Crossword Clue: Shape of St. Anthony's Cross
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- 19th Greek letter
- 19th in a Greek series
- 19th letter of the Greek alphabet
- 19th of 24 Greek letters
- 19th of 24
- 300, in Greece
- __ cross
- __ Kappa Epsilon: U.S./Canada frat with more than 250 chapters
- __ lepton: physics particle
- ___ Ceti (Sun-like stellar neighbor)
- ___ cross
- ___ lepton (elementary particle)
- ___ lepton (physics particle)
- ___ lepton (subatomic particle)
- ___ lepton
- ___ neutrino (elementary particle)
- ___ neutrino
- ___ particle (short-lived lepton)
- ___ particle
- Ancient cross shape
- Ancient cross
- Ancient New Testament character
- Ancient symbol of life
- Ankh's cross
- A Greek letter
- "Antigone" character?
- Athenian cross
- Athenian T
- Athenians' 300
- Big T on sorority housing
- After sigma
- Ala ___, U.S.S.R. range
- Alpha ___ Omega (fraternity founded in 1865)
- Franciscan cross
- Frat consonant
- Frat house letter
- Frat initial
- Frat letter
- Frat name consonant
- Frat 'T'
- Frat "T"
- Fraternal T
- Fraternal ''T''
- Fraternity character
- Fraternity letter
- Fraternity "T"
- Fraternity 'T'
- Fraternity T
- Fraternity ''T''
- Greek consonant
- Greek cross
- Greek letter #19
- Greek letter
- Greek letter.
- Greek letter after sigma
- Greek letter before upsilon
- Greek letter following sigma
- Greek letter or cross
- Greek letter shaped like a cross
- Greek letter T
- Greek letter that looks like a cross
- Greek letter that once symbolized life and resurrection
- Greek letter
- Greek "T"
- Greek 'T'
- Greek T
- Greek ''T''
- Greek tee
- Certain cross
- Certain Greek letter
- Delta ___ Chi ("Animal House" frat)
- Delta ___ Chi ("Animal House" fraternity)
- It comes before upsilon
- It comes three after pi
- It follows sigma
- Either T in "Aristotle"
- It precedes upsilon
- It was a first for Timon of Athens
- First letter in the fourth quarter of the Greek alphabet
- It's after sigma
- It's Greek to me
- Cretan consonant
- Cretan cross
- Head of the Greek Titans?
- Cross at a frat
- Cross character
- Cross design
- Cross letter
- Cross on a fraternity house
- Cross shape
- Cross-shaped character
- Cross-shaped Greek character
- Cross-shaped Greek letter
- Cross-shaped letter
- Cross type
- Crossed Greek letter
- Crosslike Greek letter
- Crosslike letter
- Cruciform letter
- Follower of sigma
- Follows sigma
- Capital of Tartarus
- Capital of Tartarus?
- Capital of Troy?
- Crux
- Heaviest variety of lepton
- Hellenic cross
- Hellenic 'T'
- Initial for Triton
- Socrates' T
- Socratic 'T'
- Noted 19th
- Torque symbol, in mechanics
- Torque symbol
- Torque's Greek letter
- Torque's symbol
- Shape of St. Anthony's Cross
- Kind of cross
- Kind of lepton
- Plato's T
- Plato's "T"
- Plato's 'T'
- Sorority letter
- Sorority 'T'
- Short-lived lepton
- The "t" in Crete?
- The "T" in some fraternity initials
- The "T" in the women's fraternity ZTA
- Part of a fraternity name
- Part of ZBT
- Leader of ancient Troy?
- Pericles' T
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- Nineteenth letter of the Greek alphabet
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- Letter after sigma
- Letter before upsilon
- Letter between sigma and upsilon
- Letter following sigma
- Letter four after omicron
- Letter from Aristotle
- Letter from Athens
- Letter from Greece?
- Letter from Greece
- Letter on a sorority house
- Letter on some college sweatshirts
- Letter seen on frat row
- Letter-shaped cross
- Letter six after nu
- Letter that comes before upsilon
- Letter that some feel should have its own day, rather than pi having Pi Day
- Phi Kappa ___
- Physics particle
- ... sigma, ___, upsilon ...
- Sigma follower
- Sigma successor?
- Sigma successor
- Sigma trailer
- Sigma-Upsilon connection
- Sigma-upsilon go-between
- Sigma upsilon separator
- Sigma's follower
- Sigma's successor
- Saint Anthony's cross
- Type of cross
- Symbol for optical depth, in physics
- Symbol for torque
- Symbol of torque
- Symbol used for torque
- T, as for Socrates (originally)
- T as in "Telemachus"
- T as in Terpsichore
- T, as in Thanatos
- T as in Troilus
- T, in a frat name
- T in a fraternity
- T, in an honor society's name
- T, in Athens
- T, in Greece
- T, in sorority names
- T in Sparta
- T look-alike
- T on a frat brother's T
- T, on a frat house
- T on a frat tee
- T, on a fraternity house
- T, on frat row
- T-shaped cross
- T-shaped Greek character
- T-shaped staff
- T-shaped.
- T, to Socrates
- T, to Theocritus
- St. Anthony's cross, e.g.
- St. Anthony's Cross shape
- St. Anthony's cross
- Time constant symbol, in physics
- Time constant symbol
- Start for Terpsichore
- Start for Terpsichore?
- Unstable lepton
- Timon's capital?
- Timon's T
- Start of ancient Troy?
- Start of Tartarus
- Start of Terpsichore
- Tee for Zorba?
- Tee, to Aristotle
- Tiresias's T
- Upsilon preceder
- Upsilon predecessor
- Upsilon's preceder
- Terpsichore's start
Recent Usage of Shape of St. Anthony's Cross in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 22, 2012
- Universal Crossword - July 13, 2012
- USA Today - Jan. 20, 2011
- Universal Crossword - July 27, 2010
- Universal Crossword - April 24, 2010
- LA Times - Sept. 11, 2008
- LA Times - Aug. 16, 2007
- New York Times - Jan. 2, 1995