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Other crossword clues for answer "PENN"

PENN
___ State
1681 Quaker colony founder
Actor Sean
Early Quaker settler
Dead Man Walking star Sean
English Quaker colonizer
{/You/} star Badgley
Teller's partner
Sch. founded by Ben Franklin
Ivy in Philly
Bonnie and Clyde director
2008 Best Actor winner
Actor Kal of the Harold and Kumar movies
Kumar portrayer Kal
Milk Oscar winner
Colonist William
Milk man
Chris of "Reservoir Dogs"
English Quaker
Famous Friend
Quaker colonist
Dead Man Walking star
Talker for Teller
Teller's pal
Sean, of "Dead Man Walking"
Ivy League member, for short
The U.S.'s oldest university, briefly
Ivy League member
State founder William
Keystone State founder
Southernmost of the Ivies
Colonial college founded by Ben Franklin, informally
Ivy that includes the Wharton School
University with the oldest med school in America (founded 1765)
A PepsiCo website FAQ says that he isn't actually the guy on Quaker Oats boxes
Annual competitor in basketball's Philly Big 5 event
Madonna's ex
Philadelphia's st.
The Thin Red Line star Sean
Ivy League team, commonly
Robert Warren's middle name
Sean of "Sweet and Lowdown"
Ivy League school in Philly
Ivy League university
I Am Sam star
Friend who founded a state
He was Eddie in "Hurlyburly"
Sean of "Colors"
Teller's magic partner
Ivy League school, briefly
Sean of "Mystic River"
The Quakers of the Ivy League
Madonna's ex Sean
Teller's magician partner
Ivy League college
Ivy League school
Teller's costar
Teller's partner in magic
English Quaker who founded a state
Alternative to Grand Central
Sean of "Milk"
Sean or William
21 Grams star
One of the Ivies
He was Milk in "Milk"
Ivy League team
Colonial Friend
Quaker colonist William with a namesake state
Milk actor Sean
Actor/director Sean
Keystone St.
Famed Quaker William
Quakers of the Ivy League
Sean of "The Game"
Cornell football rival
Duvall's "Colors" costar
Novelist Robert ___ Warren
Teller's comedy partner
Philly school
Noted Quaker
Novelist Robert __ Warren
Mystic River Oscar winner Sean
Manhattan's __ Station
Eponymous 17th-century settler
School in the Quaker Consortium
Southernmost Ivy
Keystone State Ivy
The Ivy League's Quakers
Philly Ivy
Fool Us judges __ & Teller
Magician Jillette
See 26-Down
Station under the Garden
Wharton biz school home
Founder of Philadelphia
Ben Franklin founded it
Founder of Pittsburgh's state
Quaker State founder
Ivy League school, for short
__ State (Big Ten school)
Friend of distinction
Where Mt. Pocono is
A state was named for him
Madonna ex
Noted colonial Quaker
Colony founder
Teller partner
Ivy League school, familiarly
State west of Del.
Philadelphia founder
Two-Oscar winner Sean
See 12 Down
Ivy League team, for short
Half a magic duo
Elon Musk alma mater
Quaker colonist VIP
Ivy League nickname
Southernmost Ivy League school
Ivy school in Philly
Quaker State college, for short
Quaker State school
State west of NJ
What Wharton is part of
Pittsburgh's state, for short
Wharton's university
Philly's state, for short
Philadelphia's state, for short
LIRR destination
New York's ___ Station
Station beneath MSG
Keystone State eponym
Mystic River Oscar winner
Moxie CrimeFighter's magician father
___ Relays (annual sporting event)
Teller's coworker
Famous Quaker.
Founder of American colony.
He gave his name to part of the U.S.
Famous English Quaker.
Founder of a State.
Author Robert Warren's middle name.
Founder of the Keystone State.
Stassen's concern.
Football power in Ivy League.
Founder of Gov. Fine's state.
Home of the Quakers.
He came to America in 1682.
He's atop Philadelphia's City Hall.
Signer of treaty, 1682, under 6 Down.
Milton Eisenhower's State College.
Franklin Field team.
Early American settler.
Found of the Keystone State.
English leader of Society of Friends.
Famous colonizer.
Sean of films
A signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Colonist of 1681.
Eminent Quaker.
Founder of Keystone state.
British Quaker of 17th Century.
Champion of civil rights, circa 1680.
Famed Quaker.
He stands on Philadelphia's City Hall.
Robert ___ Warren.
State: Abbr.
Commonwealth founder.
Early Quaker.
English statesman.
English admiral.
William or State.
Philadelphia name.
Well-known Quaker.
Author of "No Cross, No Crown."
Early colonist.
Jailed Friend.
American patriot
Famous William
Quaker name
Colonizer William
Keystone State name
Quaker leader
Ant over Reds' ball park
Neighbor of N.J.
State founder
State or Station
City of Brotherly Love founder
American colonizer
Lead us not into ___ Station
Author Robert ___ Warren
Writer Robert ___ Warren
___ Sta., N.Y.C.
Quaker William
___ State Nittany Lions
___ State's Nittany Lions
Colonial Quaker
William or Sean
Sean from Santa Monica
U.S. Quaker leader
Eponym of an Eastern state
Keystone State's eponym
Actor from Burbank
Philadelphia's William
Sean of Hollywood
N.Y.C. station
One 39-Across
State of Grace star
Big 10's _____ State
Poet Robert _____ Warren
Big Ten's _____ State
_____ Station
Ivy League power
Feller with Teller
The Big Apple's ___ Station
Novelist/poet Robert ___ Warren
Brown rival
___ Station
Mystic River co-star, 2003
William who has a state named after him
One of the Ivys
___ State, Big Ten school
Brown alternative
Colonial ___ (insurance firm)
All the King's Men star, 2006
William for whom a colony was named
Ivy League choice
State-founding Friend
An Ivy
One of the 53-Downs
One of the Colonial Colleges, informally
School founded by Ben Franklin
See 44-Down
One of the Ivies, informally
Talkative half of a magic duo
Half of a Vegas show duo
State with part of I-81: Abbr.
Big name in tennis balls
William who lent his name to a state
Campus abutting Drexel, informally
Half of a long-running Vegas show
The Quakers of the N.C.A.A.
William with a state named after him
*Bank employee
Big name in magic
Sch. founded by Benjamin Franklin
Company with a lot of balls
Sean of 'I Am Sam'
Sean of film
Singer/songwriter Michael
This and That Michael
Christian singer/songwriter Vaughan
No Myth Michael
Seen the Doctor singer/songwriter Michael
Singer/songwriter Michael in "Boogie Nights"
Brown foe
Cho's co-star in the "Harold & Kumar" films
Philly's Ivy
Little Big Man filmmaker
Quaker colonist William
Quaker state's man
Mystic River star
Oscar winner Sean
Historic Quaker
Quaker colony founder
Mystic River Best Actor winner
Quaker leader William
New York train station, briefly
Sean in Hollywood
Certain Ivy League inst.
Quakers' college
Station in NYC
___ & Teller
Quakers' Philly school
Wharton's school, informally
Ivy in the Keystone State, familiarly
Ivy near Drexel
Ivy with a tradition of throwing toast
Quakers' Ivy
Tennis-ball brand
Actor Sean or Christopher
Keystone State's founder
Pioneering English Quaker
Arthur or Sean
Eponymous William
Ivy League member, briefly
Keystone State founder William
Quaker who founded Philadelphia
Sean or Robin Wright
Quaker of note
Brown alternative, briefly
Ivy League school, informally
Ivy League sch.
Ivy League team, briefly
___ Station (New York terminal)
One of the Ivies, for short
NYC's ___ Station
Sean of "Into the Wild"
Teller mate
Sean with two Oscars
Teller's talkative partner
School in Philly
Harrisburg's state (Abbr.)
Philly's state (Abbr.)
School near the Liberty Bell
University in Philly
Frame of Government author
Cornell rival
An Ivy, briefly
Quakers' place
Wharton is part of it
Sean of "Hurlyburly"
Milk player
The Quakers' school
Ivy in Philadelphia
School back in 42-Across
Columbia foe
Home of college's Quakers
Oscar winner for "Milk"
Teller's foil
Best Actor winner of 2003 and 2008
School that plays home games on Franklin Field
Philadelphia Ivy