% replaces any number of letters (la% - lake, lamp)_ replaces one letter (ca_ - car, cat)

Other crossword clues for answer "BORN"

BORN
Nee, in the wedding announcement
Nee
Delivered
Natural
Like Willow Smith, in October 2000
See 10 Down
Leader preceder
___ This Way (1000th song to reach #1 on Billboard)
___ This Way (Lady Gaga anthem)
Brought forth.
Word near the start of a biography
__ yesterday
___ yesterday (naive)
___ in the USA
Given life
Max of quantum mechanics
Brought into being
Like someone who's been pushed out?
First word of two Springsteen albums
Native, in combinations
___ To Be Wild
Word before yesterday
Word with again or yesterday
I wasn't ___ yesterday!
Having been delivered?
Kind of loser?
___ on the Fourth of July
___ to Run (Springsteen hit)
Brought into the world
Delivered, in a way
Genealogical record word
Out of the womb
___ to Be Wild (1968 Steppenwolf hit)
___ to Run (Springsteen song)
Introduced to the world
Lady Gaga album "___ This Way"
Word before leader or loser
-yesterday; naive
Yesterday preceder?
Arrived, in the nursery
I wasn't __ yesterday!
Brought forth from the womb
Type of loser
__ in the U.S.A.
Delivered from the womb
Conceived, as an idea
Brought into existence
Springsteen's "__ to Run"
... for none of woman __ / Shall harm Macbeth
First word of two Springsteen album titles
Partner of raised, in bios
__ Free
Created
Née
__ on the Fourth of July
__ to Run (Springsteen song)
__ to Be Wild
Hatched
What "née" means
Bio word
__ yesterday (gullible)
First thought of
Initiated
Innate
Innately
By nature
___ to Run (Bruce Springsteen hit)
___ to Run
58-Down, in English
By birth or nature.
___ Yesterday.” nyt 1952 BORN Translation of 39 Across. nyt 1952 BORN ___ to the purple. nyt 1952 BORNE Carried. nyt 1952 BORNE Endured. nyt 1952 BORODINO Where Napoleon defeated the Russians near Moscow, 1812. nyt 1952 BORON Nonmetallic element, extremely hard. nyt 1952 BOROS He beat Ben Hogan. nyt 1952 BORS Knight of the Round Table, Lancelot's nephew. nyt 1952 BORS Lancelot's uncle. nyt 1952 BOS Genus of cattle. nyt 1952 BOSC King of pear. nyt 1952 BOSC Pear now in season. nyt 1952 BOSC Pear with a long neck and russet skin. nyt 1952 BOSE Noted Indian physicist. nyt 1952 BOSH Nonsense. nyt 1952 BOSKS Thickets. nyt 1952 BOSNIA Where Sarajevo is. nyt 1952 BOSNS Petty officers on merchant ships. nyt 1952 BOSSES Crump, Pendergast, etc. nyt 1952 BOSSTWEED He swindled N. Y. C. out of millions, 1870. nyt 1952 BOSTON Dever's capital. nyt 1952 BOSTON Gov. Dever's headquarters. nyt 1952 BOSUN Petty officer in charge of rigging, anchors, cables, etc. nyt 1952 BOSWELLSLONDONJOURNAL Literary find" of 1950.
___ Yesterday.
What Topsy never was.
Native.
A Child is ___
Word with native or foreign.
Biography word
___ Free
Vital-statistic word
A time to be ___, and . . .
I Am ___ ("David Copperfield" chapter)
Nobelist in Physics: 1954
___ Free: Adamson
Follower of high or base
. . . the loveliest woman ___: Yeats
Cole Porter's "___ to Dance": 1936
___ Free, Adamson book
___ to Dance, 1936 film musical
Adamson's "___ Free"
___ Yesterday, 1950 film
A Nobel Prize physicist: 1954
___-again
Brought to life
___ a Crime (2016 Trevor Noah memoir)
Word on a headstone
Sprung (from)
___-again (like some Christians)
Partner of raised
Partner of bred
Lady Gaga's "___ This Way"
Destined (to be)
'_____ Too Late' ('58 hit)
_____ yesterday (naive)
Steppenwolf: "___ to Be Wild"
___ to Run Springsteen
Paramore "___ for This"
It can come with a side of bred?
Spawned
We're ___ naked, and the rest is drag (RuPaul)
Word in a biographical Wikipedia sidebar
_____ on the Fourth of July
Word with free or yesterday
Word with "loser" or "free"
Word with "free"
First word in a Springsteen title
Word with "yesterday" or "again"
Came into the world
Delivered to the world
____ yesterday: naive
PBS's To the Manor ____
German physicist Max
Originated
Word with yesterday or free
___ in the U.S.A. (Springsteen hit)
Delivered by the stork, so to speak
Word before a bio date
___ This Way
___ in East L.A.
___ and raised
I was ___ at night, but not last night
In West Philadelphia ___ and raised . . .
-- Free: Adamson
__ loser
Like Mozart on Jan. 27, 1756
Word on a gravestone
Tombstone word