Answer: FINN
FINN is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 83 times.
- Many an Olympic skiing gold medalist
- Helsinki native
- Laplander, maybe
- Huckleberry ___
- Fjord explorer?
- Certain Scandinavian
- Twain family name
- Spender of markkas, once
- Trollope's "Phineas ___"
- Eero Saarinen, by birth
- Helsinki resident
- Sawyer's buddy
- Eero Saarinen, for one
- Huck on the Mississippi
- Huckleberry or Mickey
- Twain hero
- He fled down the Mississippi with a runaway slave, in fiction
- Surname in Twain tales
- Sawyer's friend
- Sawyer's literary pal
- Turku native
- Former markka spender
- "The Flying ___" (Paavo Nurmi's nickname)
- Huckleberry of fiction
- One who used to spend markkaa
- Sawyer's pal
- Sawyer's bud
- Resident on the Gulf of Bothnia
- Sawyer's associate
- Sawyer's pal Huck
- Citizen of Helsinki
- Twain protagonist
- Raft traveler
- Twain's rafter
- Jean Sibelius, for one
- Twain's Huckleberry
- John of "Cold Case"
- Mickey or Huckleberry
- Espoo resident
- Twain kid
- Neighbor of a Swede
- Huck ___
- Sibelius, for one
- Twain tyke
- Literary Huck
- Twain's Huck
- Oulu native
- Huck of fiction
- Wild Huckleberry?
- Narrator of "Tom Sawyer Abroad"
- Rafter of fiction
- "Huckleberry ___"
- Lapp neighbour
- Mark Twain's Huck
- Twain teen
- Lapp neighbor
- Fictional rafter
- Twain lad
- Sawyer's sidekick
- Fictional boy who claimed "All kings is mostly rapscallions"
- Lead role in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
- Tom Sawyer's pal
- Pal of Sawyer
- Markka spender, once
- Mickey ___
- Twain title character
- Paavo Nurmi or Jean Sibelius, e.g.
- One from Helsinki
- A mickey
- Hero role in "The Force Awakens"
- Sibelius was one
- A Scandinavian
- Nordic native
- Mickey to avoid
- Fictional boy who rafted down the Mississippi
- "Juvenile pariah" of an 1884 novel
- "There warn't no home like a raft ..." speaker
- See 42-Down
- Fictional rafter Huck
- Member of the world's happiest people, per repeated World Happiness Reports
- Fictional narrator whose first name is a fruit
- Wolfhard of "Stranger Things"
- Literary Huckleberry