Crossword Clue: Fiddler in a kids' rhyme
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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 Fiddler in a kids' rhyme in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Fiddler in a kids' rhyme in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 13, 2013
- USA Today - Nov. 30, 2011
