Crossword Clue: Peevish mood
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- --- Shop Boys
- '70s rock?
- __ name
- __ scan
- ___ peeve (particular annoyance)
- ___ peeve
- ___ project (rescuing dogs, say, for a dog lover)
- ___ project
- "___ Sematary" (1989 horror movie)
- "___ Sematary" (Stephen King book)
- "___ Sematary" (Stephen King novel)
- ___ store (place to buy an animal)
- ___ Shop Boys (British music duo)
- ___ Shop Boys (duo who sang "West End Girls")
- ___ Shop Boys ("Go West" band)
- ___ Shop Boys ("West End Girls" band)
- ___ Shop Boys
- "___ Sounds" (The Beach Boys)
- ____ peeve
- Animal acquired from an animal shelter, say
- Animal companion
- Animal friend
- Animal in the family
- Animal in the house
- Animal kept for companionship
- Animal kept in the house
- Animal member of the family
- Animal often kept in the home
- Animal shelter acquisition
- Animal that has an owner
- Animal with a collar
- Animal you feed
- A cat, but rarely a rat
- A cat or a dog might be one
- Apple of one's eye
- Apple polisher
- Beloved animal
- Beloved family animal
- Acquisition from a shelter
- Asta, to Nick
- Asta, to Nora
- Astro or Asta, e.g.
- Astro or Dino, e.g.
- Astro, Scooby-Doo or Dino, e.g.
- Astro, Scooby-Doo or Dino
- Astro, to the Jetsons
- Adopt-a-thon adoptee
- Adopted cat, e.g.
- Adopted family member
- Adoptee from a shelter
- Adoptee, maybe
- Adoptee, perhaps
- Adoption option
- Bird in a cage, often
- Bird or basset e.g.
- Bo, e.g.
- Bo, for the First Family
- Bo, in the Obama family
- Bo, to the Obamas
- Bad attitude
- Bad mood
- "Always on My Mind" ___ Shop Boys
- Darling
- Instant member of the family
- Comforting companion
- Family adoptee
- Family animal
- Family canine
- Family cat, e.g.
- Family dog, e.g.
- Family dog, for example
- Family dog, say
- Family favorite
- Family friend, often
- Family member who may eat off the floor
- Family member who was probably adopted
- Family's animal
- Famous Canadian monogram
- Intemperate fit
- Boxer, for example
- Dear family friend
- Dear one
- Dear
- Dearest
- Dearie
- Companion animal
- Companion critter
- Companion of a kind
- Certain companion
- Irish terrier, e.g.
- Fried with four legs
- Friend needing feeding
- Friend who might be furry
- Friend with soft fur, often
- Irritable state
- Fave
- Favored one
- Favored student
- Favored
- Favorite, as a project
- Favorite, as a theory
- Favorite beast
- Favorite in class
- Favorite one
- Favorite project
- Favorite
- Home animal
- Favourite
- Home body?
- Home brightener
- Home lab?
- Eccentric's heir, maybe
- Eccentric's heir, perhaps
- Brian on "Family Guy," e.g.
- Brian the dog on "Family Guy," for instance
- Concern for Ace Ventura
- Feistiest PM's monogram
- Honeybun
- Guinea pig, e.g.
- Guinea pig, for some
- Guinea pig, maybe
- Guinea pig often
- Guinea pig, often
- Guinea pig or cat, for example
- Guinea pig or goldfish, say
- Ferret, for one
- Furry adoptee
- Ferret, maybe
- Ferret, perhaps
- Furry friend
- Furry household member
- Furry member of the family
- Furry or feathered friend
- Furry pal
- Designated critter, often
- Fido, e.g.
- Fido or Felix
- Fido or Fluffy
- Constant request from a four-year-old
- It may be housebroken
- It may be unleashed
- House animal
- It may do a stupid trick on TV
- House cat, e.g.
- House cat, for example
- House cat or goldfish
- Cherished animal
- Cherished beast
- Cherished one
- Cherished
- Housebroken animal
- Housebroken companion
- Housecat, e.g.
- Housecat, for example
- Household animal
- Household cat or dog
- Household companion
- Household creature
- Household critter
- Household friend
- Household member
- Household pooch, e.g.
- Garfield or Odie, to Jon
- Garfield, to Jon
- Bucky Katt or Satchel Pooch, to Rob Wilco
- Chihuahua, for one
- Hamster, e.g.
- Hamster, for one
- Hamster, maybe
- Hamster or canary
- Hamster or dog
- Hamster or gerbil, e.g.
- Hamster or gerbil, sometimes
- Hamster or hound
- Hamster or parakeet
- Hamster, perhaps
- Huff
- Humane Society adoptee
- Dino, Astro or Scooby-Doo
- Dino, e.g.
- Dino, for the Flintstones
- Dino, to Fred and Wilma
- Dino, to Fred
- Dino, to the Flintstones
- Chow in the house?
- Cosset a corgi
- Cosset
- Gently stroke
- Bushes' Millie, e.g.
- Gerbil, e.g., for a class
- Gerbil, e.g.
- Gerbil, for one
- Gerbil or goldfish, e.g.
- Gerbil or goldfish
- Gerbil or kitty, for some
- Fish, e.g.
- It's kept for companionship
- Dishwalla "___ Your Friends"
- Fit of peevishness
- Fit of pique
- Fit of sulkiness
- Display of temper
- Caged bird, e.g.
- Flea collar wearer
- Class favorite
- Iguana, for some
- Iguana, maybe
- Iguana or Chihuahua, e.g.
- Iguana or chihuahua
- Ill humor
- Classroom favorite
- Creature comfort
- Creature comfort?
- Fluffy or Fido
- Fluffy or Spot
- Fluffy, perhaps
- Canary, e.g.
- Canary or cat
- Canary or hamster, sometimes
- Canary or kitty
- Dog, cat, or fish, perhaps
- Dog, cat or hamster
- Dog, cat or maybe a parrot
- Dog, cat, or parakeet
- Dog, e.g.
- Dog, often
- Dog or cat e.g.
- Dog or cat in the house
- Dog or cat, or what you do to it
- Dog or cat, usually
- Dog or gerbil, perhaps
- Dog or goldfish
- Dog or hamster, for example
- Clinton's Socks, e.g.
- "Doggie in the window."
- Doggie or kitty
- Canoodle
- Doll
- "Heart" ___ Shop Boys
- Domestic animal
- Domesticated animal
- Fondle
- Fondle the fur of
- Car closer
- Dora Spenlow's Jip
- Cuddle
- Cockapoo or cockatoo, maybe
- Cockatoo or cockapoo
- Coddle
- Caress amorously
- Caress — budgie, perhaps?
- Caress
- Golden retriever or goldfish, for example
- Goldfish, e.g.
- Goldfish or gerbil, for example
- Goldfish or gerbil
- Goldfish or guinea pig, for example
- Goldfish or guinea pig
- Goldfish or hamster, often
- Goldfish or snake
- Extra cost for an airline passenger
- Indoor animal, often
- Collar sporter
- Indulged one
- Collar wearer, often
- Collar wearer
- Collared one
- Collie or cockatoo
- Daisy, to Dagwood
- Cat, dog, or hamster
- Cat, often
- Cat or dog
- Cat or dog, for example
- Cat or dog, often
- Cat or gerbil, e.g.
- Cat or hamster
- Cat; perhaps a rat; probably not a bat
- Fair-haired boy
- Fair-haired one
- Four-footed family member
- Four-footed friend
- Four-footed member of the household
- Fala, for one
- Fala or Checkers
- Fala, to F.D.R.
- Socks for Clinton, e.g.
- Socks, to Chelsea
- Most favored
- Pique
- Pirate's parrot, e.g.
- Most preferred
- Kennel client
- Kennel guest
- Kennel's client
- Variety of peeve
- Man's best friend e.g.
- Manx of the house?
- Many a vet visitor
- Many a veterinary patient
- Toto, for Dorothy
- Puppy or parrot
- Puppy, say
- The Bushes' Millie, e.g.
- Rock, for some
- Kind of charity
- Kind of classic rock?
- Rock or peeve
- Toy in the living room?
- Toy one plays with, e.g.?
- Stroke
- Stroke fondly, as a cat
- Stroke gently
- Stroke lovingly
- Stroke lovingly, or the object of a loving stroke
- Vet visitor
- Veterinarian's patient
- Veterinarian's visitor
- Veterinary patient
- Vet's charge
- Vet's patient, often
- Vet's patient
- Vet's visitor
- Kind of peeve
- Obedience school attendee
- Kind of project
- Kind of rock
- Kind of theory
- Someone’s favourite
- Someone's favourite
- Something a zoo animal isn't
- Shelter acquisition
- Shelter adoptee
- Shelter rescue
- Shelter rescuee
- Play with a pussy
- King's "___ Sematary"
- King's ''___ Sematary''
- Something preferred
- King's "--- Sematary"
- Odie, to John
- Odie, to Jon Arbuckle
- Shih tzu or cockapoo, e.g.
- Pal with a paw
- Pal with paws
- Visitor to the vet
- Kitten or parakeet, often
- Kitten or parakeet
- Kitty cat, e.g.
- Kitty-cat, e.g.
- Kitty, e.g.
- Kitty, maybe
- Kitty or canary
- Kitty or doggie
- Kitty or Fido
- Treat like a dog?
- Pampered creature
- Pampered one
- Pluto, to Mickey Mouse
- Pluto, to Mickey
- Soothe, in a way
- Rover or Spot
- Rover or Tabby
- Parakeet, often
- Parakeet or poodle
- Parakeet, perhaps
- The Ramones "Sematary"
- Raccoon, at times
- Often furry adoptee
- Rub the right way?
- Rub the right way
- Lab at home?
- Lab in one's home, e.g.
- Lab in one's home, say
- Parrot or parakeet, perhaps
- Parrot or puppy
- Parrot, perhaps
- Show affection to, as a dog
- Litter box user
- Sulk
- Sulking fit
- Sulky state
- Trudeau monogram
- Nana, to Wendy
- Pomeranian or parakeet
- Lamb, to Mary
- Poodle or parakeet
- Poodle or parrot
- Poodle, parrot, or Persian
- Member of the household that visits the vet
- Member of the household
- Rat, to some
- Lap dog, for one
- Lassie, for one
- Lassie or Benji, e.g.
- Last name on many a holiday card
- One entering through a small door, perhaps
- Reassure, as a dog
- Microchipped family member, perhaps
- One is in each theme entry
- One may be adopted
- One may have a sitter
- Peevish fit
- Peevish mood
- Millie or Socks
- Lovey
- Preferred thing
- Preferred
- One often sleeping on the floor
- Penthouse centerfold
- "Penthouse" girl
- Nick and Nora's Asta, e.g.
- One that eats from bowls
- Perfect Circle song you feed?
- Macaw, for some
- Letterman's stupid ___ tricks
- Letterman's Stupid _____ Tricks
- Only Canadian PM with message on the moon
- Mollycoddle
- Nonhuman member of the family
- Resident animal
- Resident ignored by census takers
- Prized
- Responsibility for a house sitter, maybe
- Responsibility lesson for a child
- Responsibility of many a house sitter
- Like a faddist's rock
- Like a favored project
- Like a preferred theory
- Reward Rover
- Rex, to Reagan
- Pierre's monogram
- Pig, to some
- Source of hair on one's furniture
- Word after class or teacher's
- R.W.R.'s Lucky, e.g.
- Word before name or project
- Word before parrot or project
- Word before "peeve" or "project"
- Word before project or peeve
- Spa visitor who doesn't pay the bill?
- Turtle, sometimes
- Water bowl drinker
- Water-bowl user (or the start of a film and TV actor's split personality)
- Water bowl user
- Water bowl visitor
- Spaying customer?
- Special
- Special favorite
- Word with name or project
- Sandy, to Annie
- Sandy, to Little Orphan Annie
- Sweetheart
- Sweetie
- Santa's Little Helper, to Bart Simpson
- Santa's Little Helper, to the Simpsons
- Spirit-lifter, perhaps
- Spoon
- Type of name or rock
- Spot for a family, quite possibly
- Spot, maybe
- Spot or Tabby
- Spot, to Munster
- Sitter's charge, maybe
- "West End Girls" band ___ Shop Boys
- Scooby-Doo, to Shaggy
- Tiger on "The Brady Bunch"
- Teacher's ___ (classroom favorite)
- Teacher's ___ (favored student)
- Teacher's ___ (favorite kid in a classroom)
- Teacher's ___ (favorite pupil)
- Teacher's ___ (favorite student)
- Teacher's ___
- Teacher's ____
- Teacher's _____
- Teacher's fave
- Teacher's favorite student
- Teacher's favorite
- Smallest member of the family, often
- You may make an Instagram account for one
- You name it
- Tizzy
- Snake, to some
- Your dog or cat, for example
- Yours may be adopted
- Snit
- Snoopy, to Charlie
- Snowball II the cat on "The Simpsons," for example
- Term of affection
- Term of endearment
Recent Usage of Peevish mood in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Peevish mood" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Peevish mood in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - July 27, 2020
- USA Today - May 14, 2020
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 24, 2019
- USA Today - Oct. 15, 2019
- Newsday - Sept. 1, 2019
- USA Today - June 28, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 8, 2018
- USA Today - May 3, 2018
- Newsday - Feb. 26, 2018
- USA Today - Feb. 6, 2018
- USA Today - Jan. 18, 2018
- Newsday - Sept. 20, 2017
- USA Today - Aug. 29, 2017
- USA Today - Dec. 24, 2016
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 20, 2014
- LA Times - Feb. 15, 2013
- Newsday - Nov. 25, 2009
- Newsday - June 27, 2007
- USA Today - Feb. 9, 2007
- LA Times - Feb. 12, 2006
