Crossword clues for rays
rays
- Tampa team
- Tampa Bay players
- Tampa Bay baseballers
- Tampa Bay ___ baseball team
- Tampa baseball team
- Sun set
- Starfish's arms
- Some pancake-like fish
- Some are ultraviolet
- Sea-bottom fish
- One of eight teams that never won a World Series
- Ocean-bottom fishes
- Metaphor for hope
- Measures of hope
- Florida major leaguers
- Drops of golden sun?
- Daisy features
- Charles and Leonard
- Charles and Bolger
- Beach-goer's catch
- Basker's beams
- Arms of a starfish
- X and beta
- What sunbathers catch
- What sunbathers 'catch'
- What beachgoers catch
- Tropicana Field MLB team
- They're often caught while wearing little clothing
- They're often caught near the water
- They're caught on sunny days
- They're caught by sunbathers
- They come from the sun
- Team across the state from the Marlins
- Tampa's team
- Sunshine, essentially
- Sunshine units
- Sunny bunch
- Sun output
- Sun emanations
- Sun beams
- Stinging swimmers
- Southernmost team in the American League
- Something to catch on hot days
- Some catch them on a beach
- Some are caught at the beach
- Solar products
- Solar output
- Shafts of sunlight
- Romano and Milland
- Ocean-bottom fish
- Narrow beams
- Milland et al
- Milland and Charles
- Messrs. Bolger and Robinson
- Manzarek and Davies
- Major League Baseball team from Tampa Bay
- Liotta et al
- Lines in geometry
- Light shafts
- Light portions
- Infrared and gamma
- Hope, metaphorically
- Florida nine
- Florida baseball team
- Flat-bodied fishes
- Fish with wing-shaped fins and long tails
- Dangerous ocean dwellers
- Citrus Series competitors
- Charles and Stevens
- Charles and Lamontagne
- Charles and Bradbury
- Certain fish
- Caught on beach after tour
- Catch some at the beach
- Bits of sunshine
- Bits of light
- Beams that are light
- Beams — fish
- Basker's delight
- Aldo and others
- Aldo and Johnny
- 2020 World Series runners-up
- 2008 World Series virgins
- 2008 World Series losers
- 2008 American League champs
- Leonard and Charles
- Skates in water
- Sunbeams
- Catch some ___
- Beams of light
- They may be caught at the shore
- They may be cosmic
- Whip-tailed swimmers
- Tanners catch them
- They're caught on beaches
- They can't be caught indoors
- They're often caught lying down
- They can be caught on the beach
- Suntanners catch them
- Marine fish
- They may be caught at the beach ... or out at sea
- They can be caught at the beach
- Skates, e.g
- Some stingers
- They're caught at the shore
- They're soaked up at the beach
- Sunbathers catch them
- You can catch them on a beach
- Solar emissions
- Beachgoers catch them
- They may be caught on a beach
- Tampa Bay team playing in this puzzle's longest answers?
- You may catch them on a boat, in two different ways
- Travelers at the speed of light
- Tropicana Field team
- Tampa Bay ballplayers
- Fish that are flat and wide
- Florida pro team
- They may be soaked up
- Alpha and beta
- Mantas, e.g
- Bather's catch
- Thornbacks
- Alpha, beta and gamma
- Sol's output
- Traces of hope
- Milland and Bolger
- X followers
- Solar warmers
- Guitarfish
- Sun's output
- Johnny and Johnnie
- Beta and gamma
- Starfish arms
- Light lines
- Gamma and violet
- Sting and X
- Tanner's catch
- Milland and Eberle
- Solar offerings
- Particle streams
- Man's getting sunshine maybe
- Set up broadcast flashes
- Flat fish
- Audibly demolish fish
- Light beams
- Rose regularly, always welcomed light
- Reportedly increase height of beams
- Beams; fish
- Laser output
- They're caught at the beach
- 2008 World Series runner-ups
- Tampa Bay baseball team
- Sunshine, slangily
- Red Sox rivals
- Light units
- Bottom-feeding fish
- They're caught on the beach
- Tampa Bay squad
- Shafts of light
- Flashlight output
- Columns of light
- Bits of sunlight
- Beams of sunlight
- You can catch them at the beach
- Things caught on the beach
- They're caught at beaches
- They may be caught in the summer
- Tampa's baseball team
Wiktionary
n. (plural of ray English)
Wikipedia
Rays is an album by Michael Nesmith, originally released in a limited edition of 100 in November 2005, then later released in an unlimited edition in April 2006. Nesmith described the album as a cinematic journey of sound with elements of swing, jazz and instrumental funk that forms what he calls "New Century Modern".
The album cover is a comic strip drawn by Drew Friedman and features Nesmith "driving" through five stages of his life with a quest to looking to fill his "appetite": 1) His earlier career in The Monkees, where he is seen driving a Pontiac GTO and wearing his signature knit-cap; 2) His career as the frontman of the First National Band, driving a Jeep; 3) His Elephant Parts-era career, where he is seen driving a pink Cadillac (referring to his song, Eldorado to the Moon); 4) His later life as an author, entrepreneur and philanthropist, driving a Rolls Royce and asking, "where am I?"; 5) And in the center of the cartoon, Nesmith is sitting peacefully under a tree on a hill, content with himself, stating, "suddenly, I’m not as hungry as I’d thought".
Usage examples of "rays".
Martin knew he had to get more X rays and a new CAT scan on Lisa Marino.
Even fifth-order rays would require a millionth of a second or so to set the course.
For four years the two men had been working on a program to enable a computer to read skull X rays, replacing the radiologist.
Since the problems of interpreting skull X rays were essentially the same as interpreting other X rays, the program would be eventually adaptable to the entire field of radiology.
He'd seen her briefly twice before when she was having her preoperative X rays, and Philips was shocked how different she looked now.
What you have to do now is run the program against as many skull X rays as you can find that you have read in the past.
The two doctors directed their interest to the series of X rays that lined the back walls.
Newman came back from studying the X rays and positioned Lisa's shaved head.
The resident crossed his gloved hands on his chest, and walked over to study the X rays arranged on the view box.
Normally the chief technician didn't leave the department to take X rays, but Philips had asked him to attend personally to Mannerheim just to avoid any trouble.
He put the X rays up on the viewer, aware that Mannerheim had seen him.
Philips, would you mind taking yourself and your X rays out of here so that we can finish the operation?
Philips activated his alternator and X rays flashed by on the screen until he found Lisa Marino's angiogram study.
Like the first one, the report was very complete, and to Philips' delight, the computer again described the density variation and recommended more X rays from different angles as well as another CAT scan.
A few of Lisa Marino's X rays slipped out from under the retaining clips and fell from the viewer screen.