Answer: SEAL
SEAL is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 367 times.
- Navy diver
- Whiskered animal
- Tamperer hamperer
- Whiskered circus animal
- Close, as an envelope
- Gum site
- Good Housekeeping award
- Circus performer
- Gummed flap
- Make airtight
- Bewhiskered circus animal
- Christmas ___
- The U.S. has a Great one
- Circus barker
- Close tightly
- Egyptian tomb feature
- Do a caulking job
- Circus horn-honker
- Feature on an official document
- Beachball balancer
- Approval indicator
- It has a ball at the circus
- Flippered animal
- Member of a pod
- Barker
- Navy commando
- Circus barker?
- 48-Down military group member
- Trained circus animal
- Shut up
- Eskimo's catch
- Word with state or great
- Circus beachball balancer
- It makes an impression
- Envelope closer
- Shut (up)
- Part of a dollar bill
- Horn-playing circus animal
- Stamp
- One seen playing with a beachball
- One of a Navy elite
- Close up
- Performer with a balancing act
- Flippered mammal
- Use wax on
- Circus trainee
- One having a ball at the circus?
- Animal with a pup
- It leaves an impression
- Caulk
- Circus performer with a ball
- SeaWorld frolicker
- Elite Navy diver
- Warranty feature
- It's on the back of the $1 bill
- Christmas ___ (holiday stamp)
- Diploma feature
- The United States has a Great one
- Easter or Christmas issuance
- Airtight closure
- Big top barker
- Bewhiskered barker
- Make an impression?
- Mark of approval
- King's ring, maybe
- Cachet
- Flippered fish fancier
- Whiskered swimmer
- ___ of approval
- Close up tightly
- Beach ball balancer
- Circus horn honker
- Whiskered clapper
- Notary's mark
- Piston ring, for one
- Ball balancer with a bark
- Sleek, whiskered swimmer
- One of a diving elite
- Blubbery swimmer
- Notary public's mark
- Close securely
- Shut tightly
- 1995 triple Grammy winner
- $1 bill feature
- Aquarium clapper
- It might have a ball at the aquarium
- Grown-up pup
- Notary public's need
- Ball-balancing barker
- Gulp
- Animal with pups
- Barking swimmer
- Sea World performer
- Notary's emblem
- Bottle cap, e.g.
- Close tight
- Shut tight
- Official stamp
- Official emblem
- One-named "Kiss from a Rose" singer
- Circus animal
- __ of approval
- Aquatic mammal
- Stamp of approval
- Authenticating mark
- Walrus relative
- Evidence of authenticity
- Notary's device
- Finalize, so to speak
- Notary's need
- Flippered swimmer
- Bewhiskered creature
- Christmas or Easter fundraiser
- Organizational symbol
- Heidi Klum's husband
- Aquatic performer
- Close hermetically
- Barking mammal
- It jumps through hoops
- Zoo attraction
- Barker at SeaWorld
- Freshness safeguard
- It makes quite an impression
- It's on the president's lectern
- Word with "state" or "great"
- Close for security
- Heidi Klum's hubby
- Mammal of approval?
- Flippered entertainer
- Zip a Ziploc, e.g.
- Make watertight
- Seaside barker
- Certain clapping mammal
- Secure against leakage
- Notary's tool
- It might be presidential
- Stamped symbol
- Fasten securely
- One clapping at a circus?
- Holiday stamp
- Polar bear's prey
- Sea World clapper
- Sea lion's relative
- Result of caulking
- Whiskered circus performer
- Tamperer's hamperer
- Country's emblem
- Naval commando
- Aquarium attraction
- "Burp" the Tupperware
- It can be airtight or waterproof
- Zoo barker
- A Navy commando
- One-named "Crazy" singer
- Varnish, e.g.
- Fasten shut
- Stop up
- Soul singer with iconic facial scars
- ___ the 31-Down (do it)
- Animal balancing a beachball on its nose
- Harbour sight
- Floe frequenter?
- Bin Laden hunter
- Beach lounger
- Notarization proof
- Bewhiskered mammal
- Circus ___
- Certain commando
- Legal document feature, sometimes
- Royal's emblem
- Emblem of authenticity
- Close
- See 3-Down
- Barking sea creature
- Whiskery animal
- Corporate ___
- SeaWorld animal
- Animal that honks horns
- Ball-balancing performer
- Finalize
- Signet
- Close up tight
- Barking beast
- Walrus' cousin
- Wild barker
- Ornamental stamp
- Barking animal
- Walrus's cousin
- Burp a Tupperware lid
- Notary's symbol
- 'Kiss From a Rose' singer
- Shut up tight
- Imprint
- Affix a kiss?
- Presidential emblem
- One might indicate approval
- Emblem
- Fancy stamp
- Horn-honking animal
- Circus self-applauder
- Team Six member
- Sea lion, e.g.
- SeaWorld barker
- Swimmer with pups
- Clapping animal
- Glue but good
- SeaWorld performer
- "Great" place to see 20 Across
- Pup's parent, perhaps
- Caulk creation
- Corporate ___ (official imprint)
- Good Housekeeping emblem
- Official symbol
- Sign of approval
- Aquarium performer
- "Kiss from a Rose" singer
- Security feature
- Corporate emblem
- Freezer bag feature
- Bay barker
- Ziploc feature
- Fasten
- Signet ring feature
- Authenticating symbol
- Otary
- Ball player?
- Waterproof
- Do some envelope-licking
- Caulk, e.g.
- Mammal with flippers
- One-named singer who married Heidi Klum
- Shut securely
- Block, with "off"
- SeaWorld entertainer
- Dollar bill feature
- Secure, in a way
- Official mark
- Bewhiskered animal
- Aquatic animal
- Enthusiastic devotion
- "The Seventh ___" (bergman film)
- Antarctica dweller
- Vacuum maintainer
- Tight closure
- Elite commando
- Sticker
- Circus balancer
- Gasket
- Pribilof dweller
- Bladdernose, for one
- Lick and close
- Document authenticator
- [Another arrangement of the letters in the grid]
- Zip, as a Ziploc
- Notary's imprint
- It signifies approval
- Streamlined swimmer
- Big-top barker
- Approval indication
- Close tightly, as an envelope
- Aquatic clapper
- Wax on an envelope, say
- "Clapping" aquatic animal
- Barking critter
- Barking circus beast
- Ziploc bag feature
- Notary's stamp
- Jesse Ventura was one
- Formal mark of approval
- Tough navy guy
- Clinch, as a deal
- "Clapping" animal
- Mother of some pups
- See 62-Across ... and an acronym of the starts of 20-, 37- and 48-Across
- Fastener
- Salmon predator
- Prepare to mail
- Orca's prey
- Furry swimmer
- Arctic creature
- It may go with the floe
- Puget Sound swimmer
- Ball-balancing circus animal
- Prepare for mailing
- Bit of wax on a letter
- One of seven in the Book of Revelation
- Letter closer
- Member of an elite Navy team
- Security item
- Bering Sea barker
- Pup grown up
- Elite Navy fighter
- Clothes
- Prey for an orca
- Aquatic mammal with whiskers
- Elite team member
- Close firmly, as an envelope
- Phocid
- Tightly secure
- "___ Team"
- Team Six serviceman
- Dr. Dolittle's Sophie, e.g.
- Certain Navy specialist
- Animal that claps
- ___ the deal
- Circus sight
- Beach-ball balancer
- Clinch, as a victory
- Ball-balancing creature
- Walrus cousin
- Authenticity emblem
- Sam's pet on "A Peaceable Kingdom"
- Close securely, as an envelope
- Corporate symbol
- It can make an impression in correspondence
- Ball-balancing animal
- Proclamation emblem
- Animal having a ball at the circus?
- Aquatic ball balancer
- Official transcript's impression
- Maritime carnivore
- Aquatic barker
- Animal heard at the end of 62-Across
- Circus clapper
- Corporate agreement finalizer
- Harbor mammal
- One may be hermetic
- Member of an elite team
- Ball-balancing aquarium resident
- Circus animal with flippers
- Sight on a dollar bill
- Make leakproof
- Sea creature that might bark
- Special ops acronym
- Animal within "sea lion"
- Conclude, as a deal
- Word after Christmas or fur
- Wax stamp
- Animal that may balance a ball
- Stop from leaking
- Make private
- Emblem "of approval"
- Barking marine mammal
- Navy ___
- Sea creature with an "elephant" variety
- Swimmer that may be furry
- Marine animal with an elephant variety
- Lick, maybe
- Animal that "claps"
- Indicator of approval
- Follower of Navy or presidential
- Barking circus animal
- Aquatic carnivore
- Marine mammal
- Circus animal balancing a ball on its nose
- Close with wax
- Wax used to close a letter
- Mammal with elephant and leopard varieties
- Shut with wax
- Notary public's authorizing stamp
- Prey for a polar bear
- Animal similar to a walrus
- "E pluribus unum" appears on one
- Product safety indicator
- Marine mammal that can eat up to 6% of its body weight every day
- Member of an elite force
- Device for securing envelopes with wax