Answer: CITY
CITY is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 151 times.
- Word with slicker or hall
- See 11-Down
- See 93-Across or 11-Down
- Kind of desk
- ___ hall
- Jackson or Cleveland
- Part of N.Y.C.
- It has its limits
- Part of a gas mileage rating
- Like lowest-mileage driving
- What a bypass may bypass
- Half a gas mileage rating
- Washington or Madison
- Half of an E.P.A. mileage rating
- "God ___ refuge" (start of Psalm 46)
- The "C" in N.Y.C.
- Half of an E.P.A. rating
- Nancy in France, e.g.
- Part of 85-Down
- Megalopolis
- Metropolis
- It's got its limits
- Slicker's place
- "___ Lights" (Chaplin film)
- Populous place
- Urban region
- Seattle or Selma
- It may follow Kuwait or Quebec
- Mayor's realm
- Mileage estimate category
- Pontiac, Lincoln, or Malibu
- Oklahoma ___
- Normal in Illinois, say
- Tangier, e.g.
- Part of NYC
- Highway's counterpart in fuel economy
- Mayor's domain
- Word with clerk or council
- Part of 19-Across
- Kind of slicker
- Las Cruces or Las Vegas
- See 19-Across
- See 83-Down
- Frank Miller book series "Sin __"
- Something with a skyline
- Word in four state capitals
- Tampa or Tacoma
- Lincoln or Madison
- Charlotte or Sydney
- Norman or Irving
- Mayor's bailiwick
- Population center
- Washington or Lincoln
- Chicago, e.g.
- Concord, for one
- Word with clerk or hall
- Pierre, e.g.
- Place for a slicker?
- Half a Dickens title duo?
- Slicker's home?
- Certain council's concern
- Part of a mileage rating
- Frank Miller book series "Sin ___"
- Gary, Norman or Eugene
- Salem or Selma
- Jerusalem, for one
- Word after Iowa or Oklahoma
- Word in the names of four state capitals
- Big town
- Big town
- Urban area
- The ______ Magazine
- Map dot
- 'Sex and the ___'
- Metro area
- Municipality
- Town
- Place on the edges of celebrity?
- Word with "clerk" or "council"
- Application datum
- Flint, e.g.
- Chicago or Miami
- Large village
- Chicago, for one
- Mayor's responsibility
- Incorporated region
- Miami or London, e.g.
- Spot for some blocks
- Emerald, for one
- Irving or Norman, e.g.
- Map listing
- Commuter's destination, often
- TV's "Second ___"
- Town's grown-up relative
- Dodge ___
- Word with "slicker" or "hall"
- See 45-Across
- Job application datum
- Gary, e.g.
- "Sex and the ___"
- See 16-Across
- ___ block
- Boston, e.g.
- Louisville or Baltimore
- Dot on a map
- Capital ___
- Word following Kansas or Oklahoma
- Word in many place names
- Richmond or Reno
- Word in four state-capital names
- See 27-Across
- "The ___ of God": Augustine
- Hamlet's big brother
- Part of the names of four state capitals
- Urban centre
- Asphalt jungle
- ___ desk (newspaper post)
- Word after fat or inner
- Norman or Eugene
- Milwaukee or Miami
- Denver or Baltimore, e.g.
- "___ Boy," Wouk story
- Detroit, e.g.
- "caroline in the ___"
- NYC part
- Counterpart of "highway" in an m.p.g. rating
- Nashville or New Orleans
- Madison, Lincoln or Jackson
- Dot on a globe
- Ending of four state capitals [Can you name them all?]
- Word after "Iowa" or "Kansas"
- Commute destination, often
- Metropolis, e.g.
- Highway alternative
- Tacoma or Tampa
- Chicago or San Diego
- Part of SLC
- ___ slicker
- London or Louisville
- Kansas ___, Missouri
- Kansas ___
- Mesa or Boulder
- Lincoln or Jackson
- Antioch or Jerusalem, e.g.
- Selma or Salem
- Area with skyscrapers
- The "C" of NYC
- Lincoln, Jackson or Madison
- Eugene or Gary
- Florence or Sydney
- Fort Wayne or Fort Worth