Crossword Clue: Village People song whose title is spelled out in the lyrics
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Village People song whose title is spelled out in the lyrics"
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- 1970s disco staple
- 1970s song whose dance forms letters
- 1970s song with a letter-forming dance
- 1970s song with its own dance moves
- 1978 disco hit
- 1978 hit song with notable letters
- 1978 hit with the lyric "You can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal"
- 1978 song that is usually performed with specific arm motions
- 1978 Village People hit with a distinctive dance
- 1978 Village People hit
- 1978 Village People song
- 1979 disco classic
- 1979 disco hit
- 1979 Village People hit
- 50-state summer camp sponsor
- #7 onVH1's list of The 100 Greatest Dance Songs of the 20th Century
- '70s classic that begins "Young man, there's no need to feel down"
- Basketball was invented in one
- A hit song of 1979
- "A place you can go," in a 1979 #2 hit
- "A place you can go ... when you're short on your dough," in a 1979 hit
- "A place you can go ... when you're short on your dough," in song
- Apt workout song
- Bldg. with a pool
- Familiar temp. residence
- Family fun and fitness org.
- Family rec center: Abbr.
- Family rec center
- Family rec facility
- Family recreation facility that gave its name to a 1978 song
- Interactive party song
- Hit by the band that did "Macho Man"
- Hit for the Village People
- Hit from the 1978 disco album "Cruisin'"
- Hit song from the Village People album "Cruisin'"
- Hit song from the Village People
- Hit song of 1979
- Hit that states "There's no need to feel down"
- Center where basketball began
- Community athletic events sponsor: Abbr.
- Community center: Abbr.
- Community center org.
- Community center
- Community ctr. with a pool
- Community ctr.
- Community exercise ctr.
- Community exercise facility
- Community exercise place, for short
- Community fitness center, for short
- Community group: Abbr.
- Community gym org.
- Community gym site: Abbr.
- Community gym site, briefly
- Community gym site
- Community org. known by its first letter
- Community org. since 1844
- Community org. that stresses healthy living
- Community org. with a gym
- Community pool locale: Abbr.
- Community pool site
- Community rec center
- Community service org.
- Community workout spot, briefly
- Character-building gp.
- Gym letters
- Gym locale: Abbr.
- Gym locale, for short
- Gym org. that's also a classic disco hit
- Gym setting, initially
- Gym site
- Gym site, briefly
- Gym site, famously
- Gym site, for short
- Gym site, for Village People
- Gym site since 1844
- Gay anthem of 1978
- Gay anthem sung at Yankees games
- Geneva-based org. encouraging healthy living
- Chorus letters spelled with the body
- Christian org. for men
- Christian youth org.
- Christian youth service org.
- Christianorg. for men
- Enduring dance song
- Disco classic with associated hand motions
- Disco classic
- Disco hit by the Village People
- Disco hit of 1978
- Disco hit with hand motions
- Disco perennial
- Disco song that went to #2 in 1979
- Disco standard
- Disco staple at wedding receptions
- "It's fun to stay at the ___" (1978 hit lyric)
- "It's fun to stay at the ___": Village People
- "It's fun to stay at the___" (1978 song lyric)
- Gesture-driven hit
- Its Web site has a Swim, Sports & Play page
- CPR class locale
- CPR class location, frequently
- CPR class site, often
- CPR class venue
- Classic disco hit
- Classic disco letters
- Classic disco song by the Village People
- Classic song by the Village People
- Classic song spelled with arm motions
- Healthy Kids Day sponsor
- Exercise place
- Exercise spot
- Exercise venue, for short
- Initial disco hit?
- Facility often referred to by its first letter
- Noted gym letters
- Where there are "many ways to have a good time," in a 1978 hit
- Where "they can start you back on your way," according to song
- Many a gym locale
- Where "you can do whatever you feel," in a hit 1978 song
- Where "you can hang out with all the boys," according to song
- Where "you can hang out with all the boys" in a Village People song
- Where "you can hang out with all the boys," in song
- Place for men to play b-ball
- Place for pickup b-ball, for some
- Place "it's fun to stay at," according to song
- Place to do daily laps
- Place to "get yourself clean" and "have a good meal"
- Place to learn CPR
- Place to play b-ball
- Place to play hoops
- Place to shoot hoops
- Place to swim in the city
- Place to work out
- Place where CPR is taught
- Place where "You can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal" in song
- Place where "You can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal"
- Place with a pool
- "Place you can go ... when you're short on your dough," according to song
- Village People anthem
- Village People classic
- Village People disco classic
- Village People disco hit
- Village People favorite
- Village People hit: 1979
- Village People hit played at many sporting events
- Village People hit song
- Village People hit sung at many sporting events
- Village People hit that's often played at sporting events
- Village People hit whose letters are spelled out
- Village People hit whose title completes the line "It's fun to stay at the ..."
- Village People hit whose title is often spelled out with arm movements
- Village People hit with a spelled-out title
- Village People hit
- Village People "It's fun to stay at the ___"
- Village People megahit
- Village People smash
- Village People song about a community gym where "it's fun to stay"
- Village People song heard at many sporting events
- Village People song typically performed with arm motions
- Village People song whose title is spelled out in the lyrics
- Village People song with a letter-shaped dance
- "Village People" song with an easy-to-perform dance
- Village People song with arm motions
- Village People song
- Village People tune
- Village People's gym
- Song often accompanied by arm movements
- Song often accompanied by physical spelling
- Pantomimed disco hit
- Pantomimed disco song title
- Pantomimed disco title
- Song spelled with arm motions
- Song sung with arm motions
- Song that inspires arm signals
- Song that was a hit for a spell in the 1970s?
- Song title spelled out with gestures
- Song using arm signals
- Song with arm motions
- Song with the lyric "Young man, are you listening to me?"
- Oft-pantomimed song title
- Often-pantomimed hit song of the 1970s
- The Village People's biggest hit
- Summer camp letters
- Summer camp org.
- Pool provider, often
- Pool site, for short
- Pool site, maybe
- Pool site, typically
- Local swimming center, for short
- Popular between-innings song
- Men's org.
- Late '70s disco classic
- Late-'70s Village People song about a place "it's fun to stay at"
- Longtime youth org.
- Neighborhood exercise place, for short
- Neighborhood org. since 1844
- Neighborhood swimming site: Abbr.
- Neighborhood youth org.
- Rec center where Naismith invented basketball
- Recommended lodgings "when you're short on your dough," in a disco anthem
- Recreation org. since 1844
- Mimed song title
- No. 2 hit of 1978-79
- Letter-forming dance
- Pickup b-ball game locale, perhaps
- Org. formed in 1844
- Org. founded in 1844
- Org. known by its first letter
- Org. offering athletic memberships
- Org. since 1844
- Org. that organizes camps
- Org. that usually has a community pool
- "They have everything for you men to enjoy / You can hang out with all the boys" in song
- Spelled-out disco song
- Spelling song
- Swimming pool site, for short
- Swimming-pool site, for short
- Wedding reception song staple
- Wedding reception staple
- "Spirit, mind and body" org.
- Sir George Williams's org.
- Site of the first basketball game
- Workout center
- Workout locale, for short
- Workout site, for short
- Workout spot
- Ubiquitous men's org.
- Worldwide hostel group (1,1,1,1)
- United Service org.
- Urban athlete's locale, in brief
- Urban gym
- Urban organization of song
- Urban pool locale
- Urban rec center
- Urban rec facility
- Urban recreation ctr.
- Title letters in a Village People hit
- Youth development assn.
- Youth development org.
- Youth org.
- Youth service org.
- Where basketball and volleyball were first played
- Where basketball was first played
- USO cofounder
- Where "it's fun to stay" in a 1978 hit
- Where "It's fun to stay," in a disco hit
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