Like some houses. 5 letters | Crosswordiee.com

Crossword clues for Like some houses. 5 letters:

CAGED: Housed like Tweety
STIED: Housed like a pig.
ONTAP: Like house beer
LIMPS: Walks like House
PANED: Like glass houses
AFIRE: Like a house __ (vigorously)
UNLET: Like some houses.
EERIE: Like fun houses
AFIRE: Like a house ___
EAVED: Like most houses
STRAW: Like a house destroyed by this puzzle's subject
EERIE: Like haunted houses
FURRY: Like many house pets
LISTS: Puts on the market, like a house
AFIRE: Like a house __ (speedily)
BRICK: Like the house this puzzle's subject couldn't destroy
EGGED: Like a house subjected to a high-school prank, perhaps
SCARY: Like haunted houses
ASBIG: Like a house?
EERIE: Like unexplained house creaks, say
LITUP: Like festive houses during the holidays
DENSE: Like urban housing, typically
ONTAP: Like the house beer
EERIE: Like a haunted house
EERIE: Like an abandoned house with music coming from inside
BUILT: Like a brick house
SCARY: Like a haunted house
WEBBY: Like doorways of haunted houses
STRAW: Like one of the houses destroyed by the Big Bad Wolf
TUDOR: Built like London's Sutton House
INDIE: Like many art-house films
EERIE: Like "The Haunting of Hill House"
SOOTY: Like Santa after entering a house, perhaps
ARMEY: Former House Majority Leader who sounds like he should have been Secretary of Defense?
EERIE: Like howls in a haunted house
GREEK: Like letters on some college houses
BOFFO: Like Broadway shows with constantly packed houses
EATME: Words on a parade float shaped like a giant cake, in a famous "Animal House" scene
SHEBA: Come Back, Little ___.” nyt 1953 SHEBA Ancient country in Arabia. nyt 1953 SHED Diffuse and impart. nyt 1953 SHED Tool house. nyt 1953 SHEDTEARS Emulated Niobe. nyt 1953 SHEEN TV headliner. nyt 1953 SHEEN TV's prelate. nyt 1953 SHEENS Lusters. nyt 1953 SHEEP Karakul. nyt 1953 SHEEP Nursery strays. nyt 1953 SHEER 66 gauge, 12 denier, in nylons. nyt 1953 SHEER Diaphanous. nyt 1953 SHEER Dropping suddenly down. nyt 1953 SHEER Unmixed. nyt 1953 SHEIK Subject of Edith M. Hull's best seller. nyt 1953 SHELF Part of a cupboard. nyt 1953 SHELL Item in a confidence game. nyt 1953 SHELL Type of light shoe, like a pump. nyt 1953 SHELLACS Defeats decisively: Slang. nyt 1953 SHELLED Handed over (with out"): Colloq.
EERIER: Like haunted houses, compared to ordinary houses
EERIER: Like haunted houses vis-à-vis normal houses
EERIER: Like a haunted house vis- -vis a fun house
BIENNIAL: Like House races
NEATER: Like houses after spring cleaning, comparatively
EVEN: Like House election years
ELECTRICAL: Like house wiring
LAWS: ___, like houses, lean on one another: Edmund Burke
BIENNIAL: Like House elections
STGEORGE: ___ and the Dragonet,” popular satirical record. nyt 1954 STICKTO Persevere in. nyt 1954 STICKUP Armed robbery. nyt 1954 STIED Housed like a pig. nyt 1954 STIES Piggeries. nyt 1954 STIFLE Suppress. nyt 1954 STIGMATA Small marks or scars. nyt 1954 STILE Accessory to a fence. nyt 1954 STILE Convenience for mounting a fence. nyt 1954 STILE Fence crossing. nyt 1954 STILL Picture: Colloq. nyt 1954 STILL Tranquil. nyt 1954 STILLS Pictures. nyt 1954 STILLS Theatre lobby pictures. nyt 1954 STILLY Oft in the ___ night . . . "
FEM: Like "house," or "chair," in France: Abbr.