Crossword Clue: Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks""
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- 1982 Barry Levinson comedy set in 1959 about guys in their 20s
- 1982 Barry Levinson film
- 1982 coming-of-age movie
- 1982 film with Kevin Bacon
- "2 Broke Girls" setting
- 24-hour eatery, maybe
- 24-hour eatery, often
- Amtrak car
- Barry Levinson film
- Barry Levinson's directorial debut
- A 1982 film that takes place in 1959
- Beanery
- "Adam and Eve on a raft" site
- Bistro patron
- Blue plate special spot
- Alice's restaurant
- Alice's workplace
- Comfort-food source
- Comfort food source
- Comfy eatery
- Greasy-spoon
- Greasy spoon, e.g.
- Greasy spoon
- Fast-food place
- Fast-food stop
- Home fries server
- Eater or cafe
- Eater
- Eatery
- Eatery often named for its owner
- Eatery traditionally modeled after a rail car
- Eatery with its own lingo
- Eating establishment
- Eating place
- Fry cook's workplace
- Converted caboose, maybe
- Converted railroad car, maybe
- Converted train car, perhaps
- Building with many sides
- Burger joint
- Burger stop
- Hash house
- Hash server
- Establishment with booths
- "Can I get ya more coffee, hon?" joint
- In the comic strip "Blondie," Lou's is one
- Car on a train
- Inexpensive restaurant
- Dagwood server
- Informal eatery
- Informal restaurant
- Casual eatery
- Casual restaurant
- Gourmand
- Thanksgiving guest
- Man eating fish, perhaps
- Where rye is "whiskey"
- Where salt is sea dust
- Where to get a club sandwich
- Where to get "Adam and Eve on a raft"
- Setting for Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks"
- Place for a BLT
- Where to work on the side
- Setting in "The Petrified Forest"
- Setting of Hopper's "Nighthawks"
- Setting of the first and last scenes of "Pulp Fiction"
- Place for a short-order cook
- Pullman car.
- Place for hash browns
- Place for short orders
- Place likely to serve breakfast all day
- Roadside cafe
- Roadside eatery
- Roadside establishment
- Roadside facility
- Roadside restaurant
- Roadside sign
- Roadside stop
- Place to eat
- Place to get a milkshake
- Place to get eats
- Purveyor of hash browns
- Place where the orders in this puzzle are taken
- Place with daily specials
- Widespread Panic song about a place to eat?
- Oblong eatery
- Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks"
- Quick-lunch stop
- Rail car to eat in
- Rail car
- Railroad car
- Railway carriage serving meals
- Truck stop
- Trucker's stop
- Part of a train
- Mel works here
- Mel's ___ (setting of the sitcom "Alice")
- Mel's of classic TV
- Mel's on "Alice," for one
- Mel's sitcom place
- Local eatery
- One eating a meal
- One eating at a restaurant
- One eating out
- Late-night meal spot
- One giving an order
- One in a booth, maybe
- One may have '50s decor
- Refurbished caboose, maybe
- Refurbished railroad car, maybe
- Lunch spot
- Luncheonette kin
- (One using) restaurant car
- "Nighthawks" setting
- Person eating at a restaurant
- Repurposed railroad car
- Levinson film
- Restaurant customer
- Restaurant, or a restaurant patron
- Restaurant, or its patron
- Restaurant patron
- Restaurant that serves grits for grub
- Restaurant visitor
- Monterrey moolah
- Nostalgic film of 1982
- Monty Woolley role
- Type of car
- Type of restaurant featured in Hulu's "11.22.63"
- Small roadside restaurant
- Teamster's oasis
- Small US restaurant
- Where a "cluck and grunt" might be ordered
- Where a trucker fills up
- Where Alice worked
- Where Flo worked for Mel
- Where hash is slung
- Where hash is "slung"
Recent Usage of Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" in Crossword Puzzles
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- NY Sun - Jan. 12, 2006
