Answer: AMIS
AMIS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 163 times.
- Writer Kingsley
- "Lucky Jim" author
- "Jake's Thing" novelist
- French friends
- "Jake's Thing" author
- Hugo's friends
- "Lucky Jim" novelist
- Porthos and Athos, e.g.
- Société des ___
- Ones close to le coeur
- Author Kingsley
- "Time's Arrow" novelist Martin __
- Athos, Porthos and Aramis
- "Yellow Dog" author Martin
- Mercutio and Roméo, in Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette"
- Overseas friends
- People a Frenchman may address, after "mes"
- Les Trois Mousquetaires, e.g.
- "London Fields" author
- "Lucky Jim" author Kingsley
- Some foreign pen pals
- "Lucky Jim" novelist, 1954
- "London Fields" novelist, 1989
- Author of "Time's Arrow," 1991, a novel written in reverse chronological order
- "Jake's Thing" author Kingsley
- Martin or Kingsley
- "One Fat Englishman" author Kingsley
- Novelist Kingsley
- Author Martin
- Brest buddies
- Kingsley or Martin
- "Time's Arrow" novelist
- "Lucky Jim" novelist Kingsley
- Writer Kingsley or Martin
- "The Old Devils" novelist
- Friendly Frenchmen
- Writer Martin
- "The Rachel Papers" novelist Martin
- "The Green Man" novelist Kingsley
- "Dead Babies" novelist
- "Take a Girl Like You" novelist Kingsley
- "House of Meetings" novelist Martin
- "The Information" author Martin
- Parisian pals
- Bordeaux buddies
- Pals abroad
- Clouseau's pals
- "Time's Arrow" author
- Pierre's pals
- "Time's Arrow" author Martin
- ''Lucky Jim'' author
- Left Bank chums
- ''London Fields'' author
- Friends, in France
- Burgundy buddies
- Athos ''et'' Porthos
- Friends of Paris
- French buddies
- Quebec comrades
- Philippe's friends
- ''The Green Man'' novelist Kingsley
- English author Kingsley
- ''Lucky Jim'' novelist Kingsley
- ''Lucky Jim'' novelist
- Cherbourg chums
- "Lucky Jim" writer Kingsley
- Author Martin or Kingsley
- Nice friends
- "Jake's Thing" writer Kingsley
- "I Like It Here" author
- "The Information" author
- "House of Meetings" novelist, 2006
- They might give each French kisses
- Author in the 1950s "angry young men" movement
- Pals around in Paris?
- Friends of "la famille"
- Bardot's buddies
- Pascal's pals
- Athos "et" Porthos
- Friends of François
- "Money" novelist Martin
- Friends in Frontenac
- "Experience" memoirist
- Yellow Dog author
- Friends, en Francais
- Friends in Francoeur
- "The Pregnant Widow" author Martin
- Friends abroad
- "The Old Devils" author
- Not right
- English novelist Martin or Kingsley
- 'Time's Arrow' author
- 'Lucky Jim' author
- Chums, in Chartres
- Rene's pals
- "London Fields" novelist
- British writer-poet
- "The Anti-Death League" author
- Athos, Porthos and Aramis, e.g.
- Amiens associates
- "The Old Devils" author Kingsley
- Writer Kingsley or his writer son Martin
- "Money" novelist, 1984
- Jacques' friends
- Author Kingsley or Martin
- Marseille mates
- "Time's Arrow" novelist Martin
- Brest pals
- Friends, in French
- Gallic pals
- Author of "Lucky Jim"
- British author who wrote "The Old Devils"
- French pals
- "London Fields" writer
- Les Trois Mousquetaires, to one another
- Fifi's friends
- French Facebookers' connections
- Novelist Martin
- "London Fields" author Martin
- "Camarades"
- Pals in Paris
- Kingsley who wrote "Lucky Jim"
- "The Zone of Interest" author, 2014
- French buds
- Buds in Bordeaux
- Suzy, of "Blown Away"
- English novelist
- "The Rachel Papers" novelist
- "Lionel Asbo: State of England" novelist, 2012
- Brittany buddies
- Martin who wrote "London Fields"
- Martin who wrote "Money"
- Fraternité fellows
- "London Fields" writer Martin
- Kingsley who wrote "Jake's Thing"
- Martin who wrote "The Pregnant Widow"
- Montréal mates
- Haitian company
- "Mousquetaires," to each other
- Friends of Nancy
- Pierre's friends
- Friends in Lyon
- Martin ___, "London Fields" novelist
- Nice friends?
- Friends of the French
- Two Musketeers, to the third
- Pierre's male pals
- Parts of some circles, in France
- French for "friends"
- Friends of France
- Poirot's pals
- Marcello, Rodolfo, Colline and Schaunard, dans "La Bohème"
- Côte d'Azur comrades
- "Inside Story" novelist Martin
- Father and son authors Kingsley and Martin
- Bordeaux besties
- Friends, to Hercule Poirot
- French companions
- Athos, Porthos et Aramis, par exemple
- Brest friends
- Somme friends
- Correspondants, fréquemment
- Chums, in Chamonix