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Other crossword clues for answer "MUM"

MUM
Family member, in Manchester
The word
Clammed up
Silent
Not verbalizing
Bath parent
British parent
See 50-Across
Tight-lipped
Not chatty
__'s the word
Bath raiser?
Not giving anything away
Giving nothing up
Zipped
The word, sometimes
Dad's mate, in Dorchester
It's the word
The word, to secret keepers
___'s the word!
Britain's Queen ___
Speechless
Close-mouthed
Not telling
Ornamental flower, for short
Saying nothing
Close-lipped
It may be "the word"
Chicago's official flower, familiarly
Not divulging a thing
Quiet
Manchester mother
Fall bloomer
The word, often
Hastings household name
Fall bloom
Uncommunicative
Hardly blabby
Not blabbing
The word, as suggested by the saying formed by the ends of this puzzle's four longest answers
Ornamental flower
Not exactly talkative
The word in silence
Bath mother
Autumn flower, for short
Fall flower, for short
Not saying anything
Bluey and Bingo's parent
Kate Middleton, to Prince George
York mother
The word, maybe
Flower, for short
Autumn blossom, briefly
Daisy's cousin
Buttoned up
Family name in Nottingham
Keeping quiet
Taciturn.
Queen ___
Tacit
Mother, in Motherwell
Not saying a word
The citizens are ___, and speak not a word.—Shakespeare.
Strong German ale.
Not speaking.
Fall flower.
Football flower.
Mamma.
Flower: Colloq.
With sealed lips.
Tongue-tied.
Quiet flower
The word, at times
Wordless
Showy flower, for short
It's sometimes the word
Mother's flower?
Member of a British family
Big bloom
England's Queen ___
Not saying a thing
On the q.t.
Mother's Day flower, in Australia
Shh ... it's the word!
Flower that sounds like a family member
Keep ___
The word, in a saying
It's the word for no words
It's the word to the wordless
Mother pushing a pram, say
This is the word
With mouth shut
It might be the word
The word, if you're silent
British mother
It's the word, sometimes
Mother, to a Brit
Mother, in the U.K.
Mother, in Australia
Texas homecoming flower, for short
British family member
Tight-mouthed
Dad's mate, to a Brit
Canterbury parent
Queen __
Common bloomer
Far from forthcoming