Crossword clues for aint
aint
- "___ that a kick in the head?"
- "___ no thang"
- "___ no mountain high enough..."
- "___ no mountain high enough . . ."
- "___ It Fun" (Paramore song)
- "___ I a Woman?" (Sojourner Truth speech)
- 'You -- kiddin'!'
- ''___ We Got Fun?''
- ''___ that the truth!''
- ''___ She Sweet''
- ''___ She Sweet?''
- ''___ Misbehavin''' (1978 Tony winner)
- ''___ Misbehavin'''
- '-- She Sweet'
- '-- Misbehavin''
- ____ Misbehavin'
- Wrong "is not"
- Word that raises a grammarian's eyebrows
- Word often heard in "Oklahoma!"
- Withers "___ No Sunshine"
- Vulgar negative
- Unscholarly contraction
- Ungrammatical negative
- Tiny tunnel builder
- The Who's "Love ___ for Keeping"
- That-hay link
- Taboo contraction, to a grammar purist
- Second word in Elvis's hit "Hound Dog"
- Negative contraction of sorts
- Meat Loaf "So don't be sad 'cause two outta three ___ bad"
- Maligned contraction
- Kids may be corrected for saying it
- Jennifer Lopez's "___ It Funny"
- It isn't isn't
- Isnt wrong?
- Isn't, nonstandardly
- Isn't, casually
- Isn't, alternatively
- Isn't wrong
- Isn't uncorrected?
- Isn't relaxed?
- Isn't poorly?
- Isn't in the sticks?
- Isn't for some people?
- Isn't badly?
- Isn't bad?
- Isn't amiss?
- Is not, slangily
- Is not, in dialect
- Is not ungrammatical?
- Is not spoken wrong?
- Is not in dialect
- Is not improper?
- Is not (commonly)
- Informal negation
- Informal "isn't"
- Grammar taboo
- Grammar class faux-pas
- Grammar class faux pas
- Familiar solecism
- Fails to be, casually
- English class taboo
- Dylan's "It ___ Me Babe"
- Country contraction
- Coulda been, maybe
- Controversial contraction
- Contraction that annoys the grammar police
- Contraction spoken in "The Jazz Singer"
- Contraction of sorts
- Contraction heard in the first "Jazz Singer"
- Condemned contraction
- Commonly isn't?
- Cage the Elephant "___ No Rest for the Wicked"
- Bugs Bunny contraction
- Bill Withers "___ no sunshine when she's gone"
- Aren't, slangily
- Are not, ungrammatically
- Are not, in a way
- Allmans "___ Wastin' Time No More"
- “That ___ right”
- "You ___ Seen Nothing Yet"
- "You ___ lyin'!"
- "You ___ heard nothing yet!"
- "You ___ heard nothin' yet"
- "You ___ heard nothin' yet!"
- "You ___ about that life!"
- "You __ heard nothin' yet"
- "Wherever He __" ("Mack & Mabel" song)
- "This ___ a Love Song" Bon Jovi
- "There ___ no Santa Claus"
- "That --- hay!"
- "That ___ right"
- "That ___ hay"
- "That __ hay!"
- "Shakespeare it ___"
- "Say it __so!"
- "Politics ___ beanbag"
- "Politics __ beanbag"
- "It ___ Me, Babe" (Dylan song)
- "It ___ Me Babe" (hit for the Turtles)
- "It ___ Me Babe" (Dylan hit)
- "It ___ hay!"
- "It __ over till . . ."
- "It __ Necessarily So": Gershwin song
- "Is!" rebuttal
- "Is You Is or Is You ___ My Baby?" (Louis Jordan song)
- "Is not," wrongly
- "Inventin' jokes __ easy": Rocky Balboa
- "If you done it, it __ bragging": Whitman
- "If it __ broke..."
- "If I ___ Got You" (Alicia Keys single)
- "I ___ no joke!"
- "I __ Marching Anymore" (protest song)
- "He ___ Heavy, He's My Brother" Hollies
- "He __ Heavy, He's My Brother"
- "Denial __ just a river in Egypt": Twain
- "A good deed __ ever forgot": "Huckleberry Finn"
- "--- Too Proud to Beg"
- "--- That a Shame"
- "--- She Sweet?"
- "--- Misbehavin"'
- "--- I a stinker?" (Bugs Bunny quote)
- "________ That a Shame"
- "________ She Sweet"
- "____ Love Funny"
- "___ we got fun!"
- "___ That Good News," 1964 Sam Cooke album
- "___ that America" (lyric repeated in John Mellencamp's "Pink Houses")
- "___ That a Shame" (blues song)
- "___ that a kick in the pants?"
- "___ that a bitch?"
- "___ Talkin'" (Bob Dylan song)
- "___ so" ("Nuh-uh")
- "___ Nobody" (Rufus and Chaka Khan hit)
- "___ No Woman (Like the One I've Got)"
- "___ No Sunshine" (1971 hit for Bill Withers)
- "___ No Sunshine" (1971 Bill Withers song)
- "___ No Sunshine" (#3 hit for Bill Withers)
- "___ No Mountain High Enough" (hit song of 1970)
- "___ No Mountain High Enough" (1970 chart-topper)
- "___ No Mountain High Enough" (1967 song)
- "___ Misbehavin'" (stride jazz classic)
- "___ It Fun" (2014 Paramore song)
- "___ It Fun" (2014 Paramore single)
- "___ It Fun" (2014 Paramore hit)
- "___ It Fun" (2014 Best Rock Song Grammy winner)
- "___ I a stinker?" (Bugs Bunny line)
- "___ gonna happen"
- "___ gonna happen!"
- "__ We Got Fun?"
- "__ that somethin'!"
- "__ Nobody's Business": blues standard
- "__ No Sunshine": 1971 Bill Withers hit
- "__ life grand?"
- "__ I a stinker?": Bugs Bunny
- "__ gonna happen"
- 'That -- happenin'!'
- 'Say it -- so, Joe!'
- 'It -- Necessarily So'
- 'If itbroke ...'
- 'If it -- broke ...'
- ''Is You Is or Is You __ . . .''
- ''___ Misbehavin' ''
- '... and that -- hay!'
- '-- We Got Fun?'
- '-- that the truth!'
- '-- That a Shame'
- ' She Sweet?'
- ____ it the truth!
- ___ We Got Fun
- ___ It Cool News (online source of movie and TV info)
- ___ It Cool News (film website)
- Temptations' "_____ Too Proud to Beg"
- Old song "_____ She Sweet?"
- "I _____ Got Nobody" (20's hit)
- "Is so!" rebuttal
- "_____ We Got Fun?"
- "___ That a Shame" (1955 hit)
- 1971 Grammy song "___ No Sunshine"
- "___ it the truth?"
- Four Tops hit "__No Woman"
- "___ That a Shame" (#1 hit for 18-Across)
- "___ Misbehavin'" (Waller, Brooks, Razaf)
- Isn't on the street?
- Gershwin's "It ___ Necessarily So"
- "That___hay!"
- "___ That a Shame": 1955 tune
- Isn't wrong?
- "It ___ pretty!"
- Aretha Franklin's "___ No Way"
- "It ___ Necessarily So"
- "You ___ seen nothin' yet!"
- "___ Too Proud to Beg" (1966 hit)
- Picnic pest, in this puzzle?
- Grammarian's bugaboo
- "___ No Sunshine" (1971 hit)
- Isn't informal?
- Is not on the street?
- Nonstandard contraction
- "___ it the truth!"
- Pat Boone's "___ That a Shame"
- "___ She Sweet"
- Isn’t wrong?
- "___ We Got Fun?": 1921 song
- "___ She Sweet?": 1927 song
- Fats Waller's "___ Misbehavin'"
- "You ___ kiddin'!"
- "___ Nobody" (1983 Chaka Khan hit)
- "Say it ___ so!"
- Isn't misused?
- "If it ___ broke ..."
- "That ___ hay!"
- Is no more, informally
- "___ No Mountain High Enough" (1970 #1 hit)
- It may get under a grammarian's skin
- Marvin Gaye's "___ That Peculiar"
- "Is so!" retort
- With 48-Across, "... and that ___!"
- Is not misused?
- "___ No Sunshine" (1971 Grammy-winning song)
- "Politics ___ beanbag" (Mr. Dooley maxim)
- "___ Got No" ("Hair" song)
- "___ No Woman," 1973 hit for the Four Tops
- Ungrammatical contraction
- Isn't incorrect?
- "It ___ right"
- "___ Nobody's Business" (old blues standard)
- "Is you is or is you ___ ma' baby?"
- 25-Down, nonstandardly
- Informal contraction
- What shouldn't follow you?
- "It ___ over till ..."
- "Hit 'em where they ___": Keeler
- "Sorry, that ___ happenin'!"
- "It ___ happenin'"
- Slangy rebuttal to 65-Across
- Slangy form of 60-Across
- "You ___ Seen Nothing Yet" (1974 #1 hit)
- "It ___ Me, Babe," Dylan song
- Grammatical goof
- "I ___ Got Nobody," 1916 song
- "___ Misbehavin'," 1929 song
- "You ___ heard nothin' . . . "
- Slangy negative contraction
- Solecist's word
- Grammatical no-no
- Grammarian's eyebrow raiser
- Solecist's contraction
- Solecistic contraction
- Verb not in the king's English
- "___ Misbehavin'," Waller hit
- Negative no-no
- "I ___ Got Nobody"
- "___ fit night . . . "
- Substandard contraction
- Solecistic word
- Solecism
- "It ___ a fit night . . . "
- "And that ___ hay"
- Colloquial contraction
- Start of a B'way title: 1978
- Isn't, slangily
- Isn't, incorrectly
- Common contraction of sorts
- "You ___ kidding!"
- '-- She Sweet?'
- Nonstandard negative
- Informal negative
- "You __ kidding!"
- "If it __ broke . . ."
- "__ Misbehavin'": Fats Waller song
- Slangy contraction
- "If it ___ broke, don't fix it!"
- "If it ___ broke . . ."
- "___ that the truth!"
- "___ No Mountain High Enough" (Diana Ross song)
- ' Misbehavin''
- Grammarian's no-no
- "It ___ over 'til it's over"
- "___ No Sunshine" (Bill Withers hit)
- ' She Sweet' ('20s hit)
- Strict grammarian's bane
- "It ___ over till it's over" (Yogi Berra)
- "____ Misbehavin' "
- "___ Misbehavin"'
- '-- Misbehavin' '
- ___ It Cool News (website featuring movie rumors)
- Isn't the wrong way
- Frowned-upon contraction
- Contraction not in the king's English
- "It __ over till it's over": Berra
- "___ We Got Fun"
- "___ I a stinker?" (Bugs Bunny)
- "__ She Sweet"
- '-- No Sunshine'
- Word that gets under a grammarian's skin
- Isn't for the uneducated?
- Is not wrong?
- Grammar purist's bane
- "It ____ Me Babe"
- "It ___ over till it's over"
- "... and that ___ hay!"
- "____ That a Shame"
- "____ She Sweet?"
- "___ that somethin'?"
- "___ I a stinker?" (Bugs Bunny quote)
- "__ That a Shame": Domino hit
- "__ No Sunshine": Bill Withers hit
- "__ Misbehavin' "
- "__ it the truth?"
- "__ it the truth!"
- ''If it __ broke . . .''
- ''___ That a Shame''
- ''___ it the truth!''
- Word that makes grammarians cringe
- The "nonexistent" contraction
- The "non-existent" contraction
- Start of a Fats Domino title
- Isn't, the wrong way
- Is not, ungrammatically
- Is not, to some
- Is not, informally
- Grammarian's bane
- Grammar class no-no
- Eyebrow-raising word to a grammarian
- English class no-no
- Beatles "___ She Sweet"
- Aren't wrong?
- "The future __ what it used to be": Yogi Berra
- "Say it ___ so, Joe"
- "Porgy and Bess" contraction
- "Oklahoma!" contraction
- "It ____ Hay"
- "It __ over . . ."
- "If it __ broke ... "
- "I __ kidding!"
- "And that ___ hay!"
- "--- that the truth!"
- "--- it the truth!"
- "____ We Got Fun"
- "____ No Sunshine"
- "___ Too Proud to Beg" (1966 song by The Temptations)
- "___ Too Proud to Beg" (Temptations song)
- "___ That a Shame?"
Wiktionary
contraction (misspelling of ain't English)
Usage examples of "aint".
I can tell you here and now there aint nobody gets through the state line alive or dead.
And even if it was Evelyn he aint goin to give you no lunch at no seven oclock in the mornin.
I said-got killed on a horse and it never singed a hair on that horse and it killed him graveyard dead they had to cut his belt off him where it welded the buckle shut and I got a cousin aint but four years oldern me was struck down in his own yard comin from the barn and it paralyzed him all down one side and melted the fillins in his teeth and soldered his jaw shut.
There aint a week passes we dont get one or two letters tellin us about a new Jimmy Blevins this or Jimmy Blevins that.
May this pot of four half choke me, cried Costello, if she aint in the family way.
Vel, I ses, if that aint a sheeny nachez, vel, I vil get misha mishinnah.
Now and then you meet a man that aint ever been afraid, not even of himself.
Pritchel aint got any notion of selling even the clay to them, let alone the farm.
He got caught yesterday because he made a mistake, and the fellow that can walk out of that jail like he did aint going to make two mistakes within five hundred miles of Jefferson or Mississippi either.
Thay aint over stockt with branes, but thay hav brass enuff to make suffishunt kittles to bile all the sope that will be required by the ensooin sixteen ginerashuns.
You can drive north if you feel like wastin' your time, but I can tell you here and now there aint nobody gets through the state line alive or dead.
In fact, it might be a considerable comfort to Bookwright and Quick and Freeman and Eck Snopes and them other new horse-owners if that side of it could be brought to their attention, because the chances are aint none of them thought to look at it in that light yet.
Aint never heard of no artesian well around here, and my granny was born just the other side of your ranch.
The medical workers are still out on strike, and it aint exactly a ladies' coffee morning.
We aint seen hide nor hair of Paw since that other city feller was around.