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Crossword clues for Play piece:

TILES: Playing pieces
ACT: Play piece
RAGA: Piece played by a pandit
BRIDALCHORUS: *Wagner piece played at weddings (Last 5 letters)
BBGUN: Playing piece?
CANTATAFORNOW: Choral piece played in the present?
STOS: Playing pieces in the game of Go
GAMESETANDMATCH: Words before "show," "piece" & "play," respectively
LISZT: Composer of the piano piece played in the "Tom and Jerry" short "The Cat Concerto"
PIANODUET: Piece played with four hands
ETUDE: Piece played in a conservatory
DISCS: Playing pieces in Othello
MEN: Playing pieces
LIFE: Game with cars as playing pieces
SUITEVERMOUTH: Piece played while drinking martinis?
CHIP: Roulette playing piece
LISZT: Composer of the piano piece played by Bugs Bunny in "Rhapsody Rabbit"
BOWLINGBALLADE: Piano piece played in an alley?
SOLOSET: Pieces played by a single musician
MAN: Playing piece
STONE: Mancala playing piece
TILES: Playing pieces in Rummikub
DUET: Piece played by a pair
STONE: Backgammon playing piece
ETUDE: Playing piece?
PAWN: Playing piece for Fischer
ETUDE: Piece to play
BADATETUDES: Playing Chopin pieces poorly
SCHERZO: Lively, playful musical piece
ELISE: Für ___ (piece Beethoven plays in "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure")
TETRIS: Game played with seven pieces
MADLIBS: Game you play with missing pieces
EAR: A piano piece may be played by it
EXECUTE: Play, as a piece of music.
CHOPSTICKS: Piece you can play with two fingers
SONATA: Piece that's played as opposed to sung
MAHJONGG: It's played with 144 pieces
PANE: Piece shattered by kids playing ball in the yard, even though they were warned one hundred times
CHESS: Many of its pieces are lost during play
REVERSEUNOCARDS: Game pieces for which turnabout is fair play?
CATTREE: Piece of furniture for a kitty to play on
PAWN: Chess piece that's often the first to be played
SKIP: ___ To My Lou,” Judy Garland song. nyt 1960 SKIP Gain a grade. nyt 1960 SKIP Leap lightly. nyt 1960 SKIP Leap lightly. nyt 1960 SKIS Does the slalom. nyt 1960 SKIS Sports gear. nyt 1960 SKIS Squaw Valley equipment. nyt 1960 SKIT Comic theatrical piece. nyt 1960 SKIT Humorous playlet. nyt 1960 SKITTLING Playing ninepins. nyt 1960 SKUA Northern sea bird. nyt 1960 SKULKS Lies in wait. nyt 1960 SKULL Head. nyt 1960 SKULLS Figures pictured with crossbones. nyt 1960 SKY Firmament. nyt 1960 SKY Rainbow's background. nyt 1960 SKYBLUE Color. nyt 1960 SKYE Kind of terrier. nyt 1960 SKYE Kind of terrier. nyt 1960 SKYE Portree is its capital. nyt 1960 SKYE Rough-haired terrier. nyt 1960 SKYS The ___ the limit."
DOUBLESTOP: The act of playing two notes at once on a stringed instrument (despite the name, the piece doesn't have to end there)
THY: Love ___ neighbor.” nyt 1960 THY Poetic possessive. nyt 1960 THYME Minty green plant. nyt 1960 THYROIDS Certain ductless glands. nyt 1960 TIA Aunt, in Toledo. nyt 1960 TIA Aunt: Span. nyt 1960 TIA Spanish aunt. nyt 1960 TIA ___ Juana. nyt 1960 TIA ___ Juana. nyt 1960 TIARA Coronet. nyt 1960 TIARA Coronet. nyt 1960 TIARA Coronet. nyt 1960 TIARA Crownlet. nyt 1960 TIARA Part of the crown jewels. nyt 1960 TIARA Piece of Jewelry. nyt 1960 TIARA Royal adornment. nyt 1960 TIARAS Crown jewels. nyt 1960 TIARAS Hair ornaments. nyt 1960 TIARAS Majestic crowns. nyt 1960 TIBER In Italy, the Tevere. nyt 1960 TIBET Dalai Lama's land. nyt 1960 TIBET High land. nyt 1960 TIBET India's neighbor. nyt 1960 TIBI To you: Lat. nyt 1960 TIBS Plays hooky, in England. nyt 1960 TIC Involuntary twitch. nyt 1960 TIC Twitch. nyt 1960 TIC Twitch. nyt 1960 TIC Twitching. nyt 1960 TICAL Money in Bangkok. nyt 1960 TICAL Siamese coin unit. nyt 1960 TICAL Siamese weight. nyt 1960 TICK Pillow covering. nyt 1960 TICKS Sounds by the second. nyt 1960 TICKTOCK Sound of time going by. nyt 1960 TID Thrice a day, in prescription parlance. nyt 1960 TIDAL Describing certain waves. nyt 1960 TIDAL Of ocean currents. nyt 1960 TIDAL Pertaining to ebb and flow. nyt 1960 TIDAL Referring to inflow and outflow. nyt 1960 TIDE Current. nyt 1960 TIDE Current. nyt 1960 TIDE Ebb or flood. nyt 1960 TIDE Help along (with over").
SCAT: Get lost, cat! atc 2005 SCAT Ella's forte atc 2005 SCAT Fitzgerald's forte atc 2005 SCAT Get lost! atc 2005 SCAT Improvisational singing style atc 2005 SCAT Shoo! atc 2005 SCAT Shoo! atc 2005 SCATHE Do harm to atc 2005 SCATHE Lay into atc 2005 SCATTED Sang like Ella atc 2005 SCATTIER More flighty atc 2005 SCENE Day's work for a director atc 2005 SCENE Part of Hamlet atc 2005 SCENE Play part atc 2005 SCENE Public display atc 2005 SCENE View atc 2005 SCENES Public spats atc 2005 SCENICS Nature photos atc 2005 SCENT Flower emission atc 2005 SCENT Odor atc 2005 SCENT Spoor atc 2005 SCENTS Bloodhound trails atc 2005 SCH Hi. or elem. atc 2005 SCH MIT or UCLA atc 2005 SCHEME Devious plot atc 2005 SCHEME Plot atc 2005 SCHERZOS Up-tempo musical pieces atc 2005 SCHICK Razor name atc 2005 SCHISM Rift atc 2005 SCHISM Separation into factions atc 2005 SCHMOE Fool atc 2005 SCHNOZZ Proboscis atc 2005 SCHOLAR ... a ten o'clock __"
VALSE: ___ Triste.” nyt 1954 VALUE Worth. nyt 1954 VAMP Type of early screen star. nyt 1954 VAMPS Improvised song introductions. nyt 1954 VAN Forefront. nyt 1954 VAN See 40 Across. nyt 1954 VAN Those at the front. nyt 1954 VAN Truck. nyt 1954 VANCE Fictional Philo. nyt 1954 VANCE Fictional detective. nyt 1954 VANDA Genus of orchids. nyt 1954 VANDAL Wanton defacer of art. nyt 1954 VANDERBILTSNATIVEDANCER Star track performer, 1953–54. nyt 1954 VANE Weathercock. nyt 1954 VANE Weathercock. nyt 1954 VANES Expanded parts of a feather. nyt 1954 VANILLA Flavoring. nyt 1954 VANIR Race of gods in Norse myth. nyt 1954 VANITY Table with mirrors. nyt 1954 VANS Pantechnicons. nyt 1954 VAR Department of France. nyt 1954 VAR Different spelling of a word: Abbr. nyt 1954 VARA Spanish length measure. nyt 1954 VARGAS Late President of Brazil. nyt 1954 VARGAS Well-known name in Brazil. nyt 1954 VARY Differ. nyt 1954 VARY Modify. nyt 1954 VAS Duct, in anatomy. nyt 1954 VAS Duct: Anat. nyt 1954 VAS Duct: Latin. nyt 1954 VASCULAR Of blood vessels. nyt 1954 VASE Bouquet holder. nyt 1954 VASE Decorative container. nyt 1954 VASE Flower holder. nyt 1954 VASSAR Site of euthenics institute. nyt 1954 VAST Very extensive. nyt 1954 VAST World-wide. nyt 1954 VAT Caldron. nyt 1954 VAT Dyer's tank. nyt 1954 VAT Large container. nyt 1954 VAT Large tub. nyt 1954 VAT Tank. nyt 1954 VAT Tank. nyt 1954 VAT Tub. nyt 1954 VAT Type of textile dye. nyt 1954 VATS Cauldrons. nyt 1954 VATS Tanks. nyt 1954 VATS Tubs. nyt 1954 VAUD Swiss canton, where Lausanne is. nyt 1954 VAULT Leap over. nyt 1954 VAULT Room for valuables. nyt 1954 VEAL Kind of meat. nyt 1954 VEAL Menu item. nyt 1954 VEALCHOPS Cuts of meat. nyt 1954 VEDAS Hindu sacred books. nyt 1954 VEE Churchill's sign. nyt 1954 VEE Symbolic letter. nyt 1954 VEEP Barkley's former title: Slang. nyt 1954 VEER Change direction. nyt 1954 VEER Change sides. nyt 1954 VEER Swerve. nyt 1954 VEER Swerve. nyt 1954 VEERS Swerves. nyt 1954 VEIL Easter bonnet accessory. nyt 1954 VEIL Piece of millinery. nyt 1954 VEINED Streaked; variegated. nyt 1954 VELA Membranes: Anat. nyt 1954 VELA Soft palates. nyt 1954 VELDT South African plain. nyt 1954 VELO Proposed unit of speed. nyt 1954 VELT Old French measure. nyt 1954 VELUM Soft palate. nyt 1954 VELVETS Panne and plush. nyt 1954 VEN Italian city: Abbr. nyt 1954 VENAL Capable of being corrupted for a price. nyt 1954 VEND Sell. nyt 1954 VENDEE Buyer. nyt 1954 VENDER Seller: Var. nyt 1954 VENDETTA Feud. nyt 1954 VENEER Superficial display. nyt 1954 VENEER Thin covering. nyt 1954 VENEERED Overlaid with ornamental wood. nyt 1954 VENEERS Wood overlays. nyt 1954 VENI First word of Caesar's statement of triumph. nyt 1954 VENICE Where the Bridge of Sighs is. nyt 1954 VENT Outlet. nyt 1954 VENTILATED Brought out into the open. nyt 1954 VENTING Letting out. nyt 1954 VER Poetry: Abbr. nyt 1954 VERA Girl's name. nyt 1954 VERB Part of speech. nyt 1954 VERB Play, for instance. nyt 1954 VERB Solve, for instance. nyt 1954 VERB Word for action. nyt 1954 VERBATIM Word for word. nyt 1954 VERDI Composer Giuseppe. nyt 1954 VERGED Approached (with on").