Country Cousin Connecting Harness To Tail End Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 03-03-2026
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- Bumpkin
- Country bumpkin
- Country bumpkin has a couple of oxen left
- Country cousin connecting harness to tail-end
- Country lad
- Farmhand
- Hayseed

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