CELT

CELT


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Word: celt
Phonetic: /sɛlt/
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A prehistoric chisel-bladed tool.


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A Druid
Ancient Breton
Ancient British Isles settler
Ancient Briton
Ancient Gaul
Ancient Irishman
Ancient people of western Europe
Ancient tool
Beantown hoopster
Beantown player
Bird or Cousy
Bird was one
Bird
Boston B-baller
Boston NBAer
Boston athlete
Boston athlete born to leave Corn Belt
Boston basketballer
Boston cager
Boston hoopster
Boston player
Bostonian
Breton or Welsh
Breton
British invader of old
British invader of yore
Briton of old
Briton or Breton
Bygone Brit
Bygone Briton
Cager in Beantown
Cager in green
Cardiff native
Chisel-shaped tool
Cornish speaker
Cornishman
Cornishman or Welshman
Druid
Druid or Gaal
Druid or Gael
Dublin native
Early Brit
Early Briton
Early Irishman
Enya or Sinead OConnor
European of the Iron Age
FleetCenter NBAer
FleetCenter cager
FleetCenter player
Gael
Gael or Breton
Gael or Welshman
Gaelic speaker
Hammered Dulcimer player
Hibernian
Highland Scot
Highlander
Invader of Rome in 390 B.C.
Irish ancient
Irish native
Irish or Welsh ancestor
Irishman
Irishman or Welshman
Iron Age conqueror
KG or Big Baby
Knick rival
Let see the Highlander
Man in green with Red?
Mary Robinson or Mary McAleese
NBA cager Paul Pierce
NBAer
New England NBAer
Northwest European
Old Brit
Padraig Harrington or Gary Orr
Player on parquet
Pre-Roman European
Prehistoric ax
Prehistoric chisel-shaped tool
Prehistoric stone implement
Prehistoric tool
Saxon foe
Scot or Breton
Scots ancestor
Scot
Sixer rival
Speaker of Gaelic
Stonehenge builder
Stonehenge worker
TD Banknorth Garden cager
Tara native
Welshman or Gael
Welshman or Irishman
Welshman or Irishwoman
Welshman or Scot
Welshman
Worshiper of the sun god Beal
___ Breton
Scot or Irishman.
Stone ax of early times.
Ancestor of the Irish and Welsh.
Welshman or Breton.
Cave dweller's stone axe.
Prehistoric axe.
Inhabitant of 58 Across.
Ancient axe head.
Gaul, Briton, Scot or Welsh.
Primitive chisel.
Irishman, for one.
Prehistoric ax head.
Archaeologist's find.
Ax-shaped implement.
Dubliner.
Prehistoric implement.
Welshman, for one.
Certain European
Breton or Gael
Welsh or Breton
Stone Age tool
Boston player, for short
Boston cager, for short
Breton or Briton
Native of Cardiff
Native of Tara
Early Scot
Person from Tara
Pict rival
Druid, for one
Highland Scot, for one
Welshman, e.g.
Scot, for example
A Druid, for one
Breton, e.g.
Breton or Welshman
Druid, e.g.
Scot or Breton, e.g.
Scot, for one
Breton, for one
Boston player, informally
FleetCenter player, for short
Gael, for one
Irishman, e.g.
Boston cager, informally
Boston cager, briefly
Bird, e.g., once
Hibernian, for one
Bill Russell or Larry Bird, briefly
Influence for Enya, historically
TD Garden athlete, informally
Speaker of Welsh or Breton
Roman's foe in the Gallic Wars
Player under Auerbach, familiarly
Irish person, e.g.
NBAer, in headlines
Britannic forebear
Irish forebear
Beantown hoopster, for short
TD Garden NBAer
Pre-Roman inhabitant of Britain and parts of Gaul and Spain
Conspicuous way to protect a right
Church officer, maybe Manx speaker
Ireland native
Hibernian, e.g.
Person of Highland Scottish descent
Gallic Wars participant
Highland Scot, e.g.
Boston basketballer, for short
Gaul or Breton
Church officer, member of a tribe
Irish ancestor




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