Crossword clues for names
names
- Ben and Jerry, e.g
- What enemies might call each other
- These will never hurt you
- Roster listing
- Puts a finger on
- Proper nouns
- Mentions specifically
- Frequent index items
- First things half of all newlyweds change?
- Directory entries
- Adam and Eve, for two
- A-list items
- When repeated, squeals
- When repeated, spills the beans
- When repeated, gets specific, as an informer
- What Rudolph used to be called
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial inscriptions
- V. I. P.’s
- Things called in roll call
- They're usually given at birth
- They're used to call people?
- They're often called out in alphabetical order in a roll call
- They're given to newborns
- They're alphabetized in address books
- They may be redacted in classified documents
- Some people drop them
- Roster entries
- Roster data
- Preoccupation of parents-to-be
- Preoccupation for expecting parents
- Popular rocker might forget a few
- Phone-book listings
- Phone directory listings
- Petitions additions
- Personal things that are proper
- Options for the expecting
- Onomastician's study
- Newborns' acquisitions
- Mary, Jerry, and Harry, for example
- Marriages may change some
- Listing on a roster
- John, Paul, George and Ringo
- Jack, Jayden and Julie
- It's not nice to call them
- Good managers remember these
- Film credits display
- Elvis and Presley
- Elements of a roll call
- Eb and Flo, e.g
- Demand from a police interrogator
- Dave Pirner album "Faces and ___"
- Dave Pirner "Faces and ___"
- Dave Pirner "Faces & ___"
- Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young
- Contact list contents
- Choices for new parents
- Choices for expectant parents
- Back-of-uniform words
- Alvin, Simon and Theodore
- Aliases are fake ones
- Adam and Eve
- "___ can never hurt me"
- Finger-points, when said twice
- Onomastics study
- They're found on gift tags
- Nominates
- Fingers
- Pins down
- Directory listings
- Blabs, when doubled
- April and June
- Adam and Eve, e.g
- When repeated, tells all
- When repeated, is specific
- Directory contents
- Demand from the House Un-American Activities Committee
- Famous people
- Starts of 17- and 55-Across, and 11- and 29-Down, impolitely
- See 41-Across
- Mailing list items
- Specifies, as a person
- Stray animals don't have them
- When doubled, sings
- When doubled, what a rat does
- April, May and June, e.g.
- May and June, but not July
- When doubled, gets specific
- When repeated, identifies people
- Celebs
- Handles
- Andrea, Carla and Michael
- Focus of onomastics
- April, May and June, for example
- Verbal abuse
- A crude substitute for argument
- Peter, Paul and Mary
- Dubs
- Identifies
- Appoints
- Monikers
- Onomasticon's contents
- Contents of an onomasticon
- Designates
- Theme of this puzzle
- Tom, Dick and Harry, e.g
- Listings in a directory
- Scorecard entries
- Calls sailor over after first article's dropped
- Same novel under new titles
- Lloyd's investors
- Labels men as fickle
- This person in hospital sent up labels
- Romeo and Juliet, e.g
- Points the finger at
- Points a finger at
- Tom, Dick, and Harry
- Thelma and Louise, e.g
- Reels off
- William and Mary, e.g
- Phone book listings
- New parents' choices
- Gives a title to
- Directory listing
Wiktionary
WordNet
names
n. verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument [syn: name calling]
Wikipedia
Names (disambiguation)
Names are words or terms used for identification.
Names may also refer to:
- The Names (band), a post-punk band from Brussels (Belgium)
- The Names (novel) is the seventh novel written by the American novelist Don DeLillo
- Names (EP), by Johnny Foreigner
- Names Hill, a bluff on the Green River in Wyoming, United States
- The infernal names, biblical anti-figures in LaVeyan Satanism
- "Names", a song from Cat Power's album You Are Free
Names (EP)
Names, is a three-track EP by British indie rock band Johnny Foreigner. It is the first Johnny Foreigner record to feature Lewes Herriot. It was released on longtime home label Alcopop! Records except in the USA where it was released through Chicago-based record label Swerp Records in November 2012. The US version contains an alternative track-listing to Alcopop! release.