Crossword Clue: Honor, as a conquering hero
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- ___ a cab (signal for a taxi)
- ___ as big as golf balls
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- "___, Caesar!" (2016 George Clooney movie)
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- ___ fellow (genial person)
- ___ fellow (pal)
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- An enthusiastic greeting
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- "_____, Caesar!"
- A hard rain that's a-gonna fall?
- A kind of storm.
- Applaud
- Approve enthusiastically
- Before Columbia
- Acclaim
- Accost
- Ave!
- "Ave" of the Americas?
- "Ave!"
- Bane of farmers
- Falling ice pellets
- Falling ice
- Falling pellets
- Cause of some roof damage
- Commend loudly
- Farewell's friend
- Farmer's nemesis
- Greet
- Greet — bad weather
- Greet Caesar
- Greet enthusiastically
- Greet from a distance
- Greet heartily
- Greet loudly
- Greet rapturously
- Greet with acclaim
- Greet with enthusiasm
- Greet with fanfare
- Greet with honor
- Greet with pomp
- Greeting for Clinton
- Greeting — precipitation
- Greeting to the chief
- Deferential greeting to Satan
- Frozen precipitation
- Frozen rain
- Frozen storm pellets that may damage cars
- It can be golf-ball sized
- Honor, as a conquering hero
- Honor, as a military hero
- It comes down hard
- It falls hard
- Destructive precipitation
- It may come down hard on you
- Chief greeting
- Hard downpour
- Hard precipitation
- Hard rain
- Hard rain?
- "Huzzah!," e.g.
- Hard water?
- First word of a prayer.
- First word of "To a Skylark."
- It's hard on the head
- Get a cabbie's attention
- Enthusiastically acclaim
- Ice crispies
- Ice from above
- Ice pellets
- Ice show?
- Caesar's predecessor?
- Flag Alex Rieger's vehicle
- Flag, as a cab
- Flag down a cab
- Flag down, as a cab
- Flag down
- Flag
- Icy fall
- Icy particles
- Icy-pellet precipitation
- Icy pellets
- Icy precip
- Icy precipitation that could dent a car
- Icy precipitation
- Icy rain
- Icy shower
- Call a cab
- Call a taxi
- Call, as a cab
- Call, as a taxi
- Call for — praise, vociferously
- Call for
- Call from a distance
- Call from the curb
- Call, in a way
- Call loudly to.
- Call out to
- Call to a cabbie
- Call to
- Give kudos to
- Crop-damaging downpour
- Crop destroyer
- Glorify
- Hearty hello
- Cloud output, sometimes
- Cry, in a way
- Heavy weather?
- Car-denting precipitation
- Cumulonimbus creation
- Helter-skelter pelter
- Downpour that can hurt
- "Golf ball-sized" precipitation
- Golf-ball-sized precipitation, maybe
- "Golf-ball-sized" precipitation
- Formal greeting of old
- Cold shower?
- Extol
- Damaging downpour
- Damaging precipitation
- Dangerous precipitation
- Come down hard
- Come down hard?
- Come (from)
- Solid precipitation
- Stones from the sky
- Stony weather
- Stony weather?
- Storm or stone preceder
- Storm pellet
- Storm pellets
- Stormy greeting?
- Kind of fellow
- Some precipitation
- Kind of stone
- Kind of storm
- Painful pellets
- Painful precipitation
- Multiseasonal pelter
- Sometimes it's golf ball size
- Winter forecast
- Rain hard?
- Part of a shout-out to Satan
- Nasty fall?
- Rare weather forecast
- Potentially painful precipitation
- Praise
- Loudly acclaim
- Precipitation
- Precipitation in pellets
- Precipitation stones
- Precipitation that can cause dents
- Precipitation that can leave dents
- Precipitation that is sometimes described as being "golf ball-sized"
- Precipitation that may be the size of golf balls
- Precipitation that might be pea-sized or golf ball-sized
- Precipitation that might break windows
- Precipitation type
- Pellet precipitation
- Pellets from above
- Pellets from the sky
- Pellets in a tempest
- Pellets of ice and hard snow
- Pellets of precipitation
- Pellets that pelt
- Pelters for all seasons
- Pelting pellets
- Relative of rain
- Repeated word in "No Code" Pearl Jam hit
- Noisy precipitation
- Opening word
- Summer fall, at times?
- Summon, as a cab
- Summon (taxi)
- Try to grab, as a cab
- Warmly welcome
- Signal, as a cab
- Signal, as a taxi
- Signal to stop
- Word repeated before "the gang's all here"
- Wave down a taxi
- Wave down, as a taxi
- Word to the chief
- Wave to from the curb, maybe
- Salutation
- Salute for Caesar
- Salute idols
- Salute with enthusiasm
- Salute
- Spheric precipitation
- Spheroids from the sky
- Weather forecast, perhaps
- Weather forecast that's hard to predict?
- Word with ''stone'' or ''storm''
- Word with "stone" or "storm"
- Word with stone or storm
- Word with storm or stone
- Weather phenomenon that might be compared to golf balls or grapefruits
- Weather sometimes compared to golf balls
- Weather word
- Welcome — precipitation
- Welcome warmly
- Welcome with pomp
- Welcome
- Say "hey!"
- What AC/DC will do to "Caesar"
- Sleet relative
- Sleet's kin
- Sleety stuff
- Thunderstorm by-product, at times
- Thunderstorm formation, perhaps
- Thunderstorm pellets
- Seek a taxi
- When repeated, exuberant cry
Recent Usage of Honor, as a conquering hero in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 6, 1999
