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46 total results for SPANISH   ( score: 50 )

10 results for SPANISH from Modern Era puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthor
Wed Feb 15, 202328ALanguage in which "eleven" is "once"Sean Ziebarth
Sun Feb 16, 202020AWhat the answer at 26-Across is written inSam Ezersky
Wed Apr 5, 201743DLanguage that utilizes the letter "ñ"Alex Eaton-Salners
Mon Nov 29, 20107D"Cómo está usted?" languageElizabeth A. Long
Sun Feb 19, 200694DSee 92-DownJoe DiPietro
Thu Jul 29, 20047DFlorida colonizers, with "the"Patrick Merrell
Sun Feb 10, 200267AWhere El Niño comes fromHarvey Estes & Nancy Salomon
Sun Jun 10, 200170DCordovan, e.g.Cathy Millhauser
Thu Feb 27, 199746AHigh school subjectRaymond C. Young
Sun Nov 26, 1995110A___ riceHarvey Estes
3 results for SPANISH from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthor
Jun 18, 2023AcrosticD____ Steps, famous stairway to the Piazza Trinítà dei MontiDavid Balton & Jane Stewart
Sep 15, 2013Cryptic20DBridge is high school elective (7)Emily Cox & Henry Rathvon
Mar 16, 2008AcrosticALike the words in un diccionarioEmily Cox & Henry Rathvon
33 results for SPANISH from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sat Jan 2, 199311DColo.'s ___ PeaksBernard MerenMaleska
Sat Jun 16, 199055AKind of omeletNancy JolineMaleska
Tue Aug 9, 198824D___ MainChristopher SherwoodMaleska
Fri Jul 31, 198736AKind of mossChristopher SherwoodMaleska
Tue Oct 16, 197914DCervantes's tongueHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Wed May 4, 197712AKind of "Eyes" in a songHenry HookMaleska
Mon Dec 20, 19769DOlive or omeletLucile H. BowersWeng
Sun Jan 5, 197527AOnion or omeletDiana SessionsWeng
Thu Jun 3, 197135AKind of omeletUnknownWeng
Sun Aug 4, 196335DA kind of onion.Mary E. GrowFarrar
Mon Apr 8, 196325DRomance language.UnknownFarrar
Wed Mar 8, 196125DRomance language.UnknownFarrar
Mon Dec 21, 19595D___ America.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 12, 195915AKind of onion.W. E. JonesFarrar
Thu Oct 2, 195840DLanguage course.UnknownFarrar
Sun Feb 16, 19589AIberian.Arthur LewisFarrar
Sun Nov 18, 19568DLanguage.Ralph AndersonFarrar
Fri Sep 10, 195424DCastilian.S. A. KayFarrar
Fri Jun 18, 195430ARomance language.Anthony MorseFarrar
Sun Nov 22, 195387ALanguage of 100,000,000.W. E. JonesFarrar
Sat May 10, 195224DPopular language course.UnknownFarrar
Mon Oct 29, 19511ATongue of 90,000,000 people.UnknownFarrar
Sun Oct 21, 19517DNatives of the Canary Islands.J. L. WilkinsonFarrar
Thu Dec 21, 19508ALanguage not spoken in Brazil.Leonard GoldbergFarrar
Tue Nov 7, 195017AThe talk of Madrid.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Aug 6, 195035DKind of bull Ferdinand is.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun May 9, 19488AThe talk of Madrid.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Jul 20, 19471DThe tongue of Cervantes.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Dec 2, 1945105DA State Dept. major problem.Alberta N. BurtonFarrar
Sun Apr 9, 19449ALanguage of the Falangists.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Jan 16, 19447ANationality of Francisco Franco.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Jun 13, 194315ARomance language.Joseph C. EmidyFarrar
Sun Aug 16, 1942110DContestants in a recent civil war.Jack LuzzatoFarrar
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