Crossword clues for swede
swede
- Any ABBA member
- Volvo factory worker, perhaps
- Uppsala resident
- Nobel, by birth
- Uppsala native, e.g
- Turnip variety
- Sorenstam or Garbo, e.g
- Pippi Longstocking, for one
- Pippi Longstocking is one
- Nobel, e.g
- Nobel or Garbo, e.g
- Laplander, maybe
- Krona spender
- King Carl XVI Gustaf, for one
- Kalmar native
- Ingrid or Ingmar Bergman
- Hammarskjold, e.g
- Greta Thunberg, e.g
- Gothenburg native
- Golfer Jesper Parnevik, for one
- Garbo, e.g
- Garbo or Bergman
- Celsius or Borg, e.g
- Borg, Lind or Nobel
- Borg, e.g
- Annika Sorenstam, for one
- All but one ABBA member, by birth
- Weapons inspector Hans Blix, for one
- Variety of turnip
- Tennis star Robin Soderling, for one
- Tage Erlander for instance
- Subject of Carl XVI Gustaf
- Strindberg, by birth
- Stockholmer, for one
- Stieg Larsson was one
- Stellan, Bill or Alexander Skarsgard
- Stefan Edberg, for example
- Stefan Edberg, e.g
- Stefan Edberg e.g
- Soprano Jenny Lind, e.g
- Singer of the anthem "Sång till Norden"
- Seven Years' War soldier
- Scandinavian who's not a Norwegian or a Dane
- Pippi Longstocking, e.g
- Person who lives near Norwegians, Finns, and Danes
- Person born in Stockholm, typically
- Owner of kronor
- One who lives on the Gulf of Bothnia, perhaps
- One Scandinavian native
- One may call Stockholm home
- One may be tall and blonde
- One from Malmo
- Norwegian neighbor
- Nobel or Garbo
- Nobel or Celsius
- Nobel e.g
- Neighbor of a Norwegian
- Native of Lund
- Many a Volvo owner
- Malmö resident
- Linnaeus or Nobel
- Kronor owner
- Krona earner
- King Olaf, for one
- King Carl XVI Gustaf, for example
- King Carl XVI Gustaf, e.g
- Jenny Lind or Greta Garbo
- Ingrid Bergman, for one
- Ingmar or Ingrid Bergman
- Hans Blix, e.g
- Hammarskjöld, for one
- Hammarskjold e.g
- Guy from Göteborg
- Greta Garbo or Ingrid Bergman
- Gothenburg resident
- Gothenburg denizen
- Göteborg native
- Edberg, e.g
- Dane's neighbor
- Citizen of Stockholm, for example
- Celsius, but not Fahrenheit
- Celsius or Nobel, e.g
- Borg or Nobel
- Bjrn Borg, for one
- Bjorn Borg, by birth
- Bergman, e.g
- Bergman, by birth
- Author Stieg Larsson, for one
- Any ABBA singer
- Annika Sörenstam, for one
- Anita Ekberg or Britt Ekland
- Angström, e.g
- Alfred Nobel, nationality-wise
- Alfred Nobel, e.g
- Alfred Nobel or Anders Celsius
- Alfred Nobel e.g
- Alexander Skarsgård, e.g
- ABBA member
- King Carl XVI Gustaf, e.g
- Volvo worker
- Edberg, e.g.
- Alfred Nobel, e.g.
- Ingrid Bergman, e.g.
- Stockholm resident
- Jenny Lind, e.g.
- Stockholmer, e.g
- Nobel or Celsius, e.g.
- Stockholm native
- Ingmar Bergman, e.g.
- Nobel, for one
- Celsius, e.g.
- Bjorn Borg, for one
- Neighbor of a Finn
- Queen Christina, e.g.
- Ann-Margret, by birth
- Person from Malmö
- Dag Hammarskjöld, for one
- В В King Carl XVI Gustaf, e.g.
- Greta Garbo, by birth
- Singer of the anthem "SГҐng till Norden"
- Uppland inhabitant
- Ingrid Bergman or Bjorn Borg
- Nobel or Celsius, e.g
- Ingemar Johansson or Ingrid Bergman
- Any member of 4-Down
- Actress Lena Olin, e.g., by birth
- Writer Stieg Larsson, e.g.
- Anders Celsius, for one
- Celsius, for one
- Botanist Carl Linnaeus, for one
- Alfred Nobel, for one
- A cruciferous plant with a thick bulbous edible yellow root
- The large yellow root of a rutabaga plant used as food
- A native or inhabitant of Sweden
- Dag Hammarskjöld, for one
- "Singer of the anthem "S"
- Garbo, e.g.
- Netman Edberg is one
- Native of Stockholm
- Hasso, for one
- Charles XII was one
- Bergman or Borg
- Garbo, by birth
- Character in "The Killers"
- Borg, e.g.
- Edberg or Borg
- Citizen of Malmö
- Wilander, for one
- Resident of Stockholm
- ABBA member, e.g
- Stockholm citizen
- Gotlander
- Native of Gävle
- Jenny Lind was one
- Jenny Lind, for one
- Borg or Bergman
- A Scandinavian
- Wilander of tennis, e.g.
- Native of Malmö
- Bjorn Borg, e.g.
- Nobel was one
- Garbo or Bergman, e.g
- Bergman, e.g.
- Borg or Wilander
- Borg is one
- Scandinavian — vegetable
- Hammarskjöld, e.g.
- Gotlander,e.g.
- Vegetable we had planted in southeast
- Countryman to consider keeping wife and daughter apart
- European root
- European got married in Greater London area
- What's owed reportedly brought up by eastern European
- Someone from Gothenburg?
- Scandinavian national
- Scandinavian - vegetable
- For example, Nobel Prizes we deigned to accept
- Large yellow edible root
- Radical Scandinavian
- Person from Malmö
- Head for New Zealand with Scandinavian
- Daughter tucked into endless sugary root
- Root vegetable
- Soup vegetable
- Certain Scandinavian
- Garbo, for one
- Person from Stockholm, for example
- Bjorn Borg, e.g
- Greta Garbo, for one
- Goteborg resident
- Celsius, e.g
- Stockholm denizen
- Volvo factory worker, most likely
- Norwegian's neighbor
- Jenny Lind, e.g
- Certain European
- Any member of ABBA
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Swede \Swede\, n. [Cf. G. Schwede.]
A native or inhabitant of Sweden.
(Bot.) A Swedish turnip. See under Turnip.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"native of Sweden," 1610s, from Low German, from Middle Low German Swede, from a source akin to Old English Sweoðeod, literally "Swede-people," from Sweon (plural) "Swedes" (Old Norse, Old Swedish Sviar), called by the Romans Suiones, probably from Proto-Germanic *sweba "free, independent," or else from *geswion "kinsman."
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context chiefly British English) The fleshy yellow root of a variety of rape, ''Brassica napus'', resembling a large turnip, grown as a vegetable. 2 The plant from which this is obtained. 3 (context Scotland Ireland Northern England English) The turnip.
Wikipedia
Swede or Swedes may refer to:
Swede is a nickname for:
- Marvin Swede Ellstrom (1906–1994), American National Football League player
- Rudolph Swede Hagberg (1907–1960), American National Football League player
- Harvey Swede Halbrook (1933–1988), American National Basketball Association player
- Andy Hansen (1924-2002), American Major League Baseball pitcher
- Tom Swede Hanson (American football) (1907–1985), American National Football League player
- Robert Swede Hanson (wrestler) (1933–2002), American professional wrestler
- Chester Swede Johnston (1910–2002), American National Football League player
- Swede Knox (born 1948), Canadian hockey linesman
- Swede Larson (c. 1899-1945), 23rd head football coach for the United States Naval Academy
- Charles Momsen (1896–1967), American pioneer in submarine rescue and US Navy vice admiral
- Harry Swede Nordstrom (1896–1963), American football player
- Andy Oberlander (1905–1968), All-American football halfback
- Erwin Righter (1897–1985), college football and basketball player and coach
- Charles Swede Risberg (1894–1975), American Major League Baseball player
- David Swede Savage (1946–1973), American race car driver
- Adolph Swede Youngstrom (1897–1968), American National Football League player
Usage examples of "swede".
So he commenced to bargain, and in the end the person of Meriem passed from the possession of the black chieftain into that of the two Swedes in consideration of six yards of Amerikan, three empty brass cartridge shells and a shiny, new jack knife from New Jersey.
Swedes, in Pensylvania and New Jersey, they made ropes of this apocynum, which the Swedes bought, and employed them as bridles, and for nets.
Gabi Semmler, a thirty-year-old Berliner who worked as a private secretary to an air charter company with which the Swede wanted to do business.
Swedes cryptanalyzed other German military messages that, put together, spelled an invasion of Russia between June 20 and 25.
To Earl Erik were to be given all the shires along the western coast from Finmark to Lindesness, with the exception of seven shires allotted to Olaf the Swede King.
Swede at the Gothenburg printers was assigned to look after her while the magazine was produced.
Swenson, the canny Swede who had dreamed up Hellmouth, had picked well.
Swede, a third-generation Ukrainian, and a third-generation Hutzul, with some Irish, English, Scots, Cherokee, and German thrown in for leavening.
Swede, who seemed to be in his well-weathered forties, could remember a famous khamseen of the past that had blown for eight days.
Belgians, Frenchmen, Americans, Norwegians, Swedes, Rumanians, Poles, etc.
Thus I saw what I took to be Nepalese boys in the garb of urban American blacks talking to each other in Spanish, four Japanese girls wearing Andean headgear yabbering to each other in Magreb Arabic, Saree-covered Tolchucks conversing in Cantonese, Malay-speaking Rastafarians, Portuguese-giggling Sikhs, English-speaking Hindu Swedes, Urdu-chattering Nigerian Orthodox Rabbis.
Wismar, Rostock and Stralsund were already held by the Swedes and incorporated into the CPE, and it was fairly obvious to everyone that Luebeck was going to join them in the end.
Lone wondered sometimes what the Sawtooth meant to do about the Swede, but so far the Sawtooth seemed inclined to do nothing at all, evidently thinking his war on animal pests more than atoned for his effrontery in taking Skyline as a homestead.
Gustavus Adolphus, but I would give ten tenners to have had your place and your shillalah,--a Swede for a match-lock, but an Irishman for a stick.
To the west lay Hango and Turku, ancient seafaring towns that had both seen invaders come and go-Russians, Swedes and Germans.