Crossword clues for celeb
celeb
- Autograph hound's target (Abbr.)
- A-list notable
- Walk of Fame honoree
- W. Gretzky or S.Twain
- VIP on the red carpet
- Us Weekly subject
- TV star, for one
- TV star, e.g
- TMZ regular
- TMZ interviewee
- TMZ figure
- Target of the paparazzi, for short
- Tabloid fodder, in tabloids
- Tabloid figure, for short
- Tabloid figure, briefly
- Tabloid fave
- Tab subject
- Subject of a TMZ report
- Subject of a paparazzo's pic
- Star, à la Variety
- Star chart figure?
- Sort seen walking a red carpet
- Silver screen star
- Sighting subject, briefly
- Showbiz type
- Showbiz figure
- Show biz biggie
- Short star?
- Person of interest in a gossip blog
- Person famous for being famous
- Perez Hilton fodder
- People subject
- People magazine person, for short
- People mag type
- People mag subject
- Paparazzo's prey, briefly
- Paparazzo's prey
- Paparazzi's quarry
- Paparazzi target, informally
- Paparazzi target, casually
- Oscar Night interviewee
- One profiled in People, for short
- One may make Us money
- One in the spotlight, briefly
- One in the public eye
- OK! mag subject
- Oft-photographed one
- Media star
- Many a talk show guest, informally
- M. Stewart, say
- Little star?
- Limo rider
- Inspiration for some fake social media accounts, informally
- In Touch Weekly subject, for short
- Hollywood star, for short
- Headliner, for short
- Gossip-mag topic
- Gossip mag topic
- Gossip mag regular
- Gossip column topic
- Glitterati member, briefly
- Glitterati member
- Fodder for the tabs
- Fodder for the paparazzi
- Famed one, slangily
- Entertainment VIP
- Cardi B or Kim K, e.g
- Bossip subject, for short
- Big star, briefly
- Big Hollywood star, for short
- Any star covered by tabloids, for short
- Any show biz notable
- A-list star, for short
- A-list invitee
- "TMZ" target
- "TMZ" subject
- 'People' person
- People Weekly profile
- Subject for a supermarket tab
- Tab topic
- Star, briefly
- People person?
- Subject of a People profile
- Us Weekly subject, for short
- H'wood type
- V.I.P., maybe
- So-called page-oner
- Us magazine cover subject
- Page-oner
- One with a high Q score
- Red carpet walker
- Gossip mag subject
- Gossip topic
- Paparazzo's target, briefly
- Paparazzo's target, for short
- A tabloid keeps tabs on one
- TMZ target
- A-lister, e.g
- One on whom tabs keep tabs
- One of Us?
- One who's lionized
- Show-biz luminary
- Church starts to look east: behold a star!
- Name of commoner quietly erased by church
- Famous person suffering setback in Arab elections
- Famous person, for short
- Big name spread throughout France: le Boursin?
- Tabloid topic
- Paparazzi target, briefly
- Hollywood VIP
- Fanzine focus
- Tabloid subject, for short
- Paparazzi prey
- Fanzine subject
- People person
- Star, for short
- Paparazzo's subject
- Paparazzi's target
- "TMZ" topic
- "E! News" subject
- One with more than 15 minutes of fame
- Limo rider, often
- Famous person, informally
- "People" newsmaker
- "Access Hollywood" subject
- TMZ topic
- SNL host, typically
- Showbiz luminary
- Show-biz biggie
- People newsmaker, informally
- Paparazzo's quarry, briefly
- Fanzine figure
- Cruise, for one
- TMZ subject
- Tabloid target
- Tabloid subject, briefly
- Small star?
- Skybox guest, perhaps
- Showbiz biggie
- Show biz type
- Short superstar?
- Red-carpet figure
- People mover?
- Paparazzo's target
- Paparazzo's subj
- Paparazzi's prey
- Oscar party attendee
- One with more than 15 min. of fame
- Media phenom
- Hollywood type, for short
- Famous person, briefly
- Famous person (abbr)
- E! Online subject
- Autograph signer
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
colloquial shortening of celebrity "celebrated person," by 1908, American English.
Wiktionary
n. (context informal English) A celebrity; a famous person.
Usage examples of "celeb".
A major celeb will be coming down into the bottoms with an entire entourage.
The audience would not only be full of celebs but also stacked to the rafters with casting agents, national theatre directors, top fringe theatre directors, journalists and critics.
And then there were all the celebs who were filling up the front rows.
Make a grand entrance like one of those celebs on a talk-show staircase?
What he talked about mostly was films, telly, celebs and how much money they made.
Given the identities of the few local celebs I recognized, I figured the club must charge enough in dues that the decorations were probably realthetic.
George Hamilton, Christopher Reeve, Brooke Shields, jack Nicholson, Michael Douglas, Heather Locklear, Quincy Jones, and a host of other Hollywoodites flew in ready to join local celeb Billy Kidd and ski for a good cause.
Doesn't seem a celeb like him'd risk a murder conviction because of a blackmail threat.
So when entering Jane Elias's name on her meta search engine threw up a website called Laughing With the Dead Celebs, she couldn't resist.