Crossword Clue: Impossible chess ending with a king and knight versus a lone king
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- __ for life
- ___ in three (chess challenge)
- ___ in two (common chess puzzle)
- Barbie buddy?
- Another end of a chess game
- Beat at chess
- Beat on the board?
- Beat Spassky
- A Pinta officer
- Best at chess
- Best on a chessboard
- Better half
- Better half, so to speak
- Adam, to Eve
- Bill, to Melinda
- Aussie buddy
- Aussie pal
- Aussie's buddy
- Aussie's friend
- Aussie's pal
- Australian "buddy"
- Australian fellow
- Australian friend
- Australian pal
- Australian slang for "friend"
- Bloke
- Blondie, to Dagwood
- Board finish
- Bad news for the king
- Bad word for the king?
- Bobby Fischer coup
- Hind, to a stag
- Dating service success
- Bosun's ___
- Each animal in Noah's Ark had one
- Companion
- Deck officer.
- Deck officer
- Deck worker
- Deckhand
- Certain game ending
- Green tea of Paraguay
- Friend Down Under
- Friend Down Under
- Friend, in Australia
- Friend, in Fremantle
- Friend of Adelaide
- Friend of Sydney
- Friend
- Brazilian holly, basis of a beverage.
- Defeat at chess
- Defeat in chess
- Comrade
- Fellow band member, to a Kiwi
- Fellow member, slang
- Fellow worker
- Chanticleer, to a biddy
- It can follow the last word of this puzzle's five longest answers
- Brisbane buddy
- Brit's buddy
- Bro
- Consort
- "Check and ___"
- Check chaser
- Check for a win?
- Check for a winner?
- Check or first
- Game ender
- Game ending
- Game-ending announcement
- Game-ending call
- Game-ending move
- Game-ending word
- "Game over," to Kasparov
- Game's end
- Chess announcement
- Chess call
- Chess closer
- Chess conclusion, informally
- Chess conclusion
- Chess crisis
- Chess ending
- Chess finale
- Chess game ending
- Chess goal
- Chess master's triumphant cry
- Chess objective
- Chess player's cry
- Chess player's friend?
- Chess player's "I win!"
- Chess player's "I win"
- Chess player's "You lose!"
- Chess term
- Chess win
- Chess word
- Half a matched set
- Buck, for a doe
- Bud
- Half of a pair
- Buddy, down under
- Buddy, in Australia
- Buddy in Australia
- Buddy
- It often gets lost in the wash
- Final check?
- Final check
- Finale for Fischer
- "G'day, ___!"
- "G'day ___"
- "G'day" addressee
- "G'day" recipient
- ''G'day'' recipient
- "G'day" speaker
- Hand on deck
- Corner, as a king
- End of a board meeting?
- End of a chess game
- First ___ (Gilligan's job)
- First ___ (Gilligan's post)
- First ___ (officer on a ship)
- First ___ (ship officer)
- Endgame end
- Husband or wife
- Husband, to his wife, say
- Husband, wife, or life partner
- Chum
- First person on a ship?
- Counterpart
- Counterpart in life
- Fischer coup de grace
- Fischer triumph
- Fischer's forte
- Coup in a certain board game
- Coup in a classic board game
- Fit together
- "I win," in chess
- Get some gamete-on-gamete action
- Have a decisive chess win
- Do more than check
- Jane, to Tarzan
- Crew member
- Crewman's crony
- Doe, to stag
- Canberra chum
- Canberra comrade
- Eve, to Adam
- Impossible chess ending with a king and knight versus a lone king
- Every sock has one
- Close friend
- Follower of "room" or "soul"
- Follower of stale or stable
- #, in chess notation
- Captain's aide
- Captain's underling
- Capture a king
- Hen, for a rooster
- Down Under bud
- Down Under pal
- Kaiser Chiefs: "Team ___"
- Sock or shoe that goes with the one you're wearing
- Karpov's climax
- Kasparov conquest
- Kasparov coup
- Kasparov kayo
- Kasparov's coup de grâce
- Pirate address
- Other glove
- Other half
- Other shoe
- Other sock, say
- Topic to ask a fortuneteller about
- Outback buddy
- Tough call for a king
- Streets "Dry your eyes, ___"
- Mare, to a stallion
- The end for Karpov
- The end, in chess
- Wife
- Marry
- Kindred spirit, soul ...
- Win at chess
- Win for Bobby Fischer
- Win for Fischer
- Win for Kasparov
- Win for Polgar
- Play or room follower
- Play or school follower
- King's demise
- King's downfall, maybe
- King's downfall
- Trap the opponent's king, in chess
- Pair up
- Pal at the barbie
- Pal down under
- Pal, Down Under
- Pal from Down Under
- Pal, in Australia
- Pal, in Perth
- Pal, in Sydney
- Pal in Sydney
- Pal of Sydney?
- Pal of Sydney
- Pal, to Crocodile Dundee
- Pal
- Match, or end of a chess match
- Ship officer
- Winner's check?
- Matching sock
- Winning move
- Subject of the "cloth or plastic" debate
- Kiwi's companion
- Ships officer
- Ship's officer
- The other shoe, e.g.
- Paraguay tea.
- Paraguay tea
- Paraguayan tea
- Officer in the merchant marine.
- Suffix for "class" or "room"
- Soul _____
- Nala, to Simba
- Running __
- Running ___ (presidential candidate's VP choice, for example)
- Running ___
- Running partner?
- Ram, for a ewe
- Part of a pair
- Melbourne buddy
- Nautical man
- Nautical officer
- Partner
- Naval officer
- Last word from Kasparov?
- Last word in a chess match
- Last word in chess?
- Last word in chess
- One glove e.g.
- Recipient of "G'day"
- One of a couple
- Peahen, to a peacock
- One of a matched pair
- One of a pair
- One of a pair of gloves, to the other
- One of a perfect pair
- Left-hand glove, to the right
- Left shoe, to the right shoe
- One sock, to another
- One sock, to the other
- Perform a final check?
- One to say "G'day" to
- One to whom you might say "G'day!"
- Missing sock
- Ninth word ...
- No sock should be without one
- Perth pal
- Molly, to Fibber
- Mom or Pop
- Petty officer.
- Life partner
- South American drink.
- S.A. beverage
- Significant other
- Word signaling a king's downfall
- Spassky's goal
- Word with room or help
- Word with running or soul
- Word with ship or soul
- Word with soul or help
- Word you hear before you flip over the chessboard
- Sire, to a dam
- Work ____ (Co-worker )
- Spouse
- What a sock needs
- What a stocking needs
- Tal triumph
- What "#" means in chess notation
- What "++" means in Qe2++
- Tarrus Riley "Soul___"
- Starbuck, in "Moby Dick"
- Starbuck on the Pequod
- Starbuck was one
- Start a new generation
- Tealike beverage
- Second glove
- Second sock, say
- Second sock
- Smee, to Hook
Recent Usage of Impossible chess ending with a king and knight versus a lone king in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 7, 2017
