Answer: ISH
ISH is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 276 times.
- Common language suffix
- Suffix meaning "approximately"
- Language suffix
- Suffix with boy or girl
- Cousin of -esque
- ___ Kabibble
- Somewhat: Suffix
- Language name suffix
- Like: Suffix
- Approximation suffix
- Kind of: Suffix
- Sorta: Suffix
- Suffix with clown or brown
- Devil's end?
- -like
- "Sort of" suffix
- Wishy-washy suffix
- It's like -like
- Relative of -esque
- Sort of: Suffix
- Suffix akin to -esque
- Suffix with boor or Moor
- Suffix on color names
- Relative of -y
- Suffix with names of hours
- Sheep follower
- Suffix with bull or bear
- "Kinda" suffix
- Suffix with bull
- Meeting time suffix
- Ending with fool or ghoul
- It's like "-like"
- Suffix with devil
- Suffix with book
- Cousin of -y
- Suffix with book or freak
- Book end?
- Suffix of approximation
- -esque
- Girl chaser?
- Suffix with hell and bull
- Suffix with sheep or goat
- Book closer?
- -like, alternatively
- Approximately: Suffix
- "Sort of" ending
- Mr. Kabibble
- Somewhat (suffix)
- Bull or fool follower
- Suffix meaning "sort of"
- "More or less" suffix
- Comedian Kabibble
- Kabibble of Kay Kyser's band
- Ghoul follower
- Approximating suffix
- Relative of -like
- Finn or fin follower
- Sorta, at the end
- Suffix with book or bull
- Ghoul follower?
- Suffix with color names, often
- Suffix used with numbers
- Suffix with Brit
- Suffix with freak
- Suffix of imprecision
- Suffix meaning "sorta"
- Sheep's tail?
- Fiend's end?
- Qualifying suffix
- "Somewhat" suffix
- -esque relative
- Suffix meaning "to some degree"
- Suffix meaning "to some extent"
- Suffix meaning "somewhat"
- Moderating suffix
- Rather: Suffix
- -oid relative
- It means ''kinda''
- Suffix meaning ''sort of''
- It means ''a little''
- It means ''like''
- ''Sort of'' suffix
- Suffix for bull
- It means ''kind of''
- Finish meaning ''sorta''
- Standoff end?
- ''-y'' equivalent
- ''Sorta'' suffix
- Suffix for ''bull'' or ''fool''
- Comic actor Kabibble
- Suffix with hawk
- Bull follower?
- Relative of -oid
- Noncommittal suffix
- "Sorta" suffix
- Sorta suffix
- -like equivalent
- Suffix like -like
- Suffix with cartoon
- Suffix with girl or boy
- Bible profit
- Suffix for "bull" or "fool"
- "-y" equivalent
- Finish meaning "sorta"
- Somewhat, in suffixes
- O'clock or so
- Cartoon ending?
- It means "kind of"
- It means "kinda"
- It means "a little"
- It means "like"
- Slang term derived from the sound of an edited-for-radio curse word
- Wasp follower
- Suffix denoting resemblance
- Kay Kyser's Kabibble
- Fiend's tail?
- -like relative
- Bull or bear follower
- Suffix that means "kind of"
- Approximate suffix
- Amateur ending
- Somewhat (Suff.)
- Kinda: Suffix
- Kinda: Suff.
- Sorta (Suff.)
- Suffix with Jew or Brit
- Suffix with sheep or owl
- Suffix with Brit or Turk
- Ending for boy or girl
- Suffix with bear or bull
- Sheep tail?
- Suffix with fever
- Suffix with Finn
- Suffix with Turk
- Suffix with boy
- Suffix with Finn or shrew
- Suffix with boy or sheep
- Suffix with self
- Suffix with girl
- Suffix with fool
- Ending akin to -like
- Suffix with child
- Suffix suggesting degree
- Bear or boor follower
- Bear or boar follower
- Suffix with fiend or ghoul
- Adjectival suffix
- More or less
- Self extension
- Suffix with peck or puck
- Nationality suffix
- Boy chaser?
- Roughly: Suffix
- Suffix of nationalities
- Devil follower?
- Suffix like "like"
- Suffix with fool or ghoul
- Suffix with amateur
- Suffix with fiend
- Qualifying ending
- 'Semi-' suffix
- Suffix with fool or owl
- Modern minced oath for "shit"
- Ending like -like
- Boy or book suffix
- Suffix meaning "or so"
- Native suffix
- "Or so"
- Bull or freak attachment
- Book ending
- Brit's conclusion
- Yellow or green trailer
- "Kind of" ending
- Suffix that means "somewhat"
- "Kinda"
- Suffix for sheep or bull
- Wasp or sheep follower
- It's kind of this puzzle's theme
- "More or less"
- Suffix for approximations
- "More or less" equivalent
- Ending for elf
- "Kinda sorta"
- 'Sorta' suffix
- "In a way" ender
- Suffix with sheep or hawk
- Suffix suggesting wiggle room
- "Sorta"
- Kinda sorta
- Ending for Brit or fever
- Kinda ... or a continuation of 16-Across
- 'Kinda' suffix
- Suffix for baby or old
- Suffix suggesting resemblance
- "Black-___" (ABC sitcom)
- Kinda equivalent
- Suffix with Finn or lett
- Sorta relative
- Bull tail?
- Suffix with sheep or wolf
- It means "more or less"
- Sorta cousin
- "Give or take" suffix ... that can be added to the end of 18-, 23-, 51- and 60-Across to form a sort of set
- Kinda-sorta cousin
- "More or less" cousin
- Numerical suffix for "about"
- It means "somewhat"
- Roughly, informally
- Suffix that means "or so"
- Cousin of -like
- "Thereabouts" suffix
- It means "sort of"
- "... more or less"
- Estimator's suffix
- Ending with brack or Black
- Approximately, informally
- "... kinda"
- Suffix with Black or brack
- Ending like -oid
- Suffix for an estimate
- Suffix of uncertainty
- Kinda
- Approximate-time suffix
- 30 Across suffix
- Ending meaning "not exactly"
- "Somewhat"
- "In a way"
- "... sorta"
- "Ki-i-i-i-nda"
- Ending with Black or brack
- Suffix that means "kinda"
- Suffix suggested by the wiggling of one's hand
- "Give or take" ending
- "Eh, give or take"
- Imprecise suffix
- "About"
- Kinda-sorta
- Kinda-sorta: Suffix
- Sorta
- " ... or thereabouts"
- Suffix meaning "kinda"
- "Black" follower
- Ending with freak or fool
- "Give or take"
- Ending for "Black," "Mixed," and "Grown," in sitcom names
- Suffix with fool or fiend
- "... or so"
- "... or thereabouts"
- "Thereabouts"
- "Kind of" suffix
- Ending with book or boor
- Thereabouts
- "... approximately"
- "... give or take"
- .. more or less
- Devil follower
- "Roughly"
- Sort of
- "… sorta"
- "Or so" suffix
- "Or something like that"
- Kinda, sorta
- There or thereabouts
- "Not entirely"
- "To a degree"
- Seuss character whose dish grants a wish for fish
- Somewhat informally
- "Or thereabouts"
- "That's sorta right"
- "... kinda sorta"
- "Eh, kinda"
- In a way
- "Well, kinda"
- Estimate qualifier
- Self or sheep suffix
- "Plus or minus"