Crossword Clue: Bar mitzvah, e.g.
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Bar mitzvah, e.g."
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- "---, a Dog"
- "__: a Dog": 1962 film based on a 1919 novel
- ''___: A Dog'' (1962)
- "___: A Dog"
- ___ mag (Maxim or FHM)
- Bannockburn boy
- Bar mitzvah, e.g.
- "____: A Dog"
- "And many a lightfoot ___": Housman
- A Dog
- A. E. Housman hero
- A. E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___"
- Any Boy Scout
- Any "Lord of the Flies" character
- Any young boy
- Beau for a lass
- "A Shropshire ___" (Housman)
- "A Shropshire ___": Housman
- "A Shropshire ___"
- A Shropshire ____
- "A Shropshire ---" (Housman)
- A Thai tongue
- Aberdeen boy
- Address at a Scottish pub
- Adolescent boy
- Aladdin, e.g.
- Bloke
- Albert Payson Terhune hero
- Albert Payson Terhune pooch
- Dundee dude
- Dundee shaver
- Boy from Glasgow
- Boy from Liverpool
- Boy, in Aberdeen
- Boy, in Glasgow
- Boy in knickers, perhaps
- Boy, in Scotland
- Boy or young man
- Boy Scot
- Boy
- Boyo
- Irish boy
- Irish fellow
- Edinburgh boy
- Edinburgh young'un
- Fella
- Fellow at a pub
- Fellow
- Chap, affectionately
- Chap
- Bristol boy
- Horatio Alger sort
- Future fella
- Brit's bud
- Fictional dog
- Housman, in Shropshire
- Housman youth
- Housman's "A Shropshire ___"
- Housman's was from Shropshire
- Bucko
- Half-pint
- Child
- Huck Finn, e.g.
- Huck or Tom, e.g.
- Finn, for one
- It's a boy
- Eton attendee, perhaps
- Canadian metalers Strapping Young ___
- Glasgow boy
- Every man, once
- [clued elsewhere]
- Cub scout, say
- Cub
- Cupid is a knavish ___: A Midsummer Nights Dream
- "Cupid is a knavish ___": "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- Extol
- "Carry the ___ that's born to be king" ("Skye Boat Song" line)
- Dad, once
- Junior
- Highland boy
- Highland fellow
- Highland kid
- Highlands boy
- Highlands tyke
- Highlands youth
- Juvenile sort
- Male youngster
- Male youth
- Pip at the start of "Great Expectations," e.g.
- Pip of "Great Expectations," e.g.
- Man in the making
- Man of the future
- Man of tomorrow
- Pub bud
- Pub pal
- Many a conkers player
- Whipper snapper
- Whippersnapper
- Kid in a kilt
- Kid
- Kilkenny kid
- Strapping young fella
- "Strapping" young fellow
- Strapping young guy, perhaps
- Strapping young guy
- Kilted boy
- Kilted kid
- Stripling.
- Stripling
- Shaveling
- Shaver that doesn't shave
- Shaver
- Traditional song "Wagoner's ___"
- Knickers wearer, maybe
- Knickers wearer
- Matter-Eater ___ (superhero)
- Li'l boy
- Sonny
- Sonny boy
- Sonnyboy
- Oingo Boingo "Only a ___"
- Literary collie
- Name for a collie
- Little boy
- Little chap
- Little dude
- Little fella
- Little fellow
- Little guy
- Little kiltie
- Little man
- Little Scot
- Little shaver
- Little sprout
- Lard ___ Donuts (shop on "The Simpsons")
- Lard ___ Donuts (snack shop on "The Simpsons")
- Lard ___ Donuts (store on "The Simpsons")
- Metal band Strapping Young ___
- ... & lass
- Lass' brother
- Lassie's mate
- Lassie's playmate
- Lass's counterpart
- Lass's friend
- Lass's male counterpart
- Lass's mate
- Lass's partner
- One in knickers
- Midshipmite
- One of the original "Charlie's Angels"
- Minor chap
- Minor, maybe
- Nipper
- Preteen
- Male child
- Male Scottish youngster
- "Shropshire ___"
- Shropshire individual
- Shropshire inhabitant
- "There's a good ___"
- Space cadet.
- "Sing me a song of a ___ that is gone": Stevenson
- Tyke
- "Wee" boy
- Wee boy, in Scotland
- Wee boy
- "Wee" fellow
- Wee fellow
- Wee little fellow
- Wee little guy
- Wee little man
- Wee one
- Wee Scot
- U-turn from miss
- Sprout
- Schoolboy
- Stable boy, in Britain
- Stable worker
- Scot's son
- Scottish boy
- Scottish kid
- Scottish kiddie
- Scottish shaver
- Small boy
- Small fellow
- Small strapper
- Teen-ager
- Title collie in a novel by Albert Payson Terhune
- Young acolyte
- Young bagpipe player, maybe
- Young bloke
- Young boy
- Young buck
- Young chap
- Young dude
- Young fella
- Young feller
- Young fellow, in Scotland
- Young fellow
- Young gent
- Young guy, in Aberdeen or Dundee
- Young guy
- Young kiltie
- Young male Scot
- Young male
- Young man, in Edinburgh
- Young man, in Scotland
- Young man
- Young one
- Young Pip, for one
- Young Scot
- Young shaver
- Young son
- Young 'un
- "When I was a ___ ... "
- "When I was a ___ ..."
- Youngster
- Youth.
- Youth found in this puzzle's seven longest answers
- Youth
- Youthful fellow
- Terhune barker
- Terhune canine hero
- Terhune canine
- Terhune collie
- Terhune dog
- Terhune subject
- Terhune title character
- Terhune title dog
- Terhune's "___: A Dog"
- Terhune's admirable dog
- Terhune's collie
- Terhune's dog
- Terhune's fictional collie
- Terhune's hero
- Terhune's title dog
- Tom or Huck
Recent Usage of Bar mitzvah, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Bar mitzvah, e.g." have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Bar mitzvah, e.g. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - Feb. 28, 2019
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 10, 2019
- New York Times - Sept. 5, 2017
- USA Today - July 21, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 12, 2016
- New York Times - June 12, 2015
- USA Today - Oct. 14, 2014
- Washington Post - Jan. 17, 2014
- New York Times - June 26, 2010
- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 20, 2007
- Universal Crossword - May 15, 2007
- Newsday - Aug. 6, 2006
- NY Sun - June 7, 2006
- New York Times - April 30, 2001
- New York Times - July 5, 1987
- New York Times - March 3, 1982
- New York Times - Jan. 14, 1982
- New York Times - Feb. 22, 1981
- New York Times - Jan. 24, 1979
- New York Times - June 3, 1978
