Crossword Clue: Kern's "Very ___, Eddie"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Kern's "Very ___, Eddie""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kern's "Very ___, Eddie""
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- "--- gravy!"
- "__ for you!"
- __ Samaritan
- "___ for you!"
- "___ grief!"
- ___ Housekeeping magazine
- ___ Housekeeping ("Seal of Approval" magazine)
- "___ Luck Chuck" (2007 romcom)
- "___ Morning America"
- "___ Morning, Vietnam" (1987 movie)
- "___ show!"
- An adjective for Whitman
- "___ Will Hunting" (1997 movie)
- _____ as gold
- _____ Friday
- ________Friday
- Batter's command of the strike zone, in baseball lingo
- Above the crossbar and between the uprights
- Acceptable
- Beneficial
- Benevolent
- Benign
- Better than average
- Better than fair
- Beyond passable
- Adjective for "no news"
- Admirable
- B, gradewise
- B or B-plus.
- B or B+, say
- B or better
- B-rated
- Allman Bros. "___ Clean Fun"
- Commendable
- Decent
- Certain Friday
- Friday preceder
- Favorable
- EGBDF part
- Describing Ford Maddox Ford's soldier
- Deserving a B
- Deserving a thumbs-up
- Considerable
- Fine and dandy
- Fine Young Cannibals "___ Thing"
- Fine
- Encouraging word
- Choice
- "It's ___ to shut up sometimes" (Marcel Marceau)
- "I approve"
- "I approve!"
- Enjoyable — moral
- "I'm ___" ("No thanks")
- "I'm glad!"
- "Glad to hear it!"
- "Glad to hear that"
- Close, as friends
- Evil fighter
- Evil opponent
- Evil opposition
- Cape of ___ Hope
- In bounds
- Exclamation of satisfaction
- Exclamatory endorsement
- God's handy work, according to God
- Helpful
- Expertly done
- Hero's side
- Fair beater
- Fair
- Not too shabby
- Righteous
- Notation on a theme
- Valid
- Like Glinda of Oz
- "That's correct"
- Kern's "Very ___, Eddie"
- "The ___ Earth"
- "The ___ Place" (Kristen Bell sitcom)
- "The ___, the Bad and the Ugly"
- "The ___ Wife" (CBS drama)
- The Beach Boys' "___ Vibrations"
- Like no news?
- Whitman, the ___ Gray Poet
- Kind of book or friends
- Kind of book or will
- Kind of egg
- Kind of Friday
- The "G" in EGBDF
- Kind of times or news
- Kind
- Something for nothing?
- Like the pastor's book
- Virtuous
- Like Whitman
- Short of great
- Part 2 of a Layton quote
- Shout of approval
- Part 4 of our quote
- Sound
- Suitable
- Old-boy descriptive
- "Lady Be ___"
- "One ___ turn deserves another"
- "Nice!"
- Misbehaving, up to no ...
- "No news is __ news"
- "No news is ___ news!"
- Report-card rating
- Reputable
- Philanthropy
- Opposite of bad
- Moral righteousness
- Not bad
- Not counterfeit
- More than fair, less than great
- Not misbehaving (1)
- More than satisfactory
- Like advice, ideally
- Not quite great
- Like Anakin Skywalker
- Word before "gravy" or "grief"
- Superhero's side
- Word of approval
- Saintly
- Word that may be written on a B+ paper
- Word with will or faith
- Satisfactory
- Well-behaved
- "Well done"
- "Well done!"
- Well-mannered
- "This had better be ___!"
- Worth a B
- Worthwhile
- Worthy of a B+, maybe
- Through the uprights
- What "no news" is
- Tasty
- Unspoiled
- "You're a __ Man, Charlie Brown"
- Selena Gomez "___ for You"
- Yummy
- Term-paper notation
Recent Usage of Kern's "Very ___, Eddie" in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Kern's "Very ___, Eddie"" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kern's "Very ___, Eddie" in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Jan. 25, 1991
- New York Times - Aug. 20, 1989
- New York Times - May 15, 1989
- New York Times - Jan. 15, 1988
- New York Times - Oct. 11, 1984
