Crossword Clue: Quite substantial
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Quite substantial"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Quite substantial"
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- Banquet bigwig
- Banquet figure
- Banquet host
- Banquet man
- Banquet official
- Banquet VIP
- Barker, famously
- "And now ..." sayer
- "And now . . ." sayer
- ''And now ...'' sayer
- Battle of bands mic holder
- Anne Robinson, e.g.
- Any game show host
- Act announcer
- Act as a master of ceremonies
- Act introducer
- Bert Parks, at times
- Bert Parks, e.g.
- Act opener
- Big game figure
- Billy Crystal, at times
- Billy Crystal for the Oscars, e.g.
- Billy Crystal, on Oscar night
- Billy Crystal or Whoopi Goldberg for the Oscars, often
- Award show VIP
- Awards dinner host
- Awards night figure
- Awards-night host
- Awards night host
- Awards show host
- Awards show mic holder
- Awards show presider
- Awards show V.I.P.
- Alex Trebek, e.g.
- Alex Trebek or Pat Sajak
- Bob Hope, for 18 Oscar ceremonies
- Bob Hope, often, for the Oscars ceremony
- Comedy club figure
- Comedy club host, e.g.
- Comedy club host
- Familiar Steve Harvey role
- Interviewer, perhaps
- Intro deliverer, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
- Intro giver
- Intro handler
- Intro maestro
- Intro maker
- Intro offerer
- Intro preparer
- Intro pro
- Intro speaker
- Introducer
- Introducer of acts
- Introducer of many
- Introduction maker
- Introductions handler
- Ceremonial master
- Ceremony facilitator
- Ceremony host
- Ceremony's host
- Hold the mic
- Certain host
- Compère
- Ed Sullivan, e.g.
- Ed Sullivan, for one
- Function host
- Function runner
- Conduct a program: Colloq.
- Host a pageant
- Host a roast, e.g.
- Host a roast, say
- Host a roast
- Host a show
- Host, as a gameshow
- Host, as a show
- Host at a banquet
- Host at a celebrity roast
- Host at a roast
- Host at an open mic
- Host of an open mic night
- Host of sorts
- Host onstage
- Host sometimes
- Host the pageant
- Host who introduces speakers
- Host with a mic
- Host with a microphone
- Host
- Game host
- Game leader
- Figure at a roast
- Game show figure
- Game show hire
- Game show host
- Game show host, for example
- Game-show host
- Game show personality
- Game-show question reader
- Game show VIP
- Game VIP
- Hal March was one
- Dick Clark, often
- Dick Clark's role, often
- Handle the intros
- Handler of introductions
- George Jessel for example
- Bust rhymes
- Entertainment director
- Entertainment man
- He does intros
- Floor show host
- He runs the show
- Eve or Adam Yauch
- Head man at banquet.
- Event host
- Head roaster
- Improv club host
- Jessel role
- Jessel was one
- Crystal, at the 2012 Oscars
- Job for Ryan Seacrest
- Cue card reader
- Joel Grey, in "Cabaret"
- Joel Grey, in ''Cabaret''
- Johnny Carson role
- Jon Stewart, for one
- Carson or Paar, e.g.
- Carson role
- Drew Carey or Steve Harvey
- Dais occupant
- Dais personality
- Dais V.I.P.
- Dais VIP
- Cat Deeley's role on "So You Think You Can Dance"
- Man at the mike
- Man for introductions
- Man on the dais
- Man with a mike
- Man with the mike
- Ringmaster, e.g.
- Ringmaster
- Oscar host, e.g.
- Oscar night figure
- Oscar night VIP
- Oscar presenters' introducer
- Public host
- Oscars host, e.g.
- Variety-show figure
- Variety show host
- Variety-show host
- Variety-show intro-maker
- Variety show VIP
- Seth MacFarlane, at the 2013 Oscars, e.g.
- Seth MacFarlane, at the 2013 Oscars
- Veejay's kin
- Keynoter introducer
- Roast figure
- Roast head
- Roast host
- Roast leader
- Roast overseer
- Roast runner
- Roast turkey, maybe?
- Roast V.I.P.
- Roast VIP
- Roaster, or sometimes toaster
- Roaster or toaster
- Roastmaster, for one
- Roastmaster
- Rob Riggle at the 2012 Espys, e.g.
- Whom Brits call a presenter
- "The Dead ___ Scrolls: The Lost Teachings of Hip-Hop"
- Role at a roast
- Role Jessel enjoyed
- Role Jessel had
- Role Jessel often played
- Role shared by Fey and Poehler at the last three Golden Globe Awards
- Martin, at the 2001 Oscars
- Pageant host
- Pageant VIP
- Play host, as for an awards show
- V.I.P. at a fete
- V.I.P. at the Oscars
- VIP on Oscar night
- Master of ceremonies
- Somewhere between a host and a DJ
- Trebek, e.g.
- Trebek, for one
- Trebek or Sajak
- Musician with flow, hopefully
- Quite substantial
- Quiz host
- Quiz show quizzer
- Quizmaster, e.g.
- Quizmaster
- Podium figure
- Officiate
- Link between speakers
- Rule the roast
- Show announcer
- Show host
- Show leader
- Run onstage?
- Show opener
- Run the roast
- Run the show
- Show-runner
- Show runner
- Live show host
- Rap battle battler
- Rap
- Rapper
- Merv, e.g.
- Party leader
- Party leader?
- Party VIP
- One appearing between numbers
- Pat Sajak, e.g.
- Pat Sajak, for one
- Pat Sajak or Alex Trebek
- Pat Sajak or Steve Harvey
- One doing intros
- Mic holder
- Mic user
- One handling a roast
- One in charge of a roast?
- Reception host
- One leading the festivities
- One making introductions
- One making introductory remarks
- One may give facts about acts
- One might be between a pair of speakers
- Mike holder, at times
- Mike holder
- Mike person
- ''Next up . . .'' speaker
- One running the show
- One seen between acts
- One sporting a mic
- "Miss America" host
- Night-club host
- One who gets on with the show
- One who makes opening statements
- Leno, for one
- Nitery host
- One who rules the roast?
- One who rules the roast
- One who runs the show
- Preside over festivities
- Person handling the intros
- Person in charge at a Friars Club roast
- Person making introductions, often
- Person making introductions
- Presiding personality
- Person who handles the introductions
- One with flow, hopefully
- One with opening lines
- Person with a mike
- "Let's meet today's contestants" sayer
- Letters in Einstein's famous formula
- Letters in Einstein's famous quotation
- Open-mic night VIP
- Opening remarks provider
- Program listing
- Maker of introductions
- Revue host
- Showman
- Show's host
- Sajak, e.g.
- Sajak or Trebek
- Sajak role
- Sajak's job
- TV host
- TV interlocutor
- TV show host
- Speaker between other speakers, perhaps
- Speaker between speeches
- Speaker introducer
- TV V.I.P.
- Wedding figure
- Wedding necessity
- Wedding performer
- Talk show host
- Talk-show host
- Seacrest on ''American Idol,'' e.g.
- Seacrest or Sajak
- What the last Oscar telecast lacked
- "Up next ..." sayer
- Teevee host
- Telethon V.I.P.
- Television host
- Toaster, at times
- Toaster, often
- Toaster, or roaster
- Toastmaster, and a homophonic hint to this puzzle's five longest answers
- Toastmaster
- Tom Bergeron on "Dancing with the Stars"
- Steve Harvey, for "Family Feud"
Recent Usage of Quite substantial in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Quite substantial" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Quite substantial in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Jan. 16, 2013
- Newsday - Jan. 14, 2013
- Newsday - Nov. 20, 2005
