Crossword Clue: "Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?""
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?""
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- 1949's "Careless Hands," e.g.
- 1950s song, e.g.
- 1950s song, today
- 45 from the '50s, e.g.
- 45 tune, perhaps
- '50s song, e.g.
- '50s tune, e.g.
- '60's song e.g.
- '60s song, e.g.
- 94.7 FM cut
- ___ but goodie
- An ___ but a goodie
- ____ but goodie
- ____ but goody
- Any 1950s tune
- Any 45, now
- Any '50s platter
- Any '50s tune
- Any '60s song
- Any ABBA tune, nowadays
- Any Beatles song, now
- Any Beatles song, nowadays
- Any Beatles song
- Any Beatles tune
- Any Beatles tune, now
- Any Beatles tune, today
- Any Buddy Holly tune, now
- Any Buddy Holly tune
- Any class reunion tune?
- Any classic vinyl record
- Any Elvis number
- Any Elvis recording
- Any Elvis song, now
- Any Elvis tune, now
- Any Elvis tune
- Any Errol Flynn film
- Any Everly Brothers tune, now
- Any Frankie Avalon song
- Any Hank Williams tune
- Any Hippie Fest song
- Any hit by Elvis
- Any hit by Little Richard
- Any hit by the Everly Brothers, e.g.
- Any hit by the Shirelles
- Any platter of the '50s
- Any Platters platter, now
- Any Platters platter
- Any pop song of Pop's day
- Any record from 1952
- Any Sha Na Na song
- Any Sha Na Na tune
- Any song by Elvis
- Any song by the Drifters, e.g.
- Any song by The Flamingos
- Any song by the Platters
- Any song by the Supremes
- Any song from the '60s
- Any song of the '60s
- Any song on a 78
- Any song on Elvis Radio
- Any song your parents like
- Any song your parents like?
- Any Supremes song, in 2020
- Any Tommy Dorsey tune
- Any Woodstock tune, now
- Beatles song, e.g.
- Beatles song, for example
- Bit of "golden" nostalgia
- Bit of nostalgia
- Bit of tuneful nostalgia
- Black-and-white film, e.g.
- Black-and-white movie, e.g.
- Blast-from-the-past song
- Blast from the past
- "Blue Suede Shoes" or "Runaround Sue," e.g.
- Bluebird record, e.g.
- Almost any doo-wop song, e.g.
- Almost any doo-wop song
- Almost any doo-wop tune
- Almost any hit by Prince or Queen
- Four Tops tune, e.g.
- Familiar favorite
- Dated ditty
- Dated song
- Familiar track
- "Duke of Earl," for one
- ''Duke of Earl,'' for one
- Frankie Valli tune, e.g.
- Granddad danced to it
- Granddad's favorite song, to you
- Hit from Grandpa's day
- Hit from the 1950s, e.g.
- Hit from the past
- Hit from way back
- Hit from years ago
- Hit song from back in the day
- Hit tune from the past
- Hoagy Carmichael's "Star Dust," e.g.
- Greatest Hits song, often
- Como or Cline song, e.g.
- Favorite song
- Certain rerun
- It can be golden
- Hopefully a goodie also
- It may be a goodie
- Checker piece, e.g.
- Fifties record, now
- It may be golden on a phonograph
- It may be golden
- "Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?"
- Elvis hit, e.g.
- Elvis hit, say
- Chestnut
- It might be golden
- "Diana," for one
- It might bring back memories
- It might evoke nostalgia
- But it's a goodie
- "I Love You Truly," for one
- It's sometimes golden
- "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini," for one
- D.J.'s golden ___
- Classic hit
- Classic movie or song
- Classic number
- Classic rock selection
- Classic rock song, e.g.
- Classic song
- Classic tune
- Classics station song
- Domino number, e.g.
- Fondly remembered song
- Doo-wop favorite, e.g.
- "Jingle Bells" or "White Christmas"
- Doo-wop number, e.g.
- Doo-wop number
- Doo-wop song, e.g.
- Doo-wop song, for example
- Doo-wop song, probably
- Doo-wop song, say
- Doo-wop song, today
- Doo-wop tune, say
- "Hello," e.g.
- Joe Miller joke
- "Help!" is one
- Johnnie Ray tune, e.g.
- Golden ___
- Golden ____
- Golden number?
- Golden number
- "Golden" song
- "Golden" song of long ago
- "Golden" song of the past
- Golden song
- "Golden" tune
- Former hit song
- Former hit
- Juke box favorite
- Juke box selection
- Jukebox fave
- Jukebox favorite
- Jukebox selection
- "Good Vibrations" or "Surfin' Safari"
- Four Seasons number, e.g.
- Sock hop song
- Notes for the nostalgic
- Top 40 hit from the '40s, today
- Motown track, say
- Many a class reunion tune
- Many a jukebox tune
- Many a karaoke song
- Many a tune played at a class reunion
- "Some Enchanted Evening," e.g.
- The Beatles' "All My Loving," e.g.
- Number from the past
- Number you might have memorized
- Movie or record of past years
- "Rock Around the Clock," e.g.
- ''Rock Around the Clock,'' e.g.
- "Rock reunion" performance
- "Rock revival" tune
- "The Great Pretender," for one
- Vintage jukebox selection
- Vintage movie
- Vintage platter
- Vintage song
- Vintage tune
- Something golden
- Vinyl hit, usually
- "Sherry" or "Big Girls Don't Cry"
- "Shine On, Harvest Moon," e.g.
- Musical blast from the past
- Song at a 50-year reunion, probably
- Song by The Drifters, e.g.
- Song from a "Best of" album, maybe
- Song from a long time ago
- Song from long ago
- Musical nostalgia
- Song from the 1980s, potentially, nowadays
- Song from the 1990s, to some
- Song from the '50s or '60s
- Song from the '60s, say
- Song from the past
- Song from the Spinners, say
- Song from way back
- Song from yesteryear
- Song like "Home, Sweet Home"
- Song of the past
- Song of yesteryear
- Song of yore, e.g.
- Song on a 45
- Song on a reunion tour, maybe
- Song released on a 45
- Song such as "Yesterday"
- Song that brings back memories
- Song that brings it all back
- Song that takes you back
- Song that your grandparents would remember
- Song that's not recent
- Song that's passe
- Often-played number
- Radio blast from the past
- Trite thing
- Little Richard song, now
- Pop song for Pop?
- Memorable number
- Pop song of Pop's day
- Popular song of the past
- Long-held record?
- Late, late film on TV
- Late-late-show offering
- Record held for decades?
- Record number, maybe
- One might be a goodie
- Might also be a "goodie"
- "Peggy Sue," e.g.
- One of the classics
- Peter and Gordon song, e.g.
- "Moldy" tune
- Rerun
- Nostalgia-eliciting song
- Nostalgia elicitor
- Nostalgia evoker
- Nostalgia-evoking song
- Nostalgia-inducing song
- Nostalgia source
- Nostalgia stimulus
- Nostalgic film or record
- Nostalgic jukebox selection
- Nostalgic number
- Nostalgic piece
- Nostalgic record
- Nostalgic song or film
- Nostalgic song
- Nostalgic tune
- Like '50s song
- Retro record
- "Return to Sender," for one
- Tune for the unhip
- Tune from back in the day
- Tune from the past
- Silent film, e.g.
- Sinatra record, e.g.
- Thing that might be qualified as a "goodie"
- "This Magic Moment" is one
- This might be golden
- "Under the Boardwalk," e.g.
- "Under the Boardwalk," for one
- "Under the Boardwalk" is one
- "What a Wonderful World," e.g.
- Stale joke
- Standard, e.g.
- ''Stardust'' is one
- Unlikely choice for a Top 40 station
- Time-honored favorite
- "Yesterday," today
- Yesterday's hit
- Timeless disc
- Smash from the past
- "Smiles," for one
- "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," e.g.
Recent Usage of "Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?" in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like ""Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?"" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used "Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?" in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - March 2, 2014
