Crossword Clue: Pale-green moth
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Pale-green moth"
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- -- moth
- 1960s-'70s Soviet space program
- 1960's Soviet moon program
- 1960s Soviet moon program
- 1979 Bertolucci film
- '50s-'70s Soviet spacecraft series
- 50's-70's Soviet spacecraft series
- '60s Soviet space program
- '90s NYC indie band that hopefully some of you still remember
- ___ 9, first spacecraft to land softly on the moon
- ___ Bar (nutrition bar for women)
- ___ II, first man-made object to reach the moon
- ___ Lovegood, friend of Harry Potter
- ___ Lovegood (friend of Harry Potter)
- ___ Lovegood, "moony" friend of Harry Potter
- ___ moth
- ___ moth (pale-green insect)
- ___ Park, classic Coney Island amusement locale
- ___ Park (Coney Island destination)
- ___ Park, old Coney Island attraction
- Beautiful moth
- Bertolucci film: 1979
- Bertolucci film
- Alchemist's silver
- Famous orca
- Dean Wareham's post-Galaxie 500 band
- Hogwarts witch Lovegood
- Early Soviet space probe
- Early Soviet spacecraft series
- Green moth variety
- Green moth
- Earth
- Isabel Allende's "Eva ___"
- Breed of moth
- Coney Island's ___ Park
- Counterpart of Apollo
- Counterpart of Selene
- Counterpart of the Roman god Sol
- Harry Potter friend Lovegood
- Harry Potter's classmate ___ Lovegood
- Hawaiian foreman
- Canadian orca in the news
- "Eva __": Isabel Allende novel
- "Ex __, scientia" (Apollo 13 motto)
- Goddess of the moon
- Goddess whose temple was lighted at night
- Goddess whose temple was lighted every night
- Dream-pop "Penthouse" band
- Dreamy '90s indie band
- Pioneering Russian spacecraft series
- Moth
- Moth genus
- Moth named for the moon
- Moth or moon goddess
- Moth or park
- Moth type
- Moth variety
- Moth whose name is Latin for "moon"
- Moth with translucent spots on its wings
- Sol's follower
- Nutrition bar with a crescent moon in its logo
- Kind of moth
- Roman counterpart of the Greek goddess Selene
- Roman goddess
- Roman goddess of the moon
- Roman goddess personifying the moon
- Roman moon deity
- Roman moon goddess
- Pale green moth
- Pale-green moth
- The moon personified
- The moon's lady.
- Lime-green moth
- Successor to Galaxie 500
- Park or moth
- Old Coney Island's ___ Park
- Large green moth
- Large moth
- Long-tailed moth
- Latin moon
- Milan moon
- Lovegood of Hogwarts
- Lovegood of the Harry Potter books
- Lovegood of the Harry Potter series
- Lovegood the Hogwarts witch
- Light-green moth
- Moon deity
- Moon goddess for whom a moth species is named
- Moon goddess
- Moon, in Mexico
- Moon-influenced Tom Petty song?
- Moon over Milano
- Moon personification
- Moon, personified
- Russian satellite
- Russian-spacecraft series
- Russian spacecraft series
- "Siamese Dream" closer about moon goddess?
- Soviet moon-probe program
- Soviet space probe
- "Two-horned queen of the stars," per Horace
- Sister of Aurora
- Type of long-tailed moth
- Type of moth
- Sci-fi moon
- Selene, to a Roman
- Selene, to Ovid
- Selene, to the Romans
- Selene's counterpart
- Selene's Roman counterpart
- Terra circler
- Terra orbiter
- Terra's companion
Recent Usage of Pale-green moth in Crossword Puzzles
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- Chronicle of Higher Education - March 25, 2016
- LA Times - Feb. 23, 2012
- LA Times - Sept. 14, 2009
- LA Times - March 12, 2009
- Washington Post - Sept. 19, 2008
- LA Times - Nov. 15, 2007