Crossword clues for ritz
ritz
- Crackerfuls brand
- Cracker or hotel name
- Cracker or hotel
- "Puttin' on the ---" (Berlin classic)
- "Puttin' on the ---"
- Upscale hotel
- Taco "Puttin' On the ___"
- Swiss hotelier, who founded an international chain, d. 1918
- Swanky display
- Swank London hotel
- Snub, so to speak
- Simply Socials maker
- Round cracker made by Nabisco
- Round cracker brand
- Puttin' on the ____
- Put on the ___
- Posh-sounding cracker brand
- Posh place to stay
- Posh Paris hotel
- Posh London hotel
- Posh elegance
- Popular hotel
- Piccadilly hotel
- Paris hotelier
- Ostentatious luxury
- Name linked to fancy living
- Name in crackers or accommodations
- Name in crackers and hotels
- Nabisco's round cracker
- Nabisco cracker since 1934
- Last name of a team of comedic brothers
- Hotelier César
- Hotel name of fame
- Hotel chain named for founder César
- Gerry ____ Agriculture Minister in 2007
- Fancy hotel after which an adjective was coined
- Famed hotel
- Epitome of luxury, with "the"
- Elegant hotel name
- Cracker with scalloped edges
- Cracker with many possible toppings
- Cracker that is the "apple" in an 80-year-old mock apple pie recipe
- Cracker introduced in 1934
- Cracker introduced in 1933
- Cracker in many recipes
- Cracker from Nabisco
- Cracker brand with Whole Wheat and Roasted Vegetable varieties
- Cracker brand with a "Crisp & Thins" line
- Classic Nabisco cracker
- Classic hotel or cracker name
- Circular cracker
- César of fancy hotels [subscribe to great weekly puzzles at avxwords.com]
- Buttery cracker
- Big cracker brand
- Berlin's "Puttin' on the ___"
- Al Harry or Jimmy
- 1975 Rita Moreno play, with The
- "The Diamond as Big as the ___" (Fitzgerald story)
- "Puttin' on the ___" (Berlin tune)
- "Puttin' on the ________"
- ___-Carlton (Marriott subsidiary)
- ___-Carlton (fancy hotel)
- ___ Bits (sandwich cracker brand name)
- ___ Bits (brand of cracker sandwich)
- __ Bits: cracker sandwiches
- _____ Brothers (old film slapstick team)
- "Puttin' on the ___" (Berlin classic)
- Nabisco cracker brand
- Big name in hotels and crackers
- Nabisco brand
- Ostentatious display of elegance
- Cracker name since 1934
- Popular cracker brand
- Cracker brand named after a hotel
- Luxuriousness
- Classic hotel name synonymous with luxury
- Extravagant display
- Prestigious London hotel
- Brand of munchables
- Town House alternative
- Big name in hotels or crackers
- Big name in crackers
- "Puttin' on the ___" (song that's performed in "Young Frankenstein")
- Classic theater name
- Luxury hotel name
- Alternative to Premium
- Luxury hotel in London's Piccadilly district, with "the"
- Scallop-edged cracker
- Hotel name synonymous with poshness
- Swiss hotelier who created a chain of elegant hotels (1850-1918)
- (informal) an ostentatiously elegant hotel
- Name in luxury hotels
- Hi-Ho competitor
- Founder of sumptuous hotels
- Swiss owner of a posh hotel
- ___ Brothers of comedic fame
- The nouveaux riches put it on
- Harry, Jimmy or Al
- Comedy team of brothers
- Swiss hotelier, creator of a chain of elegant hotels, d. 1918
- Hotelier, last character to follow instruction to slow down?
- Hotelier who’d generate special quality in right zone
- Hotel needs legal documents for hearing
- Luxurious hotel
- Legal documents, reportedly, for Swiss hotelier
- Posh hotel
- It's very expensive to get legal papers heard
- The Diamond as Big as the ___(F. Scott Fitzgerald)
- Showy display
- Show of wealth
- Nabisco bestseller
- Cracker with seven holes
- 'Puttin' on the --'
- ___-Carlton (hotel chain)
- Fancy hotel name
- Cracker with a scalloped edge
- Classic cracker brand
- Cheese holder
- ''Puttin' on the ___'' (Berlin classic)
- ___-Carlton (upscale hotel chain)
- Ubiquitous biscuit
- Triscuit alternative
- Town House crackers alternative
- Palatial Paris hotel
- Luxury hotel brand
- Hotel or cracker name
- Hors d'oeuvre cracker
- High-end hotel
- Hi Ho lookalike
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"high quality, superiority," 1910 (Ritzian, adj., is attested by 1908), in reference to the luxurious Ritz hotels in New York, London, Paris, etc., commemorating Swiss hotelier César Ritz (1850-1918). To put on the ritz "assume an air of superiority" is recorded from 1926. A verb ritz "to behave haughtily" is recorded from 1911.
Wiktionary
n. {{context|informal|usually preceded by (term the English)|lang=en}} A display of ostentatious elegance.
Wikipedia
Ritz or The Ritz may refer to:
Ritz is a lunar impact crater that is located on the far side of the Moon, just beyond the eastern limb. This portion of the lunar surface is sometimes brought into view of the Earth under favorable conditions of libration and sunlight. The crater lies to the northwest of the prominent crater Sklodowska.
This is a heavily worn and eroded crater formation that has not retained much of its original structure. The outer rim is an irregular circular ridge that surrounds the interior floor. There are a pair of small craterlets in the western part of the interior. The satellite crater Ritz B is nearly attached to the northeastern outer rim.
The Ritz is a historic theater in the 6th Street district in Austin, Texas. The building's history includes use as a movie theater, music hall, club, and comedy house. It reopened after renovations in fall 2007 as the new downtown location for the Alamo Drafthouse.
Usage examples of "ritz".
Ritz in deepest dejection, for he already saw himself sitting alone in the evening thinking and thinking and gnawing on his slate pencil, while Sally and Edi could pursue their merry entertainments.
It was only a little while before, that Edi and Ritz had arrived home panting for breath.
Ritz had the greatest respect for Edi, for although the latter was only a little older, yet he was already in the fourth class, and he himself was only in the second, and in history Edi knew more than the scholars in the fifth and some in the sixth class.
Ritz somewhat indistinctly, and soon after he took such deep breaths that Edi knew what was going on.
While Auntie was pushing and shaking the sleepy Ritz, Edi had tried several times to get near her, but she had always escaped him.
Ritz and Edi were shoved into their room, the light put on the table, the door was closed, and away went Auntie.
Ritz and Edi, seemed to her a degrading of their names and an injustice to her favorites.
At the noon meal Ritz related faithfully all that had happened in school: for now, since Sally and even Edi had received home-tasks, he found that to be more remarkable than sorrowful.
Sally came out of their house door, and behind them quiet, devout Edi and Ritz with hymn-books under their arms.
When Saturday came and the sun was shining brightly in the sky, then the whole company in joyous mood left the parsonage, Sally and Erick ahead, Ritz and Edi following.
She now called to Edi, and he came running with Ritz, and all three called together for Erick, but in vain.
At this conjecture which, only now after she had uttered it, Sally saw plainly, she began to weep and sob piteously, while Edi took Ritz by the hand and ran toward home as quickly as possible.
So far Ritz and Edi had kept very quiet, each busy with his own occupation.
Ritz and Edi ran with much delight and noise down the stairs to seat themselves proudly in the coach, and thus drive to the inn, where both must tell to the guests present, who had changed their consultation place from the church to the inn, what they knew of the strange gentleman.
For Erick had not forgotten that Edi intended to sail around the whole world, and that Ritz too wanted to be something on the sea.