Wordy SolverUnabridged version of a Philip Roth novella? Crossword Clue
By Wordy Editors | Last edited Mar 14, 2010
Stuck on "Unabridged version of a Philip Roth novella?" crossword clue? Discover the 22-letter answer for this crossword clue. Last seen in the New York Times Crossword on Mar 14, 2010. Get progressive hints and interactive solving tools to help you solve without spoiling all the fun!
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The answer to the "Unabridged version of a Philip Roth novella?" crossword clue is THELONGGOODBYECOLUMBUS. This 22-letter word is the solution you're looking for.
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The "Unabridged version of a Philip Roth novella?" clue appeared in the New York Times Crossword on Mar 14, 2010. You can view the full puzzle and explore other clues from that date.
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The answer "THELONGGOODBYECOLUMBUS" contains 22 letters. Use the interactive tiles above to reveal the answer letter by letter, or check out our hints if you need a little help.
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