Crossword Clue: Tsk relative
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Tsk relative"
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- 18th Dynasty Egyptian ruler, familiarly
- 1922 Howard Carter discovery
- 3,300-year-old king
- ___ tut
- Ancient "Boy King"
- Ancient boy king
- Ancient dynastic ruler, briefly
- Ancient Egyptian boy-king
- Ancient Egyptian boy king
- Ancient Egyptian king
- Ancient Egyptian monarch
- Ancient Egyptian, popularly
- Ancient Egyptian ruler
- Ancient king, familiarly
- Ancient king, popularly
- Ancient king
- Batman villain King ___
- "Batman" villain played by Victor Buono
- Batman's mad Egyptologist adversary
- A discouraging word
- A Pharaoh, for short
- Admonishing king?
- Bit of a rebuke
- Bit of reproach
- Bit of reproof
- Akhenaten's son
- Bo(dice attachment with la)y(ers that's a hallmar)k (of ballet danc)ing
- Famed boy king
- Famed child ruler, informally
- Famed mummy
- Famed pharaoh
- Famous boy king
- Famous "boy king"
- Famous boy-king
- His reign began at age nine
- His relics were the subject of a 1970s Met exhibit
- His tomb was discovered by Howard Carter
- His tomb was discovered in 1922
- His tomb was found in 1922
- Famous king, familiarly
- Famous mummy
- Famous nine-year-old king
- Historic boy king
- Interjection of disapproval
- Famous tomb name
- Celebrated boy-king
- Celebrated mummy
- Boy king found in 1922
- Boy king in 1922 headlines
- Boy King of ancient Egypt
- Boy king of antiquity
- Boy king of Egypt
- Boy king
- Boy pharaoh
- Boy who was king
- Companion of tut
- Egypt. king
- Egyptian "boy king"
- Egyptian boy king, briefly
- Egyptian boy king
- Egyptian boy Pharaoh
- Egyptian boy ruler
- Egyptian king
- Egyptian king, familiarly
- Egyptian king, for short
- Egyptian king of kings
- Egyptian King, once
- Egyptologist's research subject
- Egyptologist's study
- Egypt's boy king
- Egypt's "boy king"
- Egypt's King ___
- Desert discovery of 1922, familiarly
- H. Carter found him
- Game, such as rounders
- Half a rebuke
- Half of a disapproving rebuke
- Half of a reproach
- Chiding sound
- Chiding syllable
- Howard Carter's 1922 discovery
- Howard Carter's 1922 royal discovery
- Howard Carter's discovery
- Howard Carter's find
- It's a bit of a reproach
- Disapproving click
- Disapproving king?
- Disapproving sound
- Disapproving syllable
- Disapproving word
- Discouraging word
- Disdainful cluck
- Dismissive word
- Entombed king
- He ascended to the throne of Egypt by age 10, must have been quite a college essay!!!
- Impatient word
- He was well-preserved
- Critical cluck
- In a 1978 song he was "buried in his jammies"
- Cry like "Tsk!"
- Cry of reproof
- Exclamation
- Exclamation of disapproval
- Exclamation of disdain
- "For shame"
- For shame!
- 'For shame!'
- "For shame!"
- "Golden King" of a 2008-13 world tour
- Express annoyance
- Express disapproval
- Expression of impatience
- Expression of mild rebuke.
- Indication of disapproval
- Carter discovery in 1922
- Carter's discovery
- He's under wraps?
- Notable boy king
- Notable child king, briefly
- Notable child king
- "Pish posh!"
- Pish!
- Noted boy king
- "Now, now!"
- Now, now!
- Kid king
- Many of his relics are housed in the Egyptian Museum
- "The boy king"
- The Boy King
- "Shame on you"
- "Shame on you!"
- Whose tomb was opened in 1923
- Pyramid name
- King
- "King ___" (1978 hit)
- "King ___" (1978 novelty hit by Steve Martin)
- "King ___" (1978 novelty hit for Steve Martin)
- "King ___" (1978 novelty song by Steve Martin)
- "King ___" (1978 Steve Martin novelty song)
- King ___.
- King ___
- King ___ (ancient Egyptian pharaoh)
- King ___ (Egyptian pharaoh known for his tomb)
- "King ___" (novelty hit for Steve Martin)
- King ___ (teen pharaoh)
- King ___ (young Egyptian pharaoh)
- King ____
- ''King _____'' (1978 POP hit)
- King Ay's predecessor
- King buried at Luxor
- King discovered in 1922
- King found in 1922
- King in 1922 headlines
- King in 1922 news
- King in a 1978 pop hit
- King in a celebrated 1970s U.S. tour
- King in a Steve Martin skit
- King in a Steve Martin song
- King in a Steve Martin video
- King in a tomb
- "King" in Steve Martin song
- King known for his opulent tomb
- King of song
- King of the 18th dynasty
- King of the New Kingdom
- King on the June 2005 issue of National Geographic
- Mummy boy
- Mummy discovered by Howard Carter in 1922
- Mummy name
- "King" Steve Martin sang about
- King that brought fame to Howard Carter
- King theorized to have died from malaria
- King who died in his late teens
- King who gained international prominence in 1922
- King who toured the U.S. in 1977
- King who went on a world tour in the 1970s
- King whose tomb was discovered by Howard Carter
- King whose tomb was discovered in 1922, for short
- King whose tomb was discovered in 1922
- King whose tomb was found in 1922
- King with a famous tomb
- The king that made Howard Carter famous
- The king who made Howard Carter famous
- Kingly discovery of 1922
- King's nickname
- Subject of a 1922 discovery
- Subject of a 1976-79 Met exhibit
- Subject of a popular touring exhibit
- Palindromic boy king
- Palindromic king
- Palindromic pharaoh
- Palindromic ruler
- Son-in-law of Ikhnaton
- Son of Akhenaten
- Royal Egyptian nickname
- Oft-repeated sound of reproof
- Short verbal admonition
- The so-called "Boy King"
- Sound of annoyance
- Sound of contempt
- Sound of disappointment
- Sound of disapproval
- Sound of impatience
- Sound of mild rebuke
- Sound of rebuke
- Sound of reproach
- Sound of reproof
- Show impatience
- Old boy king
- Pooh!
- Pooh-pooh.
- Old young king
- Recipient of one-on-one lessons
- Mild rebuke.
- Mild rebuke
- Mild reproof
- New Kingdom king
- New Kingdom ruler
- One of Egypt's "Amarna kings"
- One of the kings in the Valley of the Kings, informally
- Regal subject of a Steve Martin song
- Relative of tsk
- Legendary boy king
- Legendary mummy
- Prepubescent king of ancient Egypt
- Pres. Hoover's dog King ___
- Preteen king
- Reproachful sound
- Reproving syllable
- Noise of disapproval
- Pharaoh for 10 years
- Pharaoh, for short
- Tsk
- 'Tsk!'
- "Tsk!"
- Tsk relative
- "Tsk" relative
- "Tsk!" relative
- 'Tsk tsk!'
- 'Tsk, tsk!'
- Word of contempt
- Word of disapproval
- Word of disdain
- Word of rebuke
- Word of remonstrance
- Word of reproach
- Word of reproof
- Syllable of disapproval
- Syllable of faux rebuke
- Syllable of rebuke
- Syllable of reproach
- Well-preserved king
- Scolder's syllable
- Scolding syllable
- "You know better!"
- Teenage Egyptian king
- "You should have known better"
- "You should know better!"
- Young Egyptian king
- Title subject of a 1978 hit song
- Young king of old
- Young king
- Young Pharaoh
- Young ruler of yore
- When doubled, "For shame!"
- When repeated, a mild reproach
- When repeated, a rebuke
- When repeated, a reproach
- When repeated, a reproof
- When repeated, an admonishment
- When repeated, an old-fashioned cry
- When repeated, express disapproval
- When repeated, "For shame!"
- When repeated, show disdain
- When repeated, sound of disapproval
- Steve Martin "King ___"
- Steve Martin song "King _____"
- Steve Martin song subject
- Steve Martin's "boy king"
- Steve Martin's funky pharaoh
- Steve Martin's "King ___"
Recent Usage of Tsk relative in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Tsk relative" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Tsk relative in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Aug. 6, 2020
- LA Times - Nov. 5, 2018
- The Puzzle Society - Aug. 25, 2018
- LA Times - April 26, 2018
- LA Times - Feb. 19, 2016
