Answer: ENID
ENID is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 268 times.
Referring Clues:
- Oklahoma city
- Children's author Blyton
- Author Bagnold
- Geraint's lady
- Phillips University site
- Camelot lady
- Seat of Garfield County, Okla.
- It's NNW of Oklahoma City
- Oklahoma town
- Tennyson heroine
- Home of Phillips University
- Site of Vance Air Force Base
- Writer Bagnold
- Sir Geraint's wife
- Arthurian lady
- "Idylls of the King" lady
- Lady in Arthurian legend
- Chisholm Trail town
- Patient wife of literature
- City west of Tulsa
- Figure of Arthurian legend
- Ladies called her "the Fair"
- "Idylls of the King" woman
- Vance Air Force Base locale
- "Idylls of the King" character
- Sooner city
- English author Blyton
- Novelist Bagnold
- "National Velvet" author Bagnold
- Tennyson lady
- An OK city
- Geraint's love
- City near Vance Air Force Base
- Mr. Meddle creator Blyton
- "Idylls of the King" figure
- Geraint's wife
- Her patience is legendary
- In literature, the personification of purity
- Home of Vance Air Force Base
- Woman with legendary patience
- Lady of "Idylls of the King"
- Oklahoma county seat
- Paradigm of patience
- City near Stillwater
- Northern Oklahoma city
- Author Bagnold or Blyton
- Friend of Guinevere, in "The Idylls of the King"
- Markey of Tarzan films
- Lady of Arthurian romance
- Cherokee Strip city
- Patient wife of Sir Geraint
- Geraint's woman
- Children's author Bagnold
- Tennyson woman called "the Fair"
- County seat NNW of Oklahoma City
- Geraint's wife, in Arthurian legend
- Vance Air Force Base site
- Wife of Geraint
- City along the Chisholm Trail
- City WNW of Stillwater
- Home of the U.S.B.L.'s Oklahoma Storm
- Home of the Chisholm Trail Expo Center
- Geraint's beloved
- City founded during the Cherokee Strip land run
- British author Bagnold
- City NNW of Oklahoma City
- Chisholm Trail city in Oklahoma
- Chisholm Trail city
- Geraint's better half
- Writer Blyton or Bagnold
- British author Blyton
- Tennyson's "Geraint and ___"
- Author Blyton of "The Famous Five" series
- Oklahoma burg
- Geraint's loyal lady
- Geraint's consort
- Seat of Garfield County, Oklahoma
- City near Oklahoma's Vance Air Force Base
- Seat of Garfield County, OK
- Blyton or Bagnold
- Author Blyton
- "National Velvet" writer Bagnold
- Oklahoma city on the Cherokee Strip
- Home of Oklahoma's largest flour mill
- It's an OK city
- Sooner State city
- City on the Chisholm Trail
- Sir Geraint's extremely patient wife
- Oklahoma city that's home to Vance Air Force Base
- Playwright Bagnold
- "The Naughtiest Girl" series author Blyton
- City north-northwest of Oklahoma City
- Home to Phillips University
- Wife of Sir Geraint
- City WNW of Stillwater, Oklahoma
- Seat of Oklahoma's Garfield County
- She's a paradigm of patience
- Geraint's love, in Arthurian legend
- Patient wife of Arthurian legend
- City in Oklahoma's "Red Carpet Country"
- The Church Lady's first name
- Thora Birch's "Ghost World" role
- Silents actress Markey
- Oklahoma city north-northwest of Oklahoma City
- "The Chalk Garden" playwright Bagnold
- Setting of the Chisholm Trail Expo Center
- Lady ___ Hillcrest (character in "The Mystery of Irma Vep")
- Barenaked Ladies song on the album "Gordon"
- Oklahoma city near Vance Air Force Base
- Personification of purity, in literature
- Oklahoma city on the Chisholm Trail
- County seat of Garfield, OK
- "The Chalk Garden" dramatist Bagnold
- Patient lady of Arthurian legend
- ''Idylls of the King'' lady
- City in Oklahoma
- Childen's author Blyton
- City near Tulsa
- Lady of Arthurian legend
- ''Idylls of the King'' character
- Arthurian miss
- Chisholm Trail stop
- Blyton of kiddie-lit
- Bagnold of ''The Chalk Garden''
- Tennyson title character
- Oklahoma city or writer Bagnold
- ''National Velvet'' author Bagnold
- ''Idylls of the King'' woman
- ''The Chalk Garden'' playwright Bagnold
- ''The Chalk Garden'' dramatist Bagnold
- Markey who played Jane
- Wife of Geraint, in Arthurian lore
- The wife of Geraint in Arthurian lore
- Bagnold or Blyton
- Geraint's lady in "Idylls of the King"
- Blyton, writer of children's books
- British children's author Blyton
- Camelot denizen
- Camelot character
- Bagnold the writer
- OK place?
- Miss Bagnold
- Bagnold, the author
- Wife of Geraint in Arthurian lore
- Tennyson character
- Geraint's ladylove
- Present-day Oklahoma city on the old Chisholm Trail
- Author Blyton of the "Famous Five" series
- Markey who played Tarzan's Jane
- Geraint's spouse
- Sir Geraint's wife, in Arthurian legend
- City named for a Tennyson heroine
- Sir Geraint's faithful wife
- Often-referenced but never-seen wife on "Scrubs"
- Arthurian character
- Kid lit author Blyton
- Geraint's wife in "Idylls of the King"
- South-central U.S. city named for a woman in English literature
- Oklahoma's "Wheat Capital"
- An OK city?
- City named for a Tennyson character
- Bagnold of "The Chalk Garden"
- Actress Markey
- It's an OK place
- Writer Blyton
- Oklahoma city named for a Tennyson character
- City roughly 100 miles west of Tulsa
- Place name in Oklahoma
- Song between "Hello City" and "Grade 9" on the Barenaked Ladies album "Gordon"
- Female given name
- Tennyson's Geraint and ____
- Barenaked Ladies song
- Town on the Chisholm Trail
- Canadian physician Macleod
- "Queen Wheat City"
- Welsh girl's given name
- Site of Oklahoma's Vance Air Force Base
- Geriant's love
- Camelot wife
- Blyton of kids' books
- Kids' author Blyton
- Queen Wheat City of Oklahoma
- Playwright-novelist Bagnold
- "Camelot" character
- Woman's name that means "eat" backward
- City north of Oklahoma City
- English novelist Bagnold
- Oklahoma city with an active Tea Party
- So-called "Wheat Capital of the United States"
- Sir Geraint's patient wife
- Lover of Geraint
- Oklaho-ma city
- So-called "Wheat Capital of Oklahoma"
- Old-time actress Bennett
- U.S. city named for a Tennyson character
- Children's book author Blyton
- Faithful wife of Geraint
- Geraint's loyal wife
- "National Velvet" novelist Bagnold
- "Ghost World" character
- Camelot character
- Children's author ___ Blyton
- Mrs. Geraint
- Oklahoma's self-proclaimed "Wheat Capital"
- City south-southwest of Wichita
- Henry's British housekeeper on "You Again?"
- Lady in "Idylls of the King"
- Two-part poem in "Idylls of the King"
- Eat supper backward?
- Oklahoma neighbor of Vance AFB
- Beloved of Geraint
- Woman of Camelot
- It's west of Tulsa
- Markey who played Jane in "Tarzan of the Apes" (1918)
- Oklahoma's "Queen Wheat City"
- Home of the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma
- City WNW of Tulsa
- Plains "Queen Wheat City"
- Geraint's beloved, in Arthurian legend
- Midwestern "Wheat Capital"
- Wife in Jonathan Franzen's "The Corrections"
- Town in Oklahoma
- Lady's given nane
- Lady of Camelot
- Katelyn Nacon on "The Walking Dead"
- Renowned author Bagnold
- Wife of gerain
- 'Idylls of the King' lady
- Literary waiter
- "Geraint and ___"
- Author Blyton or Bagnold
- Geraint's wife, in Arthurian romance
- Home of Vance AFB
- Children's writer Blyton
- Writer Bagnold or Blyton
- Blyton of children's books
- Penner Bagnold
- ____ Blyton ( British author of childrens' books )
- Camelot woman
- Geraint's love in "Idylls of the King"
- Woman's name that's a city in Oklahoma
- City between Wichita and Wichita Falls
- Chisholm Trail Expo Center city
- Oklahoma city named for an "Idylls of the King" woman
- Oklahoma city NNW of Oklahoma City
- Heroine of Tennyson's "Idylls of the King"
- British maid on "you again?"
- "Ghost World" protagonist
- Blyton who wrote "The Enchanted Wood"
- Arthurian heroine
- Lady in Arthurian romance
- Phillips university town
- "OK K.O.!" character (or a city in OK)
- Katelyn Nacon's role on "The Walking Dead"
- Name that means "have a meal" when spelled backwards
- Oklahoma city that, when reversed, is a synonym for "eat"
- Mystery writer Blyton
- Name found in "mistaken identity"
- Oklahoma city named for a Camelot woman
- "The Walking Dead" role
- City in northern Oklahoma
- The Midwest's so-called "Queen Wheat City"
- Diana Rigg's first name
- Oklahoma city named for a character in a Tennyson poem
- Town north of Oklahoma City
- Emma Myers' "Wednesday" character
- Name that's a city in Oklahoma
- Name that's a synonym of "eat" backward
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - March 19, 2024
- LA Times - December 02, 2023
- New York Times - November 08, 2023
- New York Times - July 27, 2023
- LA Times - June 11, 2023
- New York Times - February 21, 2023
- USA Today - February 15, 2023
- USA Today - February 10, 2023
- USA Today - January 19, 2023
- LA Times - January 12, 2023
- LA Times - January 08, 2023
- New York Times - November 15, 2022
- New York Times - October 02, 2022
- LA Times - July 23, 2022
- LA Times - July 17, 2022
- New York Times - June 11, 2022
- New York Times - June 01, 2022
- USA Today - April 12, 2022
- New York Times - March 18, 2022
- New York Times - March 08, 2022
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