Crossword Clue: NATO alphabet vowel
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- -- Mayer
- 0 for ___ ; or role for Walter
- "12 Years a Slave" award
- 13 1/2" gold-plated figure
- 13½-inch-high award
- 13.5-inch-high trophy
- 1991 Stallone comedy
- 1996 award for "The English Patient"
- 2010 honor for "Up"
- 2017 award for Emma Stone
- 2019 award for Rami Malek
- 21-time nomination for Streep
- 8 1/2-pound statue
- 8 1/2-pound statuette
- 8.5-pound honor
- 8.5-pound trophy
- __ nod: acting honor
- ___ de la Renta (fashion designer)
- ___ fever (annual February/March phenomenon)
- ___ Levant, memorable pianist
- ___ Mayer (wiener maker)
- ___ Mayer (Wienermobile company)
- ___ Mayer
- ___ night (annual event)
- ___ nod (phrase which usually means someone didn't get it)
- ___ of the Waldorf
- ___ snub
- "American Beauty" prize
- "American Beauty" statue
- ___ the Grouch ("Sesame Street" character)
- ___ the Grouch
- AMPAS award
- AMPAS bestowal
- AMPAS giveaway
- AMPAS prize
- AMPAS statuette
- Baseball Hall-of-Famer Charleston
- ... and first name
- "And the ___ goes to ..."
- Basketball Hall of Famer Robertson
- Basketball's Robertson
- Announcement that comes from an envelope
- Annual honor
- A good player might get one
- "A Little Grouch Music" singer
- Any of three for Meryl
- Academy Award, familiarly
- Academy Award statuette
- Academy Award
- Academy Awards bestowal
- Academy Awards prop
- Academy Awards statuette
- Academy honor
- Academy offering
- 'Argo' award
- Accountant Martinez of "The Office"
- Acting award
- Acting honor
- Acting prize
- Actor Homolka of "I Remember Mama"
- Actor's award
- Actor's dream
- Actor's prize
- Actor's quest
- Author Wilde
- Aim for a star
- Award #4
- Award
- Award by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
- Award declined by George C. Scott
- Award Emil Jannings was the first to get
- Award for an actor
- Award for "Annie Hall"
- Award for "Argo"
- Award for Ben or Casey Affleck
- Award for "Braveheart"
- Award for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"
- Award for "Green Book"
- Award for Hunt and Peck
- Award for Judi Dench
- Award for Laura Dern
- Award for many people honored on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- Award for "Moonlight" or "Spotlight"
- Award for 'Moonlight'
- Award for movie excellence
- Award for "Parasite"
- Award for scoring, e.g.
- Award for someone who isn't himself
- Award for the best score?
- Award for Washington and Lee
- Award for "Wings"
- Award from the Academy
- Award of which Al Pacino has just one
- Award recently won by J.K. Simmons
- Award refused by Brando
- Award refused by Marlon Brando and George C. Scott
- Award rejected by Marlon Brando
- Award Richard Burton never won
- Award since 1927
- Award that Katharine Hepburn won four times
- Award won by lead actors in this puzzle's starred films: the winners' names are hidden "word search"-style in the grid (across, down or diagonally, and forward or backward)
- Award won by "M*A*S*H"
- Award won by Viola Davis in 2017
- Award won three times by Meryl Streep
- Bluth twin
- Bookend for Hanks?
- Famed statuette
- His first line was "Don't bang on my can!"
- Famous grouch
- Famous maître d'hôtel
- Famous statuette
- Celebrated Irish author orJazzman Peterson
- Boxer De La Hoya
- Comms code for "O"
- Fashion's de la Renta
- Green grouch
- Green mascot for Canada's Waste Reduction Week
- Green Muppet
- Brando turndown
- Certain gold statuette
- Green "Sesame Street" character
- Green trash-dweller of children's TV
- Hollywood award
- Irons's prize in 1990
- Hollywood handout
- Hollywood honor
- Hollywood plum
- Hollywood prize
- Hollywood statue
- Hollywood statuette
- Hollywood treasure
- Hollywood trophy
- Hollywood's biggest award for movies
- Hollywood's holy grail
- Hollywood's top film award
- Grouch in a can
- Grouch of children's TV
- Grouch of kids' TV
- Grouch on "Sesame Street"
- Grouchy character
- Grouchy Muppet
- Grouchy Sesame Street denizen
- Grouchy "Sesame Street" regular
- Grouchy Sesame Street resident
- Felix' sloppy roommate
- Felix's "odd" friend
- Felix's pal
- Felix's partner on "The Odd Couple"
- Felix's roomie
- Felix's roommate on "The Odd Couple"
- Felix's roommate
- Felix's sitcom buddy
- Felix's sloppy friend
- Honor for Newman and Oldman
- Grumpy Muppet
- Designer ___ de la Renta
- Designer de la Renta
- Guy who talks trash?
- Gamble or Robertson
- Gamble taken by the Yankees in 1979
- Gamble Yankees took in 1980
- Film award
- Film director's honor
- Film honor
- Film idol?
- Film industry award
- Film industry prize
- Film prize
- "Chicago" statue
- Film statuette
- Film trophy
- Filmdom honor
- Filmland statuette
- Filmland's golden giveaway
- Half of the Odd Couple
- Half of "The Odd Couple"
- Filmy statue?
- Emma Thompson's award: 1993
- Emmy's cousin
- "Chimpanzee" star
- Hammerstein
- Hammerstein II
- First name in b-o-l-o-g-n-a
- First name in bologna
- First name in fashion
- It's an honor
- Director's dream
- First name in wieners
- It's given for the best score
- Cinema statuette
- Cinematic award
- Cinematic trophy
- "I Love Trash" singer
- Its official name is Academy Award of Merit
- Cousin of a Golden Globe
- It's sought-after in Hollywood
- Coveted acting award
- Coveted annual honor
- Coveted Art Deco knight
- Coveted award
- Coveted figurine
- Coveted Hollywood prize
- Coveted movie award
- Coveted objet d'art.
- Coveted statue
- Coveted statuette
- Crab in a can?
- "Crash" prize
- ''Crash'' prize
- He gives canned responses
- Jazz bassist Pettiford
- Jazz pianist Peterson
- Jazz's Peterson
- Crowe won one for ''Gladiator''
- Crowe's feat?
- Crowe's ''Gladiator'' prize
- Goal of a "For your consideration" ad, maybe
- Helen Hunt grabbed one in 1998
- Dorian's creator
- Code word for O
- Caricaturist Berger
- Gold statue
- Gold statuette
- Golden award
- Golden boy?
- Golden boy of film
- Golden Globe alternative
- Golden Globe kin
- Golden Globe rival
- Golden statuette
- He's statuesque
- He's statuesque?
- High Hollywood honor
- Droll musician
- Highly sought statue
- Tony's big brother?
- Tony's Hollywood cousin
- Tony's kin
- Mostly-tin statuette
- "Sesame Street" character
- ''Sesame Street'' character
- "Sesame Street" crank
- "Sesame Street" curmudgeon
- Sesame Street denizen
- "Sesame Street" dweller
- Sesame Street dweller
- "Sesame Street" grouch
- Sesame Street grouch
- "Sesame Street" grump
- ''Sesame Street'' misanthrope
- Sesame Street name
- "Sesame Street" regular
- "Sesame Street" resident
- Noted trash can resident
- Motion picture award
- Motion picture prize
- Novelist Hijeulos
- November-Papa go-between
- Tots' favorite grouch
- Streep's Sophie trophy
- Movie actor's award
- Movie actor's objective
- Movie award
- March honor
- Nunez of "The Office"
- Robertson, the "Big O"
- Movie statuette
- Movie trophy
- Mr. Hammerstein
- Mr. Levant
- O, in communications
- Mr Wilde — film award
- Wild writer?
- Wilde man?
- Wilde or Levant
- Wilde who's often quoted
- Wilde with wit
- Wilde
- Role for Walter and Jack
- Role in "The Odd Couple"
- Much-coveted statuette
- Much-prized golden statuette
- Page in Verdi's "Un Ballo . . . "
- "Platoon" prize
- Muppet grouch
- Muppet in a can
- Muppet in a garbage can
- Muppet in a trash can
- Muppet who lives in a garbage can
- Muppet who lives in a trash can
- Muppet who loves this puzzle's four longest answers?
- Muppet with a pet worm
- "Odd" name of classic TV
- Odd name of classic TV
- Trash can dweller
- Trash can-dwelling Muppet
- Trash-loving grouch of children's TV
- Trash-loving Muppet
- Trash-talker on daytime TV?
- Trash-talking Muppet?
- Trashy Muppet
- Player's trophy
- Subject of a seasonal buzz or nod
- Klugman in "The Odd Couple"
- Shirley Booth's surprise.
- "The Odd Couple" character
- "The Odd Couple" role
- "The Odd Couple" slob
- Musician/wit Levant
- Mayer on a meat package
- Often-quoted Wilde
- Sought-after statuette
- Waldorf celebrity
- Waldorf name
- Witty Wilde
- Trophy prized by actors
- Show-biz award
- Part of a Hepburn collection
- Part of a John Williams quintet
- Walter's "Odd Couple" role
- NATO alphabet letter
- NATO alphabet vowel
- NATO alphabet word after November
- NBA great Robertson nicknamed "The Big O"
- NBA legend Robertson
- Reason for a February thank-you speech
- Reason for a spring ceremony
- Neil Simon slob
- One is a prize for scoring
- One letter of "NATO" in the NATO alphabet
- Recognition from "the Academy"
- One may be present when an envelope is opened
- PBS curmudgeon
- ''Midnight Cowboy'' prize
- Peace Nobelist _____ Arias Sanchez
- One of 22 for Walt Disney
- One of 26 for Walt Disney
- One of a John Williams quintet
- One of a Katharine Hepburn quartet
- One of composer John Williams' five
- One of five for composer John Williams
- One of four for Katharine Hepburn
- Peck's prize in 1963
- One of nearly 3,000 awarded since 1929
- "One of the biggest slobs in the world," per the play
- People assume different roles for it
- Reject for George C. Scott
- One went to Washington in 2002
- Lyricist Hammerstein
- Leonardo DiCaprio won one in 2016
- Renee Zellweger won one for "Judy"
- Prestigious award
- Madison who said "You don't have to cook. I have enough potato chips to last me a year"
- Letter after November
- Letter before Papa
- Letter between November and Papa
- Peterson of jazz
- Levant of "Information Please"
- Levant of levity
- Levant or Hammerstein
- Levant or Wilde
- Levant
- Resident grouch on Sesame Street
- Librettist Hammerstein, d. 1960
- Prize awarded at the Kodak Theatre
- Prize for a doc, maybe
- Prize for a good picture
- Prize for a picture
- Prize for Page or Cage
- Prize for Sandra Bullock
- Prize from AMPAS
- Prize mistakenly awarded to "La La Land"
- Prize since 1929
- Prize that, surprisingly, contains a large amount of tin
- Prize that's the antithesis of a Razzie
- Prize you might get for scoring
- Prized, mostly tin statuette
- Prized statuette
- Phonetic code for O
- Pianist Levant
- Pianist Peterson
- Picture presentation
- Picture prize
- Richard's songwriting partner
- Word before bait or buzz
- Word before nod or buzz
- Thespian honor
- Thespian's dream
- Thespian's prize
- Thespians quest
- Thespian's trophy
- Supreme acting prize
- TV grouch who lives in a garbage can
- TV grouch
- Simon's sporty slob
- Wayne won one in 1969
- Sandra Bullock won one in 2010
- Sprinter Pistorius
- Writer Wilde
- Scorer's award, perhaps
- Screen award
- Screendom statuette
- Screenwriter's dream
- Star-filled night in late winter
- Star's goal, perhaps
- Star's statuette
- Tinseltown award
- Tinseltown bestowal
- Tinseltown goal
- Tinseltown idol
- Tinseltown prize
- Tinseltown statuette
- Tinseltown trophy
- Titanic award
- "Titanic" trophy
- You might get one for being a different person
- You might get one for scoring
- Wheat bread Pitt almost took away for 2011
- Statue of screendom
- Statue of Washington?
- Statuette
- Statuette awarded on "Hollywood's biggest night"
- Statuette for a screenwriter
- Statuette for a star
- Statuette for Streep
- Statuette of note
- Statuette sought by filmmakers
- Statuette with a sword
- Statuette won three times by Daniel Day-Lewis
- Statuette won three times by Meryl Streep
- To get one, act now!
- When said three times, frequent line on "The Odd Couple"
- Testy Muppet
Recent Usage of NATO alphabet vowel in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used NATO alphabet vowel in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - April 5, 2019
- New York Times - Jan. 1, 2012