Crossword clues for boas
boas
- Nonvenomous snakes
- Long stoles
- Jungle snakes
- Fluffy accessories
- Fifth step
- Feathery fashions
- Ethnologist Franz
- Drag queens' neckwear
- Constrictive snakes
- Burlesque show wraps
- Amazon squeezers
- U. S. ethnologist
- Thick snakes
- They're covered in feathers
- They'll put the squeeze on you
- They wrap their food
- They don't chew their food
- Their motto could be "Swallow your food!"
- Strippers' accessories
- Squeezy snakes
- Squeezing predators, informally
- Some snake varieties
- Some reptile house exhibits
- Some neck pieces
- Snakes that crush their prey
- Snakes in many zoos
- Snake types
- Slithery squeezers
- Sizable snakes
- Sinuous squeezers
- Showy wraps
- Showy shoulder wraps
- Showy accessories
- Serpents that squeeze
- Reptile house attractions
- Relatives of stoles
- Rainforest menaces
- Rain-forest crushers
- Pythons, e.g
- Plumed accessories
- Ornate neckwear
- Ones in the constriction business?
- One has feathers, the other has scales
- Long fluffy scarves
- Jungle dangers
- Gaudy scarves
- Froufrou wraps
- Fluffy stoles
- Flamboyant shoulder wraps
- Flamboyant scarves
- Flamboyant accessories
- Feathery stoles
- Feathery pieces
- Feathery bits of finery
- Feathers on shoulders
- Feathered scarves
- Feathered neckpieces
- Feather scarves
- Fashion accessories
- Fancy items of neckwear
- English literary historian
- Drag strips?
- Drag show props
- Drag neckwear
- Drag club accessories
- Drag accessories
- Downy neckwear
- Downy accessories
- Constricting creatures
- Coiling killers
- Campy neckpieces
- Camp accessories
- Burlesque wraps
- Big serpents
- Anaconda cousins
- Anaconda and python
- Accessories that might shed feathers
- Accessories for a Red Hat Society lunch
- "Race, Language and Culture" author Franz
- "La Cage" accessories
- Girlie show props
- Jungle squeezers
- Drag queen's collection
- They may have a crush on you
- They wrap their food well
- Feathery scarves
- Scarves
- Neck wraps
- Some burlesque props
- Some neckwear
- Fluff pieces?
- Givers of unfriendly hugs
- Squeezers
- Amazon menaces
- Feathery adornments
- Jungle crushers
- Snakes with vestigial limbs
- Burlesque show props
- Burlesque show accessories
- They may hang by the neck
- Portion of a drag queen's wardrobe
- Jungle menaces
- Fluffy scarves
- Fancy items worn around the neck
- Snakes that constrict
- Wraps on stage
- Fancy wraps
- Constricting snakes
- Toot one's own horn
- Breathtaking creatures?
- Camp accouterments
- Drag show apparel
- Constrictors, e.g
- Bright camp wear
- Anaconda and python, e.g
- Anthropologist Franz
- Scarfs or snakes
- Noted anthropologist
- Python relatives
- He wrote "The Mind of Primitive Man"
- Constricting scarves?
- Snakes or scarves
- Fur scarfs
- Serpentine squeezers
- Anacondas
- Famed anthropologist
- Tropical snakes
- Long scarves
- Neckwear
- Some are feathered
- Famed ethnologist: 1858–1942
- Neckpieces
- Long, feathery scarfs
- *Fifth step
- Crow loses tail and several feathers around neck
- Large snakes
- Feathery neckwear
- Burlesque accessories
- Big snakes
- Some wraps
- Showy neckwear
- Feathery wraps
- Feathery accessories
- Snakes that squeeze
- Fluffy wraps
- Feathered scarf
- Constrictor snakes
- They constrict
- Squeezing snakes
- Python cousins
- Neck warmers
- Colorful neckwear
- Campy wear
- Breath-taking snakes
- "Constrictor" snakes
- Tropical serpents
- Tropical reptiles
- Their motto could be ''Swallow your food!''
- Scaly squeezers
- Part of Phyllis Diller's wardrobe
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.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of boa English)
Wikipedia
Boas might refer to:
- Boidae, snakes
- Boas' sign, pain below the right shoulder
Usage examples of "boas".
I found the chapter on boas and the fellow who wrote it said that no boa ever took to the water.
Not only were the sacred boas worshiped, but those remarks showed that the women feared something dreadful would happen if the serpents died.
North, among Typhoons and Hurricanoes, Jungle and Swamp, Alligators and Boas, Indians and Spaniards, till fetching up in Perth Amboy in the company of a certain Roaring Dot, belle of the Harbor.