Crossword Clue: Ohio team
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- 1917 revolutionaries
- 1919 World Series winners over the "Black Sox"
- 1970 World Series champs or 1981 Beatty film
- 1970s baseball powerhouse
- 1970s N.L. powerhouse
- 1970's N.L. powerhouse
- 1972 Bronson-Mifune western
- 1973 N.L. West champs
- 1975-76 baseball champs
- 1975-76 World Series champs
- 1975 and 1976 World Series champs
- 1975 World Series champs
- 1976 World Series champs
- 1981 Beatty film
- 1981 Beatty-Keaton epic
- 1981 Best Picture nominee
- 1981 film that garnered Warren Beatty a Best Director Oscar
- 1981 film
- 1981 Warren Beatty drama
- 1981 Warren Beatty epic
- 1981 Warren Beatty film
- 1981 Warren Beatty movie
- 1981 Warren Beatty Oscar-winning movie
- 1990 pennant winner
- 1990 World Series champs
- 1990 World Series winners
- '50s scare
- '90 World Series champs
- Bar menu heading
- Barber and Ruffing
- Baseball champs: 1976
- Baseball champs
- Baseball team from Cincinnati
- Baseball team from Ohio
- Baseball team that changed its name during the McCarthy era
- Baseball team that listened to WKRP?
- Baseball team that plays at the Great American Ball Park
- Baseball team
- Baseball's first team to use an airplane
- Baseball's oldest team
- A 1981 film
- Beatty epic
- Beatty film: 1981
- Beatty film of 1981
- Beatty film
- Beatty flick set in Russia
- Beatty flick
- Beatty-Keaton film
- Beatty movie
- Beatty Oscar film
- Beatty's 1981 movie
- Beatty's Oscar film
- Beaujolais and other wines
- Bench mates?
- Bench, Rose et al.
- Bench's benchmates
- Bench's mates
- Bench's team
- Best Director film for Warren Beatty
- Best Picture loser to "Chariots of Fire"
- Best Picture nominee of 1981
- Attraction at Riverfront Stadium
- Auerbach and Buttons
- Autumn colors
- Autumn hues
- Autumn shades
- Autumnal foliage hues
- Autumnal hues
- Blacks' foes in checkers
- Blushing colors
- Bold lipstick choices
- Bolsheviks
- Ball club
- Ball club once owned by Marge Schott
- Boogeymen of 1950s politics
- Dark-colored wines
- Catsup and strawberry
- Bordeaux, e.g.
- Dark wines
- Darlings of Cincinnati
- Comic Skelton and others
- Grange and Auerbach
- Commies
- Cellar-dwelling Ohioans
- Great American Ball Park players
- Great American Ball Park team
- Cerise and carnelian
- Cerise and crimson
- Cerise and vermilion
- Cerise and vermillion
- Cerise hues
- Communists, pejoratively
- Communists
- Certain crayons
- Certain National League team
- Certain N.L. team
- Holzman and Grange
- Griffey and Knight
- Griffey's squad
- Certain wines
- Home team at Crosley Field.
- Brezhnev's followers
- Group from Cincinnati
- Bright colors
- "Chariots of Fire" beat it for Best Picture
- It lost Best Picture to "Chariots of Fire"
- Checker player's choice
- Checkers choice
- Checkers complement
- Cherry and carmine
- Cherry and cranberry
- Cherry and crimson
- Cherry and garnet
- Cherry and ruby
- Cherry and tomato
- Cherry et al.
- Cherry hues
- Houses "___"
- Houses song about commies?
- Houses song about shades of scarlet?
- Film about John Reed
- Diamond champs
- Film directed by Beatty
- Film for which Warren Beatty won a Best Director Oscar
- Film in which Jack Nicholson portrays Eugene O'Neill
- Chianti and Beaujolais
- Chianti and cabernet
- Chianti and claret
- Chianti and merlot
- Chiantis, e.g.
- Film that garnered Warren Beatty his Best Director Oscar
- Film that lost the Best Picture Oscar to "Chariots of Fire"
- Film that won the Best Director Oscar over Best Picture "Chariots of Fire"
- Half of the checkers
- Garnets
- Half the checkers, usually
- Half the checkers
- Bunch of Rose's, once?
- Fire engine and beet, e.g.
- Fire-engine and Indian, e.g.
- Burgundy and Bordeaux, sometimes
- Burgundy wines
- Energy Field nine
- Geranium and pimento
- Buttons and others
- Buttons et al.
- Cincinnati ___
- Cincinnati athletes
- Cincinnati ball club
- Cincinnati ball team
- Cincinnati ballplayers
- Cincinnati baseball club
- Cincinnati baseball team
- Cincinnati baseballers
- Cincinnati boys
- Cincinnati crew
- Cincinnati jocks
- Cincinnati MLB squad
- Cincinnati MLB team that Pete Rose rejoined in 1984 after leaving in 1978
- Cincinnati MLB team
- Cincinnati nine
- Cincinnati players
- Cincinnati pros
- Cincinnati sluggers
- Cincinnati squad
- Cincinnati team that plays at Great American Ball Park
- Cincinnati team
- Cincinnati's baseball team
- Cincinnati's "Boys of Summer"
- Cincinnati's Major League Baseball team
- Cincinnati's nine.
- Cincinnati's nine
- Cincinnati's pro baseball team
- Cincy team
- Cinergy Field athletes
- Cinergy Field players
- Cinergy Field team
- Cinncinati team
- Cab and others
- Cab category
- Cabernet and Concord
- Cabernet Sauvignon and others
- Cabernets, e.g.
- Five-time World Series champs
- Cabs and such
- Cabs and syrahs
- Cabs and the like
- Cabs are among them
- Cabs, e.g.
- Cabs on a menu
- Cabs on the table
- Cabs, say
- Clarets & burgundies
- Clarets
- Cranberry and cherry, for two
- Cranberry and cherry
- Cranberry and crimson, e.g.
- Flick with Beatty and Keaton
- Crimson and carmine
- Crimson and cerise
- Crimson and cherry
- Crimson and ruby
- Crimson and scarlet
- Crimson colors
- Crimson or ruby
- Crimson, scarlet, etc.
- Crimsons
- Candy apple and fire engine
- Crosley Field team
- Heading under which cabs are listed
- Jazzberry Jam and Razzmatazz in a Crayola box
- Joey Votto's team
- John Birchers' foes
- Cardinal and carmine
- Cardinal and cherry
- Cardinal and kin
- Cardinal and vermilion
- Cardinal, cerise and maroon
- Cardinal et al.
- John Reed film bio
- John Reed's movie biography
- Henna, rose and cherry
- Johnny Bench's only pro team
- Johnny Bench's squad
- Johnny Bench's team
- Carmine and cardinal
- Carmine and cerise
- Carmine and crimson
- CARMINE AND MAGENTA
- Carmine and rose
- Carmine and ruby
- Carmine and scarlet, e.g.
- Carmine and scarlet
- Carmine's family?
- Carmine's relatives
- Carmines
- Cold War bad guys
- Cold war enemy
- Cold War faction
- Cold war foe
- Cold War foes
- Cold-war forces
- Cold war group
- Cold War side
- Color range in lipsticks
- Colorful Houses song?
- Colors like crimson
- Colors
- Foster and Griffey
- Foster and Knight
- Come on you ___! (Manchester United fans cry)
- Pinot noir and petite sirah
- Pinot noirs, e.g.
- Most lipstick options
- Pirates rivals
- Manchester United, familiarly
- Manchester United song with Status Quo "Come on You ___"
- Ken Griffey Jr. and the boys
- Ken Griffey Jr. played for them
- Oscar winner Buttons, et al.
- Oscar-winning film for Beatty
- "Stop" lights
- Stop lights
- Stoplight stop lights
- Rivals of the Dodgers
- Stoppers
- Some checkers
- Riverfront men
- Riverfront nine
- Riverfront Stadium nine
- Riverfront Stadium players
- Riverfront Stadium team
- Many house wines
- Many lipstick colors
- Many lipstick shades
- Many lipsticks
- Many wines
- Some house wines
- Vermilion and cardinal
- Who Status Quo told to "Come On"
- Some M & M's
- Some Major Leaguers
- Marge Schott's boys
- Marge Schott's team
- Whom Pete Rose managed
- Some M&M's
- Some National Leaguers
- Nyet group
- Some roulette bets
- Maroon and ruby
- Some wines
- Vintner's display
- Wine buys
- Wine category
- Wine cellar options
- Wine cellar section
- Wine choices
- Wine-list choices
- Wine-list column
- Wine list column
- Wine list half
- Wine-list heading
- Wine list heading
- Wine list options
- Wine-list options
- Wine-list section
- Wine list section
- Wine list subheading
- Wine lover's favorite team?
- Wine menu heading
- Wine menu listing
- Wine selections
- Wine shop array
- Wine shop section
- Wine store section
- Wine varieties
- Winery buys
- Winery choices
- Wines commonly served with beef
- Wines for beef
- Wines like Beaujolais and Chianti
- Wines like Merlot
- Wines often paired with beef
- Wines often paired with steak
- Wines said to go well with meat
- Wines said to go well with steak
- Wines served with steaks
- Wines such as cabernet and merlot
- Wines such as cabernet, pinot noir, and merlot
- Wines such as Pinot Noir and Merlot
- Wines that aren't whites
- Wines that go well with beef
- Wines that go with steaks
- Wines that may leave stains
- Wines that usually go well with beef
- Wines to serve with beef
- Wines with beef entrees
- Wines with steaks, usually
- Queen City athletes
- Queen City nine
- Muscovites
- Oenological category
- Winning team in the "Black Sox Scandal" World Series
- Winning team in the Black Sox Scandal
- Rose and Bench, for years
- Rose and cherry
- Rose and ruby
- Sommelier offerings
- Sommelier's array
- Sommelier's category
- Sommelier's choices
- Rose group, but not a rosé group
- Sommelier's offerings
- Sommeliers' offerings
- Sommelier's stock
- Sommelier's suggestions
- Sommeliers' suggestions
- Rose was their player-manager
- Rose's men
- Rose's team, aptly
- Rose's team
- Rosy shades
- Roulette bets
- Roulette colors
- Rover and Ryder
- McCarthy bogeymen
- McCarthy sought them out
- McCarthy's prey
- McCarthy's quarry
- McCarthy's targets
- W. Beatty film: 1981
- W. Beatty film
- Rubies
- Ruby and cherry
- Ruby and crimson
- Ruby and garnet
- Ruby and maroon, e.g.
- Ruby and others
- Ruby and scarlet
- Ruby hues
- Lipstick hues
- Lipstick shades
- Radicals
- Ohio ballplayers
- Ohio baseballers
- Ohio club with a spring training facility in Sarasota
- Ohio nine
- Ohio players
- Ohio pros
- Ohio squad
- Ohio team
- N. L. players
- Nail polish shades
- Médoc and Chianti
- Médoc and Grenache
- Medoc and Merlot
- Médoc, merlot, etc.
- Nancy Wilson and Janis Joplin
- Range in lipsticks
- Part of a wine list
- Raspberry and cherry, e.g.
- National League baseball team
- National League charter member
- National League entry
- National League squad
- National League team
- National Leaguers
- Part of wine lists
- Poppy and lava
- Popular lipstick colors
- Merlot and Beaujolais
- Merlot and cabernet
- Merlot and Pinot Noir
- Merlot, Médoc, etc.
- Merlots and cabernets
- Merlots and others
- Port Sudan is on it
- Ports, for instance
- Last National League team to repeat as World Series champs
- Loser to "Chariots of Fire" for Best Picture
- Losers in '72 series
- Midwest squad
- Lots of wines
- Lower spectral colors
- Left leaners
- Left wingers.
- Nine start in Ohio
- Persimmon and pimento
- N.L. Central squad
- NL Central team
- N.L. Central team
- N.L. club
- NL franchise
- N.L. nine
- N.L. players
- N.L. team
- NL team
- M&Ms' leaders, per Mars
- M&M's reintroduced in '87
- M&M's that were discontinued from 1976 to 1987 over fears about their dye
- M&M's that were removed from 1976 to 1987 out of a health concern for a coloring dye
- Personae non gratae in the U. S.
- Primary colors
- Magenta and carmine
- Pete Rose's colleagues
- Pete Rose's ex-teammates
- Pete Rose's first and last team
- Pete Rose's longtime team
- Pete Rose's team, for most of his career
- Pete Rose's team
- Only M.L.B. team that Johnny Bench played for (1967-83)
- Prize-winning Beatty film
- Pro team in Ohio
- Restaurant menu heading
- Professional team in Ohio
- Oranges' neighbors on spectrum
- Revolutionaries
- Rhode Island ___ (chickens)
- Rhode Island ___
- Rhode Island cluckers
- Rhode Island denizens
- Rhode Island fowls
- Rhode Islanders of a kind
- R.I. feathered group
- Morgan, Foster et al.
- Malbec and merlot, e.g.
- Malbec and Merlot
- Pimento et al.
- Warm shades
- Sun shades
- Russians
- Their caps have a stylized "C"
- Warren Beatty film of '81
- Warren Beatty film
- Warren Beatty flick
- Warren Beatty movie: 1981
- Warren Beatty movie with a song by Sondheim
- Warren Beatty movie
- Soviets' nickname
- They finished sixth in the National League.
- They go well with beef
- Signals that become greens
- They lost a Rose to Philadelphia
- They may look like greens to people with deuteranomaly
- They share a bench with Bench
- Two-time World Series champs of the 1970s
- They're often served with spaghetti
- Six crayons in a Crayola 64 box
- Scarlet and carmine
- Scarlet and cerise
- Scarlet and cherry
- Scarlet and crimson, for two
- Scarlet and crimson
- Scarlet and maroon
- Scarlet and ruby
- Scarlet & crimson
- Scarlet hues
- World Series champs: 1975, 1976
- World Series champs of 1975-1976
- World Series winners: 1975 and 1976
- World Series winners: 1975–76
- World Series winners: 1990
- Skelton and Buttons
- This puzzle's theme
- Taylor Swift's favorite shades?
- Seaver's colleagues
- Seaver's teammates
- Team at home near the Ohio
- Team for whom Rose was player-manager
- Team that beat the Black Sox
- Team that moves to Great American Ball Park in 2003
- Team that plays opening day at home every year
- Team that retired Pete Rose's #14
- Team that temporarily changed its name during the McCarthy era
- Team that Tom Seaver threw his only no-hitter for
- Team that will retire Pete Rose's #14 next weekend
- Team whose home stadium is near a "Rose" garden
- Team whose logo involves a "wishbone C"
- Team whose stadium is a block from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
- Section of a Crayola box
- Smith and Barber
- Status Quo: "Come On You ___"
- Semillon and Riesling, for two
- Zinfandels
- Tom Seaver's teammates
- Sends back, in court
Recent Usage of Ohio team in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Ohio team" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Ohio team in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell - June 6, 2019
- Joseph - Jan. 26, 2017
- Penny Dell - Jan. 21, 2017
- Penny Dell - Aug. 10, 2016
- Joseph - June 18, 2016
- Sheffer - July 16, 2015
- Joseph - Oct. 17, 2009
- Joseph - Aug. 22, 2009
- Sheffer - July 23, 2009
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - June 7, 2009
- Joseph - April 11, 2009
- New York Times - Aug. 8, 1972
