Ruled Kingdom And Quit When Simba First Disappeared Crossword Clue

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REIGNED
- Occupied the throne
- Prevailed
- Reportedly showered and wore the crown
- Ruled
- Ruled as monarch
- Ruled kingdom and quit when Simba first disappeared
- Ruled kingdom in greed, perhaps

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