Crossword Clue: Kind of eye
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- '01 Cake album "Comfort ___"
- $10 gold piece
- 2 on a par 4
- 25-cent bird
- 25 cent picture
- 3 on a par-5 hole, e.g.
- 3 on a par 5
- ___ eye
- ___ Nebula
- American ___ Outfitters (clothing retailer)
- American bird
- American emblem
- American symbol
- America's bird
- America's official bird
- ____ river, Newfoundland
- ____ scout
- A 3 on a par 5, say
- Animal on the Great Seal
- A birdie (or better!)
- Beat a birdie
- Any singer of "Hotel California"
- Apollo 11 lander
- Apollo 11 lunar module
- Apollo 11 module
- Apollo 11 moon lander
- Apollo 11 vehicle
- Apollo 11's LEM
- Apollo 11's lunar module
- Apollo II landing craft
- A three on a par-five hole
- Aquila
- Ace, on a par three hole
- Ace on a par three, say
- Ace on a par three
- Ace on the course, say
- Armstrong's craft
- Armstrong's lander
- Big "bald" bird
- Bird
- Bird at the mint
- Bird — emblem of power
- Bird in the constellation Aquila
- Bird in the opening of "The Colbert Report"
- Bird in the Postal Service logo
- Bird known for its vision
- Aerie builder
- Aerie critter
- Aerie dweller
- Aerie inhabitant
- Aerie nester
- Aerie occupant
- Aerie tenant
- Bird of prey
- Bird on a bill
- Bird on a buck
- Bird on a coin
- Bird on a dollar bill
- Bird on a dollar
- Bird on a quarter, until 1998
- Bird on a quarter
- Bird on a U.S. coin
- Bird on a U.S. quarter
- Bird on bills
- Bird on dollar bills
- Bird on Germany's coat of arms
- Bird on Mexico's coat of arms
- Bird on Mexico's flag
- Bird on Michigan's state seal
- Bird on old quarters
- Bird on some quarters
- Bird on the back of a buck
- Bird on the back of a quarter
- Bird on the German coat of arms
- Bird on the Great Seal of the United States
- Bird on the Mexican flag
- Bird on U.S. money
- Bird symbolizing the United States
- Bird that might be "bald"
- Bird that soars
- Bird that symbolizes America
- Bird with a bald variety
- Bird with a hooked beak
- Birdie beater
- Birdie betterer
- Birdie topper
- Birdie's better
- Avian symbol of America
- Aldrin's craft
- Bald __
- Bald ___ (American symbol)
- Bald ___ (national bird of the United States)
- Bald ___ (national bird of the US)
- Bald ___ (symbol of America)
- Bald ___
- Bald ____
- Bald, all-American sort
- Bald avian
- Bald bird
- "Bald" bird
- Bald flier
- "Bald" flier in Alaska
- "Bald" flier
- Bald flyer
- Bald hunter
- Bald or golden
- Bald thing in Alaska
- Boston College athlete
- Duffer's delight
- Duffer's dream
- Duffer's impossible dream
- Duffer's miracle
- Duffer's phantasy
- Duffer's thrill
- Common flagpole finial
- Boy Scout level
- Boy Scout rank
- Great Seal bird
- Great Seal creature
- Great Seal depiction
- Great Seal feature
- Great Seal figure
- Great Seal flyer
- Great Seal symbol
- Holder of 13 arrows on a buck
- Hole goal
- Hole in one, almost always
- Hole in one, e.g.
- Hole in one on a par three
- Hole in one, on a par three hole
- Hole in one, on a par three
- Hole in one, perhaps
- Hole-in-one, usually
- Green feat
- Hole-in-one, virtually always
- Early U.S. coin
- Certain NFL player
- Griffin, in part
- Griffin part
- Feature of old quarters
- It atones for two bogeys
- It balances out a double bogey
- Hook-billed bird of prey — old US $10 coin
- It holds 13 arrows on a $1 bill
- It holds 13 arrows on a bill
- "Desperado" band member
- It landed in 1969
- It landed in July, 1969
- "Hotel California" group member
- Figure on a quarter
- Figure on Mexico's flag
- Emblem on a quarter
- Emblematic bird
- It might follow a long drive
- First manned mooncraft
- First manned ship on the moon
- First manned spacecraft on the moon
- It's always below par
- Country bird
- It's found in certain quarters
- Harpy, e.g.
- Course coup
- Course feat
- It's on a quarter's back
- It's seen on the back of a U.S. quarter
- Flagpole finial, frequently
- Flagpole topper
- Diurnal bird
- It's well below par
- Giant rival
- Ern
- Erne
- Erstwhile $10 coin
- Hawk cousin
- Hawk relative
- Creature known for its keen vision
- Creature on the New York coat of arms
- Image on a quarter, until 1998
- Image on gold coins
- Image on pre-1999 quarters
- Image on the back of the last American silver dollar
- Immense bird in Tolkien novels
- Flyer with exceptional sight
- Impressive hole
- Glenn Frey at times
- Dollar bird
- Don Henley, once
- Donovan McNabb, notably
- Double ___ (old $20 gold coin)
- Double bogey's opposite
- Double-headed beast on Russia's coat of arms
- Henley or Frey, once
- Henley or Frey
- Coin equivalent of a sawbuck
- Golden flier
- Golf ace, almost always
- Golf coup
- Golf feat
- Golf rarity
- Golf score
- Golf score of two under par
- Golf term
- Golf thrill
- Golfer's coup
- Golfer's delight
- Golfer's feat
- Golfer's joy
- Golfer's quest
- Golfer's thrill
- Former $10 gold coin
- Golfer's two under par
- Golfing bird
- Golfing feat
- Good golf score
- Former gold coin
- Eyrie bird
- Colonel insignia
- Colonel symbol
- Colonel's bird
- Colonel's insigne
- Colonel's insignia
- Colonel's silver emblem
- Colonel's silver insignia
- Colonel's wear
- High flier without an engine
- High flier
- High-ranking Boy Scout
- Highest Boy Scout rank
- Highest Boy Scout
- Highest Boy Scouts rank
- Highest level for a Boy Scout
- Highest rank in Boy Scouting
- Highest-ranking Boy Scout
- Highest Scout rank
- Keen-eyed bird
- Keen-eyed one
- Top Boy Scout rank
- Top Boy Scout
- "The ___ has landed"
- Top scout rating
- Top scout
- Many a quarter back?
- The ____ Has Landed, 1977 Sutherland movie
- NRA symbol
- N.R.A. symbol
- The bird Stephen Jr. (named after Stephen Colbert), e.g.
- Outstanding golf feat
- Kind of Boy Scout
- Kind of eye
- Sharp-eyed bird
- Sharp-eyed bird of prey
- Sharp-eyed flier
- Sharp-eyed hunter
- Sharp-eyed raptor
- Kind of scout
- The IRS logo features one
- Quarter back?
- Quarter back
- Quarter bird
- Muppet Sam, for one
- Masters accomplishment
- Winged predator
- Subject of a famous landing
- Sometimes-bald bird
- The Muppet Sam, e.g.
- Shoot two under
- Lincoln Financial Field gridder
- Lindbergh metaphorically
- Lindbergh, "the Lone ___"
- Links coup
- Links feat
- Links gem
- Links' rara avis
- Links rarity
- The Steve Miller Band's "Fly Like an ___"
- Old $10 coin
- Old coin
- Rank after Life
- Raptor
- Raptorial flier
- Part of the Anheuser-Busch logo
- National bird
- National emblem
- Old U.S. coin
- National symbol
- Older quarter-back depiction
- Lodge member
- Large bird of prey
- Large raptor
- Navy captain's insignia
- One below birdie
- Mexican flag bird
- Post Office symbol
- Reason to celebrate on the green
- Postal service symbol
- Patriotic bird
- Patriotic symbol
- Patriot's bird
- One may nest on a cliff
- Predatory bird
- NFC East player
- NFL mascot Swoop, e.g.
- Legal ___ (good lawyer)
- Miracle for a duffer
- Lunar lander in 1969
- Nickname for the Apollo 11 Lunar Module
- Remarkable golf score
- Remarkable hole
- Presidential seal symbol
- Phila. bird
- Phila. player
- Philadelphia football player
- Philadelphia footballer
- Philadelphia gridder
- Philadelphia NFLer
- Philadelphia player
- Philadelphia pro
- Majestic bird
- Majestic soarer
- Philly footballer
- Philly pro
- Result of a holed fairway shot, perhaps
- Maker of a famous 1969 landing
- Maker of a historic touchdown
- Word after bald or spread
- Super shot for Snead
- Word with bald or eye
- Word with bald or sea
- Sam the Muppet is one
- Sam the Muppet, to a bird watcher
- Word with golden or bald
- Two-below-par score
- Two below par, to Nicklaus
- Two below par
- Two less than par
- Two, on a par-4 hole
- Two on a par four
- Two strokes under par for a golf hole
- Two strokes under par on a hole
- Two under, on the links
- Two-under-par feat
- Two-under-par golf score
- Two under par hole
- Two under par, on a golf hole
- Two under par, on a hole
- Two-under-par score
- Two under par
- Two under
- Symbol of America
- Symbol of the U.S. Postal Service
- Symbol on U.S. coins
- Type of scout
- Typical hole-in-one, e.g.
- Third Reich symbol
- Spread __
- Uncle Sam's bird
- Three on a par-five, say
- Score for Nicklaus
- Score of 3 on a par-5 hole.
- Score of two strokes under par for a golf hole
- Score of two strokes under par on a hole
- Score of two under par
- Thrill for John Daly
- Scout of many badges
- Scout rank
- Scouting rank
- United States Postal Service symbol
- United States symbol
- What's perched on a cactus on the Mexican flag
- [See grid]
- U.S. $10 coin, until 1933
- US bird, bald ...
- U.S. flagpole sitter
- U.S. gold coin
- Ten-dollar coin
- Ten-dollar piece
- U.S. Mint bullion coin
- U.S. Postal Service symbol
- U.S. symbol
- USA's bird
- Terrell Owens, e.g.
- Soaring baldy
- Soaring bird
- Soaring hunter
- Soaring U.S. symbol
- Steve Miller "Fly Like an ___"
- USPS symbol
Recent Usage of Kind of eye in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kind of eye in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Nov. 23, 1994
- New York Times - May 29, 1994
- New York Times - March 16, 1994
- New York Times - Sept. 28, 1981
- New York Times - Nov. 21, 1978
- New York Times - Nov. 28, 1977
- New York Times - Sept. 7, 1976
- New York Times - Aug. 15, 1976
- New York Times - Aug. 1, 1976
- New York Times - May 4, 1976
- New York Times - May 17, 1975
- New York Times - April 26, 1975
- New York Times - July 5, 1972
- New York Times - April 3, 1972
- New York Times - Sept. 8, 1971
- New York Times - July 7, 1971
- New York Times - Dec. 4, 1970
- New York Times - April 12, 1970