Crossword Clue: Debussy subject
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Debussy subject"
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- Ancient Italian deity
- "Afternoon of a ___" (Debussy work)
- "Afternoon of a ___": Debussy
- ''Afternoon of a ___'' (Mallarme poem)
- "... Afternoon of a ---" (Debussy work)
- "Afternoon of a ---" (Debussy work)
- His "après-midi" is arduous.
- Debussy subject
- Debussy's had quite an afternoon
- Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a __"
- Certain denizen of Narnia
- Deity
- Deity in human shape, with horns and a goat's tail
- Deity with goat legs
- Deity with goat's legs
- Guide in Pans Labyrinth
- Horned deity
- Field deity
- Figure in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
- Half-human, half-goat creature
- Half-man, half-goat creature
- Half-man/half-goat
- Hybrid of Roman myth
- Hybrid Roman deity
- Divinity
- Hawthorne subject
- Hawthorne's "The Marble ___."
- Hawthorne's "The Marble ___"
- Hawthorne's was marble
- Caprine deity
- C.S. Lewis's Mr. Tumnus, e.g.
- Goat-horned piper of myth
- Goat-legged deity
- Goat-man deity
- Goat-man of myth
- Goat-man
- Goatboy?
- Goatlike creature
- Goatlike deity
- Goatlike Roman deity
- God that's part goat
- Forest deity
- Forest flautist
- Man-goat combo
- Man-goat creature
- Man-goat deity
- Man-goat figure
- Man-goat god
- Man-goat of folklore
- Man-goat of myth
- Man-goat
- Man/goat
- Man/goat being
- Man/goat creature
- "The Afternoon of a ___" (Nijinsky ballet)
- "The Afternoon of a _____"
- Nureyev role
- Nymph's pursuer
- Mr. Tumnus, in "The Chronicles of Narnia"
- Roman deity, in the form of a man with a goat's horns, legs and tail
- Roman deity
- Roman satyr
- Subject of a Debussy afternoon
- Subject of a Debussy "afternoon"
- Subject of a Debussy prelude
- Subject of a Mallarmé poem
- ''The Marble __'' (Hawthorne novel)
- "The Marble ___" (1860 Nathaniel Hawthorne novel)
- "The Marble ___" (Hawthorne)
- Subject of piece by Debussy.
- Pan, e.g.
- Pan flute player
- Pan flute-playing god
- Pan, for one
- Mythic goat-man
- Mythic man-goat
- Mythical figure with goats' legs
- Mythical frolicker
- Mythical goat-man
- Mythical goatman
- Mythical man-beast
- Mythical man-goat
- Mythical piper
- Mythological woodland figure
- Part man, part goat
- Pastoral deity
- Lawn sculpture, maybe
- Lustful goat-man of myth
- Lustful god
- Nijinsky role
- Wood flautist
- Rural deity with the form of a man-goat
- Rural deity
- Rural Roman god
- Woodland deity
- Woodland goat-man
- Woodland spirit
- Tumnus of fantasy literature, e.g.
- Satyr
- Satyrlike creature
- Satyrlike figure
- Satyr's companion
- Satyr's cousin
- Satyr's kin
- Sylvan deity
Recent Usage of Debussy subject in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Debussy subject in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - June 22, 2018
- Washington Post - Oct. 5, 2016
- LA Times - July 19, 2014
- New York Times - Nov. 7, 2010
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - June 7, 2009
- LA Times - April 4, 2009
- New York Times - Feb. 18, 2009
- Universal Crossword - April 27, 2008
- Newsday - July 1, 2007
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Jan. 20, 2006
- Newsday - Nov. 5, 2005
- New York Times - May 18, 2005
- New York Times - Dec. 24, 1999
- New York Times - June 26, 1997
- New York Times - May 23, 1993
- New York Times - Aug. 12, 1989
- New York Times - Dec. 9, 1979
- New York Times - March 4, 1977
- New York Times - Aug. 30, 1974
- New York Times - Aug. 22, 1974
