Crossword Clue: Something extraordinary: Slang.
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- '60's singer
- ___ Eightball (Emily Flake comic)
- "___ Eightball" (Emily Flake comic)
- "____ Belle"
- A knockout
- Any outstanding example of its kind
- Any spectacularly outstanding thing
- A real doozie
- A real doozy
- A real humdinger
- Beaut or doozy
- Beaut or stunner
- Beaut
- App for rating men
- App used by women to rate men
- Berg opera
- Berg's unfinished opera
- Blockbuster
- Alban Berg opera
- Alban Berg operatic heroine
- Alban Berg's femme fatale
- Amazing thing
- Comic strip character
- Comic-strip tot
- Echoic female "L" name
- Honey
- Congressman's plum
- Emily Flake comic ___ Eightball
- It really stands out
- Difficult problem: Slang.
- Corker
- Dilly
- Humdinger
- "But don't bring ___"
- " . . . but don't bring ___"
- Coward's "Look After ___"
- Crackerjack
- Girl's name.
- Jim-dandy
- "Hee Haw" regular Roman
- Doozer
- Doozie
- Doozy
- Cartoon girl
- Infamously terrible Lou Reed/Metallica collaboration album
- Eye-popper
- Gorgeous woman
- Dandy
- Stickout
- Utterly unlistenable 2011 collaboration between Lou Reed and Metallica (I got 90 seconds into it before quitting)
- Pip
- Ripsnorter
- Killer
- Outstanding example of its kind — Alban Berg opera — Scottish pop singer, b. 1948
- Outstanding example of its kind
- Outstanding thing
- Toughie
- "The Farewell" director Wang
- She sang to Sidney Poitier in a film
- She sang ''To Sir, With Love''
- She sang ''To Sir With Love''
- Someone not to bring
- Something else
- Something extraordinary: Slang.
- Something remarkable
- Something special.
- Something special
- She's back in town, in a Fats Waller song
- She's back in town
- Knockout
- Quite a sight
- "Little ___" (Marjorie Henderson Buell cartoon)
- "Little ___" (Marjorie Henderson Buell comic strip)
- ''Little ___'' of the comics
- Little cartoon girl.
- "Little" comic strip character created in 1935
- Little comics girl
- "Little" comics girl with a repetitive name
- "Little" comics girl
- "Little" girl of early comics
- "Little" girl of old comics
- Lalapalooza
- Lallapaloosa
- Lollapalooza
- Real beaut
- Real corker
- Real doozy
- Real stunner
- Really remarkable thing
- One-name singer of the 1960s
- One-named British pop singer
- One-named singer of the 1960s
- Peach
- One of a kind
- Relative of a beaut
- Nickname for Louise
- Leggings brand, casually
- Leggings brand, informally
- Miss Bett.
- Miss Bett
- Legislator's special expense account
- Remarkable item
- Remarkable one
- Remarkable person, object or idea
- Remarkable person or object
- Remarkable person or thing
- Remarkable thing
- Persona non grata in a 1925 song
- Oner
- Nonpareil
- Opera based on two Wedekind plays
- Opera in which Jack the Ripper is a character
- Tubby's friend, Little ___
- Singer of a Poitier film title
- Singer of "The Man With the Golden Gun" theme song
- Singer with the #1 hit "To Sir With Love"
- Singular sensation
- Singular thing
- Wower
- Wowser
- Wunderkind
- Standout
- Yoga pants brand, informally
- "To Sir With Love" balladeer
- ''To Sir, With Love'' singer
- "To Sir With Love" singer, 1967
- "To Sir, with Love" singer
- To Sir with Love" singer
- "To Sir, With Love" singer-actress
- "To Sir With Love" singer-actress
- "To Sir With Love" singer
- "To Sir, With Love" songstress
- ''To Sir With Love'' songstress
- "To Sir With Love" songstress
- ''To Sir, With Love'' vocalist
- "To Sir With Love" warbler
Recent Usage of Something extraordinary: Slang. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 7, 1953
