Answer: ANDY
ANDY is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 230 times.
- Capp of the comics
- Rooney of "60 Minutes"
- Raggedy Ann's friend
- Amos's partner
- British royal, informally
- "Handy" man
- Cap'n Hawks of "Show Boat"
- Gump of the comics
- "Show Boat" cap'n
- Cap'n ___ of "Show Boat"
- Rag doll's name
- Artist Warhol
- "Shot Orange Marilyn" painter Warhol
- Baseball's Ashby, Benes or Pettitte
- "Handy" one
- Raggedy fellow
- Mayberry man
- Capp of comics
- "Only the Paranoid Survive" author ___ Grove
- Tennis champion Roddick
- With 28-Down, noted 20th-century American artist, informally
- Williams of song
- Kaufman or Rooney
- Auto racer Granatelli
- Pop artist Warhol
- He's a doll
- Granatelli of auto racing
- Roy Rogers sidekick Devine
- Tennis's Roddick
- Red's pal in "The Shawshank Redemption"
- Garcia of "Hero"
- Barney's sitcom boss
- Crooner Williams
- "Can't Get Used to Losing You" singer Williams
- Opinionated Rooney
- Gibb or Garcia
- Commentator Rooney
- Toon panda
- Capp or Gump
- "NYPD Blue's" Det. Sipowicz
- Former Conan O'Brien sidekick Richter
- One of the Gibbs
- Conan's former sidekick
- TV pundit Rooney
- Opie's dad
- Hardy boy
- Filmmaker/painter Warhol
- Actor Garcia
- Owner of the toys in "Toy Story"
- Garcia of "Ocean's Twelve"
- Tennis star Roddick
- Roddick or Rooney
- Garcia of "Ocean's Eleven"
- Garcia of "Ocean's Thirteen"
- Pop star Warhol
- Buzz Lightyear's owner
- Fergie's ex
- Roddick of tennis
- Handy ___
- "The ___ Williams Christmas Album"
- "Show Boat" captain
- Samberg of "SNL"
- Boy in "Toy Story"
- "Years of Minutes" author Rooney
- "Raggedy" fellow
- Raggedy doll
- Barney's Mayberry boss
- Devine who played Wild Bill Hickok's sidekick
- Hardy played by Rooney in old films
- One of the singing Gibbs
- Noted rag doll
- Pitcher Pettitte
- Tennis pro Roddick
- Prince, in UK headlines
- Rooney of ''60 Minutes''
- Hardy in the movies
- "60 Minutes" first name
- Barney's boss
- Garcia or Rooney
- Mayberry name
- Bee's nephew
- Griffith or Garcia
- Sitcom luminary Griffith
- He's raggedy
- Aunt Bee's nephew
- Goober and Floyd's buddy
- Summers of The Police
- Mickey's character
- Griffith or Kaufman
- Capp in the comics
- Raggedy pal
- Rag-doll name
- Singer Williams
- Ex-Yankee Pettitte
- Rooney of TV
- Roddick with a racket
- Tennis' Roddick
- Actor Griffith or Garcia
- Garcia or Granatelli
- Owner of Buzz and Woody, in "Toy Story"
- "Toy Story" boy
- General MacNaughton, familiarly
- General MacNaughton
- Op-artist of Marilyn
- Mr. Rooney
- Samberg who hosted "Shark Week"
- 'Toy Story' boy
- Comic Richter
- Comical Richter
- Mayberry sheriff
- Griffith or Granatelli
- Mayberry marshal
- Wit Rooney
- Pitcher Pettitte with a record 19 post-season wins
- Good to 'ave around the 'ouse?
- Ann's raggedy brother
- Longtime colleague of Morley and Mike
- "Amos 'n' ___"
- Actor Griffith
- Raggedy fellow?
- Woody's owner in "Toy Story"
- Comedian Kaufman
- He's kin to Bee
- Soup can painter Warhol
- Comedian Samberg
- With 15-Across, comic strip since 1957
- Garcia of the "Ocean's ..." films
- One Capp of the comics
- Williams or Warhol
- Taylor of Mayberry
- Pop painter Warhol
- Barney was his deputy
- Raggedy little fellow
- Broadway's "Me ___ Girl"
- Conan's TV sidekick
- "Raggedy" doll
- Sheriff Taylor
- Handy-___
- Garcia of "The Untouchables"
- Humorist Rooney
- Sarlos, to family and friends
- Writer Rooney
- Murray who's highly raked
- Amos' pal
- 'SNL' alum Samberg
- Mayberry first name
- April's husband on "Parks and Recreation"
- He was Sheriff Taylor
- Samberg formerly of "S.N.L."
- Actor ___ Griffith
- Sheriff Taylor of Mayberry
- Owner of Buzz and Woody
- Hardy of old films
- Singer ___ Williams
- Warhol of art
- "Toy Story" boy ... or, with the circled letters, a hint to 20-, 39- and 53-Across
- Youngest of the musical Gibb brothers
- Roddick who won the 2003 U.S. Open
- Raggedy one's brother
- Artist ___ Warhol
- "Shadow Dancing" Gibb
- "Toy Story" kid
- First name in Mayberry
- Garcia of "Ocean's ..." movies
- Garcia of "Ocean's" movies
- Opie's sitcom father
- Late Rooney of "60 Minutes"
- Murray of tennis
- British tennis star Murray
- Tennis champ Murray
- Griffith with roles
- Hardy Hollywood character?
- With 41-Down, first tennis player to win two Olympic singles gold medals
- Murray with two Olympic golds in tennis
- Warhol who painted soup cans
- Murray or Roddick of tennis fame
- Tennis star Murray
- Tennis's Murray
- Name at the end of many a "60 Minutes" episode
- Boy who owns Buzz Lightyear and Woody
- "Honey, I'm Good" singer Grammer
- Slugger Van Slyke
- Jill's husband on "Odd Mom Out"
- Red-haired, triangle-nose doll since the 1920s
- Samberg of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
- Mayberry's Sheriff Taylor
- Singer Gibb
- Capp of classic comics
- Raggedy Ann's doll brother
- Gibb or Gump
- Talk show host Cohen
- First name in pop art
- Serkis of "Black Panther"
- Funny Samberg
- Tennis great Roddick
- Bravo host Cohen
- Artist associated with Mao and Marilyn
- U.S. Open champion Murray
- U.S. open champ Murray
- Murray with two Wimbledon wins
- Raggedy Ann's brother
- Coach Reid of the 2020 Super Bowl-winning Chiefs
- Guitarist Summers of the Police
- Cornell grad in "The Office"
- Roddick or Murray of tennis
- Toy owner in "Toy Story" films
- Murray or Roddick of tennis
- "The Martian" novelist Weir
- Nickname alternative to Drew
- Murray at Wimbledon
- Tennis's Murray or Roddick
- TV producer Cohen
- Love interest of April on "Parks & Rec"
- Warhol of pop art
- ___ Dwyer, role for Chris Pratt on "Parks and Recreation"
- Woody and Buzz's owner in "Toy Story"
- ___ Murray, two-time Wimbledon champ
- Comedian Richter
- One of Snoopy's brothers
- Name on Woody's shoe in "Toy Story"
- "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" actor Samberg
- Cornell grad on "The Office"
- Two-time Wimbledon winner Murray
- Bell of the synth-pop duo Erasure
- College attendee in "Toy Story 3"
- Red's friend in "The Shawshank Redemption"
- Raggedy ___
- Boy's name consisting of an English word followed by its Spanish equivalent
- Buzz Lightyear's owner in "Toy Story"
- Boy's name … or how you might describe 17-, 34-, 42- or 59-Across?