Crossword clues for Made it to the ground 4 letters:
- BEASTTALE
- Br'er Rabbit,” for instance. nyt 1954 BEAT Flap. nyt 1954 BEAT Policeman's tour-of-duty. nyt 1954 BEAT Vibrate. nyt 1954 BEATA Blessed: Latin. nyt 1954 BEATER Kitchen gadget. nyt 1954 BEATER Maul. nyt 1954 BEATER Maul. nyt 1954 BEATS Flaps, as wings. nyt 1954 BEATSTIME Accentuates the rhythm. nyt 1954 BEAUTIFUL Word for Miss America. nyt 1954 BEAUX Suitors. nyt 1954 BEAVER Fur animal. nyt 1954 BEAVER High silk hat. nyt 1954 BEAVER Symbol of Oregon. nyt 1954 BEBE Girl's name. nyt 1954 BEBE Mrs. Ben Lyon. nyt 1954 BEBOP Currently popular rhythm. nyt 1954 BECALMED Made still. nyt 1954 BECAME Grew to be. nyt 1954 BECHE ___-de-mer (sea cucumber). nyt 1954 BECKY Amelia's friend. nyt 1954 BECOMES Turns into. nyt 1954 BED Ground prepared for plants. nyt 1954 BEDAMP Moisten. nyt 1954 BEDAZE Bewilder. nyt 1954 BEDE Adam ___. nyt 1954 BEDELL Walter ___ Smith, Under-Secretary of State. nyt 1954 BEDEW Dampen. nyt 1954 BEDEW Moisten. nyt 1954 BEDLOE Liberty Island. nyt 1954 BEDROOM Part of a hotel suite. nyt 1954 BEDROOMSLIPPERS Accessory for a peignoir. nyt 1954 BEDS Bunks. nyt 1954 BEDS Plant plots. nyt 1954 BEDS Strata. nyt 1954 BEDS Strata. nyt 1954 BEDSLATS Box spring supports. nyt 1954 BEE Bonnet" decoration.
- MCTHING
- Mrs. ___,” new hit starring Helen Hayes. nyt 1952 MDAY Start of mobilization. nyt 1952 MDVI The year Christopher Columbus died. nyt 1952 MDX 1510. nyt 1952 MEAD Lake formed by Hoover Dam. nyt 1952 MEAD Lake made by Hoover Dam. nyt 1952 MEAD Largest man-made lake in the world. nyt 1952 MEAD World's largest artificial lake. nyt 1952 MEAD World's largest artificial lake. nyt 1952 MEADE Commander of the Army of the Potomac. nyt 1952 MEADE He defeated Lee at Gettysburg. nyt 1952 MEADE One of Grant's major generals. nyt 1952 MEAGER Poor in quality. nyt 1952 MEAGRE Deficient in quantity. nyt 1952 MEAGRE Destitute of richness. nyt 1952 MEAL Ground grain. nyt 1952 MEAL High tea. nyt 1952 MEALED Pulverized. nyt 1952 MEALTIMES When cooks call, Come and get it."
- POLISH
- Corridor” along the Vistula, created by Treaty of Versailles. nyt 1952 POLITE What Alphonse and Gaston were. nyt 1952 POLL Analysis of public opinion. nyt 1952 POLL Head counting. nyt 1952 POLL Indecisive enumeration. nyt 1952 POLL List of voters. nyt 1952 POLL Pre-election activity. nyt 1952 POLLS Selective samplings of public opinion. nyt 1952 POLLTAX Levy required by seven states. nyt 1952 POLO Author of still popular travel book. nyt 1952 POLO Ball game. nyt 1952 POLO Game at Bostwick Field. nyt 1952 POLO Game often played in armories. nyt 1952 POLO Game originated in the Orient. nyt 1952 POLO Hockey on horseback. nyt 1952 POLO ___ Grounds. nyt 1952 POLONIUM Radioactive element in pitchblende. nyt 1952 POLOPONIES Four-legged participants at Westbury Field. nyt 1952 POLYTECHNIC Embracing many arts. nyt 1952 POM Dog weighing about seven pounds: Colloq. nyt 1952 POMA Fruit: Latin. nyt 1952 POME Apple, pear or quince. nyt 1952 POMERANIA Part of Germany, in the Russian zone. nyt 1952 POMP Pageantry. nyt 1952 POMS Small dogs: Colloq. nyt 1952 POND Rural skating rink. nyt 1952 POND The Atlantic, by understatement. nyt 1952 POND Tourist term for the Atlantic. nyt 1952 PONE Bread made of corn meal. nyt 1952 PONES Southern food. nyt 1952 PONG Table tennis noise. nyt 1952 PONIES They once carried the mail. nyt 1952 PONS Cara Nome" is a specialty of hers.
