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101 total results for ITALIAN( score: 50 )

15 results for ITALIAN from Modern Era puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Mon Sep 26, 202218DLike pizzas and piazzasMargaret SeikelShortz
Fri May 27, 202222DDressing optionDavid DistenfeldShortz
Thu Aug 20, 202042DPopular salad dressingGrant ThackrayShortz
Sun Feb 16, 2020104AWhat the answer at 75-Across is written inSam EzerskyShortz
Sat Dec 27, 201457ADressing typeDavid PhillipsShortz
Fri May 27, 20114DLike "Cinema Paradiso"Ashton AndersonShortz
Wed May 25, 20112DWith 49-Down, its form follows the pattern of the circled lettersJeff DubnerShortz
Thu Oct 25, 200716AWith 55-Across, description of 23-, 36- and 44-AcrossSusan Harrington SmithShortz
Mon Dec 5, 200541DFrom Tuscany, e.g.Gary SteinmehlShortz
Thu Oct 21, 200450ARanch alternativeHarvey EstesShortz
Sun Mar 21, 200495DLike pizzaRoy LebanShortz
Sat Jan 25, 200343DPopular cuisinePatrick BerryShortz
Sat Jul 21, 20018DLike "scaloppine"Mark DiehlShortz
Sun Mar 25, 200118ABellini or Fellini, e.g.Trip PayneShortz
Thu Jan 5, 199511DType of dressingHarvey EstesShortz
2 results for ITALIAN from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthorEditor
Oct 8, 2023AcrosticV"Opera in English is, in the main, just about as sensible as baseball in ____": H. L. MenckenDavid Balton & Jane StewartShortz
Feb 14, 2010AcrosticH"The story is extant, and writ in choice ___" ("Hamlet," Act III)Emily Cox & Henry RathvonShortz
84 results for ITALIAN from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun Feb 14, 1993105AA Romance languageAlex F. BlackMaleska
Tue Jan 26, 199339AMarco Polo, e.g.James L. BeattyMaleska
Sun Nov 1, 199297ADurante's heritageCaroline G. FitzgeraldMaleska
Sat Jan 28, 198954AKind of handBernard MerenMaleska
Thu Jun 11, 198750ALanguage of LeonardoRhonda KrausMaleska
Fri Feb 20, 198717ALeghorn nativeEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Fri Mar 21, 198638DKind of handRhonda KrausMaleska
Wed Feb 19, 198646DKind of handBert RosenfieldMaleska
Tue Oct 12, 198242AColumbus was oneA. J. SantoraMaleska
Tue Sep 22, 198125DNative of LeghornRichard N. Platt, Jr.Maleska
Wed Jun 18, 198036DMendelssohn symphony: 1833Bernice GordonMaleska
Wed Aug 29, 197940DNative of LeghornFrank GearyMaleska
Thu Jan 20, 197743AKind of bread or sonnetTap OsbornWeng
Tue May 13, 197532DDuse, for oneJay SpryWeng
Sat Feb 9, 197435DRoman or PisanJack LuzzattoWeng
Tue Jun 5, 197357ASiena residentUnknownWeng
Thu Jun 10, 197129AMendelssohn's fourthUnknownWeng
Sun Oct 12, 196982DFermi's nationalityRoss L. Jamison Jr.Weng
Thu Jun 12, 196955A___ roast coffee.UnknownWeng
Sun Jan 19, 1969101DRomance languageEugene T. MaleskaWeng
Thu Jan 2, 19699DMarconi, for one.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jun 12, 196843DCapriote.UnknownFarrar
Tue Mar 5, 196825DRomance language.UnknownFarrar
Wed Apr 20, 196617ARomance language.UnknownFarrar
Tue Nov 23, 196511DNationality.UnknownFarrar
Fri Aug 27, 196539DVerdi, for one.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 4, 19655DMan from Tuscany.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Wed Nov 28, 196252AEtrurian.UnknownFarrar
Tue Jul 31, 19625DNative of Leghorn.Kathryn RighterFarrar
Mon May 28, 19622DLanguage.Cora GoodmanFarrar
Sun Apr 22, 196224ALanguage.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Mar 11, 1962113APresent fashion trend.Harry GluckFarrar
Thu Mar 1, 196243DEtruscan.Roberta MorseFarrar
Sat Oct 22, 196061AMendelssohn's "___ Symphony."UnknownFarrar
Sun Apr 26, 195924AType of sonnet.Sam LakeFarrar
Sun Nov 9, 195826DLanguage.Diana SessionsFarrar
Tue Sep 16, 195855ANative of Leghorn.Anthony MorseFarrar
Thu Dec 5, 195768AEuropean.UnknownFarrar
Wed Apr 10, 195738ARomance language.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Mon Dec 5, 195516ALollabrigida, for instance.UnknownFarrar
Tue Apr 19, 19553DOne of the Rivieras.Marian MoeserFarrar
Tue Mar 22, 195542DScelba or Einaudi.UnknownFarrar
Tue Feb 8, 195542DRomance language.Paula BauersmithFarrar
Sun Sep 19, 19541DEinaudi, for instance.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Mon May 17, 195444DPerennial opera lover.William S. WoodsFarrar
Sat Feb 27, 195431DFanfani is one.Harold T. BersFarrar
Sun Oct 4, 195321ALanguage.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Wed Aug 12, 195358AKind of dance the saltarello is.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Aug 9, 195322AEinaudi's language.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Apr 26, 1953104DNative of Cap Spartivento.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Oct 26, 1952122ARomance language.Ralph AndersonFarrar
Tue Jul 29, 195255ACarlo Sforza, for instance.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jun 29, 1952130ASforza, for instance.Waldo RansonFarrar
Sun Dec 23, 195129AA language.Willard JordanFarrar
Wed Aug 29, 195136ANative of Leghorn.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jan 5, 195162ATogliatti's nationality.UnknownFarrar
Tue Dec 5, 195043DOne of President Einaudi's people.UnknownFarrar
Sun Nov 12, 195035DRomance language.Charles CrossFarrar
Thu Nov 9, 195037DEx-King Humbert's nationality.J. F. KellyFarrar
Sun Apr 16, 195050D___ sonnet.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Sun Mar 12, 1950137ADe Gasperi is one.Leonard GoldbergFarrar
Sun Nov 13, 194965DLanguage.S. K. FliegnerFarrar
Sun Nov 6, 194963DCount Sforza is one.Leonard GoldbergFarrar
Sun May 8, 1949129ASilone's tongue.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Apr 3, 194927ANative of Leghorn.D. G. CaywoodFarrar
Sun Mar 27, 194955DRomola's race.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Feb 15, 194853DNative of newly established republic.P. J. LamannaFarrar
Sun Mar 9, 194767DThe tongue of Boccaccio.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Jul 14, 1946102DNative of Leghorn.Harriot T. CookeFarrar
Sun Feb 3, 194633ALanguage spoken by 5 per cent of the Swiss.Louis JenkinsFarrar
Sun Feb 4, 194564DHeartbreak front.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Aug 27, 1944150ACroce's language.Elizabeth PattersonFarrar
Sun Jul 23, 1944123DCampaign under Gen. Alexander.Alberta N. BurtonFarrar
Sun Jun 25, 1944122DRomance tongue.Jonathan CrossFarrar
Sun Apr 9, 1944160ALanguage of Benedetto Croce.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Dec 12, 194322APeninsula where Americans are fighting.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Nov 21, 194326ANative of Massico Ridge.W. W. WebsterFarrar
Sun Jul 4, 19439DReluctant Axis supporter.J. C. DoesburgFarrar
Sun Jun 6, 194366DRomance language.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Apr 18, 1943134ACampaigner in North Africa.J. C. DoesburgFarrar
Sun Mar 7, 194332AInhabitant of Europe's "under belly."P. Joseph LamannaFarrar
Sun Jan 3, 194366DFascist.Bert StoreyFarrar
Sun Jul 12, 194246AMussolini is one.Alvin AshbyFarrar
Sun May 31, 194260DEuropean.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Anagrams:ANTILIA
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