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Answer: ROYAL

ROYAL is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 99 times.

• Flush variety
• Shade of blue
• Kansas City athlete
• Palace dweller
• Like some flushes
• Kind of pain
• Kind of treatment
• Castle dweller
• The __ treatment (red-carpet reception, say)
• Typewriter brand
• Kingly
• "The ___ Tenenbaums" (Gene Hackman film)
• Like the best flushes
• Majestic
• Old Remington competitor
• The R in R.C.M.P.
• Fit for a king
• Word before blue or purple
• Throne occupant
• One with subjects
• Kansas City baseball player
• Part of HRH
• Part of RAF
• King or queen
• Like Buckingham Palace
• Classic typewriter
• Not common
• Fit for a queen
• Of a king or queen
• British tabloid fodder
• Blue shade
• ___ flush (highest poker hand)
• Part of RCMP
• Kansas City ballplayer
• Prince Charles, for one
• Born to the purple
• Word with pain or treatment
• Like a king or queen
• Palace-related
• What we may be?
• A la king?
• Word in RCMP
• Kingly or queenly
• [See blurb]
• Word before pain or treatment
• Queenly
• Befitting a sovereign
• Monarchial
• ___ flush
• Like some pains
• The ___ we (pompous pronoun)
• Buckingham Palace resident
• Princess, e.g.
• Flush of a sort
• Kind of flush
• Kind of pain?
• Blue hue
• Kauffman Stadium ballplayer
• "___ Playhouse"
• Pertaining to a sovereign
• H*H
• Regal
• "The ___ Tenenbaums"
• ___ blue
• 5-Down, for his entire career
• Flush preceder
• flush
• Of queens and kings
• Prince Harry is one
• Kansas City player
• Imperial
• Your ___ Highness
• Like kings and queens
• Of sovereigns
• Kate Middleton, for one
• Queen, for one
• Pertaining to kings and queens
• Part of 52-Down
• Born to a king
• Like Meghan Markle, now
• Appropriate for a palace
• Word before flush or pain
• "Once in ___ David's City" (carol)
• John larroquette, on "payne"
• Kind of jelly
• Supremely stately
• Prince or princess
• Word before we or flush
• Palace resident
• Fit for a queen or king
• Word with "family" or "flush"
• Kansas City baseballer
• Word with family or flush
• Word before "blue" or "flush"
• The "R" of H.R.H.
• Monarch-related
• Having 12 or more points to his antlers
• Adjective applied to the U.K.'s Air Force and Navy, but not Army
• Like some flushes and screw-ups