Mirror Quiz answers for August 25, 2026
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Martin -, US president from 1837-41, whose first language was Dutch (3,5) Crossword Clue Answer
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The answer to "Martin -, US president from 1837-41, whose first language was Dutch (3,5)" is VANOUTEN (8 letters).
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This clue appeared in Mirror Quiz Crossword on August 25, 2026. Use the full puzzle page to review every Across and Down clue.