Crossword Clue: A bird may have one
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- '83 Howard Jones hit "New ___"
- “___ for My Father” (1964 Horace Silver standard)
- "___ of India"
- ___ of Solomon
- ___ of the Year (major Grammy category)
- 'American Idol' choice
- Bars that often close about three minutes after they open?
- "A ____ to Remember"
- A bird may have one
- "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" or "Rain on Me"
- Anthem
- Anthem or ballad
- Any one of the Top 40
- A pittance.
- A small amount
- Aria
- Aria, for one
- Berlin composition
- Berlin creation
- Berlin number
- Berlin product
- Berlin's forte
- Bieber's "Baby," for one
- Billboard chart entry
- Billboard entry
- Billy Joel might have one in the "Attic"
- Billy Joel might have one in the "Attic"?
- Bird call
- Bird output
- Bird sound
- "Auld Lang Syne" is one
- Aid in identifying a bird
- Air or number
- Air
- Album component
- Album number
- Album track
- "All I Want for Christmas Is You," e.g.
- Ballad
- Ballad, e.g.
- Ballad, for example
- Ballad, for one
- Ballad or carol
- Ballad or hymn
- Balladeer's number
- Bandcamp download
- Four Tops "It's the Same Old ___"
- Grammy honoree
- "Both Sides Now," for one
- Grammy nominee, maybe
- Grammy nominee
- Grammy winner
- CD selection
- CD track
- Hit, maybe
- Hit, say
- Common digital download
- iPod selection
- Composer's creation
- Composer's output
- Composer's work
- Composition
- Brian Wilson output
- Delta's low-fare airline
- Chanson
- Chanteuse's offering
- Chantey
- It comes in bars
- Hootenanny outburst
- Fuss, ... & dance
- It has bars
- It may be a hit
- Fields-McHugh creation
- It may be broken into on Broadway
- It may be charted
- "Galveston" or "El Paso"
- "Fight ___" (2015 Rachel Platten hit)
- "Fight ___" (Rachel Platten hit)
- It may have a nice melody
- Elton's offering
- "Chicago" or "Philadelphia"
- ''Chicago'' or ''Philadelphia''
- Howard Jones hit "New ___"
- Chinese dynasty ended by Kublai Khan
- Item on the "Hit Parade."
- End of the riddle
- Choral performance
- Hymn, e.g.
- Disney's "___ of the South"
- Disney's ''___ of the South''
- Disney's "--- of the South"
- Cabaret number
- It's occasionally broken into
- It's on the record
- It's on the record?
- Cahn product
- Cahn–Van Heusen product
- Ditty
- "It's the Same Old ___"
- iTunes buy
- iTunes download
- iTunes purchase
- iTunes selection
- "Escape (The Pina Colada ___)"
- Jam session selection
- Canary specialty
- Canticle or canzonet
- "Heartbeat ___" (Kelly Clarkson single)
- Jim Croce creation
- Jimmy Webb work
- "Jingle Bells," for one
- For a __ (inexpensively)
- Downloadable item
- Carol, e.g.
- Carol
- Cole or Porter forte
- "Hey Jude," for one
- Jukebox choice
- Jukebox selection
- Colloquial pittance
- Dance initiator
- Dance partner
- Dance partner?
- Dance's partner
- Karaoke choice
- Karaoke delivery
- Karaoke number
- Karaoke selection
- Psalm
- Noted presentation?
- Solomon's output
- Noted work?
- Top 10 item
- Set list unit
- Top 40 entry
- "The ___ of Hiawatha"
- Whiffenpoof's specialty.
- Number for a band
- Number of a nightclub
- Number with words
- Number
- Kind of bird
- Very small sum
- Some people break into it
- Track, in a sense
- Track, perhaps
- Track
- Rome creation
- Styne-Cahn concoction
- Styne product
- Something to break into
- Something to hum
- Playlist component
- Playlist element
- Playlist listing
- Something you sing
- Vocal composition
- Musical feature
- Vocal piece
- Vocal tune
- Musical number
- Musical rendition
- Round, for example
- Musician's time to shine with a bunch of other musicians
- "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," e.g.
- "Parasite" star ___ Kang-ho
- McCartney creation
- Trifle
- "SOS" or "Help!"
- Trifling sum
- Troubadour's offering
- Troubadour's specialty
- Part of a countdown
- Medley component
- Medley part
- Medley portion
- Medley segment
- Napster download
- Melody
- Mendelssohn's "Spring ___"
- Loewe creation
- Partner of dance
- Mercer-Arlen product
- "Lola" or "Layla" or "La La," for example
- Porter opus
- Metaphorical pittance
- "One," for one
- Neil Diamond work
- Paul Simon creation
- Record number?
- Lay
- Might play one when you learn the guitar
- Love ____ (Anne Murray hit)
- Low, low price, in an expression
- Low price: Slang
- Minstrel's output
- Lullaby
- Lullaby, e.g.
- Lullaby, for example
- Nightclub number
- Lyrical work
- Lyricist's concern
- Lennon work
- Madrigal
- Request for a deejay
- "Philadelphia" or "Kansas City"
- Open mic offering
- Product of Berlin
- Product of Boston or Chicago
- Warbler's gift
- "Summertime," for instance.
- Tune
- Word following fight or folk
- Sailor's chantey
- Word with bird or fight
- Word with ''drinking'' and ''fight''
- "Same old ___ and dance"
- Word with folk or bird
- Word with love and war
- Single, say
- Spiritual, e.g.
- Spiritual, for example
- Spiritual or ballad, e.g.
- Words set to music
- Work done in bars
- Thing that many people break into
- Thing that may be streamed
- Thing to hum
- Spotify offering
- Spotify selection
- What a cat burglar is unlikely to break into
- What any man, woman or child may break into
- Small amount
- "Yesterday" or "Today" or "Tomorrow"
- "Yesterday" or "Tomorrow"
- "Yesterday," "Today," or "Tomorrow"
- Tin Pan Alley product
- What you might break into
- You might have one in your heart
- Sedaka product
Recent Usage of A bird may have one in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 15, 2000
