Crossword clues for aprons
aprons
- Clothing protectors
- Chefs' smocks
- Wear for grill masters
- Waist-tied kitchen protectors
- Tied-on protectors
- Things to wipe your hands on
- They tie in the back
- Stage areas
- Splatter catchers
- Spill-catching coverings
- Some have sauce stains
- Smithy wear
- Sauce catchers, at times
- Runway adjuncts
- Protective garments
- Proscenium neighbors
- Kitchen tie-ons
- Kitchen cover-ups
- Home Depot work apparel
- Golf green borders
- Driveway attachments
- Cooks' splatter protectors
- Cooks' smocks
- Cooks' protective wear
- Cooks' covers
- Cooking cover-ups
- Chefs' garb
- Blacksmiths' garments
- Blacksmiths' cover-ups
- Barbecuers' wear
- Barbecuers' garb
- Areas adjacent to hangars
- Air terminal approaches
- "Top Chef" apparel
- "Chopped Junior" wear
- "America's Test Kitchen" garments
- Culinary cover-ups
- Green perimeters
- Pinafores
- Blacksmiths' wear
- Chefs' wear
- Stringed items
- Blacksmiths' needs
- They have strings attached
- Ones providing coverage at the Pillsbury Bake-Off?
- They come with strings attached
- Front covers?
- Make some calls
- Kitchen covers
- Things cooks wear
- Splash guards, of a sort
- Kitchen wear
- Parking areas
- Downstage areas
- Kitchen attire
- BBQ-ers' garb
- An old hand's adopting new protective gear
- Airport areas
- Chefs' protectors
- Stage parts
- Kitchen garments tied at the waist
- Cooks' garments
- Chefs' garments
- Spill catchers
- Kitchen protectors
- Cooks' cover-ups
- Spatter catchers
- Parts of the stage
- Kitchen coverings
- Green borders
- Cooks' wear
Wiktionary
aprons
n. (plural of apron English)
Usage examples of "aprons".
The first to arrive, however, was an uninvited guest, for just as Bab and Betty sat down on the porch steps, in their stiff pink calico frocks and white ruffled aprons, to repose a moment before the party came in, a rustling was heard among the lilacs, and out stepped Alfred Tennyson Barlow, looking like a small Robin Hood, in a green blouse with a silver buckle on his broad belt, a feather in his little cap and a bow in his hand.
Miss Puss has told so many people she makes aprons for her missionary money that she believes it sure enough.