ETON

ETON


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... on the playing fields of ___
A Yank at ___ (1942 Mickey Rooney film)
A Yank at ___
Playing fields site
The ___ Boating Song
The chief nurse of Englands statesmen
The nursery of Englands gentlemen
___ Rifles (1979 song by The Jam about a street row between right-to-work protesters and a prep-school cadet corps)
A Yank at ___ (Mickey Rooney film)
The battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of ___
007 alma mater
007 attended it
007 school
007s alma mater
007s school
559 year-old prep school
560-year-old school
572-year-old school
A college or collar
A footbridge from Windsor leads to it
Alma mater for George Orwell and Ian Fleming
Alma mater of 19 prime ministers
Alma mater of Prime Minister David Cameron
Alma mater of Prince William
Alma mater of Wolfram Alpha founder Stephen Wolfram
Alma mater of many British prime ministers
Alternative to Winchester
Backward note
Beau Brummels alma mater
Beau Brummells alma mater
Beau Brummells school
Berkshire college
Berkshire college town
Berkshire school
Berkshire town
Black jacket
Bond studied here
Bonds alma mater
Bonds school
Boys school with three academic halves a year
Boys-only school founded in 1440
Brits field
British boarding school
British collar or jacket
British prep school
British prep school where James Bond went
British public school
British school
British school for teenagers
British school from which Dominic West of The Wire graduated
British school thats over 500 years old
British school whose magazine is The Chronicle
British tourist stop
Buckinghamshire school
Buckinghamshire town
Captain Hooks alma mater
Captain Hooks last words are its motto
Captain Hooks school
Charles attended it
Choirboys collar
City on the Thames
Collar
Collar and school
Collar category
Collar choice
Collar for a scholar
Collar kind
Collar named for a school
Collar or college
Collar or jacket
Collar or school
Collar style
Collar type
College founded by Henry VI
College founded by a king
College founded in 1440
College in a Thomas Gray work
College of Thomas Gray and William Pitt
College on the Thames
College or collar
College that spawned a jacket
College town on the Thames
Common background for British P.M.s
Cornwalliss school
David Camerons alma mater
David Camerons school
Education provider since 1440
Educator of 18 British P.M.s
Elite prep school
Elite school near Windsor Castle
Eng. prep school
Englands largest public school
English boys school
English collar
English college with a recent swine flu outbreak
English prep school
English princes alma mater
English princes school
English public school
English public shool
English school
English school collar
English school for princes
English school founded by Henry VI
English school since 1440
English town near Windsor Bridge
English town on the Thames
Famed English prep school
Famed English prep school attended by James Bond
Famous boys-only school
Fine English school
Formal jacket
G20 Schools member
George Orwells alma mater
George Orwells school
Gladstone attended it
Gladstones alma mater
Gray ode subject
Grays Ode on ___ College
Harrow competitor
Harrow rival
Harrows cricket rival
Harrows main cricket rival
Harrows rival
Harrows rival school
Harrows rowing rival
Harry and William attended it
Henry VI founded it
Henry VIs school
High collar
Historic institution near Slough
Historic prep school
Historic school on the Thames
Hugh Lauries alma mater
Huxleys alma mater
Ian Flemings alma mater
Ian Flemings school
Institution founded in 1440
It has boys aged 13 to 18
It was founded by Henry VI
It was founded in 1440
Its across the Thames from Windsor
Its playing fields are famous
Its students are called Oppidans
Its uniform includes pin-striped trousers
Jacket or collar
Jacket or collar type
Jacket style
Jacket type
James Bond was kicked out of it
James Bond went to school there
James Bonds alma mater
James Bonds college
James Bonds old school
James Bonds prep school
James Bonds school
John Maynard Keynes alma mater
Keyness alma mater
Kind of collar
Kind of collar or jacket
Kind of jacket
Kings College of Our Lady of ___ beside Windsor
Kings Scholars school
Kings Scholars school
Locale of famous playing fields
Lord Peter Wimseys alma mater
Lord Wimseys alma mater
Neighbor of Slough
New school of 1440
Nicholas Udalls school
Note left in school
Noted British school
Noted English prep school
Noted town in Buckinghamshire
Oglethorpes alma mater
Old boys school
Old school
Open-fronted jacket
Orwell attended it
Orwells alma mater
Oxonians alma mater
Percy Shelleys alma mater
Place for princely pedagogy
Poet Shelleys school
Prep school James Bond went to
Prep school for some future Cantabrigians
Prep school for some princes
Prep school near London
Prep school on the Thames
Prep school since 1440
Prep school thats over 500 years old
Preppy jacket
Preppy school
Prestigious British boys school
Prestigious British school
Prestigious English school
Prestigious boys school
Prestigious prep school
Pretigious boys school
Pricey prep school
Prince Harrys alma mater
Prince Harrys school
Prince William alma mater
Prince William attended it
Prince Williams alma mater
Prince Williams prep school
Prince Williams school
Princes school
Princely college
Princely prep school
Princely school
Princes school
Public school near Windsor
Public school near Windsor Castle
Public school on the Thames
Rival of Harrow
Royal educator
Royals school
Rugby competitor
School James Bond was kicked out of
School Orwell attended
School Shelley attended
School allied with Kings College
School attended by 007
School attended by 18 former British prime ministers
School attended by Bertie Wooster
School attended by Henry Fielding in the 18th century
School attended by Hugh Laurie
School attended by Ian Fleming
School attended by James Bond
School attended by James Bond... and Ian Fleming
School attended by Kings Scholars
School attended by Prince William
School attended by Prince William and Prince Harry
School attended by many princes and prime ministers
School attended by princes
School attended by the Duke of Wellington
School by the Thames
School collar
School established in 1440
School fit for a prince
School for British princes
School for George Orwell and Prince William
School for Hugh Laurie
School for Ian Fleming and James Bond
School for James Bond and Lord Peter Wimsey
School for Kings Scholars
School for Prince Harry
School for Prince William
School for Princes William and Harry
School for William and Harry
School for a Kings Scholar
School for princes
School founded before Columbus landed in America
School founded by Henry VI
School founded by Henry VI in 1440
School founded by King Henry VI
School founded in 1440
School founded in 1440 by Henry VI
School from which James Bond was expelled
School in Berkshire
School in Britain
School jacket
School just north of Windsor Castle
School letter turned up (4)
School named in the Public Schools Act of 1868
School near Slough
School near Windsor
School near Windsor Castle
School near the Royal Windsor Racecourse
School north of Windsor Castle
School of NOTE?
School of William and Harry
School of princes
School of rowers
School on the River Thames
School on the Thames
School on the Thames River
School or collar
School since 1440
School started by Henry VI
School that Ian Fleming (and James Bond) attended
School that James Bond attended
School that Shelley attended
School that expelled James Bond
School thats more than half a millennium old
School town west of London
School where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell
School with Kings Scholars
School with a famous boating song
School with famous playing fields
School with historic playing fields
School with rowers
Schoolboys jacket
Shade of blue
Shelley alma mater
Shelleys alma mater
Shelleys college
Shelleys school
Short black jacket
Short jacket
Sight for Thames tourists
Stiff collar
Subject of a Thomas Gray ode
Thames River town
Thames academy
Thames college
Thames college town
Thames landmark
Thames school
Thames school since 1440
Thames town
Thames town and school
Thamesside school
Thomas Gray ode subject
Thomas Grays alma mater
Town at one end of the Windsor Bridge
Town connected by bridge to Windsor
Town in Buckinghamshire
Town near London
Town on the Thames
Type of coat or collar
Type of collar
Type of collar or jacket
Type of jacket
Type of jacket or collar
Uniform collar
Urban district of southeast-central England
Venerable English institution
Venerable prep school
Venerable school.
Very old school
View from Windsor Castle
Waist-length jacket
Walpole attended it
Wellingtons alma mater
Where 007 went to school
Where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell
Where British princes prep
Where Fleming and Bond prepped
Where Huxley taught Orwell
Where James Bond made the grade
Where James Bond went to prep school
Where Prince William turned 18
Where some princes prep
Where the Chariots of Fire Trinity College footrace scene was filmed
Where the Trinity College scenes in Chariots of Fire were shot
Where the battle of Waterloo was won
Wide-lapelled jacket style
William and Harry attended it
William and Harrys alma mater
Williams and Harrys school
Winchester rival
Winchesters rival
Windsor boys school
Windsor neighbor
Word with blue and collar
___ Society (English debating group)
___ blue (color similar to turquoise)
___ blue: color named for a school
___ collar
___ jacket
___ mess (strawberries and cream dish)
___ wall game (football/rugby mashup played at an all-boys school)
Cap
Historic English school.
Choir boy's collar.
Eden's school.
Shelley's school.
Prep school for British boys.
Choirboy's collar.
School 58 Down attended.
Harrow's traditional cricket rival.
School Eden and Jebb attended.
It may be seen from Windsor Castle.
Large, turnover collar.
Public school founded in 1440 by Henry VI.
School of 33 Across.
Jebb's school.
Founded in 1440 by Henry VI.
Town of 2,005 on the Thames.
Harrow's rival.
Tophat school.
Where Rugby is played.
A kind of jacket.
513-year-old school.
Small town on the Thames.
School allied with King's College.
Rival of Rugby.
513-year-old college.
British Groton.
Where Rugger is played.
Alma mater of many M.P.'s.
College founded in 1400.
Historic school.
Fashionable English school.
Where Eden went to school.
King Henry VI's project.
Type of cap
Buttonless jacket.
It's allied with King's College, Cambridge.
English college.
Windsor's neighbor.
Famous public school.
Shelley studied here.
Eden's alma mater.
English college town.
Where Nicholas Udall taught.
It's allied with King's College.
Kind of jack
Across the bridge from Windsor.
--- Blue?
Town opposite Windsor, on the Thames.
Nicholas Udall's school.
It's opposite Windsor.
Famous school.
On the playing fields of which the battle of Waterloo was won.
It isn't far from London.
Windsor Castle's neighbor.
U.K. public school.
Town not far from London.
Public school.
Gladstone's school.
Shelley's alma mater.
Part of Buckinghamshire.
Kind of cap
Tie or jacket.
Henry VI's contribution to education.
English town
Town on Thames
School in England
Boy's collar
Urban district of England
District on the Thames
Shelley's pre-Oxford school
District of England.
The playing fields
Old-tie school
Noted school
Playing-fields school
Coat or collar
Visored cap
Jacket or school
Wellington studied here
Harrow's cricket rival
School Anthony Eden attended
Class cap
College or jacket
Oxford feeder
Town near Windsor Castle
Jacket or its collar
Certain collar
School Eden attended
Billed cap
Windsor Castle neighbor
Cap or jacket
Jacket called a bumfreezer
Harrow foe
Collarless jacket
Wellington's school
Schoolboy's collar
Institution founded by Henry VI
British college
Scholar's collar
Preppy English school
Word with blue or fives
Part of Henry VI's legacy
College of note
Thames district
Harrow.
Maidenhead neighbor
Just ___ boys grown heavy: Praed
District opposite Windsor
Harrow's sports rival
James Bond's school
Bond's school
... the playing fields of ___
College near Maidenhead
Oxford prep school
Author goes to college
Orwell's school
Institution on the Thames
Town west of London
School Wellington attended
School Gladstone attended
Collar or coat type
School 007 attended
Lord Wimsey's alma mater
On its playing fields, Waterloo was won
Bond's alma mater
Neighbor of Windsor Castle
Famed school
Where Waterloo was won?
A Yank at ___, 1942 film
007's alma mater
007's school
Beau Brummell's school
George Orwell's alma mater
Prince William's school
Thomas Gray's alma mater
English prince's school
It's across the Thames from Windsor
Royal's school
Common background for British P.M.'s
Orwell's alma mater
Prince's school
Educator of 18 British P.M.'s
School with King's Scholars
Prep school that's over 500 years old
School for King's Scholars
School in Berkshire, England
The chief nurse of England's statesmen
English prince's alma mater
Cornwallis's school
A Yank at ___, Mickey Rooney flick
School attended by King's Scholars
David Cameron's alma mater
School for English princes
Captain Hook's alma mater
Ian Fleming's alma mater
___ Dorney, locale of 2012 Olympic rowing
Prime Minister David Cameron's alma mater
Aldous Huxley's school
John Maynard Keynes's alma mater
English institution since 1440
School for James Bond
Feeder school for Oxford and Cambridge
School for an English prince
Alma mater for David Cameron
School attended by Lord Grantham on Downton Abbey
Prestigious British boys' school
Regatta foe of Radley
Prep school for some English princes
Captain Hook attended it
Kind of blue that's close to green
Harrow and Radley rival
School for young royals
School that lent its name to a collar
Cricket rival of Harrow
Rival school of Harrow and Radley
Boys' school near Windsor
Rival school of Winchester
Word before collar, jacket or College
Competitor of Rugby
English school on the Thames
Historic town in Berkshire
School attended by princes William and Harry
King's College of Our Lady of ___ Beside Windsor
Radley rival
Alma mater of George Orwell and Henry Fielding
English school that's a rival of Harrow
Preparatory school since 1440
School attended by 20 prime ministers
Prep school near Windsor Castle
Where Ian Fleming spent much of the 1920s
___ mess (traditional English dessert)
Chariots of Fire filming locale
Famous college
Collar - crop - jacket - school
Town on the Thames noted for its school
Leading English public school
College in Berkshire
Collar, college or jacket
College, collar or crop
Note
Public school founded by Henry VI
School — note
Berkshire public school
Public school, established in 1440
Mark rising with tuition here?
Public school stomached, by the sound of it?
Pudding from M&S
’E's crazy — First Noel a protest song!
Note sent round in school
Tackle Tony about fee-paying school
English fashion found in school
English teacher principally working in school
School where one changes form about the beginning of term
School with the wrong tone
School education first to be given weight
Point-to-point training establishment
Letter redirected to college
Mark goes back to school
A letter turned up in this jacket
College set on having Sunday off
Where they teach only ten letters of the alphabet?
Not all came to nursery school
English-style college
Regularly mention New College
School from middle of fifteenth century
Take register the wrong way in school
Sweet arrangement of semitones with one missing
Alma mater of many Oxford students
Ian Flemings alma mater (and the school that expelled James Bond)
School with trimesters called halves
Historic British prep school
Berkshire boarding school
Henry VI founded it in 1440
Eddie Redmaynes alma mater
Venerable English school
Bond was kicked out of it
Thames campus
Ducky Mallards alma mater, on NCIS
School attended by many English statesmen
The most private of private schools: Hugh Laurie
School for a prince.
Venerable college that owns a river island
Elite English boarding school
Historic British school
Boris Johnsons alma mater
Town across the Thames from Windsor
Dominic West alma mater
Drunk at Cornell swigging last of Lambrusco — something necked at college?
Record reviewed for college
Liberal prone to adopting Conservative hairstyle
School where every Tory of note starts
Kind of mess only some care to notice
Where some may learn of drug
Mark returns to school
It expelled James Bond
David Cameron alma mater
Ian Fleming prep school
Prince Harry alma mater
School town on the Thames
School for Charles sons
Ian Fleming went there
Town near Windsor
Spender of £17 million for a rowing lake
Town adjacent to Windsor
School with a varied sports programme
School for Captain Hook
School near the Thames
Where Kings Scholars study
Former home of many Oxonians
Where Prince William studied
___ mess, an dessert made of strawberries, meringue, and whipped cream thats served at a famous English school cricket match
Prince Harrys prep school
Venerable boarding school
Town and school on the Thames near Windsor
Early educator of George Orwell
School kept going with odd absences
Alma mater of George Orwell and Hugh Laurie
Berkshire college for boys, founded 1440
School across the Thames from Windsor
Elite British boarding school
School with a 15th-century chapel
School thats a music symbol in reverse
School that educated James Bond (briefly)
___ mess, English dessert of berries, meringue and whipped cream
One of the schools named in the Public Schools Act of 1868
School attended by Prince Harry and Hugh Laurie
Venerable British prep school
School that Prince Harry attended
Where 007 was expelled from
Prestigious British prep school
College since 1440
School Prince William went to
Boris Johnson's alma mater
Too
Cane syrup
Haul girl up who's falling behind
Masculine stratagem in rising river's working
Closed door to begin with - need to get dressed
Some tin got smelted making these?
The last song on Side One of the 1967 album Songs of Leonard Cohen
(?) Clue Number 9 for 200405
Most seen baked dessert
European to name Berkshire town
College close to neglected houses
Sort of mess thats put away when picked up
English half of Bolton a privileged place
Recalled Bills privileged start in life?
School nurse taking temperature close to lido
Bill picked up wall game here
Renowned public school
Berkshire town with a public school for boys founded in 1440
English school of note
School sited between Derby and Oxford, initially
Where Prince William went
British school for boys
School where some of "Shakespeare in Love" was filmed
School attended by Eddie Redmayne and Hugh Laurie
Famed English boarding school
___ crop, women's short hairstyle of the 1920s
Sweet tone?
Male equivalent of Cheltenham Ladies College
School that offers an Orwell Award
___ jacket (formal men's wear)
At intervals, went round educational establishment
Venerable British school
Venerable British school
Prestigious English boarding school
Where Prince Harry went to school
Boys-only British school
British school attended by many prime ministers
Windsor Bridge town
School board sacking head
___ collar, crop, jacket or mess
School attended by Orwell
Prep school about an hour by train from London
Where Charles sons went
School (or anagram) of note
School that 007 attended
Where Aldous Huxley taught Orwell
School attended by Harry and William
Change that makes bare barn a place of education
Purpose-built rowing lake used at the 2012 Olympics
Prince William went there
Where Prince Harry and Prince William went to school
Secondary school near Windsor that has produced more British MPs than any other
Elite British boys' school
Returned message
Head of eighteenth century school
England's largest all-boys boarding school
Fleming and Orwells school
Public school founded in 1440
Boys-only boarding school in England
Prep school attended by Hugh Laurie and Tom Hiddleston
Prep school attended by Eddie Redmayne and Hugh Laurie
Where le Carré taught French
School with societies instead of organisations
Sir Denis ___-Hogg (president of Polymer Records, in This Is Spinal Tap)
Boys-only school since 1440
School that Shelley went to
School near Heathrow
College on the River Thames
Home of Kings Scholars
Posh prep school
Skipping German, be successful in school
Do not cope with right jerks!
Reportedly finished off – where did Cameron and Johnson go?
Where to see privileged learners melt down every so often
Alma mater of Ian Fleming (as well as James Bond)
___ blue (original team color of the Chelsea Football Club)




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