Crossword clues for zits
zits
- Clearasil targets
- Troubling spots, slangily
- They may be covered during a date
- Teens might try to get rid of them with Clearasil
- Teen's nightmare
- Teen's eruptions
- Teen troubles
- Strip with Jeremy and teen friends
- Retouching targets
- Mug bugs
- Jerry Scott comic strip
- High schoolers' bad marks?
- Concerns for a dermatologist, informally
- Complexion woes
- Comic strip written by Jerry Scott and illustrated by Jim Borgman
- Comic strip featuring Jeremy and his teen friends
- Comic strip collected in the book "Crack of Noon"
- Bumps on the back, maybe
- Bad marks for a high school student
- Bad marks at school?
- Acne, slangily
- Mug imperfections, slangily
- Bad marks in high school, maybe
- Teens might try to hide them
- Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman comic
- Bad marks for a high schooler?
- Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman teen comic strip
- Some get them in their teens
- Dreaded dermal development
- Proactiv target
- Unpopular spots
- Unpopular spots?
- Teen's bane
- Comic strip about a high schooler
- "___ a miracle!"
- Trouble spots for teens
- Clearasil target, informally
- They may pop up in school
- Teens might try to cover them up
- Raised bumps that don't spell anything
- Comic strip featuring Jeremy Duncan
Wiktionary
n. (plural of zit English)
Wikipedia
Zits is a comic strip written by cartoonist Jerry Scott and illustrated by Jim Borgman about the life of Jeremy Duncan, a 16-year-old high school sophomore (previously a 15-year-old for the life of the comic). The comic debuted in July 1997 in over 200 newspapers and has since become popular worldwide and received multiple awards. As of 2010, it continues to be syndicated by King Features and is now included in "more than 1,700 newspapers worldwide in 45 countries and is translated into 15 different languages."
Set in central Ohio suburbia, the strip centers on Jeremy as he tries to balance his family life, social life, the academic demands of high school and his plans for the future, often with a heavy dose of surrealism, making it stand out from being just a typical teenager cartoon strip.
Usage examples of "zits".
English zits from Heathrow on, and I was developing a hunchy slouch, the way tall girls get, from sneaking past mirrors.
My friend with zits pointed to the right, where the road bent to the left before disappearing.
The guy who took my money had more zits on his head than brain cells in it.
But it made him feel like a prototypical adolescent: a reeking gloom of zits and tit mags.