Crossword Clue: Black-tie event
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- Bash
- A festive occasion
- Annual party at the Met in New York
- Apple choice
- Apple variety
- Apple with the highest production in the United States
- Benefit event, often
- Benefit event
- Benefit, often
- Benefit, perhaps
- Big affair
- Big ball
- Big bash
- Big benefit, say
- Big benefit
- Big blowout
- Big celebration
- Big do
- Big, dressy party
- Big event
- Big, fancy celebration
- Big, fancy dinner
- Big, fancy party
- Big formal party
- Big fund-raising ball, perhaps
- Big occasion
- Big party
- Big shindig
- Big soiree
- Big, splashy party
- Big-time celebration
- Big to-do
- August event
- Black tie affair
- Black-tie affair, e.g.
- Black-tie affair
- Black-tie bash
- Black-tie blowout
- Black-tie dinner, say
- Black-tie event
- Black-tie gathering
- Black-tie party
- Blowout, so to speak
- Blowout
- Ball, e.g.
- Ball thrown by Lions
- Ball
- Grand celebration
- Grand, fancy party
- Grand old party
- Grand party
- Grand soirée
- Grand time
- Fancy affair
- Fancy bash
- Fancy charity fundraiser, for example
- Fancy do
- Fancy, festive function
- Fancy fundraiser
- Celebration.
- Celebration
- Fancy party, or a variety of apple
- Fancy party
- Celebratory
- Fancy-schmancy do
- Fancy shindig
- Fancy whoop-de-do
- Certain ballroom event
- Certain fund-raiser
- Hollywood premiere, e.g.
- Hollywood-style party
- Fun affair
- Fund-raiser, often
- Fund-raiser, perhaps
- Fund-raising dinner, often
- Fund-raising dinner
- Fund-raising party
- Fundraiser, often
- Fundraising event
- Fundraising fête
- Fundraising party
- Charity affair
- Charity bash, e.g.
- Charity benefit, say
- Charity do
- Charity event
- Charity festivity, e.g.
- Charity festivity, perhaps
- Charity festivity
- Charity will throw one for star donations
- Fest
- Festal pomp
- Festal
- Festival
- Festive affair
- Festive, and then some
- Festive celebration
- Festive do
- Festive event
- Festive fete
- Festive function
- Festive gathering
- Festive occasion — variety of apple
- Festive occasion
- Festive party
- Festive soiree
- Festive-sounding apple
- Festive
- Festivity
- Fete
- Elaborate celebration
- Elaborate party
- Elegant bash
- Fiesta
- Elegant party
- It might be a big benefit
- Huge shindig
- Coronation, for one
- Do for a V.I.P.?
- Jacket-and-tie affair
- Jacket-and-tie event
- Jamboree
- Event covered by paparazzi
- Glitzy affair
- Glitzy do
- Glitzy fundraiser
- Glitzy gathering
- Glitzy party
- In a holiday mood.
- Hearty party
- In holiday spirits
- Inaugural ball, e.g.
- Inaugural Ball, for one
- Inaugural event
- Carnival
- Formal affair
- Formal event
- Formal function
- Formal party
- Formal whoop-de-do
- Formal
- Joyous celebration
- Joyous.
- Extravagant affair
- Extravagant party
- Dressy affair
- Dressy do
- Dressy event
- Dressy fundraiser
- Dali's "Portrait of ___"
- Fabulous fest
- Colorful
- High time
- Society news
- Society-page fodder
- Soiree
- Rio's carnival, e.g.
- Oscar after-party, e.g.
- Kennedy Center happening
- Public festivity
- Ritzy business
- Ritzy do
- Ritzy party
- Ritzy shindig
- Many a charity event
- Many a fund-raiser
- Many a party at Kennedy Center
- Many a reception
- Many a Super Bowl party
- Many an opening event
- Many an Oscar party
- White House state dinner, e.g.
- White-tie affair
- Place to see gowns and tuxes
- Kind of ball
- Mardi Gras, e.g.
- Kind of occasion
- Occasion to dress up
- Like the Coronation plans.
- Like the Mardi Gras
- Wingding
- Shindig
- The Oscars, e.g.
- Quite a party
- Political fundraiser, often
- Large, fancy party
- Merry
- Merry party
- Party after an awards show
- Party for celebrators
- Met ___ (annual fashion event in New York)
- Met event
- Party that often has cocktails
- Met museum event to be chaired in 2016 by Idris Elba, Jonathan Ive, Taylor Swift, and Anna Wintour
- Party where everyone is dressed to the nines
- Party
- Posh affair
- Posh party
- Post-awards ceremony party
- Post-Oscars party, say
- One gets thrown to honor Dylan all the time
- Lavish ball or fete
- Lavish bash
- Lavish benefit event
- Lavish celebration
- Lavish do
- Lavish fete
- Lavish fundraiser, e.g.
- Lavish gathering
- Lavish party, or a variety of apple
- Lavish party
- Lavish shindig
- Lavish soiree
- Red carpet event
- Red-carpet event
- Red-carpet party
- Luxurious affair
- Pricey event
- Major affair
- Major bash
- Major function
- Opening night after-party
- Major party
- Like an inaugural ball
- Sumptuous affair
- Sumptuous party
- Showy
- Spectacle
- Swanky affair
- Swanky gathering
- Swanky party
- Sweet apple variety
- Swimming contest
- Swinging event
- Type of affair
- Splashy celebration
- Splashy party
- Splendid affair
- Splendid celebration
- Type of occasion
- Type of performance
- Sportive or showy
- Sports day
- Star-studded event
- Star-studded fete
- Testimonial dinner, perhaps
Recent Usage of Black-tie event in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Black-tie event" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Black-tie event in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 24, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 12, 2017
- Penny Dell - Dec. 7, 2016
- USA Today - June 29, 2016
- New York Times - June 10, 2016
- Newsday - June 8, 2016
- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 18, 2014
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 11, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 7, 2010
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 10, 2010
- Newsday - Jan. 4, 2009
- Newsday - Jan. 4, 2008
- Wall Street Journal Friday - June 4, 2004
