Crossword Clue: Kurt, Larry or Luther
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- American educator
- Acting teacher Stella
- Actor Luther
- Actress Stella
- Associate of Freud
- Austrian psychiatrist Alfred
- Austrian psychiatrist
- Alfred ___, Austrian psychiatrist
- Alfred who broke with Freud to focus on "individual psychology"
- Alfred who coined "inferiority complex"
- Alfred who coined the term "inferiority complex"
- Alfred who was a follower of Freud
- Alfred who wrote "The Neurotic Constitution"
- Grace ___ of "Will & Grace"
- Grace in "Will & Grace"
- Grace of "Will & Grace"
- Famed acting coach Stella
- Grace's last name, on "Will & Grace"
- Grace's last name on "Will & Grace"
- Grace's surname on "Will & Grace"
- Grace's surname on 'Will & Grace'
- Famed follower of Freud
- Early associate of Freud
- Early colleague of Freud
- Irene ___ ("A Scandal in Bohemia" woman)
- Irene ___, figure in Sherlock Holmes stories
- Irene admired by Sherlock Holmes
- Irene in a Sherlock Holmes tale
- Irene of a Sherlock Holmes story
- Irene of Sherlockiana
- Freud associate
- Freud collaborator
- Freud colleague Alfred
- Freud colleague
- Freud colleague/countryman
- Freud contemporary Alfred
- Freud contemporary
- Freud disciple Alfred
- Freud disciple
- Freud rival who stressed inferiority
- Holmes adversary Irene
- Holmes's female adversary
- Felix or Alfred
- Felix or Larry
- Felix the clown
- Conductor Kurt
- Guns N' Roses drummer Steven
- Contemporary of Freud
- Chicago's __ Planetarium
- Chicago's ___ Planetarium
- Chicago's ___Planetarium
- Chicago's planetarium
- "How to Read a Book" author Mortimer
- Harmonica master Larry
- Harmonica player Larry ___
- Harmonica player Larry
- Harmonica player who worked with Gershwin and Sting
- Harmonica virtuoso Larry
- Harmonica virtuoso
- He established the Ethical Culture Society
- Ethical Culture Society founder Felix
- Ethical Culturist
- Co-founder of the Psychological Wednesday Society
- Colleague of Freud
- Cyrus or Felix
- "Inferiority complex" coiner Alfred
- "Inferiority complex" coiner
- Jung contemporary
- "Damn Yankees" co-composer Richard
- "Damn Yankees" composer
- Damn Yankees lyricist
- Damn Yankees songwriter
- Pioneer in psychoanalysis
- Original Guns N' Roses drummer Steven
- Noted Austrian psychiatrist
- Psychiatrist Alfred
- Psychiatrist who coined the term "inferiority complex"
- Noted conductor
- Psychoanalyst Alfred
- Psychologist Alfred
- Psychology pioneer Alfred
- Psychotherapist Alfred
- Rival of Freud
- Planetarium in Chicago
- Sherlock Holmes adversary Irene
- Sherlock Holmes's love Irene ___
- Ross's "Damn Yankees" co-composer
- Kurt, Larry or Luther
- Woman in Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia"
- Name in psychiatry
- Name that means "eagle"
- Larry ___, famed harmonica player
- Larry, Luther or Felix
- Larry or Kurt
- Larry or Polly
- Lou who produced Carole King's "Tapestry"
- Reformer Felix
- Luther ____
- Luther or Larry
- Luther or Polly
- Madam Polly
- Onetime Freud collaborator
- Only woman to outwit Holmes
- Philosopher Mortimer
- Richard who composed the music for "Damn Yankees" and "The Pajama Game"
- Warren who wrote "The War of the Roses"
- Surname that means "eagle"
- U. S. reformer
- U.S. educator
- Stella __ Studio of Acting
- Stella or Felix
- Stella who founded an acting conservatory
- Steven of Guns N' Roses
- Steven of the only good lineup of Guns N' Roses
- Social reformer Felix
Recent Usage of Kurt, Larry or Luther in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - May 6, 1979