Crossword Clue: '50s sitcom staple
If you're looking for all of the crossword answers for the clue "'50s sitcom staple" then you're in the right place. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue.
If you are stuck trying to answer the crossword clue "'50s sitcom staple", and really can't figure it out, then take a look at the answers below to see if they fit the puzzle you're working on.
Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "'50s sitcom staple"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for '50s sitcom staple:
Possibly related crossword clues for "'50s sitcom staple"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to '50s sitcom staple:
- #1 ___ (gift T-shirt slogan)
- #1 ___ (mug inscription)
- 1989 Jack Lemmon film
- 1989 Jack Lemmon tearjerker
- 41, to 43
- '50s sitcom staple
- __ bod
- __ rock (Springsteen, Santana, etc.)
- ___-blamed
- ___-blasted (darn)
- ___-blasted
- ___ joke (total groaner)
- ___ jokes (corny family humor)
- ___ jokes
- "American __!": animated sitcom
- "American ___!" (animated comedy)
- "American ___!" (animated series on Fox)
- "American ___!" (animated series on TBS)
- "American ___!" (animated show on Fox)
- "American ___!" (animated sitcom from Seth McFarlane)
- "American ___!" (Fox animated series about the Smith family)
- "American ___!" (Fox animated sitcom)
- "American ___!" (Seth MacFarlane animated series)
- "American ___!" (Seth MacFarlane animated sitcom)
- "American ___!" (Seth MacFarlane cartoon)
- "American ___!" (Seth MacFarlane series)
- "American ___!" (sitcom that moved from Fox to TBS)
- "American ___"
- Barack, to Barack
- Barack, to Malia and Sasha
- Barack, to Malia
- Anakin, to Luke
- Andy Taylor, to Opie
- Andy, to Opie
- Annual honoree
- Annual June honoree
- Another nuclear fam member
- Arabic letter
- Add anagram
- Bill payer.
- Bill, to Chelsea
- Billy Ray, to Miley
- Allowance dispenser, often
- Book by William Wharton
- Darryl, in the comic "Baby Blues"
- Familiar sitcom figure
- Family guy
- Family man
- Family member who has a holiday in June
- Family member who stereotypically builds the IKEA furniture (at least in my family)
- Family member
- Family sitcom role
- His big day is in June
- Family V.I.P.
- His day is in June
- Celebrant in June
- Deadbeat ___
- Dwyane, to Zaya Wade
- Dear old ___
- "Dear old _____"
- "Dear old" family fellow
- "Dear old" family member
- "Dear old" father
- ''Dear old'' fellow
- "Dear old" fellow
- "Dear old" guy
- Dear old guy
- ''Dear old'' guy
- "Dear old" man
- "Dear old" member of the family
- "Dear old" one
- ''Dear old'' one
- "Dear old" parent
- "Dear old" person
- "Dear old" relative
- ''Dear old'' relative
- Common sitcom character
- Common source of college funding
- Earl, to Tiger
- Frequent college funding source
- Father, familiarly
- Father figure
- Father, informally
- Father, to his kids
- Father
- Father's Day gift recipient
- Father's Day honoree
- Breadwinner
- Certain PTA participant
- Grill operator, stereotypically
- Grilling expert, often
- Homer in "The Simpsons," say
- Homer Simpson, e.g.
- Homer, to Bart
- Homer, to Lisa
- Furious Styles, to Tre
- Brit's "guv"
- Guy with kids
- "Had a ___" Jane's Addiction
- Game with orcs and half-elves
- Bruce Dern, to Laura
- Household figure
- Howard or Harold, to Clyde McBride
- Burned beginning
- First coach, often
- Christmas gift recipient, often
- Christmas stocking label, maybe
- George, to George W.
- Harry Potter, to Albus
- "Getting Even With ___" (1994 Macaulay Culkin movie)
- Having a baby makes one
- "Ghost ___" (1990 Bill Cosby film)
- He gets a holiday in June
- He may coach Little League
- Jay on "Modern Family," e.g.
- Head of the family.
- Jerry Orbach, to Tony
- Donald, to Kiefer
- Donovan, to Ione Skye
- Coach in Little League, often
- "For Grad or __" (common spring store sign)
- Card recipient in June
- Henry Mitchell, to Dennis
- Henry, to Dennis the Menace
- Henry, to Jane
- Jon Voight, to Angelina Jolie
- Gomez, to Pugsley
- He's got kids
- Jr., to III
- College funding source, for some
- College loan co-signer, maybe
- June card recipient
- June celeb
- June celebrity
- June gift recipient
- June hero
- June honoree
- June V.I.P.
- Junior's senior
- Formerly Disneyland After Dark
- Catch participant, often
- Catch participant, perhaps
- Catch partner, perhaps
- Catch player
- Danish hard rockers
- Danson/Lemmon film
- Kanye, to Chicago
- Kanye, to North and Saint, for example
- Thanksgiving turkey carver, maybe
- Man of the family
- Man of the house
- PTA meeting attendee, perhaps
- Vandals: "Sorry Mom and ___"
- Many a Cub Scout den leader
- Many a delivery participant
- Many a Little League coach
- Many a Little League rooter
- Many a peewee sports coach
- Many a scoutmaster
- Many a turkey carver
- Many a youth soccer coach
- Nuclear family member
- Robbie Rogers or Greg Berlanti, to Caleb and Mia
- Pa
- Puzzle honoree found in eight long answers
- Martin Sheen, to Charlie
- Martin Sheen, to Emilio Estevez
- Mufasa, to Simba
- Mum & ...
- Kirk, to Michael
- Palindrome for pater
- Root beer patriarch
- Palindromic familial address
- Palindromic family member
- Palindromic family name
- Mate of Mom
- Palindromic parent
- Palindromic patriarch
- Palindromic relative
- Subject of this puzzle
- The old man
- The older of two catch players
- PAP
- Papa
- Quincy Jones, to Rashida
- Treehouse builder, maybe
- Son's shout
- Parent
- Parent, back and forth
- Parent honored in June
- Parent who can pass on an X or Y chromosome
- Parental palindrome
- Me, to Tabitha
- Ol' Blue Eyes, to Nancy
- Little League coach, maybe
- Little League coach, often
- Little League coach, probably
- Old man?
- 'Old man'
- "Old man"
- Old man
- "Narrator" of Harry Chapin's "Cat's in the Cradle"
- NASCAR __
- Nascar ___
- NASCAR fan, maybe
- Member of the family.
- Pop.
- "Pop" alternative
- Pop or Pops
- National Bank owner, on gag T-shirts
- Pop
- Poppa
- "Pops"
- Pops
- Party to many a camping trip
- Once-a-year celebrity
- One changing a diaper
- Pat to Sigourney
- Pater
- Paterfamilias
- Paternal Goldfinger song?
- Paternal palindrome
- One feted in June
- Patriarch
- Mid-June honoree
- Paw
- Paying member
- Midyear honoree
- Lear, to Regan
- One of the folks
- Newly licensed teen's passenger, perhaps
- Newman is one
- Minivan driver, maybe
- Relative
- Nickname within the family
- One who might explain the birds and the bees
- Remote controller, perhaps
- "No Fuel Left for the Pilgrims" band
- Prince Harry, to Archie
- Mom and ___
- Mommy's dearest?
- Mommy's dearest
- Mom's companion
- Mom's counterpart
- Mom's fellow
- Mom's guy
- Mom's husband
- Mom's man
- Mom's mate
- Mom's other half
- Mom's partner
- Mom's spouse
- "Major ___" (1989-1993 sitcom)
- "Major ___" of 1990s TV
- "Major ___," TV sitcom
- "Major ____"
- Piggyback ride provider, often
- Male parent
- Ricky Nelson, to Gunnar and Matthew
- Ricky, to Gunnar Nelson
- Ricky, to Matthew Nelson
- Source of college funding?
- Ward, to Beaver
- Ward, to the Beav
- Ward, to the Beaver
- Word after NASCAR or deadbeat
- Word often said exasperatedly after a terrible corny joke
- TV Major
- TV's "Major ___"
- Word with joke or bod
- Sitcom stock character
- Typical sitcom character
- Third or sixth row
- Third-Sunday-in-June honoree
- Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day participant
- "Sleeping My Day Away" band
- Scout leader, maybe
- Scoutmaster, often
- Xmas gift recipient
- Tie receiver, frequently
- Tie recipient, often
- Tie recipient
- Tim Taylor or Al Bundy, e.g.
- What Phil is to Haley, Alex, and Luke on "Modern Family"
- Youngster's "play catch" partner
- Stay-at-home __
- Stay-at-home ___
- Today's honoree, found in this puzzle's eight longest answers
- Term for some new parents
- Zeus, to Apollo
- Stereotypical corny joke teller
- Stereotypical teller of a groan-worthy joke
- Stereotypically hard-to-shop-for member of the family
- Steven Tyler, to Liv Tyler
- Steven Tyler, to Liv
- Senior, to junior
Recent Usage of '50s sitcom staple in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "'50s sitcom staple" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used '50s sitcom staple in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - July 3, 2011
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 30, 2010
- USA Today - Feb. 18, 2009
- Universal Crossword - May 26, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 18, 2004
- Universal Crossword - May 13, 2003
- Universal Crossword - April 14, 2001
