Crossword clue for "CHESS"
CHESS
- Game with two queens
Other crossword clues for answer "CHESS"
- CHESS
- 32-member board
- Game in which mating may occur
- Game of kings and queens?
- Kasparov's game
- One Night in Bangkok musical
- Mating game?
- Board game
- Bishop's millieu
- It has four bishops
- Short game?
- Knights' contest
- Rank-and-file game
- The mating game?
- Capablanca's game
- I failed to make the ___ team because of my height: Woody Allen
- Game with a Sicilian defense
- Game with 16 men on a side
- Through the Looking-Glass game
- Game played with bishops
- Game of bishops and knights
- Game with kings and queens
- War for 30 men and 2 women?
- *Musical featuring "One Night in Bangkok"*
- Fischer's field
- Where some castles are found
- Game with checks and squares
- Fischer's forte
- It has two kings and two queens
- Game with gambits
- Word that can precede the first word of the answers to the asterisked clues
- Game with at most one mate
- Game with checks
- Fischer's game
- Game where the ends of the answers to starred clues are commonly heard
- It may include a checking account
- Match with bishops
- Many of its pieces are lost during play
- Game with capturing
- Musical whose plot involves a two-person tournament
- Grandmaster's game
- *Influential record company named for co-founding brothers Leonard and Phil
- Game with a mate
- Game with knights
- Musical with the song "Endgame"
- The Queen's Gambit game
- Activity with castles
- Game with rooks
- The Queen's Gambit activity
- Game with kings and rooks
- Searching for Bobby Fischer game
- Bishops' game
- 32-piece pastime
- Board game with pawns
- Game with pawns and bishops
- Game of kings and castles
- Game with kings and pawns
- __ set
- Game with kings and castles
- Ancient pastime
- Pastime with pawns
- Spassky's passion
- Venerable board game
- Bogart played it by mail
- Game with pawns and knights
- Game of strategy
- Game with horses
- Game of pawns and kings
- Game with knights and pawns
- 32-piece game
- Game of kings and pawns
- Ancient board game
- Game in Vonnegut's "All the King's Horses"
- Where queens are most powerful
- Game played with horses
- Game with queens and knights
- Game with many openings
- What a patzer plays
- 32-man game
- Deep Blue's game
- The ___ board is the world.—Huxley.
- An area of U. S.–Russian rivalry.
- A game of pure skill.
- Game.
- Larry Evans' game.
- Russia's favorite game, probably invented in India.
- Substance of the fantasy is "Through the Looking Glass."
- Dr. Alekhine's game.
- Basic idea in "Through the Looking Glass."
- Game of skill.
- Alekhine's game.
- Alekhine's forte.
- Game for two.
- Game requiring 32 pieces.
- Paul Morphy's game.
- Theme in Looking-Glass Land.
- Paul Morphy's forte.
- Table game.
- Theme of the "Looking-glass" tale.
- Where a king may be castled
- Scheme of "Looking-Glass" land.
- Forte of Bobby Fischer.
- Petrosian's forte.
- Morphy's forte
- Tal's forte.
- Looking Glass game
- Game with men
- Icelandic activity
- In which a queen is most powerful
- Karpov's forte
- Karpov's game
- Popular pastime in Iceland
- The gymnasium of the mind, per Blaise Pascal
- Game of checkers?
- Bobby Fischer's game
- Kind of pie or board
- 1988 Tim Rice musical
- Judit Polgar's game
- This puzzle's theme
- Black-and-white set
- Castle locale
- Deep Blue specialty
- Kind of board
- Popular newspaper column
- Battle of wits
- Game with pins
- Game played on 64 squares
- Setting for a check
- Speed ___
- Knight's realm?
- Its openings are often studied
- Knight's activity?
- Benjamin Franklin's "The Morals of ___"
- Game with forks and pins
- Game in which pieces can be forked
- Magnus Carlsen's game
- What a check might be delivered in
- As elaborate a waste of human intelligence as you could find anywhere outside an advertising agency, per Raymond Chandler
- Setting for a castle
- Life is a kind of ___: Benjamin Franklin
- ___ makes man wiser and clear-sighted: Vladimir Putin
- Game on an 8x8 board
- Subject game of this puzzle
- The gymnasium of the mind, per Pascal
- Pastime for Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin
- It has thousands of openings
- A foolish expedient for making idle people believe they are doing something very clever, when they are only wasting their time, per Shaw
- Game ending in "mate"
- Spassky's game
- Fischer's skill
- Game with pawns
- Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus musical
- Deeper Blue's game
- Google's AlphaZero "mastered" it in four hours
- World ___ Championship (contest whose 2021 matchup is Magnus Carlsen versus Ian Nepomniachtchi)
- Game streamed on Twitch by Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura
- Game for Hou Yifan and Judit Polgár
- Game with a Bongcloud Attack opening
- Venue in which mating occurs
- Where there's a quest for a mate
- Game that features mating
- It involves one's quest for a mate
- Activity requiring four bishops
- Strategic board game
- ***Game with rooks (1 and 2)
- Game of kings
- Game with grand masters
- Game with queens
- Game that can end in two moves
- What involves one's quest for a mate?
- Board game "played" in this puzzle
- Mating competition?
- Game born in India
- Board game from India
- Fischer forte
- Endgame game
- Game believed to be of Indian origin
- Game played with men and a board
- Where the queen conquers more than the king
- Where the queen travels farther than the king
- Checkers alternative
- It involves a quest for a mate
- Phiona Mutesi's game
- Nona Gaprindashvili's game
- Xie Jun's game
- Game with castling
- Its queens are men
- Its queen is a man
- Many men get captured in it
- Master work?
- Game with a blitz variety
- Quest for a mate
- Checking account?
- Checking activity
- Game played with 32 men
- It includes a lot of checks
- The gymnasium of the mind, to Pascal
- It offers checking
- Kingly pursuit?
- Mating activity?
- Hikaru Nakamura's forte
