Crossword Clue: Monthly expense
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- '05 musical film with Rosario Dawson
- '05 Musical film w/Taye Diggs
- 12 times-a-year payment
- 1990s "La Bohème" adaptation
- 1990s musical featuring the characters Roger, Mimi, and Tom Collins
- 1995-96 hit musical
- 1996 Best Musical Tony winner made into a 2005 movie starring six of the eight original Broadway cast members
- 1996 Broadway hit
- 1996 Pulitzer Prize-winning musical
- 1996 Tony musical
- 1996 Tony winner for Best Musical
- 1996 Tony winner
- 1996 Tony-winning musical
- 1st of month enemy for unsigned band's space
- $2 for Mediterranean Avenue, in Monopoly
- $2, for Mediterranean Avenue
- $2 to $2,000, in Monopoly
- $2,000 for Boardwalk, with a hotel
- $2,000, if you land on Boardwalk with a hotel
- $250, for Mediterranean Avenue, even with a hotel on it
- $35, for Park Place
- $50 Boardwalk outlay
- $50 for Boardwalk, in Monopoly
- $50, for Boardwalk
- $50, on Boardwalk
- "525,600 minutes" musical
- '90s rock musical
- '96 Tony winner for Best Musical
- __-a-car
- "__-a-Cop": 1988 film
- ___-a-car (airport service)
- ___-a-car
- ___-a-cop
- ___ control
- ___-to-own
- An expense homeowners don't have
- "_____-a-Cop" (Burt Reynolds flick)
- "Another Day" musical
- A landlord may raise it
- A lease typically specifies its amount
- A monthly expense
- A monthly payment, usually
- Apartment dweller's monthly payment
- Apartment dweller's payment
- Apartment expense
- Apartment fee
- Apartment payment, often
- Apartment payment
- Apartment resident's payment
- Apartment tenant's payment
- A squatter doesn't pay it
- Become a lessee
- Acquire a tux, usually
- Best Musical of 1996
- Best Musical winner after "Sunset Boulevard"
- Big budget item
- Big figure in Manhattan?
- Asunder
- Big part of many a family budget
- Big tear
- Airbnb expense
- Book space
- Borrow for a fee
- Borrow for a price
- Hire out
- Hire
- Duplex's due
- Hit musical of the '90s
- Hit musical set in 1990s New York
- Hit show based on "La Boheme"
- Dwelling cost
- Certain living expense
- Breach
- Certain payment
- East Village musical
- Certian payment
- Fee for flats
- It allows you to keep your place
- Full of tears
- It costs at least fifty bucks on Boardwalk
- Charter
- It helps one keep one's place
- Broadway hit
- Broadway musical based on ''La Boheme''
- Broadway musical based on "La Bohème"
- Check for a flat
- Check for a landlady
- Check for a landlord
- Check for a place to stay
- Broadway musical with the song "Will I?"
- Check for letters?
- Check for letters
- Check for quarters
- Check for quarters?
- Broadway premiere of April 1996
- Broadway staple until 2008
- Broadway update of "La Bohème"
- Check sent to a landlord
- It may be due on a duplex
- It may be high for a penthouse
- It may be stabilized
- Figure on a Monopoly card
- Figure on a Monopoly deed
- House item not on the house.
- Household expense
- Housing cost
- Housing expense
- Housing fee
- Housing payment, for some
- Housing payment
- Budget allocation for many
- Budget allocation
- Budget amount
- Budget burden
- Budget category
- Budget chunk
- Budget concern
- Budget item
- Budget item, often
- Budgetary consideration for many
- How to have a flat?
- Digs bread?
- Digs cash?
- Digs dough
- Item in some budgets
- It'll allow you to keep your place
- It's $24 on Marvin Gardens
- It's $50 for Boardwalk, in Monopoly
- Cost for office space
- Cost for quarters
- Cost of living?
- Cost of living, for many
- Cost of occupation
- Cost of quarters
- Cost of tenancy
- Business expense
- First-of-the-month item
- First of the month pain for starving artist
- First-of-the-month payment
- Discover alternative
- It's high in New York
- Get a flat?
- Get a flat
- Get a lease on
- Fissure
- It's not paid by a squatter
- "Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes" musical
- It's often paid on the first of the month
- It's overhead
- Have a flat, perhaps
- Have a flat?
- Have a landlord
- Have possession of, in a way
- Divided dramatically
- Divided
- Having a dog may raise it
- Having a gaping hole, say
- Flat amount?
- Flat bread?
- Flat charge
- Flat fee
- Flat fee?
- Flat figure?
- It's usually due on the first of the month
- It's usually paid on the 1st
- Flat payment?
- Flat payment
- Flat rate
- Flat rate?
- It's what some quarters are worth
- "I'll Cover You" musical
- ''I'll Cover You'' musical
- Cleaved
- Cleft
- Dollars for quarters?
- Dollars for quarters
- Dollars paid for quarters
- Clove
- Expense item
- Expense split with your roommates
- Jonathan Larson musical
- Jonathan Larson's musical
- Collector's item
- Collector's item?
- Cash for quarters?
- Fabric flaw
- Fabric rip
- Fabric tear
- Utilize and return
- Tony- and Pulitzer-winning musical
- Tony musical
- Tony-wining musical
- Tony-winning musical based on La bohème
- Tony-winning musical of 1996
- Tony-winning musical that begins and ends on Christmas Eve
- Tony-winning musical
- Where part of a paycheck may go
- That 15-per cent-up item.
- Ripped
- Puccini-based musical
- The ___ Is Too Damn High Party
- Topic in contract law
- Pulitzer-winning musical
- Pulled apart
- Tore
- Torn apart
- Torn place
- Torn
- Ventnor Avenue payment
- Shakespeare character who said "more sinned against than sinning"
- Numerical value for a letter
- Kind of a car
- The check that's in the mail, maybe
- Some lodging money
- Overhead component
- Overhead expense
- Overhead item
- Overhead item.
- Overhead part
- Movie with the tagline "No day but today"
- Rock musical based on "La Boheme"
- Rock musical loosely based on "La Bohème"
- Rock musical set in Manhattan's Lower East Side
- Rock musical that features the song "La Vie Bohème"
- Some overhead
- O. H. E. problem.
- "Will I?" musical
- Studio fee
- Studio figure?
- Studio figure
- Studio payment, often
- Pad bill
- Studio payment
- Pad expense?
- Pad payment
- Quarters cost
- Something rising in a gentrifying neighborhood
- Musburger or Scowcroft
- Room rate
- Roomer's charge
- Roomer's remittance
- Winner of four 1996 Tony Awards
- Subject of some strikes
- Musical about a group of young artists
- Sublease
- Sublet, say
- Sublet
- Musical based on "La Bohème"
- Musical based on "La Bohème"
- Musical based on 'La Boheme'
- Musical based on ''La Bohème''
- Musical based on "La Bohhme"
- Musical based on Puccini's "La Bohème"
- Musical loosely based on "La Boheme"
- Musical modernization of "La Bohème"
- Musical set in Alphabet City
- Musical set in Manhattan's East Village
- Musical set in the East Village in the 1990s
- Musical set in the Village
- Musical that won a Pulitzer and a Tony
- Musical that won a Pulitzer
- Musical that won a Tony and a Pulitzer in 1996
- Musical update of "La Bohème"
- Musical whose "Roger" is modeled after Puccini's "Rodolfo"
- Musical with a character named Tom Collins
- Musical with a scene in The Life Café
- Musical with the duet "Light My Candle"
- Musical with the song "Santa Fe"
- Musical with the song "Seasons of Love"
- Musical with the songs "Santa Fe" and "I Should Tell You"
- May money, maybe
- Office expense, often
- Office expense
- Office overhead, often
- Quote from a letter
- The Ricardos' payment to the Mertzes
- "La Bohème," updated
- 'La Boheme' based musical
- "La Bohème" descendant
- "La Boheme" reboot
- "La Boheme" transformation
- "La Bohème" update
- "La Bohème," updated
- "La Vie Bohème" musical
- Laceration
- Suite "bread"
- Live in an apartment
- Living expense, for many
- Living expense, for some
- Living expense
- Part of newlyweds' monthly budget
- Part of overhead
- Loan quarters to?
- Landlady's favorite musical?
- Landlord's charge
- Landlord's check
- Landlord's collection
- Landlord's concern
- Landlord's demand
- Landlord's due
- Landlord's favorite musical?
- Landlord's gain
- Landlord's income
- Landlords' income
- Landlord's payment
- Part of the monthly budget
- Part of the overhead.
- Part of the overhead
- Parted
- Popular Broadway musical
- Lodging money
- Loft fee
- Larson's musical
- Need to keep one's place?
- Longtime Broadway hit
- Patronize Airbnb
- Patronize Alamo or Dollar
- Patronize Alamo
- Patronize Avis
- Patronize Dollar
- Patronize Hertz or Avis
- Patronize Hertz or U-Haul
- Patronize Hertz, say
- Patronize U-Haul, say
- Patronize U-Haul
- Pay a flat fee
- Pay by the month
- Pay for a flat
- Pay for a pad
- Pay for periodic use
- Pay for the use of
- Pay for use of
- Pay monthly, say
- Pay to borrow
- Pay to live at
- Pay to live in
- Pay to stay
- Payment for a landlord
- Payment for lodging etc
- Payment for office space
- Payment for quarters
- Payment for tenancy
- Payment for use.
- Payment in Monopoly
- Payment in the game Monopoly
- Payment on the first
- Payment to a landlord
- Payment to live in an apartment
- One might hike once a year
- New York's The ___ Is Too Damn High party
- Lease
- Lease detail
- Lease item
- Lease money
- Lease out
- Lease payment
- Lease provision
- Lease stipulation
- Lease subject
- Lease topic
- Lease — torn apart
- Leaseholder's payment
- Leaser's payment
- Regular budget item, for many
- Regular expense for some
- Regular payment
- Pepper song about monthly landlord bill?
- "One Song Glory" musical
- One thing homeowners don't have to pay
- One way to get a ride from the airport
- Lessee's concern
- Lessee's outgo
- Lessee's payment
- Lessee's responsibility
- Lessor amount
- Lessor's charge
- Lessor's collection
- Lessor's concern
- Lessor's responsibility
- Lessor's return
- Let.
- Mod "La Boheme"
- Let month-to-month
- Let (out)
- Let out for a time
- Let out
- Let property
- Let
- Letter amount
- Price of quarters
- Pet Shop Boys song about landlord payment?
- Prime home-budget item.
- Non-homeowner's expense
- Money collected by a landlord
- Money due in Monopoly
- Money for digs
- Money from a letter
- Money paid to a landlord
- Major budget item
- Major office expense
- Opening
- Monopoly amount that's highest with a hotel
- Monopoly card statistic
- Monopoly collection?
- Monopoly deed figure
- Monopoly deed listing
- Monopoly deed number
- Monopoly deed word
- Monopoly expense
- Monopoly fee
- Monopoly income
- Monopoly outlay
- Monopoly pay
- 'Monopoly' payment
- Monopoly payment
- Monopoly payments
- Monopoly player's collection
- "Light My Candle" musical
- Monthly apartment fee
- Monthly apartment payment
- Monthly bill
- Monthly bill for an apartment tenant
- Monthly bill, for many
- Monthly budget item.
- Monthly budget item for many people
- Monthly budget item, for some
- Monthly budget item
- Monthly budget part
- Monthly check
- Monthly check, for some
- Monthly cost for office space
- Monthly due
- Monthly enemy for unsigned band
- Monthly expenditure for many
- Monthly expenditure
- Monthly expense?
- Monthly expense, for many
- Monthly expense for many
- Monthly expense, for some
- Monthly expense, often
- Monthly expense
- Monthly fee
- Monthly housing cost
- Monthly mailing
- Monthly money
- Monthly outlay for many
- Monthly outlay, for some
- Monthly outlay
- Monthly overhead
- Monthly payment for an apartment
- Monthly payment for apartment dwellers
- Monthly payment for many
- Monthly payment, for many
- Monthly / payment, / perhaps
- Monthly payment to a landlord
- Monthly payment
- Monthly payout
- Monthly rehearsal space bill
- Monthly struggle for unsigned rocker
- Retailer's expense, perhaps
- Retailer's expense
- Retailer's outgo
- Not buy, say
- Property payment
- Not own
- Not own, say
- Mortgage alternative
- Rush, e.g.
- Shredded
- There's none at the White House.
- Sign a lease
- Word on a Monopoly card
- Word on a Monopoly deed
- Two bucks, on Mediterranean Avenue
- Split
- Typical office expense
- Take a flat
- Take a lease on
- Take a lease
- Schism
- Take an apartment
- Take money for a spare room
- Squatter's non-payment
- Squatter's nonpayment
- What a landlord collects each month
- What a landlord collects every month
- What a landlord collects from tenants
- What a landlord expects
- What a tenant pays every month
- What a tenant tenders
- "Tango: Maureen" musical
- What homeowners don't have to pay
- What homeowners don't pay
- Slit
- What leasers pay
- What often goes up in a big city
- What roommates share
- "Seasons of Love" musical
- "Seasons of Love" show
- What struggling musicians dread once a month
- What tenants pay
- Timeshare payment
- Tear.
- Second-home income, perhaps
- Tear
- Smash musical
- "What You Own" musical
- What's held back in some strikes
- Temporary use fee
- Tenants' burden
- Tenant's burden
- Tenants' concern
- Tenant's concern
- Tenant's expense
- Tenant's fee
- Tenant's monthly bill
- Tenant's monthly check
- Tenant's monthly payment
- Tenant's obligation
- Tenant’s payment
- Tenant's payment
- Tenants' strike leverage
- Usage fee
- Use and return for money
- Use Avis
- Use for a fee
- "Today 4 U" musical
- Where a big chunk of a paycheck may go
- Use U-Haul, e.g.
Recent Usage of Monthly expense in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Monthly expense" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Monthly expense in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell - Nov. 4, 2020
- USA Today - May 16, 2020
- Penny Dell - Oct. 9, 2018
- Joseph - Feb. 3, 2018
- Penny Dell - Feb. 19, 2017
- Boatload - Oct. 11, 2016
- Washington Post - Oct. 7, 2016
- Boatload - April 3, 2016
- WSJ Daily - Feb. 16, 2016
- Boatload - Jan. 29, 2016
- Joseph - March 16, 2015
- LA Times - July 23, 2014
- Joseph - April 10, 2014
- Joseph - May 24, 2013
- LA Times - Sept. 16, 2012
- Newsday - April 26, 2012
- Joseph - Jan. 7, 2012
- LA Times - May 12, 2011
- Washington Post - March 2, 2011
- Joseph - March 26, 2010
