Crossword clues for smee
smee
- Jolly Roger figure
- Hook's lieutenant
- Hook's ally
- Hook's aide
- Hook's "right-hook" man
- Hook confederate
- Captain Hook's underling
- Captain Hook's toady
- Captain Hook's pal
- Barrie character
- Baddie created by Barrie
- "Jolly Roger" hand
- "Jolly Roger" crewman
- "Hook" character
- U.S. duck
- Tinker Bell capturer
- Spectacled pirate of fiction
- Spectacled bo's'n of fiction
- Sidekick in "Return to Never Land"
- Shipmate of Starkey
- Right-hook man in "Peter Pan"?
- Portly Jolly Roger pirate
- Pirate sidekick
- Pirate shipmate of Starkey
- Pirate on the Jolly Roger
- Pirate of fiction
- Pirate in "Hook"
- Pirate in 'Peter Pan'
- Pirate aboard literature's Jolly Roger
- Peter Pan baddie
- Pan pursuer
- Pal of Hook
- One of Wendy's captors
- One of the pirates in "Peter Pan."
- One of Captain Hook's band
- Neverpedia calls him "oddly genial"
- Neverland underling
- Neverland sidekick
- Neverland henchman
- Neverland hand
- Mr. ___ ("Peter Pan" character)
- Member of Hook's band
- Jolly Roger sidekick
- Jolly Roger mate
- Jolly Roger hand
- Jolly Roger boatswain
- Irish bosun of literature
- Irish bo'sun of Brit lit
- Inept fictional underling
- Hoskins's "Hook" role
- Hoskins' "Hook" role
- Hook's schnook
- Hook's pal
- Hook's #1
- Hook's "right-hook man"
- Hook supporter
- Hook sidekick
- Hook companion
- Hook cohort
- Hook associate
- Henchman of Hook
- Henchman in 'Peter Pan'
- Henchman helping Hook
- Henchman created by J.M. Barrie
- Henchman abetting Hook
- He calls his cutlass Johnny Corkscrew
- He called his cutlass "Johnny Corkscrew"
- Hand on the Jolly Roger
- Hand for Hook
- Genial pirate
- First mate aboard the Jolly Roger
- Disney toon pirate
- Disney henchman with long, white sideburns
- Crook with Hook in a children's book
- Crook with Hook
- Character in Geraldine McCaughrean's novel "Peter Pan in Scarlet"
- Captain Hook's schnook
- Captain Hook's right hand
- Captain Hook's minion
- Captain Hook's cohort
- Captain Hook's "Peter Pan" helper
- Captain Hook aide
- Bosun in a Barrie play
- Bosun first seen in 1904
- Bob Hoskins's role in 1991's "Hook"
- Bob Hoskins's "Hook" role
- Bob Hoskins role in "Hook"
- Bespectacled pirate in "Peter Pan"
- Bespectacled Pan pursuer
- Barrie's nonconformist pirate
- Barrie henchman
- Barrie bo's'n
- Adeel Akhtar's role in the upcoming "Pan"
- A ''Peter Pan'' meanie
- "Return to Never Land" pirate
- "Pirate Song" singer in a musical
- "Peter Pan" sidekick
- "Peter Pan" nasty
- "Peter Pan" first mate who looks like a fat Keebler elf
- "Peter Pan" baddie
- "Peter Pan "pirate
- "Peter and the Starcatchers" character
- "I give you the steel-handed stingray, Captain James Hook!" speaker
- "Hook" villain
- "Hook" pirate
- "Finding Neverland" role
- 'Peter Pan' pirate
- 'Peter Pan' character
- 'Hook' role
- 'Hook' pirate
- Hook's henchman
- Bob Hoskins in "Hook"
- "Peter Pan" character
- Captain Hook's assistant
- Captain Hook's sidekick
- Bob Hoskins's role in "Hook"
- Fictional pirate often addressed as "Mr."
- "Peter Pan" pirate
- Hook's mate
- Capt. Hook's companion
- Jolly Roger crewman
- Barrie baddie
- Mr. ___ of "Peter Pan"
- Captain Hook's helper
- Barrie pirate
- "Peter Pan" role
- Hoskins role in "Hook"
- "Peter Pan" man
- Bob Hoskins role of 1991
- Hoskins's role in "Hook"
- Barrie buccaneer
- Capt. Hook's sidekick
- Barrie bad guy
- Hook hand?
- J. M. Barrie pirate
- Captain Hook's henchman
- Fictional sailor
- Hook's underling
- Hook go-with?
- Captain Hook's mate in "Peter Pan"
- Disney pirate, 1953
- Right-hand man for a man with no right hand
- Portly pirate
- Hook's right-hand man
- Barrie's "oddly genial man"
- Literary pirate
- "Luff, you lubber" speaker of literature
- Peter Pan pursuer
- Hook accompanier
- Storybook pirate
- Hook helper
- Crewman on the Jolly Roger
- Role in "Hook"
- "Return to Never Land" role
- Hook's hand
- Jolly Roger pirate
- Captain Hook's right hand, so to speak
- Mr. of "Peter Pan"
- Captain Hook henchman
- "Hook" role
- "Man who stabbed, so to speak, without offence," in a 1911 novel
- "Peter Pan" buccaneer
- Pirate's mate, in literature and film
- Bo'sun for Captain Hook
- Pintail duck
- Pochard
- Pan foe
- River duck
- Hook henchman
- Peter Pan adversary
- Widgeon
- Hook's cohort
- Capt. Hook's toady
- Diving duck
- A foe of Peter Pan
- Never Never Land dweller
- Character hooked up with Hook
- Duck or fictional pirate
- A Peter Pan foe
- Hook's sidekick
- Hook's first mate
- J. M. Barrie role
- Capt. Hook's henchman
- A foe of Pan
- One of Pan's foes
- Duck unusual sexual practices, extreme (extremely!)?
- Duck out of kinky sex and drugs
- Duck appears from the east without its head
- Kind of duck
- Hook's right hand man
- Hook's helper
- ''Peter Pan'' pirate
- Neverland pirate
- Barrie's bosun
- One of Hook's gang
- "Peter Pan" henchman
- Hook's assistant
- Hook underling
- Captain Hook's right-hand man
- Captain Hook's aide
- Hook's minion
- Hook's ''right-hook'' man
- Peter Pan role
- Mate on the Jolly Roger
- Hook's toady
- Hook partner
- Captain Hook's first mate
- Captain Hook subordinate
- Captain Hook associate
- Barrie villain
- "Hook" sidekick
- ''Peter Pan'' character
- ''Peter Pan'' baddie
- Right-hook man?
- Pirate in "Peter Pan."
- Peter Pan's pursuer's peon
- Peter Pan pirate
- Neverland bad guy
- Member of Hook's crew
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
smee
"pintail duck," 1660s, reduced from earlier smeath (1620s), probably from Middle Dutch smeente.
Wiktionary
smee
n. The pintail, wigeon, pochard, or smew.
Wikipedia
Smee (disambiguation)
Smee may refer to:
- Anthony Smee, English theatre producer and actor
- Phil Smee, English music journalist and album cover designer
- Sebastian Smee, Australian arts critic for The Boston Globe
- Mr. Smee, character in J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan novels
Usage examples of "smee".
Hauptfuhrer and Vern Feck were explaining something about gapangle blocking to Dennis Smee.
He rose out of it into the arms of Cecco, who flung him to Smee, who flung him to Starkey, who flung him to Bill Jukes, who flung him to Noodler, and so he was tossed from one to another till he fell at the feet of the black pirate.
Moving on the ground, Centrex picked up three, eight, nine, then lost four on a good tackle by Dennis Smee who went spinning off a block and hit the ballcarrier very hard around the midsection as he hesitated while bellying out on a sweep.
Barney Smee had no difficulty in understanding the silver-haired investor who called himself Richards and had a driving licence to prove it.