Crossword clues for One kind of star.:
- CONTINENTAL
- Kind of breakfast suggested by the starred answers (though they wouldn't actually be part of one)
- ANUT
- Are you some kind of ___? nym 2010 APIN Neat as ___ nym 2010 APPEASE Placate nym 2010 APSES Basilica sections nym 2010 ARAB Saudi, most likely nym 2010 ARAL Shrinking Asian sea nym 2010 ARCHITECTS They may go back to the drawing board nym 2010 ARDEN Elizabeth of cosmetics nym 2010 ARE English 101 verb nym 2010 ARENA Madison Square Garden, e.g. nym 2010 ARETE Excellence, to Ancient Greeks nym 2010 AROW It's good to have one's ducks in this nym 2010 ARTOO Star Wars" droid
- NOTYET
- ___, but soon.” nyt 1954 NOUN Part of speech. nyt 1954 NOUN Place or thing. nyt 1954 NOUN Subject of a sentence. nyt 1954 NOUN Substantive. nyt 1954 NOUNS Substantives. nyt 1954 NOUS We: French. nyt 1954 NOVA Briefly brilliant star. nyt 1954 NOVA He fought Louis. nyt 1954 NOVA Temporary star. nyt 1954 NOVA Temporary star. nyt 1954 NOVA ___ Scotia. nyt 1954 NOVA ___ Scotia. nyt 1954 NOVARROS Actor Ramon and others. nyt 1954 NOVEL Item of summer entertainment. nyt 1954 NOVITIATE Beginner; green one. nyt 1954 NOW Forthwith. nyt 1954 NOW Seeing that. nyt 1954 NOWAYS Not at all. nyt 1954 NOYES Contemporary English poet. nyt 1954 NOYES Contemporary English poet. nyt 1954 NRA 1933 agency. nyt 1954 NRA 1933 measure. nyt 1954 NRA Blue Eagle. nyt 1954 NRA Former agency. nyt 1954 NRA New Deal agency. nyt 1954 NSPCA An animal protective group. nyt 1954 NTH Kind of degree. nyt 1954 NTH To the ___ degree. nyt 1954 NTH ___ degree, in mathematics. nyt 1954 NUANCE Subtle shading. nyt 1954 NUB Gist. nyt 1954 NUB Gist. nyt 1954 NUBS Gists of stories. nyt 1954 NUDE Type of painting. nyt 1954 NUDGE Elbow. nyt 1954 NUDGED Elbowed. nyt 1954 NUEVO New: Spanish. nyt 1954 NUGGET Prospector's find. nyt 1954 NUIT Night: Fr. nyt 1954 NUIT Opposite of jour."
- JOYS
- So cares and ___ abound . . . ” nyt 1956 JUANPONCEDELEON Voyager to Bimini. nyt 1956 JUDE Hardy character. nyt 1956 JUDO Japanese system of wrestling. nyt 1956 JUGS Containers for liquids. nyt 1956 JULEP Cold drink with herbs. nyt 1956 JULEP Dixie drink. nyt 1956 JULIA Proteus' choice in a Shakespeare play. nyt 1956 JUMEL Name of rich widow Aaron Burr married. nyt 1956 JUMPS Bebop numbers. nyt 1956 JUNCO Small finch. nyt 1956 JUNEBRIDE Star of the society pages. nyt 1956 JUNEBUG Large beetle. nyt 1956 JUNEBUG Summer insect. nyt 1956 JUNESIXTH Historic day of 1944. nyt 1956 JUNEWEEK Special event at West Point. nyt 1956 JUNTO Group of political intriguers. nyt 1956 JUPITER His statue was one of Seven Wonders. nyt 1956 JURIST Earl Warren, for example. nyt 1956 JUSCELINO Senhor Kubitchek of Brazil. nyt 1956 JUSSI Tenor Bjoerling. nyt 1956 JUTLAND Peninsula of Northern Europe. nyt 1956 KAFFIR Bantu. nyt 1956 KAFIR South African Bantu: Var. nyt 1956 KAISER Oakland industrialist. nyt 1956 KAISER U. S. industrialist. nyt 1956 KAISERS Henry J. and family. nyt 1956 KAKA New Zealand parrot. nyt 1956 KALAMAZOO Battle Creek's river. nyt 1956 KALE Cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Colewort. nyt 1956 KALE Kind of cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Plant. nyt 1956 KALE Salad ingredients. nyt 1956 KALE Vegetable. nyt 1956 KALI Hindu goddess, wife of Siva. nyt 1956 KALONGS Flying foxes. nyt 1956 KAMCHATKA Peninsula between Okhotsk and Bering seas. nyt 1956 KAN Sunflower State: Abbr. nyt 1956 KAN Where Topeka is: Abbr. nyt 1956 KANE Citizen ___."
