Crossword Clue: They're numbered in NYC
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- 17 Monopoly props.
- 1st, 2nd and 3rd, perhaps
- 1st and 2nd in NYC
- 1st and 2nd in N.Y.C.
- 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc., in S.F.
- 5th and Lex., for two
- ___-cone
- Ancient greetings
- Ancient Roman greetings
- Arteries: Abbr.
- Atlantic and Oriental (abbr.)
- Atlantic and Pacific, in Monopoly: Abbr.
- Bird class
- Bird classification
- Bird life
- Birds, as a class
- Bird's biological class
- Birds' biological class
- Birds, biologically
- Birds' class
- Birds collectively
- Birds, collectively
- Birds genus
- Birds in general
- Birds, in Latin
- Birds, in zoology
- Birds: Lat.
- Birds, scientifically speaking
- Birds, to a ornithologist
- Birds, to a zoologist
- Birds, to biologists
- Birds, to Brutus
- Birds, to zoologists
- Blvd. crossers
- Blvd. relatives
- Blvds.
- GPS displays
- His, in old Rome
- D.C.'s New York and Pennsylvania
- Farewells from Fabius
- Farewells
- Greetings from antiquity
- Greetings in old Rome
- Greetings of long ago
- Greetings of old
- Greetings
- Fauna category
- Feathered friends for Fabius
- Group for the birds
- Connecticut and Virginia, in Monopoly: Abbr.
- Broad sts.
- Hosannas
- Fifth and Mad.
- Fifth and others, briefly
- Fifth and Park, briefly
- Fifth and Park, in N.Y.C.
- Fifth and Penn., e.g.
- Fifth and Sixth, in N.Y.
- Fifth and Sixth, in N.Y.C.
- Fifth and Sixth, in NYC
- Hail Marys
- Hails from Caesar
- Hails, in old Rome
- Cicero's birds
- Cicero's salutations
- Bygone greetings
- Bygone Roman greetings
- Caesarean salutations
- Caesar's greetings
- City rds.
- City rtes.
- City streets: Abbr.
- City sts.
- City thoroughfares: Abbr.
- City ways: Abbr.
- Class comprising the birds
- Class of birds
- Class of fliers?
- Class of vertebrates
- Class that comprises the birds
- Class that's for the birds
- Flying class?
- Flying class
- Indiana and Illinois, in Monopoly: Abbr.
- Former ova
- High class?
- Forum farewells
- Forum greetings
- Not sts.
- Most Monopoly properties: Abbr.
- Most Monopoly properties (abbr.)
- Some are rarae
- Seventeen Monopoly props.
- Seventeen "Monopoly" props.
- Several Monopoly props.
- Some cross sts.
- Many Monopoly properties: Abbr.
- Many Monopoly props.
- Ventnor and Baltic, in Monopoly: Abbr.
- Roads: Abbr.
- Map parts: Abbr.
- The birds, to a zoologist.
- The birds, to Brutus
- The birds
- Marathon rtes., perhaps
- Kin to Blvds.
- Streets: Abbr.
- Some Monopoly buys (Abbr.)
- Some Monopoly properties (Abbr.)
- Some Monopoly properties: Abbr.
- Some Monopoly props.
- Some Monopoly purchases: Abbr.
- NY and Penn., in Monopoly
- Wide city streets: Abbr.
- N.Y.C.'s 5th and 7th, e.g.
- NYC's Mad. and Lex.
- N.Y.C.'s Mad. and Lex.
- NYC's Madison and Lexington
- NYC's Park and Madison
- Wide sts.
- Sts.' kin
- Sts. relatives
- Some state names in D.C., briefly
- Maryland and Pennsylvania, in D.C.
- Roman greetings and farewells.
- Roman greetings
- Roman welcomes
- Mass., Penn., Mich., etc.
- Rosary beads
- Rosary components
- Parade rtes., maybe
- Parade rtes., sometimes
- Lines on city maps: abbr.
- Rtes.
- Rtes. often numbered
- Park and 5th in N.Y.C.
- Park and Euclid: Abbr.
- Park and Fifth
- Park and Lex, in NYC
- Park and Lex
- Park and Lexington, e.g., in N.Y.C.
- Park and Madison (Abbr.)
- Shouts of welcome
- Mediterranean and Baltic, in Monopoly: Abbr.
- Old greetings
- Old Roman greetings
- Old Roman welcomes
- Rarae ___
- Rd. crossers
- Rd. relatives
- Long ways to go: Abbr.
- Mich. and 5th
- Latin greetings
- Latin salutes
- Prayer beads
- Prayers.
- Prayers to Mary
- Prayers to the Virgin
- Prayers
- Pennsylvania and Madison (Abbr.)
- Pennsylvania and others: Abbr.
- Pennsylvania et al. (Abbr.)
- Relative of sts.
- Relatives of blvds.
- Relatives of rds.
- Relatives of sts. and rds.
- Relatives of sts.
- Mad and Lex
- Mad and Lex in NYC
- Mad. and Lex.
- Mad. & Lex.
- Madison and 5th: abbr.
- Madison and Columbus, e.g.: Abbr.
- Madison and Fifth (Abbr.)
- Madison and Fifth, e.g.: Abbr.
- Madison and Fifth in Manhattan: Abbr.
- Madison and Fifth, in N.Y.C.
- Madison and Lexington in NYC
- Madison and Park, e.g. (Abbr.)
- Madison and Park, in NYC
- Madison and Park in NYC
- Madison et al.: Abbr.
- Mad./Lex.
- Letter-named thoroughfares in Bklyn.
- Lex. and Mad.
- Lex and Park, e.g., in N.Y.C.
- Lexington and Madison: Abbr.
- Lexington and others, in N.Y.C.
- Monopoly buys: Abbr.
- Monopoly's Oriental and Baltic (Abbr.)
- They cross sts.
- They intersect rds.
- They may cross blvds.
- Salutations
- They run North-South in N.Y.C.
- They sometimes have presidents' names: Abbr.
- They're numbered in NYC
- Welcomes
- Thoroughfares: Abbr.
- St. crossers
- St. intersectors
- St. relatives
- Upper class?
- Urban rtes.
Recent Usage of They're numbered in NYC in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "They're numbered in NYC" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used They're numbered in NYC in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Sept. 26, 2019
- WSJ Daily - Jan. 4, 2018
- WSJ Daily - Sept. 16, 2017
- WSJ Saturday - Nov. 12, 2016
- Washington Post - Nov. 20, 2015
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 17, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 6, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 20, 2011
- USA Today - Aug. 7, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 2, 2009
- USA Today - April 27, 2009
- Washington Post - May 5, 2007
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 1, 2006
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Oct. 28, 2005
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 5, 2005
- NY Sun - Dec. 3, 2004
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Jan. 16, 2004
