Crossword Clue: "Smooth" guitarist Carlos
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- --- Fe, NM
- 12/24 traditional visitor
- 12/24 visitor
- __ Clara County (Silicon Valley locale)
- __ Cruz, CA
- __ Monica, CA
- __ Monica Mountains
- ___ Ana
- ___ Anita
- ___ Barbara, California
- ___ Claus
- ___ Cruz
- ___ Cruz, California
- ___ Fe
- "___ Lucia" (Italian song)
- ___ Maria
- ___ Monica, Calif.
- ___ Monica, California
- ___ Rosa, Calif.
- ___ rosa
- Barbara follows it
- Barbara in California
- Barbara or Maria
- ___ Vittoria
- Ana or Barbara start
- Ana or Barbara
- Ana or Clara
- ____ Ana winds
- ____ Lucia
- ____ Maria
- _____ Barbara
- Anita, Monica or Clara
- Anita or Ana
- Anita or Clara
- Anna or Maria
- Anna or Rosa lead-in
- Annual aviator
- Annual department store employee
- Annual flier
- Annual fly-by-nighter
- Annual milk drinker
- Annual roof lander
- Annual sleigh driver
- Annual stocking suffer
- Annual toy toter
- Annual traveler
- Annual V.I.P.
- Annual visitor
- Annual wish-list recipient
- A fly-by-night?
- Answer to "Who wears a long cap on his head?," in song
- A man for one season
- Bearded mall temp
- A Nicholas
- Beloved man with a bag
- Big bag carrier
- Billy Bob played him badly
- Blitzen's boss
- Bag carrier
- Bag man
- Famed bag man
- Comet's guider
- Comet's leader
- Dasher lasher?
- Dasher's boss
- Dasher's driver
- Famed sleigher
- His sleigh is pulled by reindeer
- His toys bring joys to girls and boys
- Famous package-delivery man
- Famous package delivery man
- International package deliverer
- "Ho ho ho" crier
- "Ho ho ho" fellow
- "Ho, ho, ho!" guy
- "Ho ho ho" holiday guy
- "Ho, ho, ho" man
- "Ho ho ho" speaker
- Hoer?
- December 24th visitor
- December 25 visitor
- December addressee
- December caller
- December deliverer of toys
- December disguise
- December drop-in
- December letter recipient
- December list keeper
- December mall figure
- December sleigh driver
- December temp job
- December temp
- December toy-giving guy
- December traveler
- December visitor
- Frequent December addressee
- Holiday attraction at a mall
- Holiday classic "___ Baby"
- Holiday flier
- Holiday party figure, perhaps
- Holiday traveler
- Holiday visitor
- Holiday visitor with a famous lap
- Father Christmas, ... Claus
- Father Christmas
- Fe antecedent
- Fe or Ana preceder
- Fe or Catalina
- Grinch disguise
- Deliverer of Christmas packages
- Denizen of the North
- It can precede the first names in six puzzle answers
- Department store employee.
- Department store's seasonal temp.
- Elf-aware figure
- Elf employer
- Elf's employer
- Figure at a December party, perhaps
- Figure of veneration
- It may be with Monica or Clara
- Bruce Springsteen "___ Ana"
- Elves' boss
- Employer of many elves
- Chimney creeper
- Chimney descender on Christmas Eve
- Chimney guy
- Chimney swooper?
- Chimney visitor
- General ___ Anna
- End of the definition
- End-of-the-year fat man
- Christmas card character
- Christmas celebrity
- Christmas character
- Christmas decoration
- Christmas drop-in
- Christmas Eve aviator
- Christmas Eve globe-trotter
- Christmas Eve traveler
- Christmas Eve visitor
- Christmas letter recipient
- Christmas list keeper
- Christmas regular
- First name in gift-giving
- Christmas VIP
- Christmas visitor
- Christmas wish list recipient
- First word in many California city names
- "I Saw Mommy Kissing ___ Claus"
- Clara or Ana
- Clara or Catalina
- Clara or Claus
- Clara or Monica
- Gift deliverer
- Gift giver
- Gift list addressee
- "Ernest Saves Christmas" character
- Gifted world traveler?
- Flier in red and white
- He brings presents on Christmas
- He gets the sack in December
- He goes down chimneys
- He goes on a holiday
- Claus or Cruz
- Claus
- He has a small staff
- He has a small work force
- He lives at the North Pole
- He rides in a sleigh pulled by reindeer
- Canada's H0H 0H0 postal code addressee
- Clement Moore character
- Clement Moore's "right jolly old elf"
- Clement Moore's ''right jolly old elf''
- He visits on Christmas Eve
- He visits once a year
- Flue negotiator
- Flying-reindeer owner
- Everclear "___ Ana Wind"
- Donald Duck persona in "Toy Tinkers"
- In verse, "His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry!"
- Cupid's boss
- Cupid's driver
- Cupid's leader?
- Cupid's master?
- Cupid's master
- Jolly elf
- Jolly holiday visitor
- Jolly man
- "Jolly old elf" of rhyme
- Jolly one
- Jolly one in a red suit
- Hero of a famous 1897 editorial
- Hero of Clement Moore poem.
- He's coming to town soon
- Good-children's friend
- He's very elf-conscious
- Good list maker?
- Fabulous stocking-stuffer
- Driver of flying reindeer
- Driver who originally had an eight-member team
- Catalina or Catarina
- Dancer director?
- Dancer driver
- Dancer's boss
- Dancer's boss?
- Dancer's director?
- Dancer's director
- Dancer's driver
- Dancer's guide
- Dancer's head
- Dancer's leader
- Dancer's manager?
- Dancer's master
- Dancer's prompter
- Thanksgiving Day parade VIP
- Thanksgiving parade star
- Thanksgiving parade VIP
- Man in a red-and-white suit
- Man in a red suit
- Man in a suit
- Man in red
- Man of the present?
- Man with a nice laugh
- Man with a small workforce
- Noted bag man
- Stocking stuffer
- Stocking stuffer?
- Noted gift-giver
- Noted gift giver
- Noted holiday cookie eater
- Noted sleigh rider
- Noted workshop chief
- Notion of which children must eventually be disabused
- Kiddie hero
- White-bearded Christmas figure
- White-bearded Christmas visitor
- Tot's hero
- Tots' hero
- Stranger often sat on by children
- Maria or Cruz
- Maria or Rosa preceder
- Maria or Sophia
- Overnight delivery expert
- Mr. Claus
- Owner of eight other answers in this puzzle
- Toyland V. I. P.
- Toys man
- Mrs. Claus' mister
- The fat man in red
- Obese bag man
- Rooftop sleigher
- Subject of a famed 1897 editorial
- Traveler tracked by NORAD
- Traveler who carries his own bag
- Subject of an annual NORAD tracking program
- Visitor from the North
- Rosa or Anna
- Rosa or Paula preceder
- Vixen's driver.
- Vixen's master
- "The Nightmare Before Christmas" hostage
- Rotund man in a bright suit
- Wish list receiver
- Kringle
- Kris Kringle
- Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer's recruiter
- Rudolph's boss
- Rudolph's driver
- Rudolph's master
- Rudolph's reinsman
- List recipient
- Polar personage
- Polar resident
- Pole star
- Pole star?
- Name before Barbara or Clara
- Part of UCSB
- Popular legend of Dutch origin
- Large guy who can fit in narrow spaces
- Once-a-year aviator
- Once-a-year visitor
- Receiver of lists
- Receiver of many letters
- Recent annual visitor
- Recipient of many wish lists
- One making overnight deliveries
- Red-and-white hat wearer
- Red-and-white suit wearer
- One-night-a-year flier
- Red suit wearer
- Red-suited December traveler
- Red-suited reindeer driver
- Leader of a group of elves
- Preceder of Barbara or Clara
- One of the Clauses
- Reindeer pilot
- Reindeer reins holder
- Reindeer reinsman
- Reindeer's boss
- Lucia or Maria
- Nick name
- Nick-name
- "Nick" name that goes with the first names in the grid's six longest entries
- Nick name?
- Nick who comes at night
- Nick working at night?
- "Miracle on 34th Street" role
- Legendary guy traditionally wearing black boots
- Legendary polar inhabitant
- Legendary sleigh rider
- One who flies south in the winter
- One who laughs a lot
- Present bringer
- Present-day hero?
- Present day hero?
- Present day man?
- Present-day personality?
- Present day superstar?
- Present-day VIP
- Present presenter
- One who provides coal in December
- Macy's temp
- One with a pole position?
- One with a small work force
- One with a small work force?
- "Nobody shoots at ___ . . . " (Smith)
- North Pole boss
- North Pole inhabitant
- North Pole letter recipient
- North Pole notable
- North Pole resident
- North Pole VIP
- Northern star?
- Producer of a famous laugh
- Sack toter
- Sidewalk ___
- Word in many California cities
- Saint Nicholas
- Saint Nick
- Spanish metalers Tierra ___
- Speaker of the cheer in question
- Worker always seen in a suit
- Workshop owner of note
- St. Nicholas, to some
- St. Nick
- Sleigh driver of note
- Sleigh driver
- Xmas V.I.P.
- Xmas visitor
- Year-end list examiner
- Year-end mall temp
- Year-end mall worker
- Year-end stocking stuffer
- Year-end temp job
- Year-end temp
- Year-end visitor
- Yearly visitor
- Start for Barbara
- Unpaid seasonal deliveryman?
- Seasonal cookie eater
- Seasonal gift giver
- Seasonal mall employee who wears a beard
- Seasonal mall hiree
- Seasonal mall temp
- Seasonal mall worker
- Seasonal sack toter
- Seasonal sleigh driver
- Seasonal store worker
- Seasonal temp position
- Seasonal temp
- Seasonal traveler
- Seasonal visitor
- Seasonal worker
- Team manager
- Start of many California city names
- Secret ___ (seasonal office game)
- "Smooth" guitarist Carlos
- "Ten times ten thousand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of childhood" according to a New York Sun editorial of September 21, 1897
- Yule visitor
- Yuletide character
- Yuletide visitor
Recent Usage of "Smooth" guitarist Carlos in Crossword Puzzles
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- WSJ Daily - July 2, 2020
- Washington Post - Sept. 16, 2012
- Washington Post - Sept. 15, 2012
- Washington Post - Sept. 14, 2012
- Washington Post - Sept. 13, 2012