Crossword Clue: Adjective for a British Invasion foursome
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Adjective for a British Invasion foursome"
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- '60s quartet adjective
- '60s "Swell!"
- __ Four: Beatles
- __ four
- ___ four
- ___ Four (Beatles)
- ___ Four (the Beatles)
- A-OK
- Beatle adjective
- Beatles adjective
- Beatles' adjective
- Beatles descriptive
- Beatles descriptor
- Beatles' descriptor
- Beatles-era "excellent"
- Beatles nickname, The ... Four
- Beatles nickname word
- Aces
- Adjective for a British Invasion foursome
- Adjective for Four
- Adjective for The Beatles
- Awesome
- Awesome, briefly
- Awesome, in retro slang
- Ducky
- Fantastic, in Beatlemania
- Fantastic, in Beatles-speak
- Dynamite
- 'Great!'
- Great, for short
- Great, to a Beatles' fan
- Early Beatles describer
- Brand of detergent whose name was 1960s slang for "great"
- Groovy
- "Groovy!" kin
- "Groovy!" relative
- Groovy relative
- "Groovy!"
- It can follow "Ab" or precede "Four"
- British Invasion adjective
- Gain competitor
- Constructed: Abbr.
- Cheer competition
- Detergent brand
- Cool!
- Cool, as in the '60s
- "Cool" that's made a comeback
- "Cool!"
- Hunky-dory
- George Harrison's "When We Was ___"
- "Incredible!" to Beatle fans
- Just great
- Morvan of Milli Vanilli (i.e., the one who's still alive)
- Pt. of a Beatles epithet
- The ___ Four
- The ___ Four (Beatles nickname)
- The ___ Four (Beatles)
- The ___ Four (nickname for the Beatles)
- "The ___ Four" (The Beatles)
- The ___ Four (The Beatles)
- "The ___ Four"
- The ____ Four
- The ________ Four, the Beatles
- Out of sight
- The -- Four
- Marvelous, in '60s slang
- Marvelous, in slang
- Marvelous, informally
- Marvelous, slangily
- Marvy!
- "Marvy!"
- 'Marvy!'
- "Marvy" kin
- Marvy
- Like the Beatles?
- Like the Beatles, in 1960s lingo
- Like the Beatles in their heyday
- Like the Beatles or the "Queer Eye" guys
- Like the Beatles
- Wisk rival
- Wonderful, slangily
- Part of a "Queer Eye" nickname
- Part of a "Queer Eye" sobriquet
- Old-style dope?
- "Neato!"
- ''Neato!''
- Michigan's "___ Five" of NCAA basketball
- Laundry detergent brand
- "Nifty!"
- Nifty
- Like a 1960s four
- Like a '60s foursome
- Like a memorable four
- Super-cool, 1960s-style
- Super, for short
- Super, in the '60s
- Super, to a Beatles fan
- "Super!"
- Superb, in slang
- Word before Four, when describing the Beatles, or Five, when describing Van Halen, or Fifteen, when describing a band I just made up with 15 awesome harpists
- Word describing the "Four" Beatles
- Surviving Milli Vanilli member [avxword.com is home to the best indie xwords - subscribe today]
- Swell
- Swell, '60s-style
- Swell, in the '60s
- Swell kin
- Swell, slangily
- "Swell!"
- Unbelievable, slang
- Unbelievable, slangily
- Wunderbar
- "Wunderbar!"
- Tide alternative
- Tide competitor
- Tide rival
- Smashing, in the '60s
- ''When We Was __'' (George Harrison tune)
- "When We Was ___" (George Harrison hit)
- "Terrif!"
- 'Terrif!'
- Terrif!
- Terrif
- Terrific, in the Beatles Era
Recent Usage of Adjective for a British Invasion foursome in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - May 30, 2017
