Literal 8 letters | Crosswordiee.com

Crossword clues for Literal 8 letters:

LITERATE: Like an English teacher
LITERATE: Like Buckley's columns, say
LITERATE: What one must be to vote.
LITERATE: Able to read
LITERATE: Well-schooled
LITERATE: Computer- ___
LITERATE: Well-read
LITERATE: Knowledgeable
LITERATE: Learned, perhaps
LITERATE: Like an educated person
LITERATE: Learned
LITERATE: Educated.
ETCETERA: Literally, "and the rest"
BOOKENDS: Items found on library shelves, and what are literally found in each set of circled letters
WITOADFE: Frog that carries fertilized eggs on its back, literally?
SEQUITUR: Literally, Latin for "it follows"
AMATEURS: Lovers, literally
TREETOPS: Canopy creators ... or what can literally be found in 6-, 10-, 24- and 34-Down
WELLREAD: Literate
WILDOATS: What young people may sow ... and what's literally hidden in the answers to starred clues
DYSTOPIA: Literally, Greek for "bad place"
TRAILMIX: Hiker's snack that's literally found in 17-, 29-, 39- and 47-Across
UPSTARTS: Social climbers, and what the answers to the starred clues literally have
HALFMOON: First or last quarter ... and, literally, what can be found on either end of 18-, 22-, 38-/40- and 49-Across
ZWIEBACK: Literally, "twice-baked"
ANECDOTE: Not published, literally
FISHHEAD: Ingredient in some Asian soup, or, literally, what each answer to a starred clue has
BACKDROP: Painted setting behind stage actors, or what the ends of 17-, 21-, 33-, 42- and 54-Across can literally have
ANEMONES: Flowers whose name literally means "daughter of the wind"
DONETOAT: Like the desserts in this puzzle, literally?
WHITECAP: Bit of ocean chop ... or, literally, what each part of 3-, 8-, 10-, 34- and 38-Down can have
TIRAMISU: Literally, it's Italian for "pick-me-up"
MAUNALOA: Literally, it means "long mountain"
INNEREAR: Balance organ that's literally found in the answers to starred clues
BOREALIS: Literally, "northern"
PRIEDIEU: Literally, "pray God"
BOYCRAZY: Like many teen girls, and a literal hint to this puzzle's circled squares
CASHBACK: Rebate, and, literally, what the end of each answer to a starred clue can be
LAPUENTE: California city, literally "the bridge"
DAYSHIFT: What a nine-to-fiver works ... or, literally, what each set of circled letters represents
KAMIKAZE: Literally, "divine wind"
SAYONARA: Literally, "if it must be so"
OCARINAS: Instruments whose name literally means "little goose"
TORTILLA: Literally, "little cake"
FALLBACK: Spring forward partner (a reminder for November 5th) ... and what the last word of each answer to a starred clue can literally have
CAFFEINE: Eye-opener, literally
TURNCOAT: Traitor, and a literal hint to this puzzle's circles
ALTEREGO: Literally, "other self"
VALHALLA: Literally, "hall of the slain"
CLUELESS: Like five answers in this puzzle, literally and figuratively