Crossword clues for flo
flo
- Character in Progressive commercials
- Castleberry of ''Alice''
- Alice's TV co-worker
- "Whistle" rapper ___ Rida
- "Low" ___ Rida
- "Kiss my grits!" character
- ''Alice'' character
- ___-Jo (track legend)
- ___ Rida ("Low" performer with T-Pain)
- Ziegfeld with follies
- Woman's name that sounds like a word meaning "move like a river"
- Woman in white in 100+ ads
- Woman in the Progressive Insurance commercials
- Woman in Progressive TV ads
- White-clad insurance-ad character
- Waitress who said "Kiss my grits!"
- Waitress on TV's 'Alice'
- Ubiquitous insurance spokeswoman
- TV coworker of Alice and Vera
- Track legend ___-Jo
- Sunshine State rapper __ Rida
- Streaming, in product names
- Spokeswoman in some insurance commercials
- Spokesperson for Progressive
- Spinoff of "Alice"
- Smash Mouth song off "Fush Yu Mang"
- Smash Mouth song for the ocean?
- Sitcom set in Cowtown, Texas
- She's "in town" once a month
- She said "Kiss my grits!"
- Redhead at Mel's Diner
- Rapper --- Rida
- Rapper -- Rida
- Progressive woman?
- Progressive voice?
- Progressive promoter played by Stephanie Courtney
- Progressive Insurance's TV spokeswoman
- Progressive Insurance mascot
- Progressive Insurance cashier, in ads
- Progressive commercial character
- Progressive Car Insurance ads employee
- Polly's sitcom role
- Polly Holliday TV role
- Polly Holliday spinoff
- Perky spokeswoman in Progressive ads
- Olympic nickname, ___-Jo
- Olympian track star ___ Jo
- Nurse Nightingale familiarly
- Nightingale, familiarly
- Ms Nightingale, breezily
- Mel's Diner redhead
- Mel's brassy waitress
- Lava's movement
- Lady of Andy Capp
- Insurance spokesperson
- Insurance mascot with the energy of a toddler meth head
- Hip-hop's ___ Rida
- Hip-hop artist ___ Rida
- Good name for a rapper?
- Good name for a plumber?
- Funny Polly Holliday sitcom role
- Commercial spokesperson for Progressive Insurance
- Circulation, in product names
- Character on the sitcom "Alice" who got her own spin-off
- Character in Progressive Insurance commercials
- Broadway impresario Ziegfeld
- Billie Burke's showman hubby
- Belle replaced her at Mel's
- Aunt ___ (menstrual cycle nickname)
- Aunt ___ ("that time of the month" visitor)
- Andy Capp's spouse
- Alice's co-worker
- Alice spin-off
- 1980 spinoff set in Fort Worth
- "Wild Ones" rapper ___ Rida
- "Who Dat Girl" rapper __ Rida
- "Sesame Street" character ___ Bear
- "Right Round" rapper ___ Rida
- "My House" rapper ___ Rida
- "Kiss my grits" utterer of TV fame
- "Kiss my grits" utterer
- "Kiss my grits" gal of TV fame
- "I [heart] INSURANCE" button wearer
- "Good Feeling" rapper ___ Rida
- "Aunt" who visits monthly
- "Alice" TV spin-off
- 'Alice' spin-off
- 'Alice' role
- -- -Jo ('80s track star)
- __-Jo: Olympic sprinter's nickname
- ___-Jo (name from the Olympics)
- ___-Jo ('80s track star)
- ___ Rida ("Whistle" rapper)
- ___ & Eddie (pop music duo)
- "Alice" role
- Mr. Ziegfeld
- Castleberry of "Alice"
- _____ Jo, of the '88 Olympics
- "Alice" spinoff
- Early 80's sitcom
- ___ Hyman award for female athletes
- 70's-80's TV character who said "Kiss my grits"
- Andy Capp's wife
- ___-Jo (1988 Olympics name)
- Waitress at Mel's Diner
- "Alice" waitress
- "Alice" spin-off
- Mel's Diner waitress
- ___-Jo (1988 Olympics star)
- Mrs. Andy Capp
- The great Ziegfeld
- Impresario Ziegfeld
- Eddie's 1970's singing partner
- "Kiss my grits" lady of TV
- Showman Ziegfeld
- Old pop duo ___ & Eddie
- Ziegfeld of the "Ziegfeld Follies"
- Sitcom waitress
- Sitcom diner waitress
- Rapper ___ Rida
- Pop music's ___ & Eddie
- ___-Jo ('88 Olympics track star)
- Woman in Progressive Insurance commercials
- Old Polly Holliday sitcom
- Cheery cashier in Progressive ads
- ___ Rida ("Right Round" rapper)
- Eddie's partner in musical comedy
- ___ Rida ("My House" rapper)
- Digs
- Spokesperson in TV insurance ads
- Ziegfeld, to Fanny
- ___-Jo Joyner of Olympics fame
- A co-worker of Alice
- Polly Holliday's TV role
- Old pop duo ___ & Eddie
- Ziegfeld, to pals
- ___-Jo, top Olympics racer
- Follies producer Ziegfeld
- Producer Ziegfeld, familiarly
- Polly Holliday role on TV
- First name of B'way fame
- Ziegfeld, to his pals
- Ziegfeld, for short
- Name of "Follies" fame
- Ziegfeld, to Anna Held
- Waitress in Mel's diner
- Pop music's ___ & Eddie
- Broadway name
- Follies name
- Alice's TV friend
- Defunct spinoff from "Alice"
- Ziegfeld, to friends
- Nightingale’s familiar form, fairly like owl initially
- Nightingale’s diminutive form
- Girl's nickname
- Progressive spokesperson
- 'Alice' waitress
- Andy Capp's missus
- "Alice" character
- Progressive Insurance spokeswoman
- TV waitress
- 'Alice' spinoff
- Woman in Progressive ads
- Good name for a female plumber?
- Eb's wife?
- Progressive insurance spokesperson
- Progressive spokeswoman
- Waitress on "Alice"
- TV character who said "Kiss my grits!"
- Character in Progressive ads
- "Low" rapper ___ Rida
- Ziegfeld, familiarly
- Worker at Mel's diner
- Waitress on 'Alice'
- Upbeat Progressive Insurance spokeswoman
- Theatrical producer Ziegfeld
- Rapper __ Rida
- Progressive's perky spokesperson
- Progressive pitcher?
- Progressive person
- Progressive Insurance pitchwoman
- Progressive character?
- Progressive ad cashier
- Polly's 'Alice' role
- Polly Holliday sitcom role
- Legendary track star ___-Jo
- Insurance ad spokesperson
- Character in Progressive Insurance ads
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Flo \Flo\ (fl[=o]), n.; pl. Flon (fl[=o]n). [AS. fl[=a],
fl[=a]n.]
An arrow. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
FLO or Flo may refer to:
- in Florence, South Carolina:
- Florence Regional Airport
- Florence (Amtrak station)
- Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International
- Flo, an American comedy television series
- "Flo", nickname of LB1, a Homo floresiensis fossil
- Flo, a chimpanzee that was featured in several books and documentaries
- FLO TV (Forward Link Only) mobile video
- Family Liaison Officer
- Flo, Norway, a village in Stryn, Norway
- Flo Parish, Sweden, a village in Sweden
- Nexus 7 (2013), an Android tablet by Google under the codename flo.
Flo is a fictional salesperson character appearing in more than 100 commercials for Progressive Insurance, beginning in 2008. Portrayed by actress and comedian Stephanie Courtney, the character has developed a fan base on social networks and has become an iconic advertising mascot.
Usage examples of "flo".
They had dinner that night at a steakhouse in Corban where they were the only customers and the waitress looked like Flo from the old TV series Alice.
Flo to assist her through the nausea with a panada of Flour or breadcrumbs and water with stock made into a paste, for weak stomach.
Arkwright, or Maud, or Flo Aplin, or any of these MayFlower braggers begin to hold forth?
Flo had the house to herself for a few more hours, until the Sprugs arrived.
Flo as a foil, and try to bushwack me was something I could not quite conceive.
The overall lighting was dim, enhancing the startling vividness of the centerpiece with its bank of flo less-than xllights and dramatic single searchlight, which gave the tree and its upper branches a peculiar flatness against the night sky.
Immediately every sickroom bottle that Floren had touched was analyzed.
Nor had the face that appeared at the door before Flo could touch the bell, the face that frowned mistrustingly at her explanations before peering past her at the motor.
Arkwright, or Maud, or Flo Aplin, or any of these MayFlower braggers begin to hold forth?
This Phebus gan aweyward for to wryen, And thoughte his sorweful herte brast atwo, His bowe he bente and sette ther inne a flo, And in his ire his wyf thanne hath he slayn.
In the other vehicle, which was placed foremost on the trucks, there were Colonel Charras, Generals Bedeau and Le Flo, and Count Roger (du Nord).
The 7th Corps, commanded by General Douay, only possessed two divisions--Dumont's division and Gilbert's division--and formed the other battle front, covering the army of Givonne to Floing on the side of Illy.
Mom said that Granpa and Gramma quit the Congregational Church in Scarborough at the same time Gramma decided to quit teaching, but once, about a year ago, when Aunt Flo was up for a visit from her home in Salt Lake City, George and Buddy, listening at the register as Mom and her sister sat up late, talking, heard quite a different story.
Mom sat next to Flo Reitz, a friend from the newspaper, somebody I'd called Aunt Flo since I was six, who was covering the funeral for the paperwho had, in fact, been covering the whole story of my murder.
Oliphant's house (Aunt Polly's sister) Aunt Flo Oliphant came out on the porch and waved her handkerchief at the merry party.