OXFORD

OXFORD


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Word: oxford
Phonetic: /ˈɒksfəd/
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A variety of shoe, typically made of heavy leather.
(by ellipsis) An Oxford Dictionary.


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#92
Brogue
Destination for Rhodes scholars
Dudley Moores alma mater
English university since about the 12th century
Rhodes scholars alma mater
Setting of Ole Miss
Stephen Hawkings alma mater
Sturdy shoe
U.K. university & 60s Morris model
Where Clinton didnt inhale
Where Clinton spent the late 60s
English university city
City on the Thames
92
Stephen Hawking's alma mater
Alma mater for J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis
City of dreaming spires
Dreaming Spires city
No odd fixture
University city
English university
Dark blue university?
Crossroads in central London
Rhodes Scholarship university
Boat Race's Dark Blues
University — shoe
… that sweet City with her dreaming spires …
Steer for centre of Dodge City
UK seat of learning
Crosses behind old English city
Team having odd fixture? No problem
A Morris, neat car
Matthew Arnold's 'city of dreaming spires'
City roundabout to cross by car
See 9
University evokes old times for many
Clinton was here
Old president holding vote in Mississippi city
Beast goes by car on 5
3-Downs alma mater
Dark blue shoe?
Not totally orthodox for detective that embraces lost causes
Shoe style on many performers in London
Nothing wrong with car that's kind of blue
See 29
Kind of blue shoe
Its rival's sporting gear is a shade lighter
Old cross hides another one that's worn
Tony Blair went there
UK based Covid-19 vaccine manufacturer
Location of the UK's octagonal 4 of the Winds
A shoe, a shirt, a comma - or a city in England
Big sole, perversely, binds
Lubricates
1947 musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II that was their fourth collaboration together
City's zero mark in vote for duke
Contents of box for designer footwear
Old-established English university
The "city of dreaming spires", according to poet Matthew Arnold
The city of dreaming spires, according to poet Matthew Arnold
English city at the confluence of the Rivers Thames and Cherwell
Steer, following ring road to reach city
Venerable English university
City in which 15 Road is found
Hugh Grant and Michael Palin studied there
Comma or college?
Kind of 18, or kind of blue
___ comma (other name for the serial comma)
Steer car? One may go on foot




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