Canter : 3 answers – Crossword-Clue

" . . . the ___ Te Deums of the Canterbury bells": Lowell "Canter" has one; "center" does not "Canterbury Tales "character "Canterbury Tales" beverage "Canterbury Tales" drink "Canterbury Tales" group "Canterbury Tales" inn "Canterbury Tales" pilgrim "Canterbury" episode "Canterbury" story "The Canterbury ___" "The Canterbury Tales" author "The Canterbury Tales" character "The Canterbury Tales" charlatan "The Canterbury Tales" estate manager "The Canterbury Tales" inn "The Canterbury Tales" pilgrim "The Canterbury Tales" setting "The Canterbury Tales" traveler "The Canterville Ghost" author "The Canterville Ghost" writer A 12th-century Archbishop of Canterbury A Canterbury pilgrim Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas _____ Archbishop of Canterbury's headdress Cabbies in Canterbury Can in Canterbury Candies, in Canterbury Candy, in Canterbury Cans, in Canterbury Canter Canter alternative Canter and rack, e.g. Canter and single-foot Canter and trot Canter kin Canter leisurely Canter or gallop Canter or gallop, e.g. Canter or trot Canter, e.g. Canter, etc. Canter, for example Canter, for one Canter's cousin Canter's kin Canter's relative Canterbury can Canterbury cans Canterbury coins Canterbury collection Canterbury commode Canterbury containers Canterbury coppers Canterbury crib on wheels, basically Canterbury currency Canterbury headdress Canterbury locale Canterbury offering Canterbury offerings Canterbury pilgrim Canterbury pilgrimage diversion Canterbury prelate's headdress Canterbury quarters Canterbury stories Canterbury units Canterbury's county Canterbury's home CanterburyTales pilgrim Cantered Cantering Canterlike gait Canters Canters leisurely Canters, e.g. Carpenter's joint, in Canterbury Comic device used several times in "The Canterbury Tales" County counterpart, in Canterbury Cousins of canters Curbstone, in Canterbury Dogtrot and canter Dogtrot and canter, for two Don't quite canter Easy canter Faster than a canter Gait between walk and canter Gait like a canter Gait not as fast as a canter Gait resembling a canter Gait slower than a canter Gaits between walks and canters Gallop or canter Gallop, trot or canter Go cantering Great ___ River, through Canterbury Harry Bailly, in "The Canterbury Tales" Headdress at Canterbury Headdress for the Archbishop of Canterbury His tale follows the Friar's in "The Canterbury Tales" Inc., in Canterbury It's faster than a canter It's slower than a canter John of Canterbury More than a canter Move slower than a canter Not quite canter One of Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims One of the Canterbury pilgrims One of the Canterbury stories Oswald, in "The Canterbury Tales" Outdoes a canter Pace between a walk and a canter Pace or canter Pace that's slower than a canter Pilgrim in Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" Pulled up after a canter Stride or canter Symbol of authority at Canterbury Symbol of dignity at Canterbury Third tale-teller in "The Canterbury Tales" Trot and canter Trot or canter Trot or canter, e.g. Trot or canter, for example Trot, canter and gallop Trot, canter, etc. Village near Canterbury Walk or canter Walk, trot or canter What's sometimes on top of the Archbishop of Canterbury Where Canterbury is Work up to a canter Works up to a canter Year St. Augustine of Canterbury died