Answer: ERNIE
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Boy's name
- Man's name
- "Sesame Street" regular
- Hemingway nickname
- Man's nickname
- Bert's buddy
- Bert's roomie
- Old Ford
- Orange Muppet
- Banks in the Hall of Fame
- "Sesame Street" character
- FORD
- Bert's pal
- Bert's "Sesame Street" pal
- A Ford
- Sesame Street resident
- Comic Kovacs
- Banks of baseball
- "Rubber Duckie" singer
- One of the Fords
- "Sesame Street" Muppet
- Banks of Chicago
- Bert's Muppet pal
- Bert's roommate
- A Muppet
- "Sesame Street" resident
- Ford or Pyle
- "My Three Sons" son
- Tennessee ___ Ford
- Bud Grace comic strip
- Bert's "Sesame Street" buddy
- "Sesame Street" roommate
- One of the Muppets
- Pyle
- Muppet with a rubber duckie
- Journalist Pyle
- Cartoonist Bushmiller
- Sesame Street denizen
- Kovacs or Pyle
- Cookie Monster cohort
- WWII journalist
- TV puppet
- Singer Ford
- Sgt. Bilko
- Sesame Street dweller
- Els of the PGA
- Bert's Muppet buddy
- Bath-loving Muppet
- "Sesame Street" name
- "Rubber Duckie" Muppet
- ''Sesame Street'' character
- Pulitzer winner Pyle
- Orange-skinned Muppet
- Golfer Els
- Cubs legend Banks
- Comical Kovacs
- Bert's roommate on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's friend
- Banks of the Cubs
- Tennessee ____ Ford
- Sesame Street character
- Orange "Sesame Street" denizen
- Kovacs of early TV
- Jim Henson gave him voice
- Country singer Tennessee ___ Ford
- Bert's "Sesame Street" friend
- Baseball great Banks
- Banks or Pyle
- Banks nicknamed "Mr. Cub"
- "It's a Wonderful Life" role
- "Ghostbusters" actor Hudson
- War correspondent Pyle
- Sesame Street regular
- Pyle or Banks
- One of "My Three Sons"
- Kovacs or Ford
- Ford from Tennessee
- Els with tees
- Bert's pal on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's chum
- Banks or Ford
- Banks of the diamond
- Banks of diamond fame
- Banks in Chicago
- "Sesame Street" denizen
- ''Sesame Street'' name
- ''My Three Sons'' son
- ____ Banks of baseball
- TV comic Kovacs
- Tiger rival
- Tennessee ___
- South African golfer Els
- Singer Tennessee __ Ford
- Pyle or Kovacs
- Newsman Pyle
- Hudson of "Ghostbusters"
- Henson character
- Entertainer Kovacs
- Els who has tees
- Els of golf
- Cookie Monster colleague
- Bud Grace comic strip character
- Bert's buddy on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's bud
- Bert and ___
- Banks or Kovacs
- Banks on a diamond
- Banks in Cooperstown
- Banks famous for saying "Let's play two!"
- A Keebler elf
- "Sesame Street" star
- "Sesame Street" figure
- "Journey to ___" ("Sesame Street" feature)
- 'Sesame Street' Muppet
- ''Rubber Duckie'' singer
- TV's Kovacs
- TV pioneer Kovacs
- Tennessee __ Ford
- Sportscaster Johnson
- Singer Ford from Tennessee
- Sesame Street prankster
- Sesame Street denizen
- Sesame Street regular
- Rival of Tiger and Vijay
- Resident at 123 Sesame Street
- Reporter Pyle
- Pyle or Ford
- Pro golfer Els
- Orange half of a "Sesame Street" duo
- Old Ford?
- Nancy creator Bushmiller
- Name of the giant chicken on "Family Guy"
- Naively optimistic Muppet
- Muppet with no eyebrows
- Muppet with a roommate
- Muppet who sang "Rubber Duckie"
- Muppet wearing horizontal stripes
- Muppet wearing a horizontally striped shirt
- Muppet in a striped shirt
- Kovacs of TV.
- Kovacs of comedy
- Kovacs
- Kooky Kovacs
- Keebler's head elf
- Keebler's chief elf
- Keebler spokeself
- Keebler spokes-elf
- Johnson of "The NBA on TNT"
- Jim Henson creation
- His head is shaped like a football
- He once borrowed Bert's nose for a sculpture
- He lives on Sesame Street
- He can tell you how to get to Sesame Street
- Half of a TV duo
- Half of a "Sesame Street" duo
- Golf's Els
- Golf pro Els
- Giant chicken on "Family Guy"
- Ford or Kovacs
- Ford of TV
- Els with clubs
- Els on the links
- Els of the links
- Cubs slugger Banks
- Comedian Kovacs
- Buddy of Bert
- Borgnine autobiography
- Bert's" Sesame Street" pal
- Bert's Sesame Street pal
- Bert's roomie on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's partner
- Bert's kid-vid pal
- Bert's exasperating pal
- Bert's BFF
- Bert's ''Sesame Street'' pal
- Baseball Hall-of-Famer Banks
- Banks of baseball fame
- Banks known as Mr. Cub
- Banks known as "Mr. Cub"
- Banks in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- Banks called "Mr. Cub"
- Banks at Wrigley Field
- Adopted son in "My Three Sons"
- Adopted "My Three Sons" son
- Actor Kovacs
- "My Three Sons" character
- "Mr. Cub" Banks
- "It's a Wonderful Life" cabdriver
- "Inside the NBA" host Johnson
- 'Sesame Street' character
- ''Nancy'' cartoonist Bushmiller
- ___ Davis, first African-American to win a Heisman
- Youngest one in "My Three Sons"
- What pals called Hemingway
- Washington Wizard's GM Grunfeld
- W.W. II correspondent Pyle
- W.W. II correspondent ___ Pyle
- Uncle in the Who's "Tommy"
- U.S. Open winner Els
- TV comic Kovacs.
- Toon on Chips Deluxe packages
- Tigers broadcaster Harwell
- The main Keebler elf
- The Cubs banked on him for years
- The adopted son on "My Three Sons"
- Tennessee-born country singer Ford
- Tennessee Ford
- Technology which picks winning premium bonds
- Star Steeler Stautner
- Star of Sesame Street
- Source of snickers on "Sesame Street"
- Slugger Banks
- Singing Ford
- Singer Tennessee ___ Ford
- Singer of a famous bath time song
- Sesame Street name
- Sergeant Bilko, to friends
- Saxophonist Watts
- Rubber-ducky-loving Muppet
- Rubber ducky-loving Muppet
- Rubber duck-loving Muppet
- Rival of Tiger and Phil
- Resident of 123 Sesame Street
- Red-nosed Muppet
- Red-nosed "Sesame Street" character
- Race-car driver Irvan
- Pyle of the press
- Pyle of the Fourth Estate
- Premium Bonds computer
- Pilot in "Follow That Bird"
- Pea-pickin' Ford
- Orange-headed Muppet
- Orange TV character
- Orange Muppet with a red nose
- Orange Muppet who wears horizontal stripes
- Orange Muppet in a striped shirt
- Orange half of an iconic duo
- Orange half of a TV duo
- Orange half of a comic duo
- Orange character of kids' TV
- Orange character of kiddie TV
- One with a Sesame Street address
- One of the sons on "My Three Sons"
- One of the Keebler elves
- One of the Isley Brothers
- One of Henson's voices
- Old TV comic Kovacs
- Noted TV roommate
- Noted rubber ducky owner
- Nevers of Stanford
- Neighbor of Elmo and Big Bird
- Name of the giant chicken who Peter has epically long fights with in "Family Guy"
- Naive character of children's TV
- Muppet with spiked hair
- Muppet with an orange head
- Muppet with a yellow best friend
- Muppet with a striped shirt
- Muppet with a No. 16 Billboard hit
- Muppet with a football-shaped head
- Muppet with a "rubber duckie"
- Muppet who wears a striped shirt
- Muppet who wears a shirt with horizontal stripes
- Muppet who sings to his rubber duckie
- Muppet who sings "One Fine Face"
- Muppet who rooms with Bert
- Muppet who loves his Rubber Duckie
- Muppet who loves bubble baths
- Muppet who has trouble putting down the duckie
- Muppet who co-hosted "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland"
- Muppet roommate
- Muppet pal of Bert
- Muppet fond of taking baths
- Mr. Kovacs
- Mischievous Muppet
- Machine that randomly selects Premium Bond winners
- Kovacs or Lombardi
- Kovacs of early TV comedy
- Keebler's spokes-elf
- Keebler elf leader
- Journalist Pyle: 1900–45
- Inspiration for the "Avenue Q" character Nicky
- Immortal Detroit sportscaster Harwell
- Hudson of the original "Ghostbusters"
- Hudson of movies
- Hudson of "Ghost Busters"
- Hemingway, to pals
- Hemingway, to friends
- He sings "Rubber Duckie"
- He sings "Rubber Duckie, you're the one / You make bath time lots of fun"
- He said, "I can't hear you, Bert, I've got a banana in my ear"
- He said "I can't hear you, Bert, I've got a banana in my ear"
- He often bugs Bert
- He married Edie
- He lives on Oscar's street
- He lives in an apartment at 123 Sesame Street
- Harry ally in "Deathly Hallows"
- Hall-of-Famer Banks a.k.a. "Mr. Cub"
- Hall-of-Famer Banks
- Hall of Fame catcher Lombardi
- Half a Muppet duo
- Golfer Els who shares his first name with a Muppet
- Golf-pro Els
- Golf champ Els
- Ford or Banks
- Ford of songdom
- Ford of song
- Ford in the Country Music Hall of Fame
- Fielder Banks
- Famed orange troublemaker
- Eyebrowless half of a Muppet pair
- Els with two Masters wins
- Els who won the 2012 British Open
- Els who plays with tees
- Els swinging a club
- Els or Sabella
- Els or a Muppet
- Els only about six feet above the ground
- Els on greens
- Elf in Keebler commercials
- Drummer in the "Sesame Street" song "I Love a March"
- Davis of football fame
- Cubs Hall of Famer Banks
- Comic strip retitled "The Piranha Club" in 1998
- Comedian Kovacs with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- Coach's first name on "Cheers"
- Children's TV character with a fondness for baths
- Children's character originally voiced by Jim Henson
- Cartoonist Bushmiller.
- Cartoonist Bushmiller who created "Nancy"
- Cabdriver in "It's a Wonderful Life"
- Bushmiller who created the comic "Nancy"
- Buddy who bugs Bert
- Bud of Bert
- Bud Grace comic-strip character
- Brother of Chip and Robbie Douglas
- Borgnine, to friends
- Borgnine to friends
- Bilko, to his mother
- Bilko or Kovacs
- Bilko or Banks
- Bert's TV roommate
- Bert's TV pal
- Bert's TV friend
- Bert's TV buddy
- Bert's special friend
- Bert's Sesame St. sidekick
- Bert's PBS buddy
- Bert's pal on kids' TV
- Bert's Muppet roommate
- Bert's Muppet roomie
- Bert's Muppet friend
- Bert's foil on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's buddy on TV
- Bert's buddy on kids' TV
- Bert's bud on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's bestie
- Bert's best friend
- Bert's "Sesame Street" roommate
- Bert's "Sesame Street "buddy
- Bert's ''Sesame Street'' friend
- Bert's Sesame Street pal
- Bert and ___ (two characters in "It's a Wonderful Life")
- Bert and __ ("Sesame Street" regulars or two characters in "It's a Wonderful Life")
- Bather with Rubber Duckie
- Bath-loving TV character
- Basketballer Vandeweghe.
- Basement tenant at 123 Sesame Street
- Baseballer Banks
- Baseball's Lombardi
- Baseball's Banks
- Baseball Hall of Famer Banks
- Banks, "Mr. Cub"
- Banks with a statue at Wrigley Field
- Banks who was known as Mr. Cub
- Banks who was known as "Mr. Cub"
- Banks or K-Doe
- Banks or Els
- Banks on whom the Cubs banked
- Banks on the diamond
- Banks a.k.a. "Mr. Cub"
- Ballplayer Banks with the catchphrase "Let's play two"
- Auto racer Irvan
- Athlete Banks or Nevers
- Adopted son on "My Three Sons"
- Actor Sabella who voiced Pumbaa in "The Lion King"
- Actor Hudson who played Winston Zeddemore in "Ghostbusters" films
- A successful Ford
- A singing Ford
- 1997 US Open winner Els
- 1961 Heisman winner Davis
- 1950s Ford?
- 123 Sesame Street resident
- "You make bath time so much fun" singer
- "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland" host
- "Sixteen Tons" singer Tennessee ___ Ford
- "Sesame Street" striped-shirt wearer
- "Sesame Street" roomie with no eyebrow at all
- "Sesame Street" puppet
- "Sesame Street" Muppet with a beloved rubber duckie
- "Sesame Street" character who sings "Rubber Duckie"
- "Sesame Street" character who lives with Bert
- "Sesame Street" character long rumored to be Bert's lover
- "Sesame Street roommate"
- "Sesame Street "character
- "Rubber Duckie" singer on Sesame Street
- "Rubber Duckie" singer on "Sesame Street"
- "Rubber Duckie" singer of children's TV
- "Nancy" cartoonist Bushmiller
- "Journey to ___" (recurring "Sesame Street" segment)
- "Journey to ___" (former "Sesame Street" segment)
- "Journey to ___," recurring segment on "Sesame Street"
- "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon" singer on "Sesame Street"
- "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon" singer
- "How to Build a Classic Golf Swing" author Els
- "Evil ___" (comics series)
- "Everybody Wash" singer
- "123 Count With Me" Muppet
- "... let's play two!" ballplayer Banks
- ''Sesame Street'' roommate
- ''Sesame Street'' denizen
- ''My Three Sons'' character
- ''My Three Sons'' boy
- ___ Wise, d. 1999
- ___ Macmillan, classmate of Harry Potter
- ___ Johnson of "The NBA on TNT"
- ___ Irvan, 1991 winner at Daytona Beach
- ___ Davis, first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy
- ___ Bonham, former pitcher.
- ___ Banks, "Mr. Cub"
- ___ Ball (guitar string brand)
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