Answer SIR – Crossword Puzzle Solver
| clue | answer | length |
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| Old letter opener? | SIR | 3 |
| Part of a salutation | SIR | 3 |
| Poitier title role | SIR | 3 |
| Polite term of address | SIR | 3 |
| Post-dubbing title | SIR | 3 |
| Prepare, as paint | SIR | 3 |
| Prestigious address | SIR | 3 |
| Private reply line? | SIR | 3 |
| Private's byword | SIR | 3 |
| Private's greeting | SIR | 3 |
| Quaint letter start | SIR | 3 |
| Raleigh, for one | SIR | 3 |
| Respectful address | SIR | 3 |
| Respectful title | SIR | 3 |
| ___ Speedy (photocopying store) | SIR | 3 |
| Terse letter opener | SIR | 3 |
| Title for a baronet | SIR | 3 |
| Title for a knight | SIR | 3 |
| Title for a superior | SIR | 3 |
| Title for the unknown | SIR | 3 |
| Title of nobility with 3 letters |
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| Title of nobility | SIR | 3 |
| Title of respect | SIR | 3 |
| Title that's conferred | SIR | 3 |
| To whom it may concern? | SIR | 3 |
| What to call a baronet | SIR | 3 |
| What to call a knight | SIR | 3 |
| What to call an officer | SIR | 3 |
| What to call a sergeant | SIR | 3 |
| Word after "aye, aye" | SIR | 3 |
| Word after yes or dear | SIR | 3 |
| Word for a superior | SIR | 3 |
| Word heard at boot camp | SIR | 3 |
| Word of politesse | SIR | 3 |
| Word said with a salute | SIR | 3 |
| Word that's conferred | SIR | 3 |
| Yes and no follower | SIR | 3 |
| Yes follower, often | SIR | 3 |
| Title for pirate Francis Drake | SIR | 3 |
| Hardly an ordinary Joe | SIR | 3 |
| How every letter to The Economist begins | SIR | 3 |
| '67 Poitier role | SIR | 3 |
| Address form? | SIR | 3 |
| Army address | SIR | 3 |
| Baronet's title | SIR | 3 |
| Baron's address | SIR | 3 |
| Base address | SIR | 3 |
| Bestowed title | SIR | 3 |
| Bors, e.g. | SIR | 3 |
| Bors, for one | SIR | 3 |
| British rank | SIR | 3 |
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