Stiff Clerical Cap Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: stiff clerical cap. We have 1 answers for stiff clerical cap in our database.

Possible answers to stiff clerical cap

BIRETTA
- Priest's square cap
- Priest’s square cap
- Stiff clerical cap
- Same as Berretta.

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