Crossword Clue: One on a pedestal
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "One on a pedestal"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "One on a pedestal"
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- :-), for one
- Android image
- Android screen image
- Android symbol
- A blue compass, for the browser Safari
- A browser has one
- A mouse may be drawn to it
- A program usually has one
- AOL logo, e.g.
- AOL's mailbox, e.g.
- App graphic
- App identifier
- App image
- App-launching image
- App-launching symbol
- App opener
- App representation
- App stand-in
- App store graphic
- App symbol
- Apple figure
- Apple figure?
- A user clicks on it
- Apple target
- Apple's apple, e.g.
- Absolute legend
- Beloved celebrity
- Arrow target, perhaps
- Big "G" for Google, e.g.
- Adored image
- Biopic subject, often
- Bit of Windows dressing?
- Awe-inspiring figure
- Blue "W," e.g.
- Blue "W" for Microsoft Word, e.g.
- Blue W for Word, e.g.
- Bob Hope, for one
- Bogart was one
- Altar item
- David or Victoria Beckham, e.g.
- CBS's eye, e.g.
- Graphic image
- Graphic symbol
- Graphic symbol on a computer desktop
- Graphical user interface feature
- Graphics image
- Common clickable
- Fanzine figure
- Graven image
- "e" with a ring around it, e.g.
- Fashion ___ (someone people try to dress like)
- iPad figure
- iPad screen feature
- iPad screen item
- iPad screen symbol
- iPad symbol
- iPhone graphic
- iPhone image
- Frequently clicked image
- Compass, for Safari
- Compass for the web browser Safari, e.g.
- Green "X" for Microsoft Excel, e.g.
- Holy figure
- Holy figurine
- Holy image
- Holy likeness
- Holy object
- Holy painting
- Holy picture
- Holy portrait
- Holy relic
- Deesis
- Holy statue
- Eastern Church item
- Eastern saint's portrait
- Computer "button"
- Computer character
- Computer command symbol
- Home screen feature
- Computer desktop image
- Computer desktop picture
- Computer desktop symbol
- Computer figure
- Computer graphic
- Computer graphic symbol
- Computer image double-clicked to open a program
- Computer image that's clicked
- Computer image you double-click
- Computer image
- Computer pic
- Computer picture
- Computer program symbol
- Computer screen image
- Computer-screen image
- Computer screen on a computer screen
- Computer-screen picture
- Computer screen symbol
- Computer-screen symbol
- Computer signpost
- Computer symbol such as Safari's compass
- Computer symbol to click on
- Computer symbol
- Computer's trash can, e.g.
- Briefcase or recycling bin, e.g.
- It can be dragged and dropped
- Chapel image
- Che Guevara, e.g.
- Che Guevara or Lady Gaga
- Desktop art
- Desktop emblem
- Desktop feature
- Desktop figure
- Desktop folder, e.g.
- Desktop graphic symbol
- Desktop graphic
- Desktop image
- Desktop item
- Desktop marker
- Desktop miniature
- Desktop object
- Desktop pic
- Desktop picture
- Desktop sight
- Desktop symbol
- Desktop thing
- Desktop trash can, e.g.
- Desktop trash can, for one
- Desktop trashcan, e.g.
- It may be dragged and dropped
- Figure
- It may be seen in a window
- Figure known worldwide
- Figure on a screen
- File drawer on screen, e.g.
- File folder, e.g.
- File folder or recycle bin
- File stand-in
- Cher or Dolly Parton, e.g.
- Household name
- It may open Windows
- Elvis, e.g.
- Elvis or Madonna
- Garbage can, on a PC
- Garbage pail, maybe
- Garbage pail on some desktops, e.g.
- It might be a shortcut
- Emblem
- Embodiment of a trait
- It might look like a folder
- Hall of Famer, say
- Gateway Arch, for St. Louis, e.g.
- It stands for something
- Gear for app settings, e.g.
- Gear for settings, e.g.
- Item to revere
- It's a bomb for Minesweeper
- It's a click away
- Directional computer symbol
- It's activated by clicking
- Enduring symbol
- It's between you and an open window?
- Church figure
- Church image
- It's clicked on a computer
- Church item
- Church picture
- Church symbol
- Byzantine art work
- Byzantine holy picture
- Byzantine image
- It's often double-clicked
- It's seen in Windows
- Idolized figure
- Idolized image
- Jackie O, e.g.
- Giotto fresco, e.g
- Gisele Bundchen or Heidi Klum, to fashionistas
- James Dean, e.g.
- James Dean, for one
- James Dean or Marilyn Monroe
- Image for an app
- Image of a folder, e.g.
- Image on a desktop
- Image on a monitor
- Image on a PC desktop
- Image on a touchscreen
- Image on an Android
- Image on an iPad
- Image representing an app
- Image that might be tapped
- Image that's tapped on a tablet screen
- Image to be clicked on a computer screen
- Image to click on
- Image to click
- Image touched to open an app
- Image
- Click it and get with the program
- Click it
- Click-on item
- Click site
- Click target
- Clickable computer image
- Clickable computer screen image
- Clickable computer screen symbol
- Clickable computer symbol
- Clickable desktop graphic
- Clickable desktop image
- Clickable desktop picture
- Clickable desktop symbol
- Clickable image on a computer desktop
- Clickable image
- Clickable item found in the seven longest Across answers
- Clickable item on a monitor
- Clickable item
- Clickable PC image
- Clickable PC item
- Clickable pic on a desktop
- Clickable pic
- Clickable picture
- Clickable pixels
- Clickable screen symbol
- Clickable symbol on a computer screen
- Clickable symbol on a computer
- Clickable symbol
- Clicked image
- Clicked-on computer symbol
- Clicked-on graphic
- Clicked-on item
- Clicked pic
- Clicker's picture
- Clicker's target
- Important symbol
- Folder, commonly
- Folder, e.g.
- Folder, maybe
- Folder on a desktop, for example
- Folder, sometimes
- "Global ___" (aspiration for Lebron James)
- Exemplar
- Cultural figure
- Cultural symbol
- Double-clicked pic
- Double-clicked picture
- Double-clicked symbol
- Double-clicked thing
- John Lennon, e.g.
- Cursor target
- Coin (anag)
- Coin anagram
- Cynosure
- Judy Garland, to some gay men
- f, for Facebook
- Colorful butterfly, e.g.
- High-tech image
- Dropbox's blue box, for one
- Cathedral display
- Mosque décor
- Notable person
- Software graphic
- Valentino, for one
- Orthodox Church feature
- Toolbar art
- Toolbar feature
- Toolbar graphic
- Toolbar image
- Toolbar picture
- Toolbar symbol
- Noteworthy figure
- Many a celebrity
- Mouse clickee
- Mouse target
- Mouse user's selection
- Mouse's target, often
- Mouse's target
- Venerable figure
- Venerated image
- Venerated object
- Venerated one
- Venerated person (or thing)
- Total legend
- Mao, for one
- Mao Zedong or Mahatma Gandhi
- Touch-screen image
- Touchscreen image
- Very important person
- Widely admired one
- Wikipedia's globe, say
- Object of adoration
- Object of devotion
- Object of esteem
- Object of veneration
- Object of worship
- Much-admired person
- Much-respected figure
- Much-respected person
- Someone uncritically admired
- Something a computer user may click
- The Iberian Madonna is one
- Window picture
- Style ___ (person people want to dress like)
- Style ___ (someone who starts fashion trends)
- Style ___
- Windows box?
- Windows image
- Windows item
- Windows opener
- Windows picture
- Windows symbol
- Stylized "W" for Microsoft Word, e.g.
- Something that can be dragged and dropped
- Trash bin, e.g.
- Trash bin on a computer screen, e.g.
- Trash can, e.g., on a computer
- Trash can, e.g.
- Trash can, for example
- Trash can, for one
- Trash can on a desktop, e.g.
- Trash can on a desktop
- Trash can or cart
- Trash can or file folder, e.g.
- Trash can, perhaps
- Trashcan on a desktop
- Something to be clicked on
- Something to click on
- Something to click
- Something to mouse over
- Subject of adoration
- Visual symbol
- Matinee hero
- Likeness
- Quicken's boxed Q, for one
- Paragon
- My Computer, e.g.
- ''My Computer,'' e.g.
- Pointer target, sometimes
- Pointer's target
- Nader, for one
- Wallpaper feature
- Wallpaper feature?
- Little desktop graphic
- Little desktop image
- Little figure on a computer screen
- Little pic on which to click
- Little picture on a phone screen
- Little picture
- Megastar
- Mel Gibson's production company
- Pop ___
- "Pop" favorite
- Menu symbol
- On-screen image
- On-screen symbol
- On-screen trash can, e.g.
- On-screen trash can, for one
- Portrait, as of a saint
- Long-respected one
- One found on a computer screen or movie screen
- Michael Jackson was one
- Recognizable figure
- Recognizable sort
- One might be a shortcut
- PC desktop feature
- PC directory feature
- PC image
- PC pic
- PC pictograph
- PC picture
- PC prompt
- PC screen image
- PC screen symbol
- Recycle bin, e.g.
- Recycle bin, for one
- Recycle Bin, on a PC
- PC symbol
- Pedestal occupant
- One of many on the "Ghent Altarpiece"
- One on a pedestal
- Miniature image to click on
- Niche object
- Niche occupant
- Perfect example
- Legend
- One to look up to
- Legendary figure
- Legendary guitarist
- Legendary hitmaker
- Legendary sensation
- Legend's relative?
- Religious artifact
- Religious drawing
- Religious figure
- Religious figurine
- Religious image
- Religious object
- Religious painting
- Religious picture
- Religious replication
- Religious representation.
- Religious statue
- Religious symbol
- One who is more than just famous
- Mac image
- Macintosh screen symbol
- Macintosh sign
- Macintosh's apple, e.g.
- One with a huge fanbase
- Personal computer prompt
- Representation for veneration
- Representation of a sort
- Representation
- Representative symbol
- Princess Diana, for one
- Princess Diana or Jackie Kennedy, to fashionistas
- Only thing between you and an open window?
- Monitor picture
- Phone app image
- Phone app pictorial symbol
- Phone app symbol
- Phone image to touch
- Phone on an iPhone, e.g.
- Phone screen symbol
- Pic that can be clicked
- Pic that clicks
- Pic that you click
- Pic to click
- Pic you can click
- Program launcher
- Program-launching graphic
- Program-launching picture
- Program-launching symbol
- Program opener
- Orange headphones for Google Music?
- Pictograph
- Pictorial presentation
- Picture clicked on a laptop
- Picture of a trash can, say
- Picture of an envelope, e.g.
- Picture on a desktop
- Picture on a laptop
- Picture on a monitor
- Picture on a PC
- Picture on a PDA
- Picture on a screen
- Picture that can be dragged
- Picture to click
- Picture
- Revered figure
- Revered image
- Revered object
- Revered one
- Revered picture
- Revered religious image
- Revered star
- Revered symbol
- Pietà, at times
- Malcolm X, e.g.
- Word after computer or fashion
- Super superstar
- Supercelebrity
- Sacred effigy
- Sacred figure
- Sacred image.
- Sacred image
- Sacred painting or mosaic
- Sacred picture
- Sacred representation
- Sacred symbol
- Sidney Poitier, e.g.
- Safari's compass, for example
- Safari's is a compass
- Superstar
- Word from the Greek for "image"
- Wastebasket, for instance
- Wastebasket or folder, maybe
- Saintly picture
- Saint's image
- Saint's picture
- Significant symbol
- Silhouette of a bird, for Twitter
- Simulacrum
- Twitter's bird, e.g.
- Two eighth notes, for iTunes, e.g.
- Word's representation?
- Symbol for an app
- Symbol made of pixels
- Symbol of Silicon Valley?
- Symbol on a computer monitor
- Symbol on a computer screen
- Symbol on a laptop screen
- Symbol on a smartphone
- Symbol on a tablet screen
- Symbol on an iPad screen
- Symbol on an iPhone
- Symbol representing an app
- Symbol that might be clicked
- Symbol to click on
- Symbol you can tap on a screen
- Symbol
- Symbolic graphic
- Symbolic image
- Symbolic picture
- Thing between you and an open window?
- Well-known symbol
- Thing to click
- Spot for a cursor, maybe
- Tablet symbol
- U2's Bono, e.g.
- Worshiped one
- Worshipped one
- Uncle Sam, for one
- Uncritically admired object
- What a model might become
- What a mouse often stops at
- St. Patrick, for the Irish
- Scissors, for "cut," on a PC
- Stand-in for a file
- Screen appearance
- Screen figure
- Screen graphic
- Screen illustration that's clicked on
- Screen image or screen idol
- Screen image
- Screen pic
- Screen picture
- Screen symbol to click on
- Screen symbol
- Screen trash can, e.g.
- Tappable image on a Galaxy phone
- Tappable image
- Tappable picture
- Tapped image
- Tapped pic
- Tapped smartphone image
- Tapped symbol
- Target of a tiny arrow
- Universally known figure
- Universally known symbol
- Taskbar component
- Taskbar feature
- Small image you can tap on a smartphone
- Small logo, often
- Small picture on a computer screen
- Small picture on a laptop screen
- Seattle's Space Needle or St. Louis's Gateway Arch
- Small program opener
- What the mouse might stop on
- Tiny file folder or paper clip
- You can click on it
- Tiny paper clip, e.g.
- Small trash can symbol on a computer screen, for example
- Tiny trash can, e.g.
- Smaller-than-life depiction
- Smartphone app logo
- Smartphone app symbol
- Smartphone art
- Smartphone graphic
- Smartphone image
- Smartphone screen feature
- Smartphone screen image
- Smartphone-screen image
- Smartphone symbol
- Sect symbol
- You might click on one
- Sect's symbol
- Smiley face, e.g.
- Temple figure
- Where a mouse may pause
- Token
- "User friendly" feature
- User-friendly picture
- Zoom's contains a video camera
Recent Usage of One on a pedestal in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "One on a pedestal" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used One on a pedestal in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Dec. 8, 2019
- USA Today - Oct. 15, 2019
- USA Today - July 8, 2019
- USA Today - Dec. 8, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 15, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 7, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 24, 2018
- USA Today - Dec. 5, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - July 16, 2017
- USA Today - Dec. 23, 2016
- Universal Crossword - May 6, 2016
- Universal Crossword - March 22, 2016
- USA Today - Feb. 1, 2016
- LA Times - Sept. 19, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 6, 2013
- New York Times - July 16, 2012
- USA Today - April 16, 2011
- Newsday - Oct. 3, 2010
- New York Times - Jan. 29, 2008
- Washington Post - Dec. 31, 2007
