In American terminology, an easy pace(6 letters)
Below is the answer to the crossword clue “In American terminology, an easy pace”, taken from the Evening Standard's Cryptic crossword on 17th September 2025.
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- #21 down In American terminology, an easy pace (6) 17th September 2025
- #8 down With ten squeezed into a car, don't go too fast (6) 18th June 2025
- #23 down Horse's gait (6) 1st April 2025
- #36 across Horse's gait (6) 31st December 2024
- #8 down Run as one simply cannot do, on a half of beer (6) 29th July 2024
- #23 down Run around in a trance (6) 10th April 2023
- #12 across Find it impossible to turn about at a fast pace (6) 13th May 2022
- #30 across Pace at which to ride to Bury? (6) 9th February 2022
- #1 down Horse's gait (6) 1st December 2021
- #12 down Horse's gait (6) 12th June 2020
- #21 down In American terminology, an easy pace (6) 25th February 2020
- #8 down Run one in, perhaps, for certain (6) 9th July 2019
- #8 down With ten squeezed into a car, don't go too fast (6) 19th March 2019
- #23 down Horse's gait (6) 13th December 2018
- #36 across Horse's gait (6) 20th September 2018
- #8 down Run as one simply cannot do, on a half of beer (6) 8th May 2018
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