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Crossword clue for "LOO"

LOO: Head across the pond?

Other crossword clues for answer "LOO"

LOO: John, in the UK; London lavatory; Card game; John; John, to Ringo; Water closet; Winchester washroom; Relief station; British john; Elton's john; Old card game; WC; Gambling game; John on the West End; ___ roll (toilet paper, across the pond); John, to Paul McCartney; Bath bathroom; John, to the Beatles?; Place for the English to go; Porcelain throne in England; Prince Albert's can?; Queen's throne?; May's relief spot?; Toilet; John for Elton; Bath toilet; Privy to King Charles's private business?; Site of English thrones?; Eton john; British head?; Cameron's can; English bowl; Football hooligans go here; Head of Chelsea; Head of Parliament?; Place to buy drugs at a British rave, probably; Pot in Portsmouth; Seat at Wimbledon?; Throne in Buckingham Palace; Where the pissed piss; Where to go at Hogwarts; Where to go in Manchester; Portsmouth pot; Trump-taking game; Eton's head; Sadiq Khan's head; Can in a pub; Hull head; Portsmouth pisser; Where to go; John of London; John of Manchester United; Where birds go?; Buckingham Palace facilities; Head in the Tube; Buckingham Palace's throne room; Number one room in Buckingham Palace; Room with a lot of cans; Privy; 1 Across, possibly; Lav in London; Brit's restroom; Londoner's lavatory; Where Brits go?; Head of a pub?; John, in Bath; Place to go in England?; The gents' in Kent; John of Salisbury?; British amenity; British throne?; Unicorn in "The Magic of Oz"; London facility; Reading facility?; Head at Heathrow; Head at 10 Downing Street?; John of Canterbury; Card game in which the jack of clubs trumps all; Relief spot at Tate Modern; Popular intermission spot at Royal Albert Hall; What there's often a line for during West End intermissions; Where many Man U fans go at half-time; Brit's "usual offices"; Where to go with British Airways; Bathroom, in Bath; John of England; Canterbury can; Head of British Parliament?; Brit's W.C.; Lennon's john; Old trick-taking card game; W.C., in the U.K.; Looby ___ (kid's song); Lav of London; London john; Where to go, in London?; London lav; John, in London; Head of England?; Head of 10 Downing Street?; John for Elton John; Where a Briton may take a break; Head of London?; Bath room fixture?; Brit's lav; British bathroom; Coventry can; Potty, in Plymouth; Firth of Forth facilities?; Wembley Stadium facility; English privy; Liverpool lav; One of 78 in Buckingham Palace; UK convenience; Wimbledon washroom; Brit's 36-Down; Wee place; Word that sounds like a man's name and is synonymous with "john"; ___ roll; Place where bums are allowed to hang out?; Place for a wee; The ___ Sanction; Where a Fleet Streeter flushes; It's flushed in London; Head of Britain?; John, to Paul; Head of the British Isles; Lav in Leeds; Leeds lav; Can in Coventry; Head of Liverpool?; John of Bath; London throne?; Place to go in Rugby?; English site of a royal flush?; John abroad; Oft-visited pub room; Manchester head?; Bathroom, across the pond; Brit's bathroom; Halifax head; London lav (Diagonally from square 69 to square 45) What happens after the starts of 21-, 29-, 48- and 56-Across; Place for a plunger in Plymouth; British lav; Head of Hastings?; Bloke's bathroom; Coventry bathroom; Lav, in Bath; London facilities; Plymouth pit stop; Place to go in Gloucester; Hastings head; John in Wimbledon; John of the U.K.; Canterbury commode; Head across the Atlantic?; John in Albert Hall; John, to Paul, George and Ringo; Leicester toilet; Place to go in London; Head of MI6?; John in the Albert Hall; Lav; Restroom, to a Brit; Bathroom, to a Brit; Brit's washroom; Ringo's john; 68-Across restroom; Three-person game; Game with forfeits; Water's end; Londoner's lav; Euchre forerunner; Game or place with flushes; Facility at Heathrow; Facility at Wimbledon; Liverpool lavatory; Number one place in Britain?; John in the Parliament; Parliament head?; Toilet, to a Brit; Bumf is put in it; Place that British women can't stand going?; Bath half-bath half; British throne setting?; John, to Elton John; Restroom, to Ringo; Privy, to a Brit; Jakes; Game.; Card game, with forfeits.; Game connected with "pam."; Chinese name.; Three or five-card game.; Game at cards.; Three-handed card game.; Old game.; Lanterloo.; Game of chance.; Game with stakes and forfeits; Card game of ancient origin; Looby-___ (singing game); Card game of crossword fame; Richard ___, Oriental actor; Trevanian's "The ___ Sanction"; Looby-___, children's game; Water game?; Hail!; The ___ Sanctions: Trevanian; Richard ___, Hawaiian actor; Hawaiian-born actor; Brit's closet; Forfeit in a card game; British "relief station"; Forfeit-paying game; John of York; Restroom at the Cock & Bull; British facility; Card game with a pool; John of Lancaster; Place for a pit stop in London; John of Parliament; Oft-visited part of a pub; Where to go in Gloucester; Boys' or girls' room, in London; Ladies' or gents', e.g.; W.C., in England; Bathroom, in Brighton; Malodourous room?; W.C. in London; Drawing-room game in "Pride and Prejudice"; Head of Great Britain; Where to go in Greenwich?; Head of Buckingham Palace?; Old card game with forfeits; What might charge a going rate?; Can of Cornwall?; Can of Prince Albert?; John, to Paul, George or Ringo; Back of a public house, maybe; Can of Newcastle; Card game akin to euchre; Card game with stakes; Head for a pub; London can; Place to go in Soho; Stall in London; Bath can; Brit's toilet; Head overseas; John of Liverpool; London bathroom; Throne room at Buckingham Palace; Head of Hogwarts; Place to go in Britain?; British can; English head; Derby head; John of Cambridge; John, in Britain; John, overseas; English facilities; John, to Lennon; A head; Can, in Canterbury; Facilities in England; Head of Eton?; Place for a royal flush?; ___ roll (Brits' term for toilet paper); Looky-___ (overcurious sort); Head of St. Paul's Cathedral?; Restroom in a pub; ___ roll (toilet paper, in Britspeak); U.K. W.C.; Can, overseas; Portsmouth privy; Wee spot?; Site of graffiti with off-colour humour; Leeds lavatory; -- tide; Leicester lav; Ian's john; English lav; Lav, in Soho; John, to Ian; Lav, in Britain; Lav in a pub; Keb' Mo' "Loola ___"; The head you head to, in English pub; Toilet to U.K. rockers; Head, in English club; Used between sets in U.K.; Can in a British pub?; John in a British pub; Blair bathroom; Powder room; Lord Privy Seal's privy; Canterbury privy; British throne, so to speak; Bathroom, in New Zealand; Place to go on a visit to London; ___ roll (toilet paper, to the British); Piccadilly privy; ___ roll (toilet paper, in Britain); London restaurant feature; British "water closet"; British restroom; English lavatory; 19th-century card game; John, to a Brit; Where to go in England?; Oxford outhouse; English restroom; Australian bathroom; Bathroom in Bloomsbury; Water closet, chap; Bathroom, in Bristol; Lav, in the U.K.; London restroom; Lavatory, in London; Bathroom, in Birmingham; Bathroom, to Londoners; John, in England; Bathroom at Wimbledon; Lav, in Liverpool; Restroom at a pub; Where pub goers go?; Bathroom, to Aussies; Titania's mate; Bath bathroom object; A place to go in London?; Head of the United Kingdom?; Where to go when you gotta go in London; Lav, to a Brit; Bathroom, in Britain; Bathroom, in Brixton; Bathroom, in Leeds; Bathroom, in Liverpool; Bathroom, in London; Bathroom, to Brits; ___ roll (Brit's toilet paper); British potty; Looky-___ (rubbernecker); Throne room, in Britain; John of Nottingham; John in Parliament; John Bull's john; John, to Keats; Game akin to euchre; John for John Major; Lav, to a chav; West End washroom; Bathroom at a pub; English throne?; Euchre ancestor; John, to Cleese; Kent can; Pub privy; Hereford head; Reading facilities; Card game similar to euchre; Restroom in Reading; John, for Gielgud; Where a Brit may sit; Head abroad?; Heathrow head