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Crossword clue for "ENEMY"

ENEMY: Hatfield, to McCoy

Other crossword clues for answer "ENEMY"

ENEMY: Foe; Antagonist; No friend; Dr. Doofenshmirtz, to Perry the Platypus; Spider-Man, to Doc Ock; Nemesis; The other side; Figure on a Nixon list; Newborn, in the eyes of many a toddler; Opponent; Bad guy; Mortal ___; Person on one of Nixon's lists; Shredder, to Michaelangelo, e.g.; Video game boss, e.g.; Baddie; Fighting figures; Foeman; Adversary; Opposing force; McCoy, to a Hatfield; Archrival; Bad guys; Ally's antithesis; Opposing military force; We have met the ___ and he is us: Walt Kelly; Opposite side; Ibsen's "An ___ of the People"; Wartime target; They're out to get you; 61-Across, to Hamilton (c'mon, you've seen the musical, right?); One to face 28-Down; The Book of Proverbs suggests that you give him bread if he is hungry; Where some fire comes from; ___ Mine (sci-fi flick); The bad guys; Dr. Doom, to the Fantastic Four; Hostile state; Armed foe; Hatfield, to a McCoy; Hostile party; Other side; Pogo said "He is us"; Doctor Octopus, to Spider-Man; Scipio, to Hannibal; The Montagues, to the Capulets; Green Goblin, to Spider-Man; Hostile force; Moriarty, to Holmes; Public ___ #1; Superman, to Lex Luthor; The Grays, to the Blues; Goldfinger, to Bond; Soldier's target; Military adversary; The Joker, to Batman; The Red Skull, to Captain America; Doctor Doom, to the Fantastic Four; Dracula, to Van Helsing; One on the other side; Showdown opponent; Mephisto, to the Silver Surfer; Coily, to Q*bert; Ill-wisher; Other side, in combat; The ___ of my ___...; Opposing camp; The Riddler, to Batman; Hostile; Them, with "the"; A Hatfield, to a McCoy; We have met the __ and he is us: Pogo; Unwelcoming; Kind of territory; Traitor, e.g.; __ lines; Public __; Penguin, to 47-Across; Foe hiding, in a way, in the puzzle's four longest answers; Ones against us; Ones not with you; The Penguin, to Batman; Opposition; She's not for you; Ibsen's "An __ of the People"; Opposing army; War need?; Other side, in war; Friend's opposite; Other side in a fight; Redcoat, to a Minuteman; Good guy, to a bad guy; Burr, to Hamilton; Outlaw, to a sheriff; Foe found phonetically in four puzzle answers; Hamilton, to Burr; One can be public or sworn; __ territory; They Called Us __: graphic novel co-written by George Takei; Military opponent; Them; Opposer; Boris, to Bullwinkle; Gauls, to the Romans; One to watch out for; 28 Across, to a Yank; Hostile opponent; Mongoose, to a snake; Adversary in war; Hostile opposition; Word from the Latin for "unfriendly"; One not with you; Hostile group; Hostile one; One hostile to you; Public ___ (rap group); Warfare opponent; Japanese beetle, to a gardener; ___ of the State (1998 Will Smith movie); Someone to keep closer?; Germany, Italy and Japan.; Nazi or Jap.; Nazis and Nipponese.; One ___ is too much.—Herbert.; Military opponents.; Of whom Commodore Perry said: "They are ours."; War party.; Willa Cather's "My Mortal ___."; An ___ of the People.; Security is mortals' chiefest ___.—Macbeth.; Snake in the grass.; Ibsen's "___ of the People."; Adversary: Slang.; Inimical.; Briton to Cypriot.; Ours to Oliver Hazard Perry.; Anything harmful.; Goliath, to David.; The opposite camp.; Snake in the grass, for one.; My Mortal ___.; Hostile forces.; Inimical person.; No well-wisher.; Hostile unit.; The Devil, for one.; Hostile host.; One who bears watching.; Indian, to cowboy; We have met the ___ . . .; We have met the ___, and . . .; Public or bitter; Marius, to Sulla; Herod, to the Jewish leaders; Belgae, to Caesar; Napoleon, to Wellington; . . . care's an ___ to life: Shak.; Iraqi, to an Irani; An ___ of the People, Ibsen play; Lee, to Grant; H. Clay, to A. Jackson; Front de Boeuf, to Ivanhoe; Geronimo, to Gen. Crook; We have met the ___ . . . : O. H. Perry; Luftwaffe, to R.A.F.; Sulla, to Marius; The ___ Below, 1957 movie; Achilles, to Hector; Hannibal, to Scipio the Elder; Nitti, to Ness; Hector, to Achilles; Public chaser; Lancastrian, to a Yorkist; . . . the ___, and he is us!; Hannibal, to Scipio; Saracen, to a Crusader; Ally's opposite; Kind of fire; Kind of lines; A McCoy, to a Hatfield; Axis Powers, once; Kind of aircraft; Sworn ___; Them, to "us"; Subject of war propaganda; Group to attack; Shooting target?; Reds, once; Politics is the ___ of the imagination: Ian McEwan; Any Hatfield, to a McCoy; Ones being shot at; Lex Luthor, to Superman; One to 17-Across with; No ___ is worse than bad advice: Sophocles; Hostiles; The best is the ___ of the good: Voltaire; In the practice of tolerance, one's ___ is the best teacher: Dalai Lama; There is no greater evil than making light of the ___: Lao-tzu; Spartans, to the Athenians; Decepticons, in the Transformers universe; Newman, to Seinfeld; Never interrupt your ___ when he's making a mistake (old aphorism); ___ lines; Any ghost, to Pac-Man; Either spy to the other in "Spy vs. Spy"; Hip-hop's Public ___; One may be sworn; Perfect vis-à-vis good, in an aphorism; ___ of the state; Man has no greater ___ than himself: Petrarch; The FBI, to the mob; 'Sleeping with the -- ('91 film)'; Rival; Lit "My Own Worst ___"; Military foe; Lit "It's no surprise to me I am my own worst ___"; Don't let perfect be the ___ of the good; Technology to a Luddite, e.g.; Know Your ___ (podcast with the tagline "A leftist's guide to the conservative movement"); A Capulet, to a Montague; Capulet, to a Montague; Cheetah, to Wonder Woman; Mortal being?; A sequel might introduce a new one; One not to invite to a dinner party; _____ of the State (Smith film); Opposite camp; _____ of the State (1998); Agent type; Pentagon worry; Word in a Graham Greene title; One on a Nixon list; ___ of the State (1998); ___ of the State (Smith film); Axis, to the Allies; One to keep closer?; An ___ of the People (Ibsen); Axis powers, to the Allies; The Axis, to the Allies; Opposite of ally; Armed adversary; War opponent; Ares, to Wonder Woman; Thanos, to the Avengers; Battlefield foe; Opponent in battle; ... my own worst ___; Lord Voldemort, to Harry Potter; Villain, to a hero; Serbs to Bosnians; Paris to Ulysses; An ____ of the People; Hitler to Churchill; Cornwallis to Washington; Dangerous kind of fire; They might be engaged; Sleeping With the ___ (1991 film); He might want to engage you; War foe; Opponent in Risk or Stratego; Titania, to She-Hulk; 49-Across' opposite; Opponent in Risk; Spain, to the U.S. in 1898; Poison Ivy, to Batman; Rita Repulsa, to the Power Rangers; Bowser, to Mario; Klaw, to Black Panther; An -- of the People: Ibsen; Darius III to Alexander; One of the most time-consuming things is to have an ___: E.B. White; Parley participant; The other guys; Opposing side; Hostile bunch; One on the opposite side; Opposing group; Adversary, and a phonetic hint to trigrams within the starred answers; Opposing party