Crossword Clue: Subject of a popular Victor Herbert song.
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- #1 song for Prince
- 1930 hit "The _____ Waltz"
- __ and ride (train drop-off area)
- ___ cam (smooch recorder)
- "___ Me, Kate"
- "___ of the Spider Woman"
- Barely touch
- Barely touch, on a pool table
- "________ Me, Kate"
- "A ___ in the Dark"
- A carom in billiards
- Be lippy?
- "A man's ___ is his signature": Mae West
- A stolen item that's often returned
- Acknowledge mistletoe overhead
- "Beth" band
- Billiard contact
- Affectionate greeting
- Affectionate peck
- Affectionate smack
- Bit of candy
- Bite-size chocolate candy
- Bite-sized Hershey's chocolate
- Alive! rock group
- Band known for its wild face makeup
- Band whose frontman claims that rock is dead
- Band whose makeup has stayed the same over the years?
- Date ending, perhaps
- Command to Kate
- French ___
- French connection?
- "Farewell, farewell! One ___ and I'll descend": Romeo
- Friendly peck
- Bridegroom's buss fare
- It can be planted
- It can be stolen or planted
- Confection
- Conical candy
- Conical confection
- Either X in XOXO
- It may be a peck
- It may be planted
- "Hotter Than Hell," at one time
- It might be stolen in the dark
- Hug go-with
- Hug partner
- Chocolate candy
- Gene Simmons' band
- Gene Simmons' group
- Gene Simmons' rock band
- Gene Simmons's band
- Chocolate shape
- Chocolate tidbit
- Chocolate treat
- Gentle contact
- Gently touch
- Buss
- Gesture underneath the mistletoe
- Get lippy, say
- Get mouthy?
- Display of affection
- It's often planted
- It's sometimes stolen
- Flamboyant band since the '70s
- Give a smack, say
- Give lip to?
- Give mouth-to-mouth to?
- Candy piece
- Candy
- Glancing contact, in billiards
- Foil-wrapped Hershey's chocolate morsel
- Foil-wrapped sweet
- Caress with lips
- Forfeit in a game of post office.
- Expression of affection
- Hershey confection
- Hershey morsel
- Hershey treat
- Hershey's morsel
- Hershey's nibble
- Hershey's treat
- Good smack
- Collide gently
- Fabled curse breaker
- Face-to-face contact
- Fairy-tale frog transformer
- Valentine's Day offering
- Stolen item that's often returned
- Osculate
- Mouth-to-mouth activity
- Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, ... of life
- Touch gently
- Touch lightly, as billiard balls
- Touch lightly, in billiards
- Touch lightly
- Touch lips
- Touch very lightly
- Touch with lips
- Touch with the lips
- Movie close-up.
- "Rock and Roll All Night" group
- "Rock and Roll All Nite" band
- Rock band famous for face paint
- Rock band whose makeup has stayed the same over the years
- Rock group known for pyrotechnics
- Rock group with an "army"
- Rock group
- Oversized chocolate chip
- Rodin sculpture, with "The"
- Rodin subject
- Rodin work with "The"
- Rodin work, With ''The''
- Plant one on
- Romeo's last act
- Romeo's last action
- Subject of a popular Victor Herbert song.
- Lip service?
- Lip smack
- Lips in sync
- Meaning of X, sometimes
- Show affection, in a way
- Sugar plum.
- Show of affection
- Little chocolate wrapped in foil
- Meet face to face?
- Meet face-to-face?
- Meeting of heads?
- Meeting of the lips
- Meeting of the mouths
- Part of S.W.A.K.
- Part of SWAK
- Memorable first
- Lock lips
- Partner of make up
- Popular rock group
- Popular version of a design principle acronym spelled out by the starts of this puzzle's four longest answers
- Post-office delivery
- Post office get-together
- Post Office goal
- Post office objective?
- Pay lip service to?
- One method of sealing
- Peck, e.g.
- Peck, for one
- Peck on the cheek
- Peck on the lips
- New Year's Eve action
- Lover's greeting
- One often involves four lips
- Minimal Prince single
- Minimalist Prince single
- Nice thing to steal
- Perform mouth-to-mouth?
- Mistletoe event
- Mistletoe payoff
- Made-up rock group?
- Letter X?
- Request of a frog in a fairy tale
- Prince hit of 1986
- Prince song with the line "You don't have to be beautiful to turn me on"
- Prince song with the lyric "You can't be flirty, mama / I know how to undress me"
- Prince song
- Petruchio's request of Kate
- Philematologist's study
- Light carom
- Light contact in billiards
- Lightly tap a pool ball
- Make out
- More than a peck
- Warm greeting
- Warm welcome
- Sign of affection
- SWA
- SWAK part
- S.W.A.K. word
- What a lipstick print signifies
- What a new bride gets to make it official
- Under-the-mistletoe event
- Sleeping Beauty awakener
- Sleeping Beauty waker
- Sleeping Beauty's awakener
- “X”
- X, at times
- X before a signature, perhaps?
- X, in a letter's closing
- X, in a love letter
- X, in letters
- X, in some letters
- X, in valentines
- X, on a greeting card
- X on a letter
- x (that may be French)
- X
- Slight ball contact, in billiards
- Slight touch, on a pool table
- "Thus with a __ I die": Romeo
- Smack in the face?
- Smack in the face
- Smack, maybe
- Smack on the mouth
- Smack
- Smacker
- What X may mean
- What X may represent
- Smooch
- Tell's partner?
- Tell's partner
- Toffee confection
Recent Usage of Subject of a popular Victor Herbert song. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 17, 1953
