Crossword clues for sons
sons
- Daughters' brothers
- Dads' lads
- Certain heirs
- Business partners, sometimes
- Boy babies
- All princes
- "Brady Bunch" threesome
- "All My __" (Miller play)
- "___ of the Pioneers"
- "___ and Lovers" (D. H. Lawrence novel)
- ___ of guns
- Word on Steinway pianos
- Word on Steinway decals
- Word on some family business signs
- Word in some business names
- TV trio
- Turgenev's "Fathers and __"
- Turgenev's "Fathers and ___"
- The Cyclopses, to Uranus
- The "S" in S. A. R
- Steinway and __
- Steinway & ___ (piano manufacturer)
- Steinway & ___
- Steinway & __ (piano company)
- Steinway & __
- Some scions
- Some principal heirs
- Some medical deliveries
- Some family tree members
- Sequel to ''The Good Earth''
- Second book of Pearl S. Buck's "Good Earth" trilogy
- Royal heirs
- Rothschild's pride
- Rocco and David, to Madonna
- Ricky and David, to Ozzie
- Princes, perforce
- Princes, for instance
- Prince Charles' two
- Peyton and Eli Manning, to Archie Manning
- Part of a family business title
- Offspring, often
- Offspring in blue
- Native ___
- Mike Brady's kids, e.g
- Matthew and Gunnar, to Ricky Nelson
- Matthew & Gunnar, to Ricky Nelson
- Many Little League players
- Lovers' partners, in a D.H. Lawrence title
- Lead-in to "of Liberty" or "of Anarchy"
- Last word in some family business names
- Last word in some business names
- King's desires
- Julian and Sean, to John Lennon
- Jacob's twelve
- Jacob's 12
- Jacob had twelve
- Jacob had 12 of them
- Jacob and Esau, for Rebekah
- Hoss, Adam, and Joe, to Ben
- Hijos, in English
- Henry VIII's want
- Heirs, perhaps
- Heirs, maybe
- Heirs, at times
- Harry and William, to Charles
- Half the children
- Half the Brady kids
- Half of the offspring
- Greg, Peter, and Bobby, to Mike Brady
- Grammy winners Mumford & ___
- George, George, and George, to George Foreman
- George H. W. Bush had four
- George Foreman Jr., George Foreman III, George Foreman IV, etc
- FX network's "___ of Anarchy"
- Fred MacMurray's three on TV
- First word in a D.H. Lawrence title
- Firm-name ending
- Father's Day callers
- Family lads
- Family business word, sometimes
- Family business inheritors, at times
- Family boys
- Eric, Barron and Donald Jr., to Donald
- Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen, to Martin Sheen
- Donald Trump's three
- DH Lawrence novel: __ and Lovers
- Daughters' siblings, perhaps
- D.H. Lawrence's '-- and Lovers'
- D.H. Lawrence's ____ and Lovers
- Cub Scouts, for example
- Cub Scouts, e.g
- Company name ender after "&"
- Common deliveries?
- Chris and Stewie, to Peter Griffin, on "Family Guy"
- Children, ... and daughters
- Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, to Martin Sheen
- Charlie and Emilio, to Martin
- Charles's "heir and a spare," e.g
- Cain, Abel and Seth, for Eve
- Cain and Abel, to Adam and Eve
- Business word after "&," maybe
- Business partners, perhaps
- Business inheritors, often
- Brothers' nephews
- Brothers, to Mom and Dad
- Branches on the family tree
- Boys in a family
- Boy Scouts, for instance
- Boy Scouts, for example
- Boy Scouts, e.g
- Bouncing boys
- Ben's three, on "Bonanza"
- Babies in blue, often
- Arthur Miller's ''All My _____''
- Arthur Miller title characters
- All men but Adam
- All Cub Scouts
- Adam, Little Joe and Hoss, to Ben
- About half the children
- About half of deliveries
- 2013 Grammy winners Mumford & ___
- "Three" of classic TV
- "My" classic TV trio
- "My Three __"
- "My Three ___"
- "My Three ____"
- "Fathers and _____": Turgenev
- "Brady Bunch" trio
- "All My" __ (Miller play)
- "All My ___"
- "___ of Anarchy" (FX series)
- "___ of Anarchy" (FX drama starring Katey Sagal)
- "___ of Anarchy" (FX drama about a motorcycle gang)
- "___ of Anarchy" (former FX series)
- ''The ___ of Katie Elder''
- ____ and lovers
- ___ of Liberty (colonial rebel group)
- ___ and Lovers
- Some heirs
- Arthur Miller's "All My _____"
- Sequel to Buck's "The Good Earth"
- Pearl S. Buck novel
- Charlie Chan's #1 and #2
- Heirs, often
- D.H. Lawrence's "___and Lovers"
- What Henry VIII wanted
- Shem and Ham, to Noah
- TV's "My Three___"
- King's desires, in olden days
- Conclusion of many firm names
- Offspring, sometimes
- Royal heirs, often
- Beneficiaries of primogeniture
- Princes, e.g.
- Chips off the old block
- About half of all deliveries
- Princes, but not princesses
- Some young 'uns
- Male issues?
- See 63-Across
- End of many company names
- Word in many business names
- Some Father's Day callers
- Daughters' counterparts
- What England's George VI lacked
- "___ and Lovers" (D. H. Lawrence book)
- End of many business names
- End of some firm names
- End of some company names
- Steinway & ___ (piano maker)
- Heirs, but not heiresses
- They may have "II" or "III" after their names
- Pearl S. Buck's sequel to "The Good Earth"
- Word after "&" in some store names
- Mamas' boys
- Juniors, maybe
- End of some business names
- Ending of many a firm's name
- Buck book
- "Fathers and ___": Turgenev
- Pearl Buck book
- Start of a D. H. Lawrence title
- Pearl Buck novel
- "___ and Lovers": Lawrence
- Steinway & ___ (piano maker)
- "___ and Lovers": D. H. Lawrence
- Part of S.A.R.
- TV trio: 1960-72
- Jacob's dozen, e.g.
- Miller's "All My ___"
- "The ___ of the prophet . . . "
- Scions
- Certain progeny
- "My Three ___" (TV oldie)
- Male heirs
- Steinway & ___
- Book by Pearl Buck
- Three on TV: 1960–72
- Fyodor Karamazov's offspring
- Book by W. Va.'s Pearl Buck
- "The ___ of Katie Elder"
- Family members
- Cantor's vain quest
- " . . . all men are Noah's ___": Wilbur
- Male offspring
- Male descendants
- Male children
- Confuse no solvers about French author's novel
- A request for help to restrain nationalist's children ...
- Some babies
- William and Harry, to Charles
- Family tree members
- Some family members
- Some children
- Babies in blue, perhaps
- Some offspring
- Henry VIII's desire
- Some business partners
- Mama's boys?
- Family guys
- Dad's boys
- Boys, to men
- Princes, e.g
- Mom's boys
- Male deliveries?
- Family tree branches
- Boys in the family
- Your brothers, to your father
- Part of S.A.R
- Emilio and Charlie, to Martin Sheen
- Some progeny
- Delivery boys?
- Business partners, at times
- Baby boys
- "The Brady Bunch" threesome
- Word in family business names
- Three of the Brady Bunch
- Some deliveries
- Mumford & ___ (folk rock group)
- Mumford & ___
- Mitt Romney quintet
- Little men
- Favorite ones
- Daughter's brothers
- Dad's lads
- Beau and Jeff, to Lloyd Bridges
- "&" follower in some business names
- "___ of Anarchy" (recent FX series)
- Young lads
- Word with "All My" or "My Three"
- Word in some family business names
- Word after "&," in business names
- Twins, sometimes
- Three of TV's Brady Bunch
- Steinway's partners?
- Some Little League players
- Sequel to "The Good Earth"
- Princes, to kings
- Primogeniture beneficiaries
- Ponderosa trio
- Peyton and Eli, to Archie
- Part of Buck's trilogy
- Part of a family business name
- Parent's boys
- Namesakes, often
- Name perpetuators
- My boys or your boys
- Mitt Romney's entourage quintet
- Members of the family
- Last word in some company names
- Last word in many company names
- Katie Elder's brood
- Jacob's dozen, e.g
- Half the offspring
- George Foreman's five Georges
Wiktionary
n. (plural of son English)
Wikipedia
Sons is the sequel to the novel The Good Earth, and the second book in The House of Earth trilogy by Pearl S. Buck. It was first published in 1932.
The story tackles the issue of Wang Lung's sons and how they handle their father's estate after his death. It deals mostly with the youngest son, who goes off to war in The Good Earth, and his son.
Sons is a 1996 Chinese film directed by Zhang Yuan. Detailing the collapse of a family due to alcoholism, Sons straddles the line between fiction and documentary, as the film's "actors" all play themselves in reenactments of their own lives.
Zhang came upon the idea of making a film about a family's collapse into alcoholism after hearing about the story of his downstairs neighbors, former professional dancers, and their two grown sons.
The film was privately financed and was made outside of the traditional studio system. As a result, Sons was never screened in China.
Sons is a 2006 Norwegian film focusing on the conflict between a pederast and the boys with whom he has had intimate relationships (his "sons"). It is Erik Richter Strand's first feature film as a director, and the feature-film debut of producer Eric Vogel and cinematographer Johan-Fredrik Bødker.
Sons, (stylized, SONS), formerly Sons of God, was an American Christian music band from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They started making music in 2007 and disbanded in 2008, only to reform in 2009, and disbanded again in 2013. Their members were Aaron Newberry, Ethan Kattau, David Gedders and Chris Erickson when they finally disbanded, with former members being Jacob Bundren and Michael Lopez.
Usage examples of "sons".
He had rightfully won his reputation during the nine years of the Riftwar -which had ended the year before the twins’ birth - after taking command of the garrison at Crydee, his family’s castle, when only a few months older than his sons were now.
Her royal manner masked her concern for her sons from all but those who knew her most intimately.
His gaze lingered on his elder sons and showed his anger in full measure, though only those close to him would recognize it as such.
The Princess of Krondor came to stand between her sons and peered through the window as a joyous Nicholas was lured into an overbalanced extension and found himself suddenly disarmed.
His sons followed quickly after, and soon all three stood on the top of an old tower, near the centre of the royal palace, overlooking the city of Krondor.
Then understand that from this day forth you are no longer my sons alone, Borric.
Rank and a well-placed bribe had given the sons of the Prince of Krondor two of the best seats for the match, at the mid-field line halfway up the stands.
What if I am supposed to withhold my envoy, keep my sons at home with me?
The fact of their being without clothing is of little importance to the true-blood, but the Empress, as her mother before, finds their treatment at the hands of their husbands, sons, and fathers personally distasteful.
He looked out through the breezeway to where Rulf and his sons were tacking up the horses.
The teams were composed of the sons of the castle's servants, a few pages, and two of the younger squires.
Who were your sons, and why would you think I was the man who caused their death?
The raid was an ill-conceived plot to irritate the Overlord dreamed up by my sons and some hotheads from the other clans.
Their daughter and two sons sat in the corner, planning to escape into the city with some of younger courtiers in the palace as soon as it was acceptable to excuse themselves.
Bellamy's two sons were back supervising the rebuilding of both Carse and Crydee.