Crossword Clue: Low-pitched
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- ___ clef
- ___ Pro Shops
- Barbershop member
- Barbershop necessity?
- Barbershop part
- Barbershop quartet member
- Barbershop quartet part
- Barbershop quartet voice
- Barbershop singer
- Barry White, notably
- Barry White, vocally
- Angler's catch, often
- Angler's catch, perhaps
- Angler's prize, sometimes
- Angler's prize
- Angler's quarry
- Angling trophy
- A cappella group voice
- A fish
- Big fiddle
- Big instrument
- Big mouth, of a sort
- Biggest fiddle
- Bigmouth, e.g.
- Bigmouth fish?
- Bigmouth, for one
- Black or striped fish
- Black or striped
- Blackfish or redeye
- Ale choice
- Ale that received Britain's first trademark
- Ale that received England's first trademark
- Alexander Kipnis' voice.
- "All About That ___" (Meghan Trainor hit)
- "All About That ___" (Meghan Trainor song)
- Alpert's Tijuana ___
- Band instrumentor angler's quest
- Boom box setting
- Bootsy Collins plays it
- Bootsy Collins's instrument
- Hines, for one
- Hines or Siepi
- Instrument missing from The White Stripes
- Instrument played by Bill Wyman
- Instrument played by rockers Flea and Paul McCartney
- Bottom line reader
- Bottom part
- Cello's kin
- Cello's range
- Common freshwater fish
- Hitter of low pitches?
- Brand of ale
- Freshwater fish
- Certain fish or fellow
- Deep choral voice
- Deep doo-wop voice
- Deep end?
- Deep in tone
- Deep male singing voice
- Deep male voice
- Deep singing voice
- Deep tone
- Deep voice
- Deepest part
- Chaliapin, e.g.
- Chaliapin, for one
- Chaliapin or Siepi
- Edible fish
- Grouper, e.g.
- It bites in the Atlantic Bight
- British brew since 1777
- British brew with a red triangle in its logo
- Horn or drum
- Fiddle type
- It lays down the beat, often
- Game fish.
- Game fish
- It may be largemouth or spotted
- It may be striped
- Contralto's counterpart
- Bull fiddle
- Bull fiddle's range
- Geddy Lee's instrument
- Choir member
- Choir part
- Choir underpinning
- Choral part
- Choral voice
- Chorale part
- Chorister
- It'll make your rearview mirror vibrate
- Chorus member
- Chorus voice
- Huron, e.g.
- It's deep
- Fish
- Fish or fiddle
- Fish or singer
- Fish or singing voice
- Fish or voice
- Fish type
- Fish voice?
- Fish (which sings?)
- Fish with "sea" and "striped" varieties
- Fish with strings attached?
- Fisherman's lure?
- Fishing tournament fish
- Flea plays it
- Esperanza Spalding instrument
- He hits low pitches
- Clef below middle C
- Clef or drum preceder
- Clef or drum
- Jazz combo member
- Jazz group instrument
- Glee club voice
- Follower of the bottom line?
- Jerome Hines, e.g.
- Food and game fish
- Food fish
- Doo-wop group anchor
- Doo-wop group member
- Double ___ (cello's cousin)
- John Entwistle's instrument
- Former 'N Sync singer Lance
- Ezio Pinza, for one
- F clef
- Cash register?
- Combo instrument
- Combo member
- Pinza or Plishka
- Pinza was one
- Sting instrument
- Sting's instrument
- Pitched low
- Pub order
- River fish
- Like McCartney's guitar in the Beatles
- "Nozze di Figaro" part for Dr. Bartolo
- NSYNC member Lance...or the voice part he sang :o
- Rock band instrument
- Rock bottom?
- Kind of clef
- Kind of drum or fiddle
- Kind of drum
- String-section member
- Mario Bertolino, for one
- Kind of fiddle
- Wide-mouthed fish
- Striped ___.
- Striped ____
- Striped critter
- "Striped" fish
- Striped fish
- Striped game fish
- Striped or smallmouth
- Striped sport fish
- Rockfish
- Striped swimmer
- Striper, e.g.
- Kind of guitar
- Kind of sax
- Villain's part, often
- King Marke in "Tristan und Isolde," e.g.
- Quartet member.
- Quartet member
- Kipnis' voice.
- Kissinger, in "Nixon in China"
- The low notes
- The Mikado in "The Mikado," e.g.
- Of low pitch
- Musical astronaut Lance
- Treble's counterpart
- Voice below baritone
- Shoe company with a fish name
- Voice that's also a fish
- Voice
- Paolo Montarsolo is one
- Musically low
- Subwoofer output
- Subwoofer's output
- McCartney played it in the Beatles
- McCartney's instrument
- Sound from a subwoofer
- Sound from a woofer
- The Temptations' Melvin Franklin, for one
- Sound with depth
- Part of a combo
- Part of a combo, often
- Part of a combo, perhaps
- Part of a jazz combo
- Ramfis, in "Aïda"
- Ramfis in "Aïda"
- Part of a rock band's rhythm section, usually
- Lake fish
- Popular British brew
- Popular game fish
- Large-mouth fish
- Large-mouth or small-mouth
- Large-mouthed game fish
- Large-mouthed one
- Large percussion instrument
- Largemouth __
- Largemouth ___ (type of fish)
- Largemouth ____
- "Largemouth" creature
- "Largemouth" fish
- Largemouth fish
- Largemouth, for one
- Largemouth or smallmouth, e.g.
- Largemouth or smallmouth
- One hitting the low pitches?
- Paul McCartney played it for the Beatles
- Paul McCartney played it in the Beatles
- Paul McCartney's instrument
- Paul Plishka is one
- Paul Robeson, e.g.
- Paul Robeson, for one
- Power trio instrument
- One of a vocal quartet
- Lean fleshed fish
- One of the clefs
- Low choir voice
- Low choral voice
- Low clef
- Low-end instrument
- Low in pitch
- Low male vocal range
- Low male voice
- Low man?
- Low man in a doo-wop group
- Low man in the choir
- Low notes
- Low part
- Low pitch?
- Low pitch
- Low-pitched
- Low-pitched voice
- Low range
- Low singer
- Low singing voice
- Low-toned
- Low tones
- Low vocal range
- Low voice in a choir
- Low voice in a chorus
- Low voice
- Low-voiced
- Low-voiced chorus member
- Low-voiced singer
- Low
- Lower than baritone
- Lowest adult male singing voice
- Mingus' instrument
- Mingus's instrument
- Lowest pitch
- Lowest singing voice
- Lowest voice
- Perch
- One who can't hit high pitches?
- Leporello in "Don Giovanni," e.g.
- Mixer setting
- Person responsible for the bottom line
- One with a talent for hitting low pitches
- North American freshwater fish
- Opera villain, often
- Opera villain, typically
- Opera villain's voice, often
- Opera's Siepi
- Operatic villain, often
- Opposite of treble
- Orchestra member
- Prominent feature of dubstep music
- Male choir member
- Male choir voice
- Male choral voice
- Male chorister
- Male singer
- Male singing voice
- Male voice — fish
- Male voice part
- Male voice
- Source of low pitches?
- Source of low pitches
- Woofer emanation
- Woofer output
- Woofer range
- Woofer's output
- Siepi of the Met.
- Word with blue or sea
- Word with clef or drum
- Sam Adams alternative
- Sushi bar seafood
- Singer
- Singer Lance, or the part he sang with *NSYNC
- Sarastro in "The Magic Flute," e.g.
- Spiny-finned fish
- Spiny-finned sport fish
- Singing voice
- Singing voice — fish
- Type of clef
- Type of drum
- Type of fiddle
- Type of fishing
- Type of guitar that usually only has four strings
- Type of guitar
- Thick-stringed guitar
- Sport fish
- Sport fisherman's catch
- Sport fisherman's lure?
- Type of voice
- What Barry White often sings?
- Thumping music line
- Sea __
- What subwoofers supply
- Smallmouth fish
- Smallmouth, for one
- Smallmouth or largemouth
- Smallmouth
- Tenor's colleague
- Stereo control
- Stereo knob
Recent Usage of Low-pitched in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Low-pitched in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - May 5, 2020
- Premier Sunday - July 15, 2018
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 9, 2015
- Newsday - Nov. 30, 2014
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Oct. 10, 2014
- Premier Sunday - June 30, 2013
- Newsday - Aug. 9, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 24, 2001
- New York Times - Sept. 15, 1970