Crossword Clue: Flower with hips
If you're looking for all of the crossword answers for the clue "Flower with hips" then you're in the right place. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue.
If you are stuck trying to answer the crossword clue "Flower with hips", and really can't figure it out, then take a look at the answers below to see if they fit the puzzle you're working on.
Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Flower with hips"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Flower with hips:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Flower with hips"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Flower with hips:
- 2011 NBA MVP Derrick
- 2016 Olympics golf gold medalist Justin __
- 2/14 flower
- 2/14 handout
- ___ Bowl (college football game in Pasadena)
- ___ Nylund (Betty White's character on "The Golden Girls")
- ___ of Jericho
- ___ of Sharon
- "___ of Washington Square"
- ___ Royce, disco group
- ___ Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Lent
- Banned Pete
- American Beauty
- American Beauty, e.g.
- ''American Beauty'' flower
- American Beauty, for one
- American Greetings icon
- American Greetings logo
- America's flower
- America's national flower
- Baseball's "Charlie Hustle"
- Baseball's Charlie Hustle
- Baseball's hit leader
- Baseball's Mr. Hustle
- "And giving a nod, up the chimney he ___"
- _____dale (Toronto suburb)
- ____Blanche, Newfoundland
- "... a __ / By any other name ..."
- "A __ for Emily": Faulkner short story
- A ___ between two thorns
- "A ___ by any other name ..."
- A Kennedy
- Aphid victim
- Beau's buy
- A table wine
- A "Titanic" role
- Abie's girl
- Abie's Irish sweetheart
- Acknowledged the judge's entrance
- Bette Midler "In the spring, becomes the ___"
- Bette Midler role
- Bette Midler's '79 character
- Betty White's role in "Golden Girls"
- Ascended
- Actress Byrne of "Neighbors"
- Actress Byrne of "Spy"
- Actress Byrne
- Attained new heights
- Adrian Belew "Pretty Pink ___"
- Billy of show biz
- Billy or Pete
- Billy or Tokyo
- Billy's American Beauty?
- Advanced
- "Audrey ___," recent best seller
- Affectionate gift
- Axl ___
- Axl of GnR
- Axl of rock
- Bloom from a beau
- Alberta's official flower
- Blush shade, sometimes
- Blush shade
- All-time hits leader
- Ballplayer who refuses to fade away
- Banished baseball legend
- Fragrant bloom
- Fragrant flower generally
- Fragrant flower
- Fragrant gift
- Dawn-colored
- Bouquet unit
- Fred. ____ ( Our only communist MP )
- Bower flower
- Dusty pink color
- Dusty purplish pink
- Hit leader Pete
- Death in June "To Drown a ___"
- Cerise kin
- Communist parliamentarian Fred
- Certain cabernet
- Compass __
- Compass card
- Friend of Blanche, Dorothy, and Sophia on "The Golden Girls"
- Greeted the day
- Greeted the judge
- Breaker of a Cobb MLB record
- Feb. 14 bouquet bloom
- February 14 flower
- February flower?
- February gift
- It can be prickly
- It can be red or white, but rarely blue
- Honored the judge's entrance
- Hopped up
- Derrick of the NBA
- "Charlie Hustle"
- Charlie Hustle
- Either of two opposing war emblems
- Gained altitude
- Gypsy ___ Lee
- "Gypsy" mom
- It may cause a thorn in your side
- House of York symbol
- Cherokee ___, Georgia's flower
- Elvis Costello "Mighty Like a ___"
- Garden beauty
- Garden bloom
- Garden flower
- Emblem of England
- Emblem of York or Lancaster
- Didn't sit still?
- It would still smell sweet by any other name
- Encased flower in a Disney musical
- Enchanted flower in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"
- Enchanted item in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Enchanted object in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Item on "The Bachelor"
- Item painted red in "Alice in Wonderland"
- "Hu$tle" hitter
- "Hu$tle" subject Pete
- "I am the ___ of Sharon . . . "
- Cincinnati Red who played his final game Aug. 17, 1986
- Gertrude Stein's flower
- Its hips are in tea
- By any other name it would smell as sweet, per Juliet
- It's romantic to give one
- California Grenache, e.g.
- Gift for a diva, perhaps
- Gift for a diva
- Gift for a lover
- Gift from a beau
- Gift from a suitor
- Gift from 'The Bachelor'
- Gift on a first date, maybe
- Gift on a first date, sometimes
- Gift on "The Bachelor"
- Gift that might cut
- Jack's love in "Titanic"
- Jack's love in ''Titanic''
- Jack's love, in "Titanic"
- Floated to the top
- Floated upward
- Floral emblem of England
- Floral gift
- Floral song by A Perfect Circle?
- Floral symbol of England
- Floribunda, e.g.
- Floribunda
- He married Brice
- Flower associated with Aphrodite
- Flower — climbed
- Flower featured at a Pasadena parade
- Flower for Midler
- Flower for Valentine's Day
- Flower girl?
- Flower given to the winner on "The Bachelor"
- Flower — got up
- Flower handed out on "The Bachelor"
- Flower handed out on "The Bachelorette"
- Flower held in the teeth while tangoing
- Flower in a Poison ballad
- Flower in a Portland nickname
- Flower in a tango dancer's teeth
- Flower in a Valentine's Day bouquet
- Flower often seen on "The Bachelor"
- Flower that symbolizes love
- Flower that's a symbol of love
- Flower that's also a name
- Flower that's often red
- Flower used in ceremonies on "The Bachelor"
- Flower usually sold by the dozen
- Flower with hips
- Flower with such varieties as Tipsy Imperial Concubine and Happy Butt
- Flower with thorns on its stem
- Flower with thorns
- Flower
- Cleared the horizon
- Crimson Glory, for one
- Climbed the ranks
- Climbed
- Glass-encased item in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Headed heavenward
- Headed up
- "Every ___ Has Its Thorn"
- JFK's mother
- Dorothy Perkins, e.g.
- Cobb surpasser
- John F. Kennedy's mother
- Increased in value
- Increased
- "Golden Girls" character
- 'Golden Girls' role
- Herbert Hoover, e.g.
- Heroine of popular comedy.
- Good name for a florist
- Damask, for one
- Got high
- Got off the ground?
- Got promoted
- Got to one's feet
- Got up
- Pink
- Pink drink
- Pink hue
- Kate, in "Titanic"
- Pink potable
- Pink shade
- Pink table wine
- Pink wine choice
- Pink wine
- Kate's role in "Titanic"
- Kate's role in 'Titanic'
- Kate's "Titanic" role
- Pinkish hue
- Pinkish red
- Pinkish shade
- Pinkish
- Mama from "Gypsy"
- Valentine bouquet item
- Valentine flower
- Valentine gift
- Valentine offering
- Valentine's Day flower
- Valentine's Day gift
- Valentine's Day symbol
- Valentine's flower
- Valentine's gift
- Took part in a mutiny
- Noted hit man?
- Kelly Marie Tran's "Star Wars" role
- Kennedy clan matriarch
- Kennedy family matron
- Kennedy matriarch
- Kennedy matron
- Kennedy mom
- Stood, as for a judge
- Stood, as in court
- Stood up
- Stood
- Kentucky Derby bloom
- Mother of J.F.K.
- The __ Parade
- Stopped sitting around
- "The ___," Midler film
- Novelist Franken
- Novelist Macaulay
- "The ___ Tattoo" (1955)
- "November Rain" singer
- Mounted
- "The Bachelor" bloom
- "The Bachelor" flower
- 'The Bachelor' flower
- "The Bachelor" handout
- "The Bachelor" presentation
- "The Bachelor" prop
- "The Bachelorette" flower
- Shade of pink
- Shade of red
- Kind of apple, beetle or garden
- Rock musician Axl
- N.Y. State flower
- Rocker Axl
- Rocketed
- Wild ___, Iowa's symbol.
- Mrs. Kennedy
- Obeyed a court order?
- Obeyed a court order
- Some summer wine
- Plant with hips
- William ___ Benét
- Kind of window
- Kind of wine
- Like some wines
- Tralee girl
- Mary, "the ___ of Tralee"
- Multiflora, e.g.
- Multiflora
- Romantic bloom
- Romantic flower
- Romantic gift
- Romantic handout
- Romantic red flower
- Wine at many New Year's Eve parties
- Wine choice
- Wine judge's subject
- Wine selection
- Wine that often looks pink
- Wine that's also a flower
- Wine variety
- Queen City favorite
- Oenophile's selection
- Visalia item
- Subject of a Stein line
- Mateus ___
- Sommelier's recommendation
- Sommelier's selection
- Matriarch of the Kennedy clan
- Trellis coverer
- "The Purple ___ of Cairo" (1985)
- W. Axl ___
- McGowan of "Charmed"
- Kurt Cobain contemporary Axl
- Oft-symbolic flower
- Ruby red
- Shot up
- Part of a Derby garland
- Suitor's gift
- Suitor's surprise
- Trudeau's flower
- Showed respect, in a way
- Rambler.
- Rambler, e.g.
- Rambler, for one
- Rambler or sweetbrier
- Rambler
- Part of a romantic bouquet
- Part of a Valentine bouquet
- Polyantha, e.g.
- Old or Pete
- Lancaster emblem
- Lancaster symbol
- Lancastrian symbol
- Part of the American Greetings logo
- Memorable Kate Winslet role
- National flower
- National flower of England
- National flower of the United States
- National flower of the US
- "Oliver Twist" girl
- Razzle Dazzle ___ (Crayola color)
- Popular flower
- Popular tattoo flower
- Merman-Lansbury role
- Pasadena bloom
- Pasadena's __ Bowl
- Pasadena's ___ Bowl
- Pasadena'sBowl
- Long-stemmed American Beauty
- Long-stemmed flower in a February 14 bouquet
- Pastel hue
- Pastel shade
- Late Kennedy matriarch
- Rebelled
- Paul Stanley tattoo
- Mid-February gift
- PBS talk host
- Midler film, with "The"
- Midler role
- Red bloom
- Might have a "Thorn," to Poison
- Lost a lap?
- Red flower
- One of a dozen, often
- Red shade
- One of a Valentine dozen
- One of a Valentine's Day dozen
- Red symbol associated with socialism
- Love token
- New York's flower
- New York's state flower
- One of the "Golden Girls"
- Lover's gift
- One of TV's "Golden Girls"
- Left a chair
- Left the couch
- Left the ground
- Left the launch pad
- Left the runway
- Miss Stein's flower
- Present on "The Bachelor"
- One with big hips, maybe
- Made like dough
- Repeated word heard in a Stein line
- Prickly bloom
- Prickly flower
- Pete or Billy
- Pete who surpassed Cobb
- Pete who's not in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- Pete with 4,256 hits
- "Only a ___," 1925 song
- "Only a ___"
- Maid in "Upstairs, Downstairs"
- Levitated
- Phillies' Pete
- Prize on "The Bachelor"
- Major-league career leader in at bats
- Light pink wine
- Product of Newark, N. Y.
- Optimist's hue
- Picked up
- Prop on "The Bachelor"
- Showman Billy
- Summer wine selection
- Source of romantic petals
- Showy flower
- Source of thorns
- Wooer's flower
- Wooer's gift
- Wooing gift
- Tudor __ (emblem of England)
- Tudor symbol
- Sunset shade
- Sunset-tinged, perhaps
- Sunset-tinged
- Sunset tone
- Word before or after tea
- Washington Spirit star Lavelle
- Washington Sq. girl
- Washington Square flower
- Washington Square lass
- Word in a Gertrude Stein tautology
- Water or Bowl preceder
- Water or wood
- Word on Alberta plate
- TV talk host Charlie
- Word with prim or tea
- Sweetbrier
- Word with window or wood
- Wedding reception flower
- Tyne role
- Switch-hitter known as Charlie Hustle
- Symbol in the logo of the Democratic Socialists of America
- Symbol of Aphrodite
- "Welcome to the Jungle" singer
- Symbol of British nationalism
- Symbol of Lutheranism
- Symbol of romance
- Symbol of the Virgin Mary
- Type of wine with an accent
- Type of wine
- Went to new heights
- Went to the top
- Went up
- Table wine
- Billy, Fred or Vincent
- World Series M.V.P.: 1975
- This bud's for you, America
- Thorny bloom
- Thorny bloomer
- Thorny flower
- Thorny plant
- Thorny subject
- Tango dancer's prop
- Seal "I've been kissed by a ___"
- Tattoo flower, often
- What Silas Lapham did
- Start of a Stein line
- What the name "Rhoda" means
- York or Lancaster symbol
- York symbol
- Yorkist or Lancastrian emblem
- "Second Hand ___," 1921 song
- "Second Hand ___"
- Second-hand gal of song
- "Second Hand" girl of 1921
- Starter for hip or oil
- What Waller told to go
- Secondhand gal of song
- Secondhand girl
- "Titanic" female lead
- "Titanic" heroine
- "Titanic" role
- U.S. national flower
- Ste. _____ , Manitoba
- Stein flower
- Stein's flower
- Token of affection
- Token of love
- Soared
Recent Usage of Flower with hips in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Flower with hips" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Flower with hips in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 20, 2013
- USA Today - May 3, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 14, 2011
- Universal Crossword - June 30, 2009
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 20, 2009
- USA Today - Oct. 24, 2008
- Jonesin' - May 23, 2006
- USA Today - March 21, 2006
- New York Times - Feb. 2, 1977
