Crossword clues for mel
mel
- Vocalist Torme
- Vic's "Alice" role
- Velvet-voiced Tormé
- Toronto's Mayor Lastman, familiarly
- Torme, "the Velvet Fog"
- Torme or Gibson
- Tony winner Brooks
- Tillis or Ott
- Tillis or McDaniel of country music
- Tillis or Harris
- Tillis or Allen
- Tillis of song
- The __-Tones: Tormé's group
- Superfan of Flight of the Conchords
- Stuart who directed "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory"
- Spoof specialist Brooks
- Spice Girl __ B
- Sissy's co-star in "The River"
- Sirius XM Radio CEO Karmazin
- Sideshow ___ (Krusty's sidekick after Sideshow Bob, on "The Simpsons")
- Sideshow ___ (Krusty the Clown's sidekick)
- Sideshow ___ (Krusty the Clown's sidekick after Sideshow Bob, on "The Simpsons")
- Sideshow ___ (Krusty sidekick)
- Sideshow ___ (Bob's replacement)
- Sideshow ___ ("Simpsons" character)
- Sideshow __ of "The Simpsons"
- Sidekick of Krusty the Clown who isn't Sideshow Bob
- Senator Martinez of Florida
- Rob's boss on "The Dick Van Dyke Show"
- Rob's boss
- Rene's "Ransom" costar
- Portrayer of Max and Hamlet
- Porky's longtime voice
- Pitcher Parnell
- Passionate Gibson
- Pam Tillis's singing dad
- Pam Tillis's father
- Pam Tillis's dad
- Ott with 511 homers
- Ott of baseball
- One of the sisters in the reboot of "Charmed"
- Old-school jazz singer Torme
- Niles's second wife on "Frasier"
- Nickname shared by two Spice Girls
- Nickname of two Spice Girls
- Nickname like Lissa
- Nickname for either of two Spice Girls
- NFL Draft guru Kiper
- NFL Draft analyst Kiper
- Name shared by two Spice Girls
- Name on "Young Frankenstein" posters
- Mutinous leader of the Minions in "Despicable Me 3"
- Multi-voiced Blanc
- Mr. Sharples, owner of a sitcom diner
- Mr Gibson, actor
- Mary Ellen Harris, familiarly
- Marty and Dom's "Silent Movie" co-star
- Many-voiced Blanc
- Man's name that coincidentally is Latin for "honey"
- Male/female nickname
- Longtime Yankees announcer __ Allen
- Leo succeeded him as manager of the New York Giants
- Legendary Torme
- Legendary jazz singer Torme
- Lastman or Ott
- Jazzy Torme
- Jazz drummer Lewis
- Hollywood's Gibson
- He voiced Elmer
- He supplied the voice for Sylvester
- He spoke for Bugs
- Hall-of-Famer Ott
- Grand Funk Railroad bassist Schacher
- Gibson, e.g
- Gibson with two Oscars
- Gibson whose cameo was cut from "The Hangover 2"
- Gibson who won two Oscars in 1996 for the second movie he directed
- Gibson who won two Oscars for "Braveheart"
- Gibson who starred in the "Lethal Weapon" franchise
- Gibson who directed and produced "Apocalypto"
- Gibson who directed "Hacksaw Ridge"
- Gibson who directed "Apocalypto"
- Gibson who did an Oscars message in Mayan
- Gibson or Tormé
- Gibson or Blanc
- Gibson of Tinseltown
- Gibson of increasingly strange box office flops
- Gibson of "The Patriot"
- Gibson of "Pocahontas"
- Gibson of "Edge of Darkness"
- Gibson of 'Lethal Weapon'
- Gibson of 'Braveheart'
- Gibson in the movies
- Gibson in ''Maverick''
- Gibson guy
- Giants Hall of Famer Ott
- Gene's director in "The Producers"
- Football Hall of Famer Blount
- Flo's TV boss
- First name of two Spice Girls
- First name among Oscar-winning directors
- ESPN NFL Draft analyst ___ Kiper Jr
- Emmy/Grammy/Oscar/Tony winner Brooks
- Elmer's voice, beginning in 1959
- Dom and Marty's "Silent Movie" co-star
- Director-actor Brooks
- Director of Gene and Zero in "The Producers"
- Director ____ Brooks
- Diner owner, on television
- Diner owner on "Alice"
- Diner owner in TV's "Alice"
- Dick Van Dyke Show scapegoat
- Danny's four-time co-star
- Danny's four-time "Lethal" co-star
- Country's Tillis
- Country musician Tillis
- Country music's Tillis
- Country music legend Tillis
- Comedic Brooks
- Comedian Brooks who has won the Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony
- CNN commentator Robbins
- Cartoon voice legend Blanc
- Carl's partner in "The 2000 Year Old Man" routines
- Bugs' Blanc
- Bugs, Barney, Speedy, Sam, etc
- Bugs came to life with his help
- Brooks, for example
- Brooks, e.g
- Brooks with lines
- Brooks with Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards
- Brooks with a dual role in "Spaceballs"
- Brooks who wrote and directed "The Producers"
- Brooks who has won the Emmy, Oscar, Tony, and Grammy
- Brooks who directed "Young Frankenstein"
- Brooks who directed "Spaceballs"
- Brooks the filmmaker
- Brooks or Torme
- Brooks or Gibson of films
- Brooks onscreen
- Brooks of parodies
- Brooks of film
- Brooks in movies
- Brooklyn-born Brooks
- Boss to Alice and Flo
- Boss on Alice
- Blount in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
- Blanc with voices
- Blanc with "That's all folks" on his gravestone
- Blanc who was the voice of Yosemite Sam
- Blanc who was the voice of both Tweety and Sylvester
- Blanc who voiced Yosemite Sam
- Blanc who voiced Speedy Gonzales
- Blanc who voiced many toons
- Blanc who voiced Bugs and Porky
- Blanc or Torme
- Blanc or Tillis
- Blanc of voicing fame
- Blanc of voiceovers
- Blanc of note
- Blanc of cartoon fame
- Blanc heard but not seen
- Blanc behind Bugs
- Best Director Oscar winner five years after Kevin
- Baseball's Ott
- Bancroft's Brooks
- B or C of pop music
- B or Blanc
- Audrey Hepburn's ex
- An Ott
- Allen of the air
- Allen in the Radio Hall of Fame
- Alice's boss
- Alice, Flo and Vera's boss
- Alice and Flo's boss
- Airport about 700 km from SYD
- Actress Harris of "thirtysomething"
- Actor, ... Gibson
- Actor Rodriguez
- Actor Gibson of the upcoming movie "Blood Father"
- Actor Gibson of "The Expendables 3"
- Academy Award-winning director Gibson
- 16-hour flight from LAX
- "Young Frankenstein" lyricist Brooks
- "What Women Want" star Gibson
- "What Women Want" actor Gibson
- "Voice of the Yankees" Allen or Giants right-fielder Ott
- "The Velvet Fog" Torme
- "The Simpsons" character Sideshow __
- "The Producers" big name
- "The Patriot" actor Gibson
- "The Passion of the Christ" director Gibson
- "The Expendables 3" actor Gibson
- "The Dick Van Dyke Show" scapegoat
- "The 2000 Year Old Man" comedian Brooks
- "That's not all Folks!" autobiographer Blanc
- "Stardust" singer Tormé
- "Lili" actor Ferrer
- "Lethal Weapon" actor Gibson
- "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" singer Carter
- "High Anxiety" director Brooks
- "First name" of two Spice Girls
- "Daddy's Home 2" actor Gibson
- "Braveheart" name
- "Braveheart" actor Gibson
- "Bean" director Smith
- "Apocalypto" name
- "Apocalypto" director Gibson
- "America's Got Talent" judge alongside Tyra, Simon, Howie, and Heidi
- "America's Got Talent" judge alongside Heidi, Howie, and Simon
- "AGT" judge __ B
- '70s-'80s TV diner owner
- ''Producers'' name
- ____Lastman( Long serving Toronto mayor )
- ___ C, aka Sporty Spice
- ___ Blanc (man who provided the voice for Bugs Bunny)
- ___ B (Spice Girl who's now an "America's Got Talent" judge)
- ___ B (Scary Spice) or ___ C (Sporty Spice)
- ___ B ("America's Got Talent" judge)
- ___ B ("America's Got Talent" judge who had an on-air spat with Simon Cowell)
- Actor Brooks
- Brooks or Allen
- Country singer McDaniel
- Singer Tillis
- Bugs's voice
- Ott or Gibson
- Gibson, e.g.
- Actor Gibson or director Brooks
- Harris of "thirty-something"
- Funnyman Brooks
- McDaniel of C&W
- Oscar-winning Gibson
- Director Brooks who recently announced he wants to make "Spaceballs 2"
- Sportscaster Allen
- Football Hall-of-Famer Blount
- Danny's "Lethal" co-star
- "Braveheart" star Gibson
- Blanc who was the voice of Bugs Bunny
- With 104-Across, former voice of "This Week in Baseball"
- Either of two Spice Girls
- Football Hall-of-Famer Hein
- Spice Girl ___ B or C
- Brooks of "The Producers"
- Blount in the N.F.L. Hall of Fame
- Ott of the Polo Grounds
- Owner of Alice's restaurant
- Radio executive Karmazin
- Harris of Hollywood
- TV boss of Flo and Alice
- Blanc who voiced Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Porky Pig
- Brooks of comedy
- Gibson who was People magazine's first Sexiest Man Alive
- Famous-voiced Blanc
- ___ Blount in the Football Hall of Fame
- Tillis who sang "I Ain't Never"
- Brooks of Broadway
- Alice's sitcom boss
- Ott of the Giants
- Honey, in prescriptions
- TV diner owner
- Gibson of "Braveheart" and "The Patriot"
- Blanc who voiced Porky Pig
- ___ B or ___ C of the Spice Girls
- Florida senator Martinez
- Ferrer of "Lili"
- Former Yankee pitcher and coach Stottlemyre
- Brooks or Blanc
- TV diner employer of 9-Down
- Man's name that's Latin for "honey"
- Gibson of "The Beaver"
- "The Producers" producer Brooks
- Sitcom cook who said "Stow it!"
- Tillis or TormГ©
- Gibson or Brooks
- Allen of play-by-play
- TV diner boss
- Blanc or Brooks
- Singer TormГ©
- Brooks who has won an Oscar, Emmy, Grammy and Tony
- "Alice" diner owner
- With 67-Down, Polo Grounds star
- ___ Blanc, the so-called "Man of 1,000 Voices"
- With 49-Down, singer with the autobiography "It Wasn't All Velvet"
- Brooks of "Spaceballs"
- Slugger's first name
- Krusty's sidekick on "The Simpsons"
- Former Florida senator Martinez
- Blanc who voiced Daffy Duck
- Country singer Tillis
- Comical Brooks
- Gibson who directed "The Passion of the Christ"
- Former senator and R.N.C. head Martinez
- Brooks or Ferrer
- Torme or Tillis
- Actor Ferrer
- Alice's boss on TV
- Brooks or Tillis
- Blanc of many voices
- Diner man of TV
- Honey, in pharmacy
- Allen or Brooks
- Comedian Brooks who voiced Einstein in "Mr. Peabody & Sherman"
- Ferrer or Brooks
- Tillis or Gibson
- Unit of tone pitch
- Alice's boss on "Alice"
- N.F.L.'s Blount
- Pam Tillis's pop
- Ott or Brooks
- Ferrer or Tillis
- Ferrer or Allen
- Ott or Tormé
- Ferrer or Tormé
- Brooks or Ott
- Ott of Polo Grounds fame
- Announcer Allen
- Film producer Brooks
- Brooks of films
- Brooks of filmdom
- Allen or Torme
- Owner of Alice's workplace
- "This Week in Baseball" host Allen
- Tormé or Ferrer
- Allen or Ott
- Ott or Lastman
- Ott or Allen
- Alice's TV boss
- Tormé or Brooks
- Horace's honey
- Girl’s name
- Singer Tormé
- Cooperstown name
- Boy or girl's name
- "Spaceballs" director Brooks
- Gibson of Hollywood
- Tillis or Tormé
- Bugs' voice
- Brooks or Gibson on the screen
- Voice of Bugs and Daffy
- Cartoon voice Blanc
- Brooks of Hollywood
- "Young Frankenstein" director Brooks
- Old-schooler Tillis
- Jodie's costar in "The Beaver"
- Brooks from Brooklyn
- Blanc with many voices
- B or C of the Spice Girls
- "Blazing Saddles" director Brooks
- Tillis of country
- Mad Max portrayer Gibson
- Jazz singer Torme
- Filmmaker Brooks
- Brooks behind "Blazing Saddles"
- "Hacksaw Ridge" director Gibson
- Voice of Bugs, Daffy, Porky et al
- Mr. Gibson
- Longtime Yankees announcer Allen
- Gibson of film
- Gene's "Young Frankenstein" director
- Funny Brooks
- Director Gibson
- Diner owner of TV
- Danny's "Lethal Weapon" co-star
- Comedy director Brooks
- Brooks who directed "The Producers"
- Brooks in Hollywood
- Blount in the NFL Hall of Fame
- A Gibson
- Zany Brooks
- Voice of Sylvester
- Voice man Blanc
- Voice legend Blanc
- Voice actor Blanc
- Unisex name
- The Velvet Fog's first name
- Swingin' Torme
- Stuttering singer Tillis
- Steelers great Blount
- Slugger Ott
- Sitcom diner owner
- Qantas hub letters
- Owner of a sitcom diner
- Oscar-winning director Gibson
- Mr. Torme
- Mr. Brooks
- Lastman, for one
- Harris or Torme
- Gibson or Torme
- Gibson of "What Women Want"
- Gibson of "Lethal Weapon" movies
- Gibson of ''What Women Want''
- Gibson behind "Passion of the Christ"
- Funny man Brooks
- Flo and Alice's boss
- First name of the "Velvet Fog"
- Filmmaker Gibson
- Ex-Giant Ott
- EGOT winner Brooks
- Danny's frequent co-star
- Crooner Tormé
- Brooks, nee Kaminsky
- Brooks with an EGOT
- Brooks whose musical "The Producers" won 12 Tonys
- Brooks who directed "Blazing Saddles"
- Brooks of spoof movies
- Brooks of "High Anxiety"
- Brooks of "Blazing Saddles"
- Boss of Flo, Alice and Vera
- Blanc who was the voice of Porky Pig
- Blanc who voiced the Tasmanian Devil
- Blanc who voiced many a toon
- Blanc or Gibson
- Blanc of cartoons
- Blanc of cartoon voices
- Allen or Blanc
- Alice's employer
- Actor/director Gibson
- Actor ____ Gibson
- "The Producers" screenwriter Brooks
- "The Producers" director Brooks
- "The Producers" (1968) director Brooks
- "Silent Movie" director Brooks
- "Coca Cola Cowboy" singer Tillis
- "America's Got Talent" judge ___ B
- ____ Gibson of "Braveheart"
- Yogurt in "Spaceballs"
- With 71D, voice legend of cartoons
- Voicer of Sylvester
- Voiceover artist Blanc
- Voicemaster Blanc
- Voice-actor Blanc
- Voice of Tweety and Daffy
- Voice of Pepé and Daffy
- Voice of Daffy and Porky
- Voice of Daffy and Bugs
- Voice of Daffy
- Voice of Barney on "The Flintstones"
- Voice artist Blanc
Wikipedia
Mel, Mels or MEL may refer to:
Mel can be the abbreviated version of the given names Melvyn, Melvin, Melanie, Melina, Melinda, Melissa, Melody, Melitta, Melchior or Melville. It is also a standalone name from the Gaelic Maol, meaning bald; this was used to refer to tonsured men to mean servant, as in "Maol-Iosa" - Servant of Jesus.
Mel is a 1998 film directed by Joey Travolta, starring Ernest Borgnine, Julie Hagerty and Greg Evigan.
Mel is a studio album by Brazilian singer Maria Bethânia, released in 1979.
Mel is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Mele Mel (born Melvin Glover in 1961), hip-hop musician and songwriter
- Pepe Mel (born 1963), Spanish retired footballer and current manager of Real Betis
- Ashantha de Mel (born 1959), Sri Lankan former cricketer
- Henry De Mel (1877–1936), Ceylonese industrialist and politician
- Lakdasa De Mel, first Bishop of Kurunegala, Sri Lanka, and son of Henry De Mel
- Ronnie de Mel, Sri Lankan politician and civil servant
- Royce de Mel, first Sri Lankan commander of the Sri Lanka Navy
- Ruby de Mel (died 2004), Sri Lankan actress
- Samantha de Mel (born 1965), Sri Lankan-born Italian former cricketer
- Rinaldo del Mel (probably 1554 – c. 1598), Franco-Flemish composer
Usage examples of "mel".
Over the next few days, Ronnie Bucca and Mel Hazel treated the Refai investigation like a federal case.
Mel was the eschatological counselor of the Cozzano clan, drafter of wills, executor of estates, godfather of children, and if the whole world turned to decadence and strife one day and civilization collapsed, and Dad were trapped on a hilltop surrounded by the heathen, Mel would shoot himself in the head so that Dad could use his corpse as a rampart.
She glanced around, at Paitor and the captain, at Dyk and Khat and Mel.
Seeli only nodded and pointed at the empty chair between Mel and Paitor, which seat Khat took with a fair amount of trepidation.
Mel walked onto the executive mezzanine which ran the length of the main terminal building.
Few among the eighty thousand or so air travelers who thronged the terminal daily ever glanced up at the executive mezzanine, and fewer still were aware of Mel tonight, high above them, looking down.
Still amused, Mel turned away from the mezzanine rail and headed for the staff elevator.
Mel spoke again, shortly, and then Siron for some while, a dignified pleading, mixed with some anger and much grief, until Mel cut her short with one flat sentence.
Mel heard it she might be hurt, and she gave the humourist a second, frowning look.
After four childless years of marriage Ruth and Mel have become procreative partisans in the clash between will and womb.
Mel gave a little gasp and looked quickly down at her left foot, small, neat, sandled in soft leather.
Her comment was brief, but scatological and she glared at Mel as Jack took the opportunity to retreat, tugging at his tie as he disappeared inside.
As Mel raised her eyes to heaven and breathed in the warm scent of the tropical night folding itself about her, alive with the stridulating of a million unseen tiny insects singing in the darkness, she did at last manage a smile.
Mel Cooper had just spoken with, William Ashberry, the director of the foundation and a senior executive at Sanford Bank and Trust, which owned the nonprofit organization.
Then me, Denster, and Elana spend the hours before dawn filling mail packages with audiocassettes, paper printouts, disks, and Mel seals.