Answer: SOME
SOME is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining SOME with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Approximately
- About
- Slightly
- Not many
- Roughly
- A few
- Certain
- One or more
- Portion
- More or less
- Quantity
- Quite a few
- Not all
- Considerably
- Whatever number
- Several
- Unspecified amount
- To a degree
- Nonspecific amount
- Indefinite amount
- Not very many
- Handful
- Vague amount
- More than a few
- Unspecified degree
- Now and then
- A handful
- Not a lot
- Vague quantity
- Unspecified number
- Not too many
- A handful of
- A bit
- More than one
- Any
- A smattering of
- "___ Like it Hot"
- Indefinite number
- Part of
- Opposite of none
- Partly
- Not quite all
- More than none
- A portion of
- A number of
- A little
- "___ Enchanted Evening" ("South Pacific" song)
- Unspecified quantity
- Indeterminate number
- A few of
- Vague number
- Partially
- One or two
- Certain people
- "___ Enchanted Evening"
- Unspecified
- More than a little
- Unnamed quantity
- Indefinite quantity
- Uncertain number
- Not a lot of
- An unspecified amount
- A portion
- "You've got ___ nerve!"
- __ of the time (now and then)
- Indeterminate quantity
- Few
- A quantity of
- "___ friend you are!"
- __ of the time (occasionally)
- Time starter
- More than a bit
- Adjective-forming suffix
- A portion (of)
- Two or more
- Quite a
- Part 2 of today's quotation
- Not none
- Body opening?
- A few or more
- A few (of)
- "Cut me ___ slack!"
- "___ Came Running": J. Jones
- "___ assembly required"
- ... and then __
- Word with "what" or "where"
- To ___ extent (partly)
- Suffix for tooth
- Not everyone
- Lone conclusion?
- Inexact amount
- Ending for "bother" or "trouble"
- Certain ones
- Bother or trouble ending
- Between all and nothing
- Beginning of time
- Amount between all and none
- "It takes ___ getting used to"
- "Bother" or "trouble" ending
- "--- Like It Hot"
- "___ things are better left unsaid"
- "___ pumpkins!"
- "___ party!"
- "___ of these days . . . "
- "___ nerve!"
- "___ Like It Hot" (1959 film)
- "___ are born great . . . ": Shak.
- Word with what or where
- Word with one or what
- Word with ''what'' or ''where''
- Wings "___ People Never Know"
- Win __, lose ...
- Variable sum
- Variable quantity
- Upward of
- Unspecified ones
- Unspecific amount
- Undetermined amount
- Uncertain amount
- Two or three, maybe
- Time starter?
- Three or more
- Suffix with hand or tooth
- Suffix with blithe and frolic
- Suffix for two, three or four
- Suffix for quarrel
- Suffix for lone and win
- Suffix for awe or lone
- Sarcastic "That was a great..."
- Remarkable: Slang
- Part of a group
- Part (of)
- Not the whole amount
- Not none, not all
- Not none but not all
- Not everything
- Not every
- Not bunches
- Not an exact number
- Not all and not none
- Neither none nor all
- More than none but less than all
- Metallica documentary "___ Kind of Monster"
- Less than most
- Inexact quantity
- Indefinite amount.
- Incompletely
- Imprecise amount
- Homophone for sum
- Hand or win follower
- Good chunk
- Golfers' suffix
- Get ___ (have sex)
- Four or five, say
- Five or ten, say
- Finish for hand or win
- Fair amount
- Ending with tire or irk
- Ending with quarrel or fear
- Day beginning
- Certain persons
- Catch ___ Z's (nap)
- Between few and many
- Between 0% and 100%
- At ___ point (eventually)
- Amount between none and all
- Ambiguous amount
- A taste
- A smattering
- A small amount.
- A selection of
- A percentage
- A fraction
- A few.
- A few, say
- A few, but not all
- A couple-three
- A bit, or quite a bit
- A bit of
- "You win ___, you lose ___"
- "You can fool ___ of . . . "
- "Win __, lose ... "
- "Try ___"
- "To ___ extent . . ."
- "There must be ___ mistake!"
- "That's ___ nerve!"
- "Show ___ respect!"
- "Pour ___ Sugar on Me" (Def Leppard hit)
- "Make ___ Noise"
- "Killing in the Name" lyric "___ of those that work forces"
- "In ___ respects ..."
- "Have __"
- "Have ____!"
- "Have _____!"
- "Gimme --- Lovin'"
- "Gimme ___ Lovin'" (Spencer Davis Group song covered by the Blues Brothers)
- "Gimme ___ Lovin'"
- "For ___ strange reason ..."
- "And then __!"
- ". . . and then ___!"
- "--- Like it Hot" with Lemmon
- "________ People," song from "Gypsy"
- "____ Like It Hot"
- "___ punkins!"
- "___ Places More Than Others" (Renee Watson novel)
- "___ pig" ("Charlotte's Web" message)
- "___ people!"
- "___ of These Days": Sophie Tucker theme
- "___ of these days"
- "___ Nights" (Fun song)
- "___ Nights" (2012 fun. song)
- "___ Nights" (2012 #3 hit for fun.)
- "___ must be spectators": Jonson
- "___ Like It Hot": 1959 film
- "___ Like It Hot" (Marilyn Monroe movie)
- "___ like it hot . . . "
- "___ Kind of Wonderful" (Grand Funk hit)
- "___ help you are"
- "___ help you are!"
- "___ Guys Have All the Luck" Rod Stewart
- "___ Guys Have All the Luck" (Rod Stewart hit)
- "___ Girls" (1978 Rolling Stones album)
- "___ day ..."
- "___ Came Running': Jones
- "___ Came Running," book by Jones
- "___ are born great . . . ": Shakespeare
- "___ are born great . . . " (Shakespeare quote)
- "___ achieve greatness . . . ": Shak.
- "__ people call me the space cowboy ..."
- "__ other time": "No, thanks"
- "__ Kind of Wonderful": 1987 film
- "__ help you are!"
- "__ Guys Have All the Luck": Rod Stewart hit
- "__ Came Running": Sinatra film
- " ___ pig" ("Charlotte's Web" message)
- ' Like It Hot'
- ____ People : Styne-Sondheim
- ____ Came Running
- ___ of the time (now and then)
- ___ assembly required
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