Crossword clues for evert
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- 1970s tennis champ
- Tennis star of the '70s
- Navratilova's foe
- Legendary Chris of the courts
- Lady with a great racket
- Chris with three Wimbledon wins
- Chris who won seven French Opens
- Chris who won 18 Grand Slam singles titles
- Chris known for her ground strokes
- 1989 tennis retiree
- Winner of four straight U.S. Opens, 1975-'78
- Winner of at least one Grand Slam event every year from 1974 to 1986
- Turn inside-out
- Turn aside or outwards
- Three-time Wimbledon queen
- Tennis was her racket
- Tennis star who won at least one Grand Slam title for a record 13 straight years
- Tennis star who once won 125 straight matches on clay
- Tennis star nicknamed "The Ice Maiden"
- Six-time US Open winner Chris
- Six-time US Open singles champ
- Six-time US Open champ
- She won the 1976, 1977, and 1978 U.S. Opens without losing a set
- She was unanimously elected to the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1995
- Seven-time winner of the French Open
- Seven-time French Open singles champ
- Queen of the courts
- Publisher of "Tennis" magazine
- Pro tennis retiree of 1989
- Player in the most Grand Slam singles finals
- Notable court figure of the '70s
- Navratilova's main tennis rival
- Navratilova contemporary
- Longtime Navratilova rival
- King rival
- King foe
- Half of the "love double" at Wimbledon 1974
- Former tennis great formerly
- Former No. 1 tennis player Chris
- Florida's ___ Tennis Academy
- Flip inside out
- First female athlete to host Saturday Night Live
- First female athlete to host "SNL"
- Court legend Chris
- Chris with three Wimbledon singles wins
- Chris with three Wimbledon singles titles
- Chris with six U.S. Open wins
- Chris who won Wimbledon three times
- Chris who won six US Opens
- Chris who won 18 Grand Slams
- Chris the tennis legend
- Chris on the court
- Chris on clay or grass
- Chris of women's tennis
- Chris of the court
- Chris of tennis lore
- Chris of courts
- Chris in the International Tennis Hall of Fame
- Chris __ Lloyd
- Athlete a.k.a. "The Ice Maiden"
- 34-time Grand Slam singles finalist
- 3-time Wimbledon champ
- 1995 Tennis Hall of Fame inductee
- 1976 Sports Illustrated Sportswoman of the Year awardee
- 18x Grand Slam singles champion Chris
- ''Ice Maiden'' of sports
- Navratilova rival
- Six-time U.S. Open champ Chris
- Six-time U.S. Open tennis champion
- Turn outward
- Flip, in a way
- "The Ice Maiden"
- Chris of tennis fame
- Three-time Wimbledon champ Chris
- Winner of 18 majors
- Turn inside out
- Chrissie of tennis
- Court foe of King
- Three-time Wimbledon winner Chris
- Champion with a two-handed backhand
- Tennis star Chris
- Upset
- Seven-time French Open winner
- Tennis champ Chris
- Four-in-a-row U.S. Open winner
- Winner of six U.S. Opens
- 1975-78 U.S. Open champ Chris
- Tennis great Chris
- Winner of seven French Opens
- United States tennis player who won women's singles titles in the United States and at Wimbledon (born in 1954)
- Chris who won six U.S. Opens
- Queen of the courts after King
- Court queen after King
- Chris of the courts
- A Wimbledon champ: 1976
- Chris ___ Lloyd
- Tennis Hall-of-Famer Chris
- Mrs. John Lloyd, née ___
- A Navratilova rival
- Tennis ace
- U.S.L.T.A. star
- A pet of the net set
- She married a Lloyd
- Tennis name
- Queen of King's game
- Lloyd's maiden name
- Shriver defeater in 1978
- Name of fame in tennis
- Renowned racketer
- Chrissie of the courts
- Court celebrity
- See 31 Across
- Between Chris and Lloyd
- Green on back of course to turn outwards
- Old tennis champion is upset
- Former US World No 1 tennis player, b. 1954
- Football team, not cricket side, turn out
- Turn out, on being missed by team
- Turn out
- '70s tennis star
- Tennis legend Chris
- Three-time Wimbledon winner
- Six-time U.S. Open winner
- Tennis player
- Seven-time French Open champ
- Winner of four consecutive U.S. Open titles
- Tennis Hall-of-Famer
- Tennis Hall of Famer Chris
- Tennis Hall of Famer
- Goolagong rival
- Rival of Navratilova, once
- Court champ
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Evert \E*vert"\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Everted; p. pr. & vb. n. Everting.] [L. evertere. See Everse.]
To overthrow; to subvert. [R.]
--Ayliffe.To turn outwards, or inside out, as an intestine.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) To turn inside out, typically from within, like a pocket being emptied.
Wikipedia
Evert may refer to
- the verb, giving Eversion
- Alexei Evert - General in the Russian Empire
- Evert, 1995 Eddie Meduza song
- Chris Evert - tennis player
- Evert Eloranta - Finnish politician
"Evert" is a song written by Eddie Meduza.
Usage examples of "evert".
She had undoubtedly seen the everted skins of snakes cast on the ground or caught in the forks of trees, but undoubtedly none of the males of her acquaintance had ever reversed the ecdysial process in this priapic particular.
It looked for all the thousand worlds like an everted Sarlacc as it gobbled up the shattered duracrete.
It was a sphere in space, like always, and an everted sphere in a different space.
Looking above, the everted earth was dissolving into sunshine-first the night face, then the brighter day face-and he was thinking about everything, and nothing.
She lived on a cold planet with ammonia seas and a weak red sun, and its sky everted when she was a little girl.
As this takes place, the margins gradually become a little everted, so that the spikes, which at first intercrossed, at last project in two parallel rows.
The attachment between Evert Beekman and Beulah Willoughby was of a character so simple, so sincere, and so natural, as scarce to furnish materials for a brief episode.
A minute later, he re-issued, bearing his arms, followed by his wife and Beulah, the latter pressing little Evert to her bosom.
She and Beulah were in the nursery with little Evert, and my father was in the fields.
As for Beulah, gentle, peaceful, and forgiving as she was by nature, the care of little Evert aroused all the mother within her, and something like a frown that betokened resolution was, for a novelty, seen on her usually placid face.
To liberate Bob, to lead him into the Hut, to offer his manly protection to her mother, and Beulah, and little Evert, at such an instant, caught her imagination, and appealed to all her affections.
Beekman was never seen to smile, from the moment he first beheld the dead body of Beulah, lying with little Evert in her arms.
The two invokers, judges and executioners of that law sat their riding beats, watching, less than two long paces from where Shane Evert stood among the crowd of humans on foot.
Her full lips were further everted by a small lip plug of jade and the pointed bronze caps that reinforced her teeth.
The mouth is opened widely, with the upper lip strongly retracted, which wrinkles the sides of the nose, and with the lower lip protruded and everted as much as possible.