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- Beautician, sometimes
- Fabric worker
- Textile worker
- Your Erroneous Zones author
- Zeppelin tune "___ Maker"
- Led Zeppelin's reggae-influenced "___ Mak'er"
- Author Wayne
- Colorist
- Hair colorer
- Led Zeppelin classic "___ Maker"
- Zep's "___ Maker"
- Coloring agent
- Color worker
- Motivational speaker Dr. Wayne
- Self-help author Wayne
- Salon specialist
- User of Rit
- Henna user
- New blonde, say
- One working with lots
- Batik artisan
- One with a colorful job?
- Henna applier
- One who changes colors
- One who tints fabrics
- Henna handler
- Vat worker
- Batik worker
- Salon employee
- Lock changer?
- One who adjusts the shades
- Peroxide blonde, e.g.
- Worker with colorings
- Beautician, at times
- Shade changer
- Worker with a colorful job?
- Color changer
- Certain color changer
- Color chart user
- One in a colorful business?
- Gray remover, perhaps
- Easter egg colorer
- Unnatural one?
- One changing colors
- Salon colorist
- Blonde, at times
- Batik artist
- Certain colorist
- Colorful worker?
- Tannery worker
- Yarn colorer
- Salon worker
- Textile mill worker
- Garment worker
- One skilled at giving hints?
- One who adds a little color
- Coloring expert
- Cloth worker
- Color man
- The Power of Intention author
- Worker with henna
- Hairdresser, often
- Artisan of 39 Down
- Hair colorist
- One repurposing yogurt containers
- Person coloring clothing
- Hair salon's color changer
- Hair stylist, at times
- Unnatural blonde, e.g.
- Creator of Easter eggs
- Stainer.
- Clothing refurbisher.
- Colorer.
- Mary ___, Quaker martyr.
- Cards' manager.
- Cardinals' manager in 1950.
- Imparter of hues.
- Rejuvenator of clothing.
- Cardinals' former manager.
- Garment rejuvenator.
- Refurbisher of clothing.
- He changes colors.
- Word on some tailors' windows.
- Cleaner's companion.
- Worker with clothing.
- Worker with colors.
- Alizarin user
- Cleaner's partner.
- Worker with fabrics.
- British poet.
- Cleaner and ___.
- Musician Richard ___-Bennet
- Color expert
- Vat man
- Beauty-parlor worker
- Staining agent
- The vat man
- Author of "Your Erroneous Zones"
- Author of "Pulling Your Own Strings"
- He wrote "Pulling Your Own Strings"
- Tinter
- Coloring vat
- Hairdresser, sometimes
- He wrote "Your Erroneous Zones"
- His stint is making tints
- Batik expert
- Hue man
- Stain maker
- He's a hue man
- Color-change specialist
- He has a colorful job
- Beautician, often
- Cloth tinter
- S/he makes blue jeans blue
- British poet: 1700-58
- Singer Richard ___ -Bennet
- Eosin user
- Textile processor
- Gray remover, maybe
- One turning color?
- One whose work is always changing
- Your Erroneous Zones author Wayne
- Tannery employee
- One whose roots may be showing
- Miss Clairol user
- Not a natural blonde
- Certain rug worker
- Easter egg decorator
- Not a natural blonde, say
- Wayne W. ___, author of "Your Erroneous Zones"
- Certain leatherworker
- One changing locks?
- Textile artist, perhaps
- Worker in a textile factory
- New brunette, say
- Cloth colorist
- Batik artist, e.g.
- ___ Mak'er (Zeppelin title that's a transliteration of "Jamaica")
- Led Zeppelin's "___ Maker"
- Salon tinter
- Zep: "___ Mak'er"
- ___ Maker by Zeppelin
- Houses of the Holy jam "___ Mak'er"
- Zeppelin's "Mak'er"
- Led Zep "___ Maker"
- Ombré expert
- Streaker?
- One whose work is constantly changing?
- Beautician, now and then
- Decorator of Easter eggs
- Nice 'N Easy user
- Certain salon employee
- Color alterer
- Batik practitioner
- Certain textile worker
- Egg handler just before Easter
- Hue changer
- Colorful textile worker?
- One who colors at work
- Cloth colorer
- Hair colorist, essentially
- Cleaner's cohort
- Self-help writer Wayne
- Tintex user
- Tie specialist?
- Salon employee, perhaps
- Certain cloth worker
- One who changes locks
- Material colorer
- A sometimes-blonde, e.g.
- Any color changer, essentially
- Clothing colorist
- One who gets the gray out
- Salon worker, at times
- Grecian Formula user
- Vat user
- Denim worker
- Fabric colorer
