCrossword Clue

  Undercover, for shortCrossword Clue

  Disguised, brieflyCrossword Clue

  Stylish with tooth - briefly unknownCrossword Clue
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  INCOGNITO

  9 Letters

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  Using a false identityCrossword Clue

  At home with insignificant type, idiot, nothing, no-nameCrossword Clue

  Change into home gear first to get disguisedCrossword Clue

  In disguise, strangely noticing nothingCrossword Clue

  Unidentified gin & tonic concoction with egg in itCrossword Clue

  Secretly ordered gin & tonic with orangeCrossword Clue

  How some agents travelCrossword Clue

  Noticing undone zip, unbeknownst to othersCrossword Clue

  Gin and tonic, stirred round, is unrecognisableCrossword Clue

  With identity concealed, noticing drunk needs oxygenCrossword Clue
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  ALAS

  4 Letters

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  "Sadly ... "Crossword Clue

  Word of woeCrossword Clue

  "Sad to say . . ."Crossword Clue

  "Sad to say …"Crossword Clue

  Resigned expressionCrossword Clue

  "___, that love, so gentle in his view, / Should be so tyrannous and rough in proof!": "Romeo and Juliet"Crossword Clue

  "I'm afraid ..."Crossword Clue

  "Pity, really"Crossword Clue

  "Woe is me!"Crossword Clue

  "Sorry to say . . ."Crossword Clue
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  ELIA

  4 Letters

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  Director KazanCrossword Clue

  Director KazanCrossword Clue

  Charles Lamb's "Essays of ___"Crossword Clue

  Director KazanCrossword Clue

  Director Kazan who helped popularize Method actingCrossword Clue

  “On the Waterfront” director KazanCrossword Clue

  "A Streetcar Named Desire" director KazanCrossword Clue

  Director KazanCrossword Clue

  "On the Waterfront" director KazanCrossword Clue

  Director KazanCrossword Clue
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  TITO

  4 Letters

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  Salsa star NievesCrossword Clue

  Nickname of Reds manager Terry FranconaCrossword Clue

  Baseball’s Terry Francona, to fansCrossword Clue

  Salsa singer NievesCrossword Clue

  Bandleader PuenteCrossword Clue

  Mambo legend PuenteCrossword Clue

  Jazz musician PuenteCrossword Clue

  Puente of Latin jazzCrossword Clue

  Mambo legend PuenteCrossword Clue

  "La Clemenza di ___" (Mozart opera)Crossword Clue
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  BOR

  3 Letters

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  Manhattan, e.g.: AbbrCrossword Clue

  ConfirmedCrossword Clue

  N.Y.C. divCrossword Clue

  Rip offCrossword Clue
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  NEMO

  4 Letters

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  Disney character who asks "Have you ever met a shark?"Crossword Clue

  Dory's friend, in filmCrossword Clue

  Verne captainCrossword Clue

  Pixar clownfishCrossword Clue

  Lost fish found by DoryCrossword Clue

  "Finding Dory" fishCrossword Clue

  Animated clownfishCrossword Clue

  Pixar character who has trouble saying "anemone"Crossword Clue

  Clownfish with a lucky finCrossword Clue

  Jules Verne visionaryCrossword Clue
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  ANANYM

  6 Letters