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• 4th C. nomad

• 4th century brute

• 4th century European invader

• 4th century nomad

• 5th C. invader

• 5th century barbarian

• 5th-century invader

• Alternative to sweet-'ums

• Ancient Mongol

• Ancient pillager

• Ancient steppe warrior

• Ancient vandal

• Ancient warrior

• Attila

• Attila follower

• Attila for one

• Attila or one of his followers

• Attila the ___

• Attila was one

• Attila, e.g.

• Attila, notably

• Attila, to his wife?

• Attila's tag, with The

• Barbarian

• Barbarian invader

• Barbaric sort

• Barbaric type

• Barbarous bloke

• Barbarous one

• Barbarous person

• Barbarous sort

• Chalons combatant

• Combative nomad

• Compete

• Destructive one

• Destructive person

• Destructive sort

• Doughboy's foe

• Ephthalite

• Fierce 3rd-century nomad

• Fifth century barbarian

• Fifth century warrior

• Fifth-century invader

• Fifth-century marauder

• Fifth-century raider

• Fifth-century sacker

• Follower of Attila

• Fourth-century sacker

• Goth foe of long ago

• Goth subjugator

• Goth's kin

• Great Migration participant

• He followed Attila

• Horde member

• Invader of Gaul

• Marauder

• Marauder of old

• Marauder of yore

• Member of a horde

• Member of Attila's horde

• Minion of Attila

• Mongol invader

• Nomadic barbarian

• Nomadic invader of yore

• Old barbarian

• Old-time marauder

• One defeated at Ch

• One of a horde

• Ostrogoth's foe

• Pillager

• Pillager of the past

• Pillager of yore

• Pillager, maybe

• Polygraph unexpectedly traps vandal (3)

• Raider of old

• Ravager

• Roman foe

• Ruthless raider

• Savage sort

• Shenyang's river

• Unsparing warrior

• Vandal

• Villainous person who sounds like a sweetheart?

• A member of a nomadic people who invaded Europe in the 4th century

• Offensive terms for a person of German descent

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