Boffin Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 03-06-2024
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Possible answers to boffin

EGGHEAD
- A brainy type, like Humpty- Dumpty?
- A brainy type, like Humpty-Dumpty?
- Academic jokily
- An intellectual
- An intellectual, informally
- Boffin
- Highbrow
ASTRONOMER
- Observatory boffin
- Observer of celestial bodies
- One who studies celestial bodies
- Scientist studying celestial bodies
- Scientist who studies the stars and planets
- Stargazer
- An astrologer.

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