Crossword clues for boa
boa
- Jungle squeezer
- Jungle reptile
- It's in the constriction business
- It may wrap around you
- It gives one a snug feeling?
- It could give one a snug feeling
- It can constrict
- It can be feathery or scaly
- Hulk Hogan wore one
- Hulk Hogan accessory, often
- He's in the constriction business
- Glam rocker's accessory
- Furry scarf
- Flowing scarf
- Flapper's accessory
- Flamboyant scarf
- Feathery neck scarf
- Feathery garment
- Feather neckpiece
- Dressy wrap
- Dangerous, squeezing snake
- Constrictor, e.g
- Constrictor type
- Constrictive creature
- Coiling creature
- Coiled choker
- Campy feathered scarf
- Cabaret costume piece
- Burlesque show wrap
- Burlesque prop
- Breathtaking snake
- Breathtaking beast?
- Bit of drag show wear
- Anaconda, for one
- Accessory on "RuPaul's Drag Race"
- A kind of snake
- '20s fashion accessory
- ____ constrictor
- ___ constrictor (type of snake)
- You may be its main squeeze
- You don't want a squeeze from one
- Wrapper for a flapper
- What might have a crush on you?
- Vamp's wear
- Vamp's scarf
- Tropical strangler
- Tropical serpent
- Tropical constrictor
- Tropical "constrictor"
- Tightly wrapping snake
- Thirteen-foot bat-eater
- Thing with feathers or scales
- Thin fur stole
- Supplier of a tight squeeze
- Substantial snake
- Stylishly showy neckwear
- Strong squeezer
- Striptease prop
- Stripper's accessory
- Stout snake
- Stole from a stripper
- Stole from a drag show?
- Stole from a drag show
- Squeezy snake
- Squeezing reptile
- Squeezing creature
- Splashy feathered scarf
- South American squeezer
- Sort of stole
- Something worn by Miss Piggy
- Something to wrap around one's neck ... or maybe not
- Something a burlesque performer might drape around her shoulders
- Snaky scarf
- Snake-shaped wrap
- Snake with quite a squeeze
- Snake with a tight grip
- Snake that kills its prey by squeezing it
- Snake that gives live birth
- Snake that chokes
- Snake genus, or one of its members
- Sizable serpent
- Showy feathered scarf
- Shedding neckwear
- Scarfed-up snake?
- Scarf that might shed feathers
- Reptilian constrictor
- Reptile with a tight grip
- Reptile that will put the squeeze on you
- Reptile that may be 13 feet in length
- Relative of the stole
- Rabbit's enemy
- Python relative
- Prop room neckpiece
- Prop for the dancer Gypsy Rose Lee
- Prop for Miss Piggy
- Prop for Dr. Frank N. Furter
- Pro wrestler's wrap, at times
- Pride parade prop
- Potentially dangerous exotic pet
- Poser's neckwear
- Popular neckpiece of the '20's
- Plumy wrap
- Plumed product
- Plumed neckpiece
- Pet with which you might form a tight bond
- Part of some flapper costumes
- Part of a Miss Piggy costume
- Part of a flapper's outfit
- Ostrich feather product
- One may have pink feathers
- Nonvenomous snake that kills its prey by squeezing it
- Nonvenomous snake that kills by constricting
- Non-venomous snake
- Miss Piggy's scarf
- Massive serpent
- Long, thin, feathery scarf
- Long, fluffy wrap
- Long thing covered in feathers
- Long snake
- Long fluffy scarf
- Large serpent
- Kin of a tippet
- Jungle hugger
- It's wrapped when worn
- It's long and feathery
- It maybe covered with scales or feathers
- It may provide a snug feeling
- It kills with coils
- It can put the squeeze on you
- It can be feathered or scaly
- Hulk Hogan's accessory...err, when he was a wrestler
- Hulk Hogan neckwear
- High-society neck warmer
- High society accessory
- Glam rocker's neckwear
- Glam guy's neckwear
- Glam costume piece
- Giant serpent
- Gaudy Halloween costume wrap
- Gatsby-era accessory
- Furry neckwear
- Frilly accessory
- Fluffy fashion accessory
- Flashy scarf
- Flappers accouterment
- Flapper's scarf
- Flapper costume piece
- Flamboyant fashion accessory
- Final item at the end of a burlesque performance, perhaps
- Feathery neck piece
- Feathery frill
- Feathery fashion accessory
- Feathery fashion
- Feathery burlesque accessory
- Feathers on a runway
- Feathered finery
- Feather __
- Fatal hugger
- Fashion accessory that may be six feet long
- Fancy, feathery scarf
- Exotic pet choice
- Ecdysiasts prop
- Dressy scarf
- Drag show wrap
- Drag queen's scarf, perhaps
- Drag queen's neckwear
- Drag queen's feathery neckwear
- Drag queen's accessory
- Diva's wrap
- Diva's scarf, maybe
- Deadly wrapper
- Deadly constrictor
- Dangerous wrapper
- Crushing jungle beast
- Cruella De Vil accessory
- Creature that eats bats
- Constrictive critter
- Constricting serpent
- Constricting reptile
- Constricting killer
- Colorful coiler
- Coiling killer
- Chanteuse's wrap
- Camp wrap
- Cabaret singer's accessory
- Cabaret accessory
- Burlesque wrap
- Burlesque dancer's feathery scarf
- Burlesque costume piece
- Breathtaking critter?
- Breath-taking snake
- Breath-taking serpent
- Big, constricting snake
- Big-time squeezer
- Armless hugger?
- Apt scarf for a herpetologist
- Another name for Nile green
- And ... that's a wrap!
- Anaconda's kin
- Amazonian squeezer
- Amazon threat
- Amazon snake
- Amazon peril
- Accessorizing wrap
- "The Birdcage" wrap
- "RuPaul's Drag Race" accessories
- ___ constrictor (snake)
- ___ constrictor (snake that squeezes)
- ___ constrictor (snake that squeezes its prey)
- ___ constrictor (large snake)
- ___ constrictor (large snake of the Americas)
- Fancy neckwear
- Animal squeezer
- Showy wrap
- Fluffy scarf of feathers
- Feathered stole
- Stole from birds?
- Long squeezer
- Wrap with feathers
- Vaudeville singer's prop
- Constrictor snake
- Showy scarf
- Jungle climber
- Constriction worker?
- Jungle snake
- Tight wrapper
- Tight wrapper?
- Jungle danger
- Drag queen's wrap
- ___ constrictor (dangerous snake)
- Part of a vamp's costume
- Feathery wrap worn by Hulk Hogan
- It'll take your breath away
- Vaudeville dancer's prop
- Fancy wrap
- Squeezer
- It may be breathtaking
- Vamp's accessory, perhaps
- Flapper's wrapper
- Flapper accessory, perhaps
- Feather ___ (fluffy neckwear)
- Vampy wear
- Fluffy accessory
- Burlesque accessory
- Neckpiece
- Neck feathers?
- Wrapper that's hard to remove?
- Campy wear
- Evening dress enhancer
- Item worn around the neck
- It has some feathers around the neck
- Diva's wrap, perhaps
- Deadly snake
- Neck wrap
- Flapper wrapper
- Drag show accessory
- It can be constricting
- It's a wrap
- Feathered neckwear
- Wrap around the neck
- Uncomfortably tight wrapper?
- Jungle menace
- Drag wrap
- One often seen in drag
- Camp accessory
- Predator that suffocates its prey
- Burlesque show prop
- Flamboyant stole
- Creature whose genus name and English name are the same
- Fluffy neckwear
- Slithering predator
- Cousin of a python
- Gaudy wrap
- Flashy neckwear
- Dangerous pet
- Diva's accessory
- It can take your breath away
- Winner's prize on "RuPaul's Drag U"
- Tree hugger?
- Coiled killer
- Accouterment for a diva
- Showgirl prop
- Any of several chiefly tropical constrictors with vestigial hind limbs
- A long thin fluffy scarf of feathers or fur
- Flapper's neckwear
- Scarf or snake
- Nile green
- Woman's scarf
- Anaconda, e.g
- Fur piece
- Neck warmer
- Fur scarf
- Constricting scarf?
- Feathery stole
- Long, fluffy scarf
- Frequent Dietrich prop
- Elongated squeezer
- Long scarf
- Squeezing snake
- Feathery neckpiece
- Feathery scarf or dangerous snake
- Fashionable wrap
- Large scarf
- Its embrace can be fatal
- Python's relative
- Neckwear that might shed feathers
- Snake or scarf
- Feathered scarf
- Large snake
- Tippet's cousin
- Reptile with quite a squeeze
- Big snake
- Squeeze-play executer?
- Python's kin
- Excuse excellent that secures freedom
- Old boy repulsed by a snake
- Stole pig that has no tail
- Sort of scarf for snake
- Long thin scarf
- Large nonvenomous snake
- Unpleasant smell accompanies a swamp-dweller
- Creature wrapped around the four longest Across answers
- Feathery accessory worn around the neck
- Dangerous snake
- Feathery neckwear
- Constricting snake
- Fur wrap
- Slithery squeezer
- Frilly wrap
- Feather wrap
- -- constrictor
- Feather scarf
- Tropical snake
- Squeezing serpent
- Snake type
- Amazon squeezer
- Showy neckwear
- Fluffy wrapper
- Deadly reptile
- Huge snake
- Crushing snake
- That's a wrap!
- Large reptile
- Jungle crusher
- Flamboyant neckwear
- Kind of snake
- It may be feathered
- Herpetologist's subject
- Fluffy neckpiece
- Breathtaking creature?
- Anaconda's cousin
- Accessory for Miss Piggy
- Snake that squeezes its prey
- Snake of the Amazon
- Ostentatious neckwear
- Lethal coiler
- Feathery garb
- Decorative neckwear
- Certain reptile
- Tropical squeezer
- Suffocating snake
- Snake that squeezes its victims
- Python cousin
- Miss Piggy accessory
- Mae West accessory
- Lavish wrap
- Large constrictor
- Its embrace is lethal
- Glitzy wrap
- Feather stole
- Drag accessory
- Deadly coiler
- Breathtaking snake?
- Accessory for Mae West or Miss Piggy
- A tropical constrictor
- "Constrictor" snake
- Wrap of a sort
- Woman’s long scarf
- Vamp's wrap, perhaps
- Sort of serpent
- Snake, ... constrictor
- Slithering squeezer
- Reptilian squeezer
- Powerful constrictor
- It'll put the squeeze on you
- It could put the squeeze on you
- Gaudy scarf
- Flapper's feathers
- Flapper garb
- Flamboyant wrap
- Feathered wrap
- Feathered neckpiece
- Eye-catching wrap
- Diva's scarf, perhaps
- Campy wrap
- Cabaret wear
- Breathtaking reptile?
- Big constrictor
- Amazon menace
- "Snakes on a Plane" menace
- Zookeeper's main squeeze?
- You might hold one in captivity, or vice versa
- Wraparound accessory
- Wrap for RuPaul
- Tropical menace
- Suffocating serpent
- Striking scarf
- Squeezing slitherer
- Snake that crushes its prey
- Sizable snake
- Showy accessory
- Showgirl's wrapper
- Showgirl's accessory
- Serpent that squeezes
- Scary squeezer
- Rodent hunter
- Python's cousin
- Python or anaconda
- Ostentatious accessory
- Muscular snake
- Long, feathery scarf
- Killer coiler
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Boa \Bo"a\ (b[=o]"[.a]), n.; pl. Boas. [L. boa a kind of water serpent. Perh. fr. bos an ox.]
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(Zo["o]l.) A genus of large American serpents, including the boa constrictor, the emperor boa of Mexico ( Boa imperator), and the chevalier boa of Peru ( Boa eques).
Note: The name is also applied to related genera; as, the dog-headed boa ( Xiphosoma caninum).
A long, round fur tippet; -- so called from its resemblance in shape to the boa constrictor.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., "large snake," from Latin boa, type of large serpent mentioned in Pliny's "Natural History;" origin unknown (in Middle English folk etymology associated with Greek bous "ox"). Extension to "snake-like coil of fur worn by ladies" is from 1836. The popular name boa constrictor is from 1788.
Wiktionary
n. 1 Any of a group of large American snakes, of the genus ''Boa'', including the boa constrictor, the emperor boa of Mexico, and the chevalier boa of Peru. 2 (context plural "boas" English) A type of scarf typically made from feathers.
WordNet
n. a long thin fluffy scarf of feathers or fur [syn: feather boa]
any of several chiefly tropical constrictors with vestigial hind limbs
Wikipedia
Bôa is a British alternative/ indie band formed in London in 1993 by drummer Ed Herten, keyboard player Paul Turrell and guitarist / vocalist Steve Rodgers. Boa's current lineup consists of Jasmine Rodgers (vocals), Steve Rodgers (vocals & guitar), Alex Caird (bass) and Lee Sullivan (drums & piano). The band progressed from a funk band to a rock band over the years. They produced two major albums, Twilight (2001) and Get There (2005). Their track "Duvet" was the opening theme song to the anime television series Serial Experiments Lain. The band was originally signed by Polystar in Japan and produced their first album 'Race of a Thousand Camels' (1998). However, the band decided to change labels and signed with Pioneer LDC (now called Geneon) to produce their album Twilight (2001).
Following their success with the Twilight, the band decided to create their own independent label called Boa Recordings to produce. Get There, was released on 1 February 2005. It took Bôa in a new direction, with more structure in lyrics and melody, as well as a more mellow, yet more harder-edged/indie-rock format. It also had more acoustic elements than the first album.
Boa, BoA, or BOA may refer to:
Boa is a genus of non-venomous boas found in Mexico, Central and South America. One species is currently recognized. Common names include: boa and boa constrictor.
The largest extant member of this group is the boa constrictor.
Boa is a Croatian music group, which was especially prominent during the 1980s around the former SFR Yugoslavia.
Boa is the debut album by the Croatian and former Yugoslav eponymous rock band. It was released in 1982.
Boa is an open-source, small-footprint web server that is suitable for embedded applications. Originally written by Paul Phillips, it is now maintained by Larry Doolittle and Jon Nelson.
Slashdot and Fotolog use Boa to serve images.
As of January 2006, Boa has the following limitations
- No access control features (HTTP Basic access authentication, etc.)
- No chroot option (planned)
- No Server Side Includes (deemed incompatible with server performance goals)
- No SSL support although there are some patches against 0.94.13 that introduce SSL support
Boa is a Russian band founded in 1988 by Igor Knyazev and his cousin Sergei Serin. Boa’s musical style, a blend of Jazz, Easy Listening and Latino, has been influenced by elements of Ethno-fusion and World beat. It explains the choice of the name Boa: a short name, with the same meaning in many languages, quite exotic in Russia and advocating something tropical.
Boa’s performance credo is to combine bright, distinct melodies and unusual harmonies with ironic and smart lyrics. The current nucleus of the group is Igor Knyazev (main and background vocals, music, and lyrics) and Igor Shatsky (music, lyrics, arrangement, guitar, piano, percussion). In addition, from time to time Boa hires session musicians to diversify its repertoire.
All of Boa recordings are done by Shatsky and Knyazev, who are professional sound producers, at one of the best sound recording studio in Central Russia, The Black Box Studio in Voronezh.
Usage examples of "boa".
But a way was found, and they became, just as Boa had imagined they would, and just as Daniel had imagined too, lovers.
The three of them would form the Marspan Iowa Consort, to which end Boa had already sewn together a sort of banner of welcome and hung it across the whole width of the music room.
Additionally, Boa had twice spent the holidays with Miss Marspan at her Chelsea flat, being taken about to operas, concerts, and private musicals every night of her visit.
Daniel found this more disconcerting than Boa, who was used to similar equivocations from her father.
This plan of yours to precede Boa to Boston is almost certain to lead to unhappiness for both of you.
Not a very dark secret, since Boa had managed for a week now not to guess despite the broadest hints.
He had given them a sterling service for twelve as a wedding present, which Boa had insisted on cooing over privately, as they were driving to the airport.
He should, as Boa suggested, put the rest out of mind, relax, lie back and enjoy the beginning of what looked to be the endless banquet ahead.
But that would have meant surrendering Boa to her father, an act he could not, would not be driven to.
Teatro had closed early in June to have put aside more than a few dollars, and he was determined not to have recourse to Miss Marspan, who had already assumed the financial costs involved in keeping Boa functionally alive.
First National Flightpaths informed Daniel that the Annex could no longer supply him with the liquid nutrient by which Boa was kept alive.
Until the spirit of the new era reached the Rationing Board and moved them to reconsider the plight of such as Boa, it would not be possible to return her to the dismal wards of the First National Flightpaths annex.
But here he was in his room, with the moonlight coming in at the half-parted curtain and making a ghost of Boa under her single sheet.
By the terms of his agreement with Rey, Boa would be looked after for another year.
Congress, meanwhile, was drawing up a uniform code of laws concerning flight, a code that would certainly see to it that no one would be put in the impossible position Daniel had been in, of being able to keep Boa alive only by resorting to the black market.