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SNOW is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for SNOW.

356 total results for SNOW( score: 50 )

114 results for SNOW from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Fri Mar 22, 202419AWinter coatMansi Kothari and Erik AgardFagliano
Sun Dec 24, 202367AFourth word in "Jingle Bells"Drew SchmennerShortz
Thu Aug 31, 202344AFall in the winterFreddie ChengShortz
Sun Apr 30, 202345AAngels can be found in itLewis Rothlein and Jeff ChenShortz
Mon Dec 26, 202273AWinter forecast, oftenKurt WellerShortz
Thu Sep 29, 202257AWord with shoe or capJeremy NewtonShortz
Tue Sep 13, 202259ASkier's "powder"Adam WagnerShortz
Thu May 12, 202231DKind of globeRoss TrudeauShortz
Mon Dec 13, 202172AMother Nature's blanketTomas SpiersShortz
Tue Nov 23, 202158DReason for a school day offEric BornsteinShortz
Sun Sep 26, 202157AContents of some banksPriyanka Sethy and Matthew StockShortz
Sun May 23, 202187ANaturally occurring hexagonal crystalsJennifer NebergallShortz
Sun Mar 28, 202174ACold shower?Olivia Mitra FramkeShortz
Mon Mar 22, 202128DContents of some driftsDaniel GrinbergShortz
Sun Jan 3, 2021115DWhen it's driving, you might not want to drivePaolo PascoShortz
Fri Nov 27, 202045DBlanket that won't keep you warm?Robyn WeintraubShortz
Wed May 27, 202057AConvince with smooth talk (2)Chris A. McGlothlinShortz
Mon May 4, 202043AWhat you might build a winter fort withEmily CarrollShortz
Sun Jan 12, 202069DWord before cap or shoeEvan Mahnken and David SteinbergShortz
Mon Dec 9, 201920AWinter Olympics needEllis HayShortz
Tue Nov 26, 201941DFrosted flakes?Olivia Mitra FramkeShortz
Wed Oct 2, 201919DFeature of the HimalayasMangesh GhogreShortz
Thu Aug 22, 201938AWord with cap or crabEmily CarrollShortz
Sat Aug 3, 201943AWord with bank or blindRyan McCartyShortz
Sat Apr 6, 201926AWord with bird or boardNed WhiteShortz
Sun Jul 29, 2018110AIt falls quietlyWill NedigerShortz
Tue Feb 13, 201874AReason for a school closingBruce HaightShortz
Mon Jan 29, 201820AWintry coatingLynn LempelShortz
Thu Jan 18, 201826D___ globeRyan McCarty and Alan SouthworthShortz
Mon Jun 26, 201730DCold fallBrian GreerShortz
Sun May 28, 2017128ABank deposit? (2)Andrew ZhouShortz
Sat Jan 14, 201755DPut one over onAndrew KingsleyShortz
Tue Aug 30, 201630AReason for school cancellation (2)Roland HugetShortz
Tue May 24, 201621DForecast eagerly awaited by schoolkidsJonathan GerschShortz
Wed May 18, 201664APre-cable TV problemZhouqin BurnikelShortz
Tue Nov 24, 201567AWhite icing on a gingerbread house, possiblyGary CeeShortz
Tue Oct 13, 201516DFall in winterPatrick BerryShortz
Sat Sep 26, 201565AWet blanket? (2)David WoolfShortz
Mon Sep 14, 201562AFrequent Arctic forecast (2)Zhouqin BurnikelShortz
Sun Jul 12, 2015128AWet blanket? (2)Patrick BerryShortz
Fri Jun 26, 201537AWinter drifterErin RhodeShortz
Sun Jun 21, 201552DBank deposit? (2)Timothy PolinShortz
Thu Mar 19, 201554DWhite sheetTodd GrossShortz
Thu Feb 5, 201553AReason to add salt?Mike BuckleyShortz
Tue Dec 30, 201461DThe white of a whiteoutJeffrey WechslerShortz
Sat Nov 8, 201457ACause of temporary blindnessBarry C. SilkShortz
Sat Nov 1, 201470ABlanket materialTrip PayneShortz
Sat Jul 12, 201449DKind of day or jobTim Croce and Alex VratsanosShortz
Thu May 29, 201450ASymbol of softnessAnna ShechtmanShortz
Wed May 28, 201413DMonet's "___ Scene at Argenteuil"Tim CroceShortz
Wed Mar 19, 201447AOverwhelm with flatterySamuel A. DonaldsonShortz
Thu Oct 31, 201350DWinter forecast (5)David KwongShortz
Wed Jul 10, 201332AOld TV problem (2)Ed SessaShortz
Thu Dec 27, 201214AShoveler's targetJulian LimShortz
Thu Nov 15, 20129DPersuade through razzle-dazzleAndrew ReynoldsShortz
Fri Sep 14, 201238AIt hits the ground silentlyPeter A. CollinsShortz
Tue Apr 3, 201232AWinter forecast (5)Paula GamacheShortz
Wed Aug 10, 201111DPossible cause of school cancellationElizabeth C. GorskiShortz
Tue Aug 9, 201160DAuthor C. P. ___Tony OrbachShortz
Sun Nov 28, 201019DDecember fallJeremy NewtonShortz
Thu May 20, 201058DWinter fall (3)Jim HilgerShortz
Fri May 7, 201046AWith 35-Down, something meant to be shakenTyler HinmanShortz
Wed May 20, 200932ASkier's wish (2)Ashish VengsarkarShortz
Fri May 15, 200916ACap material?Xan VongsathornShortz
Tue Jan 20, 200938AWinter forecast (5)Tim WescottShortz
Tue Jul 15, 200869AWhite blanketLeonard WilliamsShortz
Sun Jun 1, 2008109AFall around ChristmasPatrick BerryShortz
Sun Nov 4, 2007113DBamboozle (2)Bob KlahnShortz
Mon Jun 18, 200735DThe white in a whiteoutRandall J. HartmanShortz
Thu Jun 14, 200723DSymbol of whitenessDonna Hoke KahwatyShortz
Sun Jun 3, 200730ASee 27-AcrossKelsey BlakleyShortz
Thu May 3, 200734DCause of certain blindnessRichard ChisholmShortz
Wed Mar 21, 200712DPre-cable woeEd EarlyShortz
Wed Mar 14, 200731DPowder, e.g.Peter A. CollinsShortz
Fri Apr 7, 200634DReason to bring out the chainsAdam CohenShortz
Sun Mar 26, 200634DWinter blanket (3)Patrick BerryShortz
Wed Mar 8, 200642ADeceive but goodSherry O. BlackardShortz
Sun Feb 12, 200649AReason for school cancellation (2)Manny NosowskyShortz
Tue Dec 28, 200417AWelcome forecast for SantaElizabeth C. GorskiShortz
Mon Oct 25, 200458DPrecipitation below 32°Kurt Mengel and Jan-Michele GianetteShortz
Wed Sep 15, 200453AOld TV problem (2)Alan ArbesfeldShortz
Fri Mar 5, 200421AKind of job (2)Gary SteinmehlShortz
Wed Sep 17, 200335DWinter fall (3)Richard SilvestriShortz
Mon Jul 7, 200361DFalling flakes (2)Nancy Salomon and Harvey EstesShortz
Sun May 25, 200311DWhite coatDavid J. KahnShortz
Tue Apr 15, 20031ATV reception problemAdam G. PerlShortz
Fri Feb 28, 20031ADrifter?Manny NosowskyShortz
Mon Oct 28, 200265AWinter forecast (5)Randy SowellShortz
Mon Aug 5, 200232DFrequent Arctic forecast (2)Manny NosowskyShortz
Mon Jul 22, 200268AWinter blanket (3)Harvey Estes and Nancy SalomonShortz
Thu Feb 7, 20026DIt's not seen on cable TVPatrick BerryShortz
Mon Jul 2, 200169ADriving is hard when this is drivingSarah KellerShortz
Mon Mar 12, 200128DWinter forecast (5)Gregory E. PaulShortz
Mon Nov 13, 200033DFalling flakes (2)Peter GordonShortz
Fri Jul 21, 200054DWinter blanket (3)Elizabeth C. GorskiShortz
Sun Jun 25, 2000128AKind of leopard or gooseCathy MillhauserShortz
Wed Feb 2, 200071APrecable problem (2)Richard ChisholmShortz
Tue Aug 31, 199951DPre-cable problem (2)Arthur S. VerdescaShortz
Sun Jan 17, 199950DSerial killer?Cathy MillhauserShortz
Mon Oct 26, 199869AKids' winter schoolday wishRobert DillmanShortz
Thu Oct 1, 199851DFall on Pikes Peak?Manny NosowskyShortz
Mon Sep 14, 19983DThe "white" of "White Christmas"Gregory E. PaulShortz
Sat Jun 27, 199853AInterferenceAlan Jay WeissShortz
Sun Mar 15, 199861AAspen assetFrank LongoShortz
Sun Mar 8, 199896DCold powderRichard SilvestriShortz
Wed Oct 29, 199750AKind of job (2)Kelly ClarkShortz
Mon Aug 11, 199743DSkiers' wish (2)Daniel HalfenShortz
Wed Jul 9, 199771AAll-too-frequent Buffalo forecastChuck DeodeneShortz
Thu Apr 17, 19971AConvince with smooth talk (2)Susan SmithShortz
Mon Jun 10, 199655DProblem solved by cableS. SpadacciniShortz
Tue Dec 19, 199547DCable TV clears it upMarie HellerShortz
Wed Aug 16, 199560ATV problemJudith PerryShortz
Tue Apr 11, 199513DBamboozle (2)Gregory E. PaulShortz
Sun Dec 26, 199389AWinter fall (3)Tom UnderhillShortz
3 results for SNOW from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthorEditor
Mar 5, 2023Takeaway46AForm*r Main* s*nator OlympiaAlex Eaton-SalnersShortz
Jul 25, 2010Diagramless66DRare cause of April baseball postponementsFred PiscopShortz
Jul 11, 1999Diagramless53ACon big-timePatrick BerryShortz
239 results for SNOW from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Fri Oct 22, 199345D"I'm Movin' On" singerAlex K. JustinTaub
Tue Aug 3, 199353DWhite brumal blanketEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Sat Apr 24, 199312DBamboozleErnst TheimerMaleska
Thu Nov 12, 199246DBrumal blanketEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Fri Nov 6, 199210AMountain topperManny NosowskyMaleska
Tue Mar 31, 199259ABlizzard materialMelvin KenworthyMaleska
Sun Feb 2, 199255AHank or Phoebe of songdomAlfio MicciMaleska
Sat Jan 4, 199255DWord with fall or ballLois SidwayMaleska
Fri Dec 27, 199150D___ apple (Fameuse)Ronald C. HirschfeldMaleska
Mon Apr 15, 199155D___ job (flattery)Peter SwiftMaleska
Sun Mar 3, 1991105DBrumal blanketRobert H. WolfeMaleska
Sat Mar 2, 199151AOne of the WhitesRobert H. WolfeMaleska
Wed Dec 26, 199068ASkiers' delightBetty JorgensenMaleska
Mon Jul 9, 199017DRare sight at Daytona BeachEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Tue May 15, 19905AAspen's aspirationWilliam E. HeinemannMaleska
Mon Mar 12, 199065AKind of ball or fallAlbert J. KlausMaleska
Fri Mar 24, 198953ADeceive, in slanguageWilliam CanineMaleska
Sat Feb 11, 198921DKind of jobMichael A. RampinoMaleska
Tue Jan 31, 198956DGood news at StoweNorma SteinbergMaleska
Sun Sep 6, 198781AHexagonal crystalline particlesWillemain O. CableMaleska
Wed Sep 2, 198753ASinger HankHarold B. CountsMaleska
Sat Jan 24, 19871DAuthor C. P. ___Jesse RoarkeMaleska
Tue Dec 30, 198670ATV nuisanceMelvin KenworthyMaleska
Sat Nov 1, 198620AKind of jobEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Wed Jul 9, 198618AType of jobWhittenMaleska
Thu Jun 5, 198652DPhoebe or C. P.Eli WesoffMaleska
Mon May 26, 198645DSlalom surfaceH. Hastings ReddallMaleska
Tue May 13, 198652DWinter whitenessShirley SolowayMaleska
Sun May 11, 1986109DC. P. or PhoebeVirginia P. AbelsonMaleska
Tue Feb 25, 198649DMountain capSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Sun Jan 26, 198675DIt's prized at StoweBert RosenfieldMaleska
Fri Dec 27, 198552DPopocatépetl's coveringBert H. KruseMaleska
Sun Oct 27, 1985113DTV woeWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Mon Jul 29, 198538DFuture slushSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Sun Mar 31, 1985112A___ job (this puzzle)Peter G. SnowMaleska
Wed Oct 3, 198473AInspiration for a J.R. Lowell poemJohn GreenmanMaleska
Wed Aug 8, 198463APhoebe or C. P.Eugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Thu May 10, 198465ASoft-soap successfullyMargaret KingmanMaleska
Tue Feb 21, 198439ACrystalline precipitationNancy McCarthyMaleska
Tue Sep 13, 198331DKind of job or fieldWhittenMaleska
Wed Aug 3, 198362AKind of jobPeter SwiftMaleska
Sat Jun 18, 198369A"Let It ___ ... ," 1945 songEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Thu Apr 14, 198335DPhoebe of songdomPetschkeMaleska
Sun Mar 27, 198375AKind of ball or bankBernice GordonMaleska
Wed Feb 23, 198348DSinger-composer PhoebeTimothy HoyMaleska
Sun Jan 2, 198351AStowe stuffBarbara GillisMaleska
Tue Oct 12, 198249ATV problemA. J. SantoraMaleska
Wed Sep 1, 198238DSpots on a TV screenRonald RabinowitzMaleska
Fri Aug 13, 198255DKilimanjaro topperC. J. AngioMaleska
Wed Jul 14, 198224DPopocatépetl's coveringJeanne WilsonMaleska
Fri May 7, 198216AAuthor of "Strangers and Brothers"Kay SullivanMaleska
Sat May 1, 198212DAuthor C. P.Timothy HoyMaleska
Sun Mar 28, 198299DC. P. or PhoebeTom MixonMaleska
Fri Jan 22, 19821DJanuary forecast in BuffaloChristy RidleyMaleska
Sun Dec 20, 1981106DWhite Christmas sightRuth N. SchultzMaleska
Thu Aug 20, 198110AOrlando rarityArthur M. WhelanMaleska
Wed May 27, 198163A___ WhiteSawikinMaleska
Sun May 17, 198140DFuji's topperBert RosenfieldMaleska
Mon May 11, 198163AC.P. or PhoebeMaloneyMaleska
Wed Jan 28, 198148DWeather wordBernice GordonMaleska
Sat Nov 15, 198056DFluff stuff, in CB lingoWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Tue Oct 7, 198051DBuffalo's brumal baneHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Tue Aug 5, 198056DKind of job or bunnyPeter SwiftMaleska
Thu Jul 3, 198014ABrumal blanketNancy Scandrett RossMaleska
Mon Jun 30, 198055DFuji's topperLouis SabinMaleska
Fri Jun 27, 198037AC. P. or PhoebeLouis SabinMaleska
Wed Jun 25, 198064ADessert made of egg whites and fruit pulpBernice GordonMaleska
Mon Mar 3, 198022ASpots on a TV screenHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Tue Feb 26, 198018AWord with mobile or manCharles J. MatontiMaleska
Sun Jul 1, 197990AWord with bank or ballAnne FoxMaleska
Sun Feb 11, 197910DBrumal blanketA. J. SantoraMaleska
Tue Feb 14, 197852DSymbol of purityC. J. AngioMaleska
Tue Dec 13, 197761AKind of leopardRaymond F. EisnerMaleska
Sat Dec 3, 197753D"Strangers and Brothers" authorHallie & Gerald ParsonsMaleska
Mon Jun 20, 197724AWelcome sight at StoweYoungMaleska
Fri Feb 4, 197758DWeather wordStanley A. KurzbanWeng
Mon Jan 10, 197738APhoebe ___ of Lackawanna daysElio DesiderioWeng
Wed Nov 24, 197647DDriving hazardAnn JenkinsWeng
Fri Oct 8, 197630DNovember forecastStanley A. KurzbanWeng
Tue Jun 8, 197640DKind of jobBert BeamanWeng
Sun Aug 3, 1975103DKind of storm or jobCornelia WarrinerWeng
Tue Apr 1, 197569APicture-tube nuisanceBeverly J. SewardWeng
Thu Mar 13, 197551DDrift or jobJean J. DavisonWeng
Tue Feb 4, 197559DTV interferenceWilliam LutwiniakWeng
Mon Apr 15, 197424AMiss WhiteHelen PettigrewWeng
Wed Mar 6, 197457AKind of stormTrusselWeng
Tue Feb 12, 197411DSkier's footingLois HillisWeng
Tue Oct 23, 197367AWriter C. P.UnknownWeng
Thu Oct 18, 19731AKind of jobUnknownWeng
Tue Sep 25, 197339DUnwanted TV patternUnknownWeng
Tue Jul 10, 197350DChild's delightUnknownWeng
Sun May 6, 197326AWriter C. P.Frances HansenWeng
Sat Feb 10, 197363AEdgar or C.P.UnknownWeng
Sun Sep 10, 197272AAuthor of "The Affair"Thomas W. SchierWeng
Fri Sep 8, 197237DC.P.UnknownWeng
Sun Aug 6, 197230ATV annoyanceJay SpryWeng
Mon Jun 12, 197249DMiss WhiteUnknownWeng
Wed Feb 16, 197212DGoose or mobileUnknownWeng
Fri Dec 3, 197161AWhite hair, to poetsUnknownWeng
Mon Aug 23, 197157DTV phenomenonUnknownWeng
Sun Aug 22, 197113AKind of shoe or suitElaine D. SchorrWeng
Mon Jun 7, 197160DKind of mobileUnknownWeng
Mon May 24, 197153AAlpine sightUnknownWeng
Fri Mar 12, 197131DSled's milieuUnknownWeng
Mon Dec 21, 197067AScientist-authorUnknownWeng
Tue Sep 8, 197041AWeather forecastUnknownWeng
Sun Dec 21, 1969151AWeather wordAnne FoxWeng
Fri Oct 24, 19695DOne winter, to poets.UnknownWeng
Wed Aug 27, 196953DEnglish novelist and scientist.UnknownWeng
Wed Aug 20, 196940DTV ailment.UnknownWeng
Mon Aug 11, 196929AA job of sorts.UnknownWeng
Sat May 24, 196936DWeather word.UnknownWeng
Sun Apr 20, 196958ASlalom milieuNancy AtkinsonWeng
Wed Apr 9, 196975ASkier's quest.UnknownWeng
Mon Dec 30, 196850DCertain flakes.UnknownFarrar
Wed Oct 2, 196861DWeather word.UnknownFarrar
Wed Aug 7, 196826DWhiteness.UnknownFarrar
Tue Oct 10, 196753DEnglish novelist.David S. HogmerFarrar
Fri Sep 8, 196763AWeather forecast.Louise EarnestFarrar
Thu Jul 6, 196756DWeather word.Evelyn BenshoofFarrar
Sat Jun 10, 196747ABritish writer.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Thu Apr 6, 196763AWinter symbol.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Fri Mar 24, 196742AWhiteness.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Sun Mar 5, 196754AWeather word.George LaczkoFarrar
Mon Jan 23, 196757DEnglish novelist and scientist.Sara V. TuckermanFarrar
Sun Oct 16, 1966111DWinter forecast.Sidney LambertFarrar
Sun Aug 7, 1966133AEnglish writer.A. J. SantoraFarrar
Fri Aug 5, 196619AWeather prediction.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jul 20, 196661AKind of bank.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jul 1, 196665AMountain's cap.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jun 8, 196640AWeather word.UnknownFarrar
Fri Apr 1, 19668DWeather word.UnknownFarrar
Wed Nov 17, 196516DTV trouble.UnknownFarrar
Thu Oct 21, 19651AKind of flakes.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 15, 196595D___ pudding.William LutwiniakFarrar
Sun Aug 1, 1965106DWeather word.William A. Lewis, Jr.Farrar
Sun May 23, 1965105DWeather word.William A. Lewis, Jr.Farrar
Fri Apr 23, 196554A___ White.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jan 3, 196549A___ leopard.Sidney LambertFarrar
Thu Dec 10, 196467AMountain cap.UnknownFarrar
Sun Dec 6, 196489A___ bunting.W. E. JonesFarrar
Tue Nov 24, 196438AWhiteness.UnknownFarrar
Fri Oct 9, 196425D___ under.UnknownFarrar
Tue May 5, 196458AWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Sun Feb 16, 196449AOne kind of man.George LaczkoFarrar
Thu Feb 6, 196459ASometime part of the street scene.William LutwiniakFarrar
Sun Jun 16, 1963136DWhiteness.Jan and Mike DubinFarrar
Wed Mar 13, 196360DSymbol of whiteness.Jean ReedFarrar
Tue Mar 5, 196339ASkiers' concern.Lee KochFarrar
Thu Feb 21, 196367AFallout of a sort.Jan and Mike DubinFarrar
Mon Nov 5, 196257DOne kind of bank.UnknownFarrar
Mon Sep 17, 196249AWeather word.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jan 28, 196237DIgloo material.W. E. JonesFarrar
Wed Jan 17, 196215AWeather prediction.UnknownFarrar
Tue Jan 16, 196267AEnglish novelist.Madeline CorseFarrar
Fri Dec 1, 196127D___ White.UnknownFarrar
Thu Nov 30, 196161ACertain flakes.UnknownFarrar
Fri Nov 17, 196150AWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Sun Oct 8, 196189AEnglish novelist.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Tue Jul 25, 19611AKind of pudding.UnknownFarrar
Wed Apr 19, 196169AWhiteness: Poet.UnknownFarrar
Wed Mar 22, 196125DHiemal symbol.Louise EarnestFarrar
Wed Feb 8, 196139AThe makings of a certain man.UnknownFarrar
Tue Oct 25, 196061ATV screen disturbance.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 17, 196038DWhiteness.Mary GrowFarrar
Wed Feb 10, 196069ASquaw Valley specialty.UnknownFarrar
Fri Dec 4, 195963AKind of pudding.UnknownFarrar
Sun Nov 1, 195916AWeather prediction.Charles GerschFarrar
Sat Oct 10, 19594DWhat Grandma Moses has painted most often.UnknownFarrar
Mon Sep 28, 195944DWeather prediction.UnknownFarrar
Sat Sep 5, 195935DWhite, crystalline flakes.UnknownFarrar
Thu May 28, 195955DHazard of polar travel.Geraldine KingFarrar
Thu Jan 8, 195957APrecipitation.Madeline CorseFarrar
Tue Dec 9, 195862AWinter blanket.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Fri Nov 21, 19586ASymptom of poor TV reception.Harold T. BersFarrar
Thu Sep 25, 195859DWeather forecast.UnknownFarrar
Sun Sep 14, 1958116DMountain cap.Grace HosterFarrar
Sat Aug 16, 195835ABrumal crystals.UnknownFarrar
Tue Jul 22, 195869AWeather phenomenon.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Wed Jun 25, 195840AWhite flakes.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Tue Jun 10, 19581DWinter's traces.UnknownFarrar
Fri Apr 4, 195829DWhiteness: Poet.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Thu Jan 16, 195855DWeather prediction.Ruth L. RutkayFarrar
Mon Dec 23, 195764AWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Sun Oct 6, 195734AA winter: Poet.Natalie HankemeyerFarrar
Mon Jul 22, 195745DSymbol of purity.Mel TaubFarrar
Tue Jul 16, 195751DType of storm.Louise EarnestFarrar
Mon Apr 1, 195765A___ under.UnknownFarrar
Sun Mar 17, 195755DMaine poet.Marcia GladstoneFarrar
Tue Mar 12, 195763AThe makings of a "man."H. L. RisteenFarrar
Fri Sep 14, 195651DMeteorologist's concern.Bernice GordonFarrar
Sun Jul 22, 195650ATV annoyance.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Fri Jun 29, 195659DFuji's cap.Anthony MorseFarrar
Sun Jun 3, 195695A___ White.Helen BernardFarrar
Mon Apr 16, 195652DWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Mon Apr 9, 195624ASkiing requisite.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Tue Feb 21, 195659DWeather prediction.Louis SabinFarrar
Thu Feb 16, 19563DTV screen interference.Thomas J. VarnerFarrar
Thu Oct 13, 195537AWhiteness: Poet.Anthony MorseFarrar
Wed Sep 7, 195526DObstruct (with "under").Joseph LaFauciFarrar
Fri Jul 22, 195551DMountain cap.UnknownFarrar
Tue May 31, 195549AWinter weather.Victor GoldfarbFarrar
Tue Apr 5, 19557D___ White.Roberta MorseFarrar
Tue Mar 8, 195527DCap on K2.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Thu Jan 20, 195560DMass of white petals.Ruth OliverFarrar
Sat Jan 15, 195559DChristmas tree décor.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Tue Oct 26, 195461A___ goose.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sat Sep 25, 195410ATV nuisance.Roberta MorseFarrar
Wed Sep 15, 195453ASource of water.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Tue Jul 6, 195441A"Precipitation" on TV screen.Roberta MorseFarrar
Sat Jul 3, 195451DWhiteness: Poet.Sidney LambertFarrar
Mon May 24, 195440DA winter, as a period of time.S. A. KayFarrar
Sat Mar 27, 195456D___ White.UnknownFarrar
Mon Mar 1, 195467AThe makings of a certain man.Morton BraunFarrar
Wed Dec 30, 195310AForerunner of a white Christmas.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Wed Dec 16, 195356DTV interference.Ethel LeStrangeFarrar
Thu Sep 3, 195352DWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Tue Mar 10, 195354ATV static.UnknownFarrar
Sat Feb 28, 195360AAnother weather prediction.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Sat Dec 6, 195238DNeeded for 25 Down.UnknownFarrar
Tue Sep 2, 195244AWeather seen on some TV screens.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jun 13, 195231DIt falls on TV.UnknownFarrar
Sat May 17, 195265ASome TV screens have it.UnknownFarrar
Wed May 14, 195255DWhite blossoms: Poetic.UnknownFarrar
Sun Apr 13, 195233A"Weather" on TV screens.Edward BucklerFarrar
Thu Jan 24, 195238ASkier's delight.UnknownFarrar
Mon Nov 12, 195127AWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Mon Sep 10, 195132AThose streaks on the TV screen.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jul 18, 195138DWinter blanket.UnknownFarrar
Thu Mar 1, 195155AWinter-time visitor.Leonard GoldbergFarrar
Tue Jan 9, 195147ASkier's delight.Harold T. BersFarrar
Mon Jan 8, 195158DWeather forecast.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Wed Oct 11, 195056DWinter weather.UnknownFarrar
Sun Nov 13, 19495D___ goose.S. K. FliegnerFarrar
Sun Feb 8, 194841DNew York phenomenon of Dec. 26, 1947.R. ShoemakerFarrar
Sun Feb 2, 1947141DPrecipitation.Charles CrossFarrar
Sun Mar 3, 194652DPrecipitation.Laird C. AddisFarrar
Sun Dec 26, 1943125DPrerequisite of a white Christmas.I. KertFarrar
Sun Apr 12, 194299DNazi nemesis.Charles ErlenkotterFarrar
Anagrams:SWON, NOWS, SOWN, WONS, OWNS
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