Answer: ENEMY
ENEMY is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 176 times.
- A McCoy, to a Hatfield
- Adversary
- Hostile
- Hostile force
- Foe
- Kind of aircraft
- Axis Powers, once
- Opposition
- Kind of fire
- Kind of territory
- Them
- Sworn ___
- Other side
- Subject of war propaganda
- "Them," to "us"
- Hostile party
- Antagonist
- Shooting target?
- Bad guys
- Group to attack
- "Them"
- Opposing force
- Reds, once
- Them, to us
- "Politics is the ___ of the imagination": Ian McEwan
- Ones being shot at
- Any Hatfield, to a McCoy
- Armed foe
- The other side
- Hatfield, to a McCoy
- Nemesis
- Pogo said "He is us"
- Bad guy
- Scipio, to Hannibal
- Moriarty, to Holmes
- Public ___ #1
- Green Goblin, to Spider-Man
- Doctor Octopus, to Spider-Man
- The Montagues, to the Capulets
- The Grays, to the Blues
- Superman, to Lex Luthor
- Soldier's target
- Goldfinger, to Bond
- The Joker, to Batman
- Military adversary
- Them, with "the"
- Warfare opponent
- Japanese beetle, to a gardener
- "___ of the State" (1998 Will Smith movie)
- Someone to keep closer?
- Penguin, to 47-Across
- Opponent
- Public __
- Traitor, e.g.
- __ lines
- The ''other side''
- One to watch out for
- Hostile state
- Mongoose, to a snake
- 28 Across, to a Yank
- Hostile opponent
- Military opponent
- ''Them''
- Opposite side
- Axis, to the Allies
- Word in a Graham Greene title
- One to keep closer?
- Arch rival
- Axis powers, to the Allies
- Someone to keep closer
- Opposing military force
- Dangerous kind of fire
- They might be engaged
- The Axis to the Allies
- A Hatfield, to a McCoy
- Archrival
- Adversary in war
- "An ___ of the People" (Ibsen)
- Foe hiding, in a way, in the puzzle's four longest answers
- Ones against us
- The Axis, to the Allies
- Public ___
- ___ lines
- He's not for us
- Jets, to Sharks
- York, to Lancaster
- The "other side"
- Lex Luthor, to Superman
- The FBI, to the mob
- Us to Pogo
- Ones not with you
- The Penguin, to Batman
- One to 17-Across with
- Dracula, to Van Helsing
- Doctor Doom, to the Fantastic Four
- Rival
- Showdown opponent
- She's not for you
- Dark side
- One on the other side
- Reb, to a Yank
- Hostile person
- ___ territory
- Commies, to the yanks
- *Foe
- Mephisto, to the Silver Surfer
- Guys on the other side
- Opposing side
- Ibsen's "An ___ of the People"
- Opposing army
- He might want to engage you
- "No ___ is worse than bad advice": Sophocles
- Hostiles
- War need?
- Other side, in combat
- Coily, to Q*bert
- Ill-wisher
- "The best is the ___ of the good": Voltaire
- War opponent
- Military foe
- Other side, in war
- War foe
- "The bad guys"
- One on a Nixon list
- Opposite of ally
- Armed adversary
- "___ Mine" (sci-fi flick)
- "In the practice of tolerance, one's ___ is the best teacher": Dalai Lama
- Spartans, to the Athenians
- "There is no greater evil than making light of the ___": Lao-tzu
- Inimical one
- Newman, to Seinfeld
- Agent type
- Redcoat, to a Minuteman
- Pentagon worry
- Opponent in Risk or Stratego
- Decepticons, in the Transformers universe
- Friend's opposite
- Other side in a fight
- The Riddler, to Batman
- H. Clay, to A. Jackson
- Good guy, to a bad guy
- Word from the Latin for "unfriendly"
- One not with you
- Hostile opposition
- Spain, to the U.S. in 1898
- One may be sworn
- Thanos, to the Avengers
- Opponent in Risk
- Burr, to Hamilton
- Ares, to Wonder Woman
- Hostile group
- Battlefield foe
- Hostile one
- Outlaw, to a sheriff
- Rita Repulsa, to the Power Rangers
- Opponent in battle
- "Never interrupt your ___ when he's making a mistake" (old aphorism)
- Poison Ivy, to Batman
- " ... my own worst ___"
- Lord Voldemort, to Harry Potter
- Hamilton, to Burr
- Any ghost, to Pac-Man
- Either spy to the other in "Spy vs. Spy"
- Foe found phonetically in four puzzle answers
- One can be public or sworn
- Perfect vis-à-vis good, in an aphorism
- Hip-hop's Public ___
- Titania, to She-Hulk
- "You can learn from anyone — even your ___": Ovid
- ___ of the state
- Klaw, to Black Panther
- Any ghost, to Ms. Pac-Man
- Bowser, to Mario
- "Perfect is the ___ of the good"
- "Man has no greater ___ than himself": Petrarch