Crossword Clue: Black Halloween animal
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- 9Lives eater
- __ scan
- __ toy
- ___-and-mouse game
- "___ got your tongue?"
- ___ Island, Bahamas, boyhood home of 47A
- ___-o'-nine-tails
- "___ on a Hot Tin Roof"
- ___ power
- ___ scan (diagnostic aid)
- "___ Scratch Fever" (1977 Ted Nugent hit)
- "___ Scratch Fever"
- American Shorthair, for one
- Anchor tackle
- Angora
- Angora, e.g.
- Batter of balls?
- Angry hisser
- Animal called "maeow" in Thai
- Animal (domesticated or wild)
- Animal known for its righting reflex
- Animal — one with nine tails!
- Animal that a dog might chase
- Animal that an ailurophobe fears
- Animal that can follow the first word in each of this puzzle's four theme entries
- Animal that can right itself
- Animal that meows
- Animal that might be Persian or Abyssinian
- Animal that might use a scratching post
- Anne Hathaway's persona in 2012's "The Dark Knight Rises"
- Be-bopper
- A feline
- A-mewsing animal?
- Any of T. S. Eliot's "practical" creatures
- Bebopper
- Archy's Mehitabel.
- Abyssinian e.g.
- Abyssinian, for one
- Abyssinian for one
- Abyssinian or Persian
- Abyssinian or Siamese
- Abyssinian perhaps
- Better mousetrap?
- Big bulldozer company, for short
- Big name in the ad biz
- Big name in the women's suffrage movement
- Big-time litterer
- Big tractor, informally
- Bill the -- (comics character)
- Attendee of the Jellicle Ball, on Broadway
- Adult kitten
- Bird watcher, maybe
- Bird watcher, perhaps
- Bird watcher
- Birman or bengal
- Birman or Bombay
- Birman or Burmese
- Black Halloween animal
- Ailurophobe's dread
- Ailurophobe's fear
- Avid bird watcher?
- Al Stewart "Year of the ___"
- Al Stewart's favorite animal?
- Al Stewart's favorite pet?
- Blofeld's constant companion, in Bond films
- Alice's Dinah
- Boat
- Alley ___
- Alley animal
- "Alley" animal
- Alley frequenter
- Alley hisser
- Alley howler
- Alley lurker
- Alley prowler
- Balinese or Burmese
- Bombay or jaguarundi
- Ballou
- Bopper
- Himalayan, e.g.
- Himalayan, for one
- Himalayan or Abyssinian
- Himalayan, say
- Cause of an allergic response
- Dude, to a beatnik
- Hip dude
- Dude
- Fraidy-___
- Comic strip character Garfield, for one
- Hipster
- Fancy Feast consumer
- Fancy Feast eater
- Fancy Feast fan
- Fancy Feast fancier
- Fancy Feast feaster
- Common house pet
- Common pet
- Hogwarts' Mrs. Norris is one
- Hoist an anchor, in a way
- Hoisting tackle
- Certain burglar
- Frequent chaser of its own tail
- Frequent litterer
- "Iron Chef America" chef ___ Cora
- Certain house pet
- Holly Golightly's pet
- Friskies consumer
- Friskies eater
- Friskies fan
- Fritz or Felix
- Home companion, for some
- Grimalkin
- Grimalkin, e.g.
- Grimalkin, for one
- "Breaking ___ News" (comic strip about furry reporters)
- Grizabella, e.g.
- Chan Marshall, aka ___ Power
- Feline animal
- Feline beast
- Feline pet
- Feline
- Grown kitten
- Felix, e.g.
- Felix, for one
- Felix of cartoons
- Felix or Dinah
- Felix or Fritz
- Felix or Fritz, e.g.
- Felix or Garfield
- Felix or Morris, e.g.
- Felix or Sylvester
- Grown-up kitten
- Channel ___ (food fish)
- Grumpy ___ (animal in a popular meme)
- Grumpy ___ (Internet animal celebrity)
- Grumpy ___ (Internet meme)
- Hopeful birdwatcher
- Furry mouse chaser
- Furry purrer
- British shorthair, for one
- Gaggle : goose :: clowder : ___
- Gaggle : goose :: clowder : ________
- Fiddle player of rhyme
- Fiddler in a kids' rhyme
- Fiddler in the nursery
- Fiddler of rhyme
- Fiddle's partner
- Habitual birdwatcher
- Habitual scratcher
- It may be let out of the bag
- Deuteronomy, e.g.
- Cheetah or cougar, for example
- Cheetah or panther
- Eliot's Grizabella, e.g.
- Eliot's Gus or Macavity
- Eliot's "Jenny-anydots," e.g.
- Eliot's Jennyanydots, e.g.
- Eliot's Old Deuteronomy, e.g.
- House __
- House pet
- House pet that might be named Fluffy or Whiskers
- House pet that might be named Fluffy
- House pet with claws
- Hairball generator
- Hairball sufferer
- Cheshire grinner
- Cheshire
- Household pet
- Hairy Himalayan
- Garfield, e.g.
- Garfield, famously
- Garfield, for one
- Garfield of the comics, e.g.
- Garfield or Felix
- Garfield or Heathcliff, for example
- Garfield or Heathcliff
- Garfield or Morris
- Bucky of "Get Fuzzy," for one
- Half of a "game" pair
- Dick Whittington's companion
- Cool __
- Cool ___
- "Cool" dude
- Cool dude, in jazz
- Cool dude
- Cool fella
- Cool fellow
- "Cool" guy
- "Cool" hipster
- Cool one
- "Cool" sort
- Cool sort
- Cornish Rex or Ragdoll
- Burmese, e.g.
- Burmese, for one
- Burmese or Balinese
- Burmese or Persian, e.g.
- Burmese or Persian
- Burmese or Siamese
- Cougar, e.g.
- Cougar or cheetah
- Cougar or leopard
- Enemy of the pictured animal
- "I Can Has Cheezburger?" image
- Hat-wearer of children's literature
- Hat-wearing Seuss character
- Iams eater
- Calico, e.g.
- Calico, for one
- Calico pet
- "If it fits I sits" animal on icanhascheezburger.com
- Cream lapper
- Jaguar, e.g.
- Jaguar or tiger, for example
- Jaguar or tiger
- Jaguar
- He digs gigs
- Creature in a clowder
- Clawer
- Japanese bobtail
- Canary watcher
- Critter in a clowder
- Jazz aficionado
- Jazz club habitue
- Jazz devotee
- Jazz fan
- Jazz figure
- Crookshanks, in Harry Potter fiction
- Crookshanks, notably
- Jazz guy
- Jazz joint patron
- Jazz lover
- Jazz man
- Jazz musician
- Jazz player
- Dog's archenemy
- Jazzhound
- Jazzman
- Jazzman, to jazzmen
- Clowder creature
- Heathcliff, e.g.
- Heathcliff, for one
- Excavation machine, for short
- Jive enthusiast.
- Double curve
- Curiosity killed it
- Curiosity victim
- Curiosity victim, in a saying
- Curiosity victim, in an old saying
- Curiosity's victim, supposedly
- Independent creature
- Hep dude
- Hep one
- Hepster
- Dr. Seuss animal
- Dr. Seuss character
- Dr. Seuss title character
- Dr. Seuss's "The ___ in the Hat"
- Carroll grinner
- Indoor __
- He's hip to the jive
- Cartoondom's Tom or Sylvester
- F. domesticus
- Four-legged bird watcher
- Four-legged housemate
- Four-legged leaper
- Tongue depressor?
- Malicious woman
- Socks, e.g.
- Tonto in "Harry and Tonto"
- Sofa-clawing pet
- Sofa destroyer
- Sofa scratcher
- Mammal that meows
- Stimpy, e.g.
- Stimpy or Garfield
- Stimpy or Scratchy
- Stimpy or Sylvester, e.g.
- Serval, e.g.
- Toonces, for one
- Notorious bird-watcher
- Manx, e.g.
- Manx, for one
- "The ___ in the Hat" (Dr. Seuss book)
- "The ___ in the Hat" (rhyming Seuss book)
- "The ___ in the Hat"
- Manx or Angora
- Manx or cool
- Manx or lynx
- Manx or Persian
- Manx or Siamese
- Manx
- Seuss' hat-wearer
- Seuss hat wearer
- Seuss's hat-wearer
- Many a shelter adoptee
- Puma, e.g.
- Puma, for one
- Puma or jaguar
- Puma or lion
- Puma or lynx
- Puma or ocelot, for example
- Puma or panther
- Puma, say
- Mouse catcher "In the Well," to Dylan
- Mouse catcher
- Mouse chaser
- Whiskas eater
- Mouse hunter
- Whiskered one
- Whiskered pet
- Mouse manipulator?
- Mouse stalker
- Mouser
- Kid lit’s Slinky Malinki, for one
- Kilkenny fighter of rhyme
- "The Black ___" (Poe story)
- Stray, maybe
- Stray, often
- Purr-fect companion?
- Purr-fect pet?
- Purr-fect pet
- Purr former
- Purr producer
- Purrer
- Purrfect pet?
- Purrfectionist?
- Purring animal
- Purring one
- Purring Persian
- Purring pet
- Nursery rhyme fiddler
- Puss
- Pussy
- Kind of bird or call
- Kind of boat or burglar
- Margay, e.g.
- Margay or serval
- Kind of burglar
- Nyan ___ (internet meme)
- Nyan ___
- String chaser
- String player?
- Mr. Jinks, for one
- Mr. Mistoffelees, for one
- Kind of nap
- Victim of curiosity, in a saying
- Victim of curiosity
- Tractor brand, familiarly
- Tractor, for short
- Tractor make, briefly
- Kind of prowler
- Marquis's Mehitabel
- Object of ailurophobia
- Kind of scan
- Kind of "Scratch Fever," to Ted Nugent
- Object of veneration in ancient Egypt
- Observer of the king
- Kind of whip
- Window-sill sitter
- Windowsill sunner
- Mungojerrie or Skimbleshanks, in a musical
- Ocelot, e.g.
- Ocelot, for example
- Ocelot, for instance
- Ocelot, for one
- Player in an indoor tree
- Viral video critter, often
- Subject of a B. Kliban drawing
- Subject of many a viral video
- Subject of many an internet meme
- Kitty
- Tree-climbing pet
- Panther or puma, for example
- Panther or puma
- Panther or sailboat
- Tree rescuee
- Witch's black pet
- Witch's familiar.
- Witch's familiar, maybe
- Witch's familiar, often
- Witch's familiar, usually
- Witch's familiar
- Witch's pet
- KoKo or Yum-Yum, in Lilian Jackson Braun mysteries
- Koko's pet All Ball, e.g.
- Lion, e.g.
- Lion or leopard
- Lion or lynx
- Lion or tiger, big ...
- Lion or tiger, for example
- Lion or tiger
- Lion, say
- Ragamuffin or Maine Coon
- Rum Tum Tugger, for one
- Rum Tum Tugger or Sylvester
- Medical acronym
- Litter box user
- Litter box visitor
- Litter member or user
- Litterer?
- Old Deuteronomy, e.g.
- Old Deuteronomy or Bombalurina, for example
- Little hisser
- Nap or nip preceder
- Mehitabel, e.g.
- Mehitabel, for one
- Member of a certain Broadway cast
- Member of a clowder
- Rapt bird watcher, perhaps
- "Loco" sort
- Natural bird-watcher
- "'Meow' means 'woof' in __": Carlin
- Meow Mix consumer
- Meow Mix eater
- Meow Mix muncher
- Meower
- Meowing animal
- Meowing mammal
- Meowing pet
- Popular pet
- Laser beam-chasing pet
- Laser chaser
- Laser pointer chaser
- One ___ (stickball kin)
- Possibly pedigreed pet
- One eyeing a canary, maybe
- One familiar with litter
- One in a litter or one who uses litter
- One kept in the bag?
- One may hiss at a dog
- One notably entertained by a laser pointer
- "Peace Train" singer Stevens
- 'Peace Train' singer Stevens
- Lounging pet
- One of six hidden in this puzzle, each sitting on an apt location
- Milk lapper
- Milk lover
- One often planted on a window ledge?
- One sleeping in a bookstore, perhaps
- One that litters
- Night stalker
- Lynx, for one
- Lynx or cougar
- Lynx or leopard
- Lynx or lion
- Lynx or ocelot
- Lynx or panther, e.g.
- Lynx or panther
- Lynx or puma
- One who digs gigs
- One who litters
- One who "must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES": Eliot
- Leopard, e.g.
- Leopard or lion
- Leopard or lynx, e.g.
- Leopard or lynx, for example
- Leopard or lynx
- Persian, e.g.
- Persian, for example
- Persian, for one
- Persian or Abyssinian
- Persian or alley
- Persian or Siamese, for example
- Persian or Siamese
- Persian or tabby
- "Persian" pet
- ''Persian'' pet
- Persian, say
- Persian you pet
- Let the ___ out of the bag (spill the beans)
- Pride : lion :: clowder : ___
- Pet asking for milk, purr-haps?
- Pet for Schrodinger
- Pet in many memes
- Pet said to have nine lives
- Pet that meows
- Pet that might be named Tiger or Fluffy
- Pet that might eat Fancy Feast or Friskies
- Pet that might eat Fancy Feast or Meow Mix
- Pet that might enjoy a rubber mouse
- Pet that might use a litter box
- Pet that might use a scratching post
- Pet that purrs
- Pet that's not fetching?
- Pet that's often aloof
- Pet with nine lives, they say
- Pet with "nine lives"
- Pet
- "Peter and the Wolf" clarinet
- Maine coon, e.g.
- Maine coon, for one
- Maine Coon or Manx
- Library list: Abbr.
- Monopoly token introduced in 2013
- Monopoly token since 2013
- Monopoly token that replaced the iron in 2013
- Monopoly token that replaced the iron
- Monopoly token
- Liger or leopard, e.g.
- Rex, for one
- Morris, e.g.
- Morris, for one
- Morris of TV fame
- Morris or Garfield
- Russian blue, e.g.
- Russian Blue, for one
- The Year of the ____
- T.S. Eliot's favorite animal?
- Siamese ___
- Siamese, e.g.
- Siamese, for one
- Siamese or Abyssinian
- Siamese or Burmese
- Siamese or Persian
- Siamese or tabby
- Siamese.
- Sacred creature in ancient Egypt
- Turkish Angora, for one
- Theroux's "Darconville's ___"
- Word before tail or nip
- Sailboat
- Tuxedo ___ (black-and-white animal)
- Sure-footed pet
- Surefooted creature
- Word with big or house
- Word with bird or call
- Word with kin or nip
- Word with nap or nip
- Sphynx, e.g.
- Two-hulled vessel, for short
- Singer Stevens from London
- Singer Stevens
- Singer Yusuf Islam, formerly ___ Stevens
- Spin Doctors "Cleopatra's ___"
- Spiteful gossip
- Spiteful woman
- Sylvester, e.g.
- Sylvester, for one
- Sylvester of cartoons, e.g.
- Sylvester or Felix, for example
- Type of household pet
- Type of scan
- Well-known hat-wearer of kiddie-lit
- Well-known hat wearer of kiddie-lit
- Well-known hat wearer
- Tabby
- Tabby, e.g.
- Tabby or calico
- Tabby or Felix
- Tabby or Manx
- Tabby or Siamese
- Tabby or tiger
- Tabby or tom
- Tabby pet
- What Bucky is, in the comic strip "Get Fuzzy"
- Scratcher at a post
- Scratching-post user
- Scratching post user
- Scratchy, in "The Simpsons"
- Scratchy of cartoons, e.g.
- "What greater gift than the love of a ___": Charles Dickens
- "What greater gift than the love of a ___?": Dickens
- Slippers in Theodore Roosevelt's White House
- Tiger, e.g.
- Tiger or lion
- Tiger or tabby
- TIGER
- Small boat
- Small feline mammal
- Tin-roof dweller
- Small sailboat
- Tender Vittles eater
- Sneeze inducer, for some
- YouTube star, often
- Self-grooming creature
- Stealthy animal
- Stealthy sort
- Sno-__
- "So You Think You Can Dance" host Deeley
- Tom, for one
- Tom, in "Tom and Jerry" cartoons
- Stevens who is now Yusuf Islam
- Stevens who sang "Peace Train"
Recent Usage of Black Halloween animal in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Black Halloween animal" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Black Halloween animal in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 20, 2012
- Washington Post - June 29, 2009
- Washington Post - Jan. 3, 2009
