Crossword clues for shea
shea
- Piazza place
- Onetime Queens stadium
- Old Mets home
- NL park until 2009
- NL park
- NFL Stadium
- New York Mets' home
- National League East stadium
- N.Y. attraction at least 81 days per year
- Mets' old home
- Mets' former stadium
- Mets' former ballpark
- Jets' venue, once
- Home of a 1969 "miracle"
- Former stadium in Queens
- Former New York stadium where the Mets played
- Former New York stadium
- Former Big Apple ballpark
- Flushing place
- Flushing park
- First park with a Home Run Apple
- Enormous structure in Queens
- Citi Field will replace it
- Certain stadium
- Big place in New York
- Ballpark since '64
- Ballpark near LaGuardia Airport
- Ballpark from 1964-2008
- 1964 All-Star Game site
- ___ butter (lotion ingredient)
- __ butter: organic moisturizer
- Yankees' home in 1974-'75
- World Series site, 1969
- World Series site of 1969
- Where Willie Randolph goes to work
- Where Tom Seaver threw the ceremonial final pitch in 2008
- Where the Beatles opened their 1965 American tour
- Where the Beatles launched their 1965 North American tour
- Where the 2006 NLCS ended
- Where Springsteen's "Rising" tour concluded in 2003
- Where Gooden and Strawberry once performed
- Type of "butter" used in cosmetics
- Tree with an oil-rich seed
- Tree whose nuts yield butter
- Topical butter
- The Mets' stadium
- The Mets' home before Citi Field
- The Big Apple stadium
- The Beatles played there in August 1965
- Subway Series venue
- Subway Series stop
- Subway Series site
- Strawberry field, once
- Stadium where the Mets used to play
- Stadium where the Mets once met
- Stadium that was once home to the Mets and the Jets
- Stadium that used to be the home of the Mets
- Stadium really close to LaGuardia Airport
- Stadium on the 7 train
- Stadium near the Billie Jean King Tennis Center
- Stadium in N.Y
- Stadium for 2000's "Subway Series"
- Stadium dismantled in 2009
- Stadium demolished in 2008-09
- Sports mecca in Queens
- Soon-to-be-retired stadium
- Some grown men in New York play here
- Site of two 1982 concerts by the Who and six 1989 concerts by the Rolling Stones
- Site of the 1969 World Series victory
- Site of the 1964 All-Star Game
- Site of an August 1965 Beatles concert
- Site of a 2008 Billy Joel concert
- Site of a 1979 Mass by John Paul II
- Site of a 1969 "miracle"
- Site of a 1965 Beatles concert
- Seaver home once
- Recently dismantled stadium
- Queens landmark
- Queens diamond that wasn't forever
- Queens diamond
- Queens bench setting?
- Queens battleground
- Place for Mrs. Payton
- Onetime home to Mr. Met
- One-time Jets home
- Old New York stadium
- Old New York ballpark
- NYC stadium
- NYC Beatles concert venue of 1965
- New York stadium dismantled in 2009
- New York Jets home until 1983
- New York diamond setting
- New York City stadium
- National park until 2009?
- Namath's bailiwick
- N. Y. sports place
- Mr. Met's former stadium
- Moisturizing butter type
- Moisturizing butter
- Mets' venue before Citi Field
- Mets' playground
- Mets' old ballpark
- Mets' milieu
- Mets' home (1964-2008)
- Mets' former park
- Mets' bailiwick
- Mets home
- Met's playground
- Met's home
- Major League stadium
- La Guardia Airport's neighbor
- Kind of butter used in moisturizers
- Kind of butter used in cosmetics
- Jerry Manuel's workplace
- Its last World Series was in 2000
- Its field once had a Strawberry
- It went nuts on October 27, 1986
- It was completely destroyed 2/18/09
- Home field of the "Miracle Mets"
- From 1964 until 1983, where Jets met
- Former National League park
- Former Arthur Ashe Stadium neighbor
- Flushing site
- Flushing feature
- Flushing diamond
- Fat-yielding tree
- Famous stadium
- Eastern stadium
- Drag queen Coulee
- Dan Uggla hit the last home run there
- Cubs visit here
- Cosmetic butter type
- Colossal New York arena
- Citi Field, formerly
- Citi Field is scheduled to replace it in 2009
- Chipper Jones's son, named after a stadium his dad played well in
- Cardinals come here in the summer
- Cardinals are seen here
- Bygone New York stadium
- Bygone home of the Mets
- Butter-yielding tree
- Butter variety
- Butter used in cosmetics
- Butter used as moisturizer
- Butter type in moisturizers
- Butter tree
- Big-league park through 2008
- Big thing in New York
- Big Apple baseball venue
- Big Apple baseball stadium
- Baseball stadium currently in its final year
- Ballpark in Queens
- Ballpark demolished after the 2008 season
- Ballpark being retired after the 2008 season
- August 1965 venue for the Beatles
- Attorney with a stadium named after him
- African tree with oily nuts
- A 1986 World Series site
- 2006 NLCS venue
- 2000 World Series stadium
- 2000 World Series site
- 1969 "miracle" site
- 1965 Beatles concert venue
- 1965 Beatles concert stadium
- 1965 Beatlemania setting
- "Movies (And Other Things)" author Serrano
- "Butter" used in some lotions
- "___ Butter Baby" (Ari Lennox album)
- ________ butter, moisturizer
- ________ butter
- ___ Stadium (onetime home of the Mets)
- ___ Stadium (Mets' former home)
- ___ Stadium (1965 venue for The Beatles)
- ___ butter (soap ingredient)
- ___ butter (skin product)
- ___ butter (skin cream sometimes used as a cocoa butter substitute)
- ___ butter (moisturizing ingredient)
- ___ butter (lip balm ingredient)
- ___ butter (cosmetics ingredient)
- ___ Bridge (Citi Field feature)
- __ butter (cosmetics moisturizer)
- __ butter (cosmetics ingredient)
- Queens stadium name
- Actor John of "Missing"
- Where the Mets meet
- Mets Stadium, until 2008
- It seats 55,601
- 1973 World Series stadium
- Met home, once
- Stadium seating 55,601
- Where the 1986 World Series was won
- Where Dwight Gooden once pitched
- Park near Flushing Bay
- Queens park that opened 4/17/1964
- Stadium since 1964
- Flushing stadium
- Mets' home through 2008
- 1966 Beatles concert site
- Strawberry's field, once
- Where Mays wrapped up his career
- Where the Mets played
- Where to meet the Mets
- It erupted on October 27, 1986
- 1986 World Series stadium
- Stadium that seats 55,000+
- Where the 1986 World Series ended
- 1986 World Series site
- Valentine's place
- Stadium seen from the Van Wyck Expressway
- Polo Grounds replacement
- Flushing site?
- 2000 World Series locale
- 1997 Jackie Robinson commemoration site
- Flushing field
- 2000 World Series venue
- Queens place
- Queens's ___ Stadium
- Stadium near the Grand Central Parkway
- Long Island Railroad stop
- Home of a '69 "miracle"
- 1969 and 2000 World Series venue
- Attorney William after whom a stadium is named
- Where the Mets can be met
- Queens diamond holder
- Queens ball park
- Stadium near La Guardia
- Big Apple park
- Ballpark near La Guardia
- Park opened in 1964
- Queens plate setting
- View from New York's Grand Central Parkway
- Sports venue seen from the Grand Central Parkway
- Baseball park
- Sight from New York's Grand Central Parkway
- Home to the 29-Down
- Big Apple ballpark
- Where the 2000 World Series ended
- Ballpark near Ashe Stadium
- Bygone stadium
- Citi Field predecessor
- Seaver once called it home
- Jets used to be seen there
- Locale for four World Series
- Former home of the 64-Across
- New York stadium replaced by Citi Field
- Where the Beatles opened their 1965 North American tour
- Mets' ballpark until 2008
- Jets used to make touchdowns there
- Former home of the Mets
- Home to the 90-Down, once
- 2008 demolition target
- Old home for Mr. Met
- New York Jets home from 1964 to 1983
- Where the Mets once met
- Citi Field precursor
- Stadium demolished in 2009
- 1965 and 1966 concert site for this puzzle's subjects
- ___ butter (moisturizer)
- Stadium closed in 2008
- Where 24-Down began his managerial career
- Kind of butter used in lip gloss
- Mets' home before Citi Field
- Old home of the Mets and the Jets
- Jets' home
- African tree yielding butterlike fat
- Queens diamond locale
- Stadium in Queens
- Stadium near LaGuardia Airport
- Where Stengel once managed
- Where George Foster plays
- Young Seaver pitched here
- Home of the Mets and Jets, once
- Strawberry's patch, once
- Actor Farrell
- Jets' former home
- Its field once had a Strawberry (4)
- Where a Met may meet a Met
- Anagram for Ashe
- Strawberry patch?
- Type of butter
- Anagram of 18 Across
- Mets' place
- Stadium of note
- Foster home since 1982
- Where some N.L. pitchers wind up
- Diamond of Queens
- Mets milieu
- N.L. stadium
- 1969 World Series stadium
- Seaver's first baseball home
- Mets' playpen
- Jets' and Mets' home
- Neighbor of La Guardia
- Casey's spot, once
- Where Met meets Met
- N.Y. stadium
- La Guardia's neighbor
- It seats 55,300
- Met stadium
- Where Mazzilli menaces moundsmen
- Home of Torre's men
- Seaver's former turf
- Stengel's bailiwick, once
- Stadium for Mets
- N.Y.C. stadium
- Where Braves visit Mets
- Where Seaver once pitched
- Mets' territory
- Seaver's former bailiwick
- Seaver's old home
- Municipal stadium
- N. L. park
- Place seating more than 55,000
- Former home of the 64-Acr
- Sports stadium
- Former Mets stadium
- Mets' stadium
- Kind of butter used in skin care
- Ballpark figure?
- ____ butter
- Stadium replaced by Citi Field in 2009
- 2000 Subway Series stadium
- Citi Field forerunner
- Mets' old stadium
- Citi Field's forerunner
- __ butter (moisturizer ingredient)
- __ butter: cosmetic moisturizer
- The Mets' old home
- Butter source
- Big Apple stadium
- Subway Series locale
- Park in Queens
- National League park
- Mets' former home
- Subway series stadium, once
- Strawberry's field
- Stadium where Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game
- Queens diamond, once
- One place for New York fans
- NL stadium
- National League stadium
- N.L. East stadium
- N. Y. stadium
- Miracle Mets' stadium
- Citi Field replaced it
- Big venue for The Beatles
- ___ Stadium (former home of the Mets)
- ___ butter (moisturizer ingredient)
- Willie Stargell hit its first homer
- The Mets' stadium before Citi Field
- The Mets' former stadium
- The Mets once played there
- The last game there was played 9/28/2008
- Stadium to be replaced by Citi Field in 2009
- Stadium that hosted a 1965 Beatles concert
- Stadium retired in 2008
- Site of Buckner's blunder
- Site of a memorable Beatles concert
- Queens structure
- Queens diamond?
- Queens ballpark for 45 seasons
- Place to watch a game
- Place for New York fans
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. 1 A tree ((taxlink Vitellaria paradoxa species noshow=1)) indigenous to Africa, occurring in Mali, Cameroon, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Togo, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, Burkina Faso and Uganda. 2 The fruit of this tree, having a thin, tart, nutritious pulp that surrounds a relatively large, oil-rich seed.
Wikipedia
Shea may refer to:
- Shea Stadium, a demolished sports stadium in Queens, New York; former home of the New York Mets and New York Jets
-
shea tree (Vitellaria paradoxa, formerly Butyrospermum parkii), a tree indigenous to Africa
- shea butter or shea nut butter, a slightly greenish or ivory-colored natural fat extracted from fruit of the shea tree
- USS Shea (DM-30), a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer in the United States Navy; named for Lieutenant Commander John Joseph Shea
Usage examples of "shea".
The broad aisles of baobab and shea trees tangled and vanished, leaving the safari hacking its way among close-set, scaly doum-palms.
Caught between dizzying shock at their display of exhibitionism and the uncomfortable realization that it had aroused the hell out of her to be so publicly claimed, Shea wrenched her eyes away from the young stud to see Ryan lift his cum-soaked fingers to his mouth.
Pringle Hotel greeted Shea and Kole, ushering them away to their rooms.
It had been more than seventy years now since Shea and Flick Ohmsford had slipped from their home at the Shady Vale inn, barely escaping the monstrous winged Skull Bearer sent by the Warlock Lord to destroy them.
It was a good night to travel in the open, and Shea felt reassured by the idea that any searching emissaries of the Warlock Lord would have a very difficult time spotting them.
No amount of skill or woodlore seemed able to help them, and they might have died there if Shea, in desperation, had not discovered that he possessed the ability to invoke the power of the Elfstones given him by the Druid Allanonthe same Elfstones she carried now.
They came within one out of it last yearat Shea Stadium this was, against the Metsand then this guy named Bill Buckner who was playing first base let an easy grounder get through his wickets.
Shea was openly angered that Allanon had left without even a parting word, yet at the same time he began to experience a growing apprehension that he was no longer under the historian’s protective wing.
Panamon Creel, still angered, but now bewildered by the sudden appearance of this creature, lowered Shea to the earth abruptly and turned to face the strange newcomer.
Shea butter, almond oil, the scent of her was an intoxicating blend with something else she emitted….
Shea smeared aloe vera over her skin, then, working quickly, gathered tools, instruments, and ropes, arranging them in her truck.
Shea saw them ride in and reported to me at once and I went down to the saloon where they had bellied up to the bar.
Shea whirled around fearfully, his eyes instantly catching sight of the huge black object that rose slowly from the distant Vale-climbing like a great bird into the dimness of the morning sunrise in widening spirals.
Snapper's indignant response was to display a 9mm Glock (swiped from the glove box of an unmarked Coral Springs police car) and attempt to empty said weapon into Sunny Shea.
Ernie Shea is known to one and all as the Lucky Duck because around him the laws of probability turn to Silly Putty-which combined with his short stature explains and may even excuse an irascible sourpuss personality reminiscent of Daffy Duck.