Crossword Clue: Soft or no
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- 2006 Samuel L. Jackson movie, initials-wise
- '70s Billy Crystal comedy series
- __ bubbles
- __ dish
- __ opera (daytime TV drama)
- ___ dish
- ___ opera
- ___ opera ("Days of Our Lives," for one)
- ___ opera (daytime drama)
- Bar found at the end of this puzzle's seven longest answers
- Bar found in hotels
- Bar from the kitchen?
- Bar from the locker room
- Bar from the shower room
- Bar in a bathroom
- Bar in a bathtub
- Bar in a dish
- Bar in a hotel room
- Bar in a hotel
- Bar in a kitchen
- Bar in a locker room
- Bar in a shower stall
- Bar in a tub
- Bar in the bath
- Bar in the bathroom
- Bar in the bathtub
- Bar in the shower
- Bar material
- Bar near a sink
- Bar product
- Bar purchase
- Bar stuff
- Bar that gradually disappears
- Bar that makes suds
- Bar that produces suds
- Bar that shrinks
- Bar you wash your hands with
- ____ opera
- Bath bar
- Bath cake
- Bath-day cake
- Bath need
- Bathday cake?
- Bathday cake
- Bathday present?
- Bather's bar
- Bather's need
- Bathroom bar
- Bathroom dispenser contents
- Bathtub cake
- ABC hit sitcom (1977-81)
- "As the World Turns," for one
- Billy Crystal TV series
- Afternoon diversion
- Afternoon drama
- Afternoon fare
- Afternoon "opera"
- Afternoon show
- Afternoon TV fare
- ''All My Children,'' e.g.
- "All My Children," e.g.
- "All My Children", for one
- Body wash, e.g.
- Alternative to body wash
- Alternative to shaving cream, for retro types
- "Days," for one
- "Days of Our Lives," for one
- Daytime diversion
- Daytime drama, briefly
- Daytime drama, casually
- Daytime drama, for short
- Daytime drama
- Daytime Emmy contender
- Daytime entertainment
- Daytime fare
- Daytime program
- Daytime show, briefly
- Daytime show
- Daytime story
- Daytime TV drama
- Daytime TV entry
- Daytime TV fare
- Daytime TV feature
- Daytime TV offering
- Daytime TV, often
- Daytime TV
- Box for Hyde Park
- Common cleaner
- Common cleansing agent
- Early Billy Crystal TV show
- Fat and lye product
- Irish Spring or Ivory, for example
- Brat's mouthwash
- Fatty acid product
- Bribe money
- Bribe money, in slang
- Bribery money, in slang
- Chambermaid's supply
- It can come in cakes
- It comes in bars
- It comes in cakes or bars
- It comes in cakes
- It comes out in the wash
- "Guiding Light," e.g. (R.I.P.)
- It may be a cake or bar
- It may be found in a dish
- It may be in a bar
- It may be in a dish by the sink
- Detergent
- Detergent relative
- Hotel bar
- Hotel freebie
- Hotel giveaway
- Continuing daytime drama
- Household necessity.
- Controversial 70's-80's sitcom
- Controversial 70's sitcom
- Dial, e.g.
- Dial in a shower stall
- Dial in a shower
- Dial in a tub
- Dial in the bathroom
- Dial or Dove
- Dial or Lava
- Dial or Tone
- Bubble makeup
- Bubble material
- Bubble source
- It might be stuck to a dish
- Film studied in physics labs
- Halloween prankster's aid
- Halloween prankster's supply
- It sometimes comes in cakes
- Hand cleaner
- Hand-cleaning bar
- Hand sanitizer alternative
- Hand-washing bar
- Hand-washing need
- Hand-washing stuff
- Emulsifier
- Item in a bar
- Handwashing substance
- Coronation Street?
- "General Hospital" e.g.
- "General Hospital," e.g.
- "General Hospital," for one
- Item provided in bars
- It'll get you clean
- It'll put you into a lather
- It's available in bars
- Hard-to-grip bar
- It's bought by the bar
- It's bought in bars
- It's found in bars
- It's found in cakes
- Dish contents
- Dishwasher need
- Dishwashing need
- It's needed for a good bath
- It's often picked up in bars
- It's seen in bars
- It's slippery when wet
- It's sold in bars
- Flakes in some boxes
- Cake by the sink
- Cake composition
- Cake for a shower
- Cake for cleaning
- Cake in a dish?
- Cake in a shower
- Cake in a tub?
- Cake in the bathroom
- Cake made for a shower
- Cake near a sink
- Cake often seen in a dish
- Cake that doesn't taste so good?
- Cake that's unpleasant to the taste
- Cake to wash with
- Cake unfit for dessert
- Ivory, e.g.
- Ivory, for one
- Ivory in a dish
- Ivory in the tub
- Ivory or Coast, e.g.
- Ivory or Coast
- Ivory or Irish Spring, for example
- Ivory trade
- Ivory, Zest, or Coast
- Camay, for one
- Clean "This Is How We Party" band?
- Cleaner
- Cleaning agent
- Cleaning aid
- Cleaning need
- Cleaning substance
- Cleanser
- Cleansing agent
- Cleansing bar found in the shower
- Cleansing bar used during a bath
- Cleansing bar
- Cleansing cake
- Cleansing substance
- Coast creation
- Coast, e.g.
- Dove bar?
- Dove, e.g.
- Dove, for one
- Dove or Dial, for example
- Dove or Dial
- Dove or Ivory
- Caress, e.g.
- Caress in the bathroom
- Caress in the shower
- Curser's mouthwash?
- Cusser's mouthwash of old
- Cusser's mouthwash, once
- "Jo's Boys" novelist
- Inedible cake
- Carver's medium
- Daily tearjerker
- "Dallas" was one
- Former TV series
- Ingredient of some cakes
- Castile, e.g.
- Castile
- Soft __
- Soft ___
- Soft ___ (flattery)
- Serial for lunch?
- Soft or no
- Soft stuff, at times
- Motel freebie
- Some flakes
- Purchase made by the bar
- Some is soft
- Kind of box
- Kind of dish
- Kind of opera or box
- Kind of opera
- Victorian mouthwash
- Stuff in a bar
- Stuff in a bar?
- Something purchased in bars
- Something sold in bars
- Something sought at sinks
- Shield, e.g.
- Substance in bars
- "The O.C.," essentially
- Offbeat sit-com
- Suds maker
- Suds producer
- Suds source
- Sudsy bar
- Sudsy cleaner
- Liquid or soft follower
- Old TV's "Guiding Light," for one
- Locker room dispenser filler
- "Passions," for one
- Lather maker
- Lather producer
- Lather source
- Lathered stuff
- Patron of many "operas."
- Laundromat buy
- Laundromat purchase
- Laundry item
- Laundry need
- One kind of box
- Laundry supply
- "One Life to Live," e.g.
- "One Life to Live," for example
- Lava, for example
- Lava, for one
- Never-ending story?
- Love story?
- Ongoing drama
- Opera genre
- Opera genre?
- Lifebuoy or Lava
- Opera starter?
- Product of saponification
- Product sold in bars
- Shower bar?
- Shower bar
- Shower cleaner?
- Shower item
- Shower need
- Source of bath bubbles
- Source of sink suds
- "The Young and the Restless," e.g.
- Source of suds
- Tub bar
- Saddle __
- Saddle ___
- Wash-up need
- Washbasin item
- Spa basket item
- Washroom supply
- Washstand item
- Supply hidden in the first two letters of the long answers' words
- Water partner
- TV cliff-hanger
- TV fare
- TV hit serial: 1977-81
- TV hit
- Water's partner
- TV offering
- TV "opera"
- TV programme — sudsy bar
- TV serial, perhaps
- TV serial
- TV series about sisters Jessica Tate and Mary Campbell
- TV series from which "Benson" was spun off
- TV series with Billy Crystal
- TV show in reruns
- TV sitcom 1978-1981
- TV sitcom
- TV spoof
- Word with bubble or box
- Susan Lucci's genre
- Swearer's mouthwash?
- Word with opera or dish
- Sanitizer alternative
- Saponification product
- Type of opera
- Wet bar
- Wet bar, maybe
- Wet bar, often
- Wet bar?
- This puzzle's theme
- Slippery bar
- What Jack Wagner starred in
- What many bars contain
- What may be dispensed from a dispenser
- What some cakes are
- What some flakes are made of
- You can buy bars of it
- You can get this in bars?
- You can get this in bars
- Second step
- You'll find it in bars
- Zest, e.g.
Recent Usage of Soft or no in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Soft or no in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - March 16, 1971
- New York Times - June 3, 1970
