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The E2 80 94 Of March Crossword Clue and Answers List
| Rate | Answer | Clue |
| WALK | March | |
| TROOP | March | |
| OCTOGENARIAN | 80-year-old | |
| STRIDE | March | |
| PARADE | March | |
| FOOTSLOG | To march | |
| AQUAMARINE | March stone | |
| STRODE | March confidently | |
| IDES | March 15th | |
| MARCHED | Of March | |
| MARCHING | Of March | |
| APRIL | March, ..., May | |
| STEP | March, goose ... | |
| FIFTEENTH | Ides (of March) | |
| AISLE | Wedding March route | |
| DATE | 15th March, etc. | |
| DEMARCH | March; walk; gait. | |
| DISMARCH | To march away. | |
| PROCESSION | To march in procession. | |
| DEMONSTRATION | March will provide observable proof | |
| MERCHANT | Shopkeeper makes ten march about | |
| BEWARE | ... the ides of March! | |
| DOUBLE-QUICK | Double-quick time, step, or march. | |
| HANDS | Hired workers in March and September | |
| MACHO | March? Oh, that sounds too manly! | |
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