Crossword clues for lew
lew
- 'Holiday' actor Ayres
- ''Ben-Hur'' novelist Wallace
- ___ Alcindor, aka Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
- Wallace of "Ben Hur."
- United States secretary of the treasury Jack
- Treasury head before Mnuchin
- Sleuth Archer
- Ross Macdonald sleuth ___ Archer
- Private eye Archer
- Political commentator Rockwell
- Netman Hoad
- Name on the cover of "Ben-Hur"
- Mr. Ayres
- Mnuchin's predecessor as treasury secretary
- Man's nickname that omits the "is" at the end
- MacDonald's Archer
- Libertarian commentator Rockwell
- Kildare to Lionel's Gillespie
- Kareem's former name
- Kareem, pre-1971
- Kareem, long ago
- Kareem, as a young hoopster
- Kareem, as a very young man
- Kareem, as a kid
- Hollywood agent Wasserman
- Golfer Worsham who won the 1947 U.S. Open
- General-turned-author Wallace
- Geithner's successor as Treasury secretary
- Geithner successor
- Fictional Archer?
- Fictional Archer
- Early actor Ayres
- Comedian Lehr
- Ayres of film
- Ayres of "Holiday"
- Ayres of "Dr. Kildare's Strange Case"
- Ayres of 'The Kiss'
- Ayres in ''Holiday''
- Ayres of old films
- Archer of whodunits
- Alcindor who became Abdul-Jabbar
- Agent Wasserman who represented Ronald Reagan
- Actor Cody
- 1957 World Series MVP Burdette
- "That Old Feeling" lyricist Brown
- "Johnny Belinda" actor Ayres
- 'State Fair' actor Ayres
- 'Ben-Hur' writer Wallace
- '57 Series MVP ___ Burdette
- ___ Zealand (Muppet with a fish-throwing obsession)
- ___ Wallace, "Ben-Hur" author
- ___ Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar)
- __ Alcindor: Kareem, formerly
- Author Wallace
- Comedian Lehr: 1896–1950
- Actor Ayres
- 1950's All-Star Burdette
- Gumshoe Archer
- Basketball's ___ Alcindor
- Ayres of "Don't Bet on Love"
- "Ben-Hur" novelist Wallace
- MacDonald private eye Archer
- Basketball's Alcindor
- Wallace who wrote "Ben-Hur"
- Ayres who played filmdom's Dr. Kildare
- Two-time Wimbledon winner ___ Hoad
- 1950s Braves All-Star pitcher Burdette
- Dr. Kildare player Ayres
- "Ben-Hur" author Wallace
- Writer Wallace
- ___ Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, once)
- "Holiday" actor Ayres
- ___ Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's birth name)
- Tennis's Hoad
- Union general Wallace
- Fictional detective ___ Archer
- Dr. Kildare portrayer Ayres
- Detective Archer of fiction
- Hoad of tennis fame
- Ayres or Lehr
- Kareem, once
- Kareem, formerly __ Alcindor
- General Wallace
- Burdette of diamond fame
- Major General Wallace
- Gen. Wallace
- Ayres who played Dr. Kildare in many films
- Ayres of films
- Ayres or Wallace
- First name of 33 Down
- Alcindor before he was Kareem
- Fictional sleuth Archer
- 'Ben-Hur' author Wallace
- Treasury Secretary Jack
- Whodunit hero Archer
- Kareem, originally
- Kareem, at UCLA
- Wallace or Ayres
- Obama treasury secretary Jack
- Kareem's original name
- Kareem, before
- Kareem, as a youngster
- Jack __, treasury secretary since 2013
- He became Kareem
- Archer of fiction
- "Ben-Hur" writer Wallace
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Lew \Lew\ (l[=u]), a. [Cf. lee a calm or sheltered place,
lukewarm.]
Lukewarm; tepid. [Obs.]
--Wyclif.
Wiktionary
a. (context Northern England English) lukewarm, tepid.
Gazetteer
Wikipedia
LEW may refer to:
- Auburn/Lewiston Municipal Airport
- LEW Hennigsdorf, the rail vehicle factory of Hennigsdorf, Germany (Lokomotivbau-Elektrotechnische Werke)
Lew was a Manning Wardle 2-6-2T built in 1925 for the narrow gauge Lynton and Barnstaple Railway.
Lew is the usual shortened form of Lewis or Louis when they are used as first names in English. In Polish language it is a translation of Latin name Leon. Its literal meaning is lion.
Usage examples of "lew".
I lurry, still clutching the telescope and trainers, jumped the last lew stairs and followed Dumbledore, who had settled himself in i he armchair nearest the fire and was taking in the surroundings wilh an expression of benign interest.
From the immaculate Rupert, with his patent-leather shoes and shining tile, down to the cowardly little lisper, Lew Veazie, they were alike detested.
Lew Michelson was a big heavy man with tired blue eyes, an expression of benign cynicism and a peptic ulcer that absorbed much of his attention.
Lewen helped her, and then unsaddled Argent, who was looking very bad-tempered, not liking being ridden for such a long time on such stony roads.
Lew Alton asked with a kind of silky insolence that never failed to annoy Javanne.
What happened to Lew Page was pretty effective, and it may frighten Newsome into either getting back in line with us, or dropping his idea of hijacking the whole project for himself.
Lew Page, he now surmised, was working for Newsome, and he guessed further that these men were responsible in some way for what had happened to Lew Page.
Lew Page said he had to get somebody with better connections than he had here in the States to handle the thing, and so he ran that Newsome thing in on us.
There was Lew, who at fifteen was two years older than us, but still in the eighth grade because he had been held back twice, and Screwy, which just about sums him up, and me, who they called Sleeves because I always wore long-sleeve shirts.
Lew had been held back, or if Screwy had a row of five studs implanted along the side of his nose.
In the morning I met Lew and Screwy in the parking lot and we sat near the day lilies and pitched gravel at the NORTH POINTE MIDDLE SCHOOL HOME OF THE PATRIOTS sign.
Unthinkingly, I did and only later realized Lew and Screwy were by themselves, watching me.
Lew and Screwy and I had planned to go to the movies on Saturday night.
She thought Lew and Screwy were a disease, infecting me with terminal normality.
So I left, fled the room and the staring faces, waited for Lew and Screwy to be dismissed at our usual meeting place in the parking lot.