Crossword Clue: Shirt or sweater
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Shirt or sweater"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Shirt or sweater"
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- #1
- #1 spot
- . . . 55
- __-secret
- ___ banana (burlesque bigwig)
- ___ banana
- "___ Chef"
- "___ Chef" (Bravo reality series)
- "___ Chef" (Bravo reality show)
- "___ Chef" (reality show for foodies)
- "___ Chef" (reality show on Bravo)
- "___ Five" (recent Chris Rock movie)
- "___ Gear"
- "___ Gear" (TV show about cars whose American version is on the History channel)
- "___ Gun" (1986)
- "___ o' the mornin'"
- ___ of the Mark, in S.F.
- ___ of the Pops
- ___ secret (confidential)
- "American ___ 40" (Ryan Seacrest radio show)
- "America's Next ___ Model"
- ____ banana
- Be better than
- Beat or defeat
- Beat
- Apex
- Apogee
- Beginning, to a conductor
- Acme
- Best hand, at a bridge tournament
- Best
- Better
- Better or best
- Beyonce's "Love on ___"
- Big ___
- Big ___ (circus tent)
- Big ___ (circus)
- Big ___ (main tent at a circus)
- Bikini part
- Billboard ___ 40
- Blouse
- Blouse, e.g.
- Blouse, for example
- Blouse or shirt
- Blouse or sweater
- Blouse or T-shirt
- Blouse or tee
- Blouse, say
- Banana or drawer
- Banana or notch
- Bottom's opposite
- CEO's place
- Bravo's "___ Chef" competition show
- Defeat
- From ___ to bottom
- Eclipse
- Honcho's place
- It goes over your head
- It may be blown
- Gyroscope's cousin
- Elite
- Chest covering
- Chest protector?
- Chief
- Halter ___ (strappy shirt)
- Halter, e.g.
- Child's spinner
- Child's spinning toy
- Child's toy
- Finest
- Bunk bed option
- Bunk that may require a ladder
- Choicest part
- First half of an inning
- Hard or big
- First place?
- First-rate
- Get a bigger laugh than
- Hat or banana
- Cover with hot fudge, say
- Cover
- It's taken out for a spin
- Do better than
- Do one better than
- Do one better
- Flip-___ can
- Cream's place
- Crest
- Give it a whirl; it's fun!
- Climber's destination
- Climber's goal
- Head
- Crop ___ (cutoff shirt)
- Crop ___ (summer shirt)
- Crown.
- Crown
- Cap
- Exceed
- Go one better than
- Go one better
- Go over
- Goal at Everest
- "Curly ____"
- Foremost
- Cole Porter's "You're the ___"
- "Drawer" or "shelf" starter
- DREIDEL
- Dreidel, basically
- Dreidel, e.g.
- Dreidel, essentially
- Dreidel, for example
- Dreidel, for one
- High point
- High side
- Driveway covering
- Inning half
- Highest part
- Highest point
- Highest-ranked
- Highest-rated
- Pinnacle
- Most important
- Most prestigious
- Rise above.
- Rise above
- Mountain part
- Mountaineer's goal
- Whirler
- Whirligig
- Outdo in performance
- Outdo
- "Straight to the ___" Sammy Hagar
- "Straight to the ___" Tom Waits
- Kids spin it
- Kid's spinner
- Tot's spinner
- Outperform
- Outplay
- Outscore
- Outstrip
- Outwit
- Over the ___
- Kind of banana or dog
- Kind of banana
- Vertex
- Kind of billing
- Put frosting on, say
- Overtake
- Overtrump
- Stringed toy
- Kind of hat or coat
- Toy spinner
- Toy that eventually falls
- Toy that spins around
- Toy that spins
- Toy that's spun
- Toy with a museum in Burlington, Wisconsin
- Toy with a point
- Toy with a string
- Toy with an axis
- Kind of kick
- Put salsa on, say
- Put whipped cream on, say
- Kind of round
- Kind of soil or sail
- Kind of toy
- The highest status
- Quark flavor
- Roof, e.g.
- Pajama part
- Pajamas half
- Plaything
- Shirt
- Shirt or blouse, for example
- Shirt or blouse
- Shirt or sweater
- The upper part
- Part of a hill
- Part of a mountain
- Polo or T
- Polo or tee
- Polo shirt, e.g.
- Part of an inning
- "On ___ of all that . . ."
- "On ___ of Old Smokey"
- "On ___ of Old Smoky"
- Porter's "You're the ___"
- Peak that's hidden in the four longest puzzle answers
- Peak
- Leader's position
- Leading
- Preeminent
- Relative of a yoyo.
- Premier
- One-up
- Président's place
- "Let's take it from the ___"
- Principal
- Nonpareil
- Lid
- Opposite of bottom
- "Opt" anagram
- Optimal
- Not bottom
- Summit
- Tube ___ (chest covering)
- Word after carrot or muffin
- Word after flip or tip
- Sunroof alternative
- Sunroof, for instance
- Word after tank or tube
- Tupperware unit
- Word before dog or banana
- Word before dog or dollar
- Surmount
- Surpass
- Word with brass or banana
- Word with "dog" or "banana"
- Word with ''dog'' or ''banana''
- Word with dog or dollar
- Word with dog or gun
- Word with dollar or dog
- Word with gun or dog
- Word with "hat" or "banana"
- Word with hat or coat
- Sweater or tee
- Sweater, say
- Word with pop or crop
- Word with seed or banana
- Word with "seed" or "banana"
- Word with ''seed'' or ''banana''
- Spinner
- Spinner.
- Spinning item
- Spinning toy featured in a Burlington, Wisconsin museum
- Spinning toy
- Type of dog or dollar
- T, e.g.
- T-shirt or polo
- Sitting on ___ of the world
- Take this out for a spin
- Score more than
- Tank or tee
- You can take it out for a spin
- Tip's partner
- Tee, e.g.
- Tee, for one
- Tee or blouse
- Upper bound
- Upper limit
- Upper part
- Upper surface
- Uppermost
- Upside?
- "You," to C. Porter
- You, to Cole Porter
- Tell a better joke than, e.g.
- Tell a better joke than
- To better a witticism.
- "You're the ___" (Cole Porter classic)
- "You're the ___," Porter tune
- Yoyo's relative
- Where all stars want to be
- Zenith
- Tesla "Rock Me to the ___"
Recent Usage of Shirt or sweater in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Shirt or sweater" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Shirt or sweater in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Nov. 29, 2004
