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USA Today Fictional British bear who enjoys orange marmalade Crossword Clue Puzzle Answer from August 12, 2024

Here is a 10 Letter answer to USA Today Fictional British bear who enjoys orange marmalade crossword clue featured in USA Today crossword puzzles. The RojgarLive crossword solver tool found 1 exact answers to "Fictional British bear who enjoys orange marmalade Crossword Clue" which contains 10 letters. The answer is PADDINGTON.

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Updated Aug 12, 2024

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USA Today Fictional British bear who enjoys orange marmalade Crossword Clue (10)

Let’s find the answers to Fictional British bear who enjoys orange marmalade USA Today for the August 12, 2024 edition of USA Today crossword puzzle. Answer Contains 10 letters. Start with P and end with N, and the possible solutions are PROJECTION, PATINATION, PADDINGTON.

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The answer is PADDINGTON.

The crossword clue "Fictional British bear who enjoys orange marmalade" refers to a beloved character from children's literature, and the answer is "PADDINGTON." Paddington Bear is a fictional character created by Michael Bond, known for his distinctive appearance in a blue coat and red hat. He comes from Peru but lives in London with the Brown family, where he is famous for his fondness for orange marmalade. The clue highlights Paddington's key traits and preferences, making "PADDINGTON" the precise answer to identify this charming and iconic British bear.

This clue last seen in USA Today Crossword Puzzle on August 12, 2024. You can also get all other USA Today's Crossword clues hints and answers here.

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