| Satellite's flash working |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
15 Sep 2025 |
| "Man on the ___," 1999 biographical comedy film starring Jim Carrey, that took its title from an R.E.M. song |
|
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| Bright night sight |
Newsday |
07 Sep 2025 |
| Show behind Tommy regularly up and running |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
05 Sep 2025 |
| Glowing object in the night sky that lent its Greek name to the chemical element, Selenium |
|
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| Io, e.g. |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
15 Aug 2025 |
| Eclipse participant |
Newsday |
13 Aug 2025 |
| Earth's natural satellite |
Newsday |
11 Aug 2025 |
| Trigger for a werewolf's transformation |
New York Times Mini |
10 Aug 2025 |
| 1969 destination |
Universal |
08 Aug 2025 |
| Titan, to Saturn |
Wall Street Journal |
05 Aug 2025 |
| Locale of the Sea of Serenity |
New York Times |
01 Aug 2025 |
| Bring up the rear? |
New York Times |
20 Jul 2025 |
| 1980s children's show with Mr Spoon, Button ___ (4) |
|
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| Light source in night sky |
|
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| Word with new or blue |
|
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| It goes through many phases |
|
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| This orbits the Earth |
|
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| Lunar eclipse object |
|
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| "Love you to the ___ and back" |
|
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| Celestial night-light |
Universal |
24 Jun 2025 |
| Pull dramatically, showing cheek in second over (4) |
|
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| Brief period appearing on satellite (4) |
|
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| Earth's satellite (4) |
Mirror Classic |
04 Jun 2025 |
| Sailor ___, '90s anime princess character who fashions 2 long twin pigtails |
|
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| ___ And Me, CBeebies stop motion show about the inhabitants of a toy house (4) |
|
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| Earth's satellite |
Mirror Tea Time |
19 May 2025 |
| New __ |
LA Times Daily |
17 May 2025 |
| "Over the ___," phrase with a celestial reference, for someone extremely happy |
|
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| Look vacantly at Scotsman who has swallowed a ring (4) |
|
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| "Fly Me to the ___," Frank Sinatra melody that was closely associated with NASA's Apollo space program |
|
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| Earth's satellite |
Mirror Classic |
30 Apr 2025 |
| Earth's satellite |
USA Today Quick |
23 Apr 2025 |
| Earth orbiter |
LA Times Daily |
21 Apr 2025 |
| Sea of Showers site |
Wall Street Journal |
17 Apr 2025 |
| "Bridge to the ____", nickname for Nasa project Gemini |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
17 Apr 2025 |
| Roof type? |
USA Today Quick |
06 Apr 2025 |
| Satellite one will gaze vacantly at (4) |
|
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| Reaching end of run I puff out my cheeks |
|
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| "Sailor ___ Cosmos" (2023 anime film) |
|
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| Look vacantly at Scotsman swallowing nothing (4) |
|
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| Once in a blue __ |
LA Times Daily |
19 Mar 2025 |
| Earth's natural satellite |
|
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| Flash lit up satellite (4) |
|
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| A bright thing in the night sky. (4) |
|
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| Word before beam or boots |
|
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| Doctor takes on heavenly body (4) |
|
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| "Killers of the Flower ___" (2023) |
|
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| Number near four grasped by cow (4,5) |
The Guardian Cryptic |
26 Feb 2025 |
| In some circles the Merchant Navy is seen as a shining example |
|
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| Highly delighted: over the - |
|
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| Low centre of pants to reveal some flesh (4) |
The Guardian Cryptic |
11 Feb 2025 |
| Celestial body such as Ganymede or Titan |
The Times Concise |
04 Feb 2025 |
| Earth's only natural satellite |
|
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| & 2D Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer composition; 1962 Best Music, Original Song Oscar winner (4,5) |
Mirror Quiz |
26 Jan 2025 |
| Earth's satellite |
Mirror Classic |
23 Jan 2025 |
| For the doctor there's no going back to the satellite (4) |
|
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| Body personified by the Greek Titan Selene |
New York Times |
21 Jan 2025 |
| Soleil ___ Frye |
|
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| Low point found in the sky (4) |
|
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| Following 2-Down, a rare celestial occurrence |
|
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| Instant regarding lunar body (4) |
|
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| Wander about and gaze at nothing in the keeping of a Scotsman (4) |
|
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| Children's show of the 1980s, Button _ (4) |
|
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| Doctor takes on a heavenly body (4) |
|
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| Mono version of something in the sky |
Mirror Cryptic |
02 Jan 2025 |
| Satellite |
Mirror Quick |
02 Jan 2025 |
| 1969 NASA destination |
Commuter |
31 Dec 2024 |
| The earth's satellite |
|
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| Where Neil Armstrong took a walk? |
|
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| Night sky lunar object |
|
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| From the Earth to the_: 1865 novel by Jules Verne (4) |
|
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| 1954 song by Bart Howard, originally titled In Other Words (3,2,2,3,4) |
|
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| Word before jelly or Pie |
New York Times |
08 Dec 2024 |
| Reveal posterior part of gizmo, once |
The Times Quick Cryptic |
05 Dec 2024 |
| Natural satellite |
The Times Concise |
04 Dec 2024 |
| Lunar eclipse subject |
|
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| Over the ___ (thrilled) |
|
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| No honour is given up by satellite (4) |
|
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| Earth's natural satellite, as in Narcissus 'Baby ___' and '___ light Sensation' (4) |
|
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| Lunar object |
|
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| Lead-in to rise and shine |
|
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| Earth's natural satellite |
|
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| Natural planetary satellite (4) |
|
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| Low point is to make a cheeky gesture (4) |
The Guardian Cryptic |
14 Nov 2024 |
| Look vacant, like a Scotsman who has swallowed nothing (4) |
|
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| Earth's satellite |
Mirror Classic |
06 Nov 2024 |
| Thebe or Phoebe, e.g. |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
30 Oct 2024 |
| Earth has only one |
|
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| It is "crescent" or "full" |
|
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| Showing your bare bottom |
|
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| It is seen in the night sky (4) |
|
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| Mono version of something in the sky |
Mirror Cryptic |
13 Oct 2024 |
| Satellite |
Mirror Quick |
13 Oct 2024 |
| Growth of hair on bare behind? (4) |
|
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| Apollo 11 destination |
USA Today |
08 Oct 2024 |
| Man on the ___ (Carrey movie) |
|
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| Earth's largest satellite (4) |
|
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| Doctor on another celestial body (4) |
|
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| Armstrong's destination |
Eugene Sheffer |
27 Sep 2024 |
| One may be struck by its unearthly light (4) |
|
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| ___ River, song from Breakfast at Tiffany's (4) |
|
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| Planet's satellite |
|
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| Doctor takes on Titan, perhaps (4) |
|
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| Lunar orb (4) |
|
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| 1973 comedy-drama film starring Ryan and Tatum O'Neal (4) |
|
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| See 18 Down |
Mirror Quiz |
02 Sep 2024 |
| A satellite one will gaze vacantly at (4) |
|
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| Word after harvest or blue |
|
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| Jupiter orbiter |
Eugene Sheffer |
21 Aug 2024 |
| Blocker of the 44 Across during a solar eclipse |
|
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| Earth's rocky orbiter |
Newsday |
13 Aug 2024 |
| Earth's natural satellite |
|
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| Doctor on satellite |
Mirror Cryptic |
07 Aug 2024 |
| Celestial body |
Mirror Quick |
07 Aug 2024 |
| One of 95 orbiting Jupiter |
USA Today |
03 Aug 2024 |
| Neil Armstrong's destination? |
|
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| Destination in Arthur C. Clarke's novel "Prelude to Space" |
|
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| Destination for NASA's Artemis program |
|
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| Show seat that's low number (4) |
|
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| Space race goal |
Commuter |
13 Jul 2024 |
| Goodnight ____ (classic children's book) |
|
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| It's quite a river that old blue one (4) |
|
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| From the Earth to the _ |
|
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| Song from the 1961 film Breakfast At Tiffanys, performed by Audrey Hepburn (4,5) |
|
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| Once in a blue ... |
|
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| "Love you to the ___ and back" |
|
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| "Bad - Rising" |
|
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| Children's book Goodnight ___ |
|
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| It may be full or blue |
Universal |
24 Jun 2024 |
| Look dreamy, like the satellite (4) |
|
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| Night sky's "waxing" presence? |
|
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| Earth's satellite |
Mirror Classic |
18 Jun 2024 |
| It has a low point in the sky (4) |
|
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| Languish in night light (4) |
|
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| Oberon's relation to Uranus |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
09 Jun 2024 |
| Lunar body |
The Times Concise |
07 Jun 2024 |
| 12 men have walked on it (4) |
|
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| Word with shot or shine |
New York Times |
05 Jun 2024 |
| (Full [___ Knight] |
|
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| (Full [?) Knight] |
USA Today Quick |
04 Jun 2024 |
| Earth's satellite |
Mirror Classic |
27 May 2024 |
| Heavenly way of working to get ahead (4) |
|
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| It's bright when it's full |
New York Times |
26 May 2024 |
| Button _, children's show of the 1980s (4) |
|
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| Walking on the ___, Police song (4) |
|
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| Zack Snyder's epic space opera film series (5,4) |
|
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| Satellite with craters |
|
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| "Over the ___," phrase with a celestial reference, for someone extremely happy |
|
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| Apollo 11 destination |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 May 2024 |
| Cow's hurdle, in a rhyme |
|
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| "Sailor ___" (anime series) |
|
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| Modus operandi aboard satellite? (4) |
|
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| It's not seen when it's new |
|
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| It's heavenly to be dreamy, as if in love |
|
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| ____ River, sung by Audrey Hepburn in the film Breakfast At Tiffany's (4) |
|
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| Earth's natural satellite |
Commuter |
25 Apr 2024 |
| Seem dreamy, for a satellite (4) |
|
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| Tidal mover (4) |
|
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| On average, it's roughly 239,000 miles from Earth |
New York Times Mini |
08 Apr 2024 |
| William -, 19th-century inventor of a writing system for the blind |
Mirror Quiz |
04 Apr 2024 |
| Werewolf's catalyst |
|
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| What the cow jumped over, in a nursery rhyme |
|
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| Medical officer on the satellite (4) |
Puzzler Cryptic |
02 Apr 2024 |
| Actress Soleil ___ Frye |
|
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| Earth orbiter |
Thomas Joseph |
01 Apr 2024 |
| Lunar satellite (4) |
|
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| Orb that dominates the night sky |
|
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| Word with crescent or blue |
LA Times Mini |
26 Mar 2024 |
| Blue _, Manchester City fan song (4) |
|
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| Celestial object with craters |
|
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| Natural satellite of any planet (4) |
|
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| Astronomical sighting |
Commuter |
15 Mar 2024 |
| Earth's natural satellite |
|
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| No Medical Officer can hide such a shiner! |
|
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| High-aspiration figure of speech |
Newsday |
09 Mar 2024 |
| Satellite's low at the beginning of night (4) |
|
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| "Under the Cherry -" |
|
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| One is happy to be over it (4) |
|
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| Day tours round Apollo's destination (4) |
|
|
| Day tours round Apollo's destination |
The Guardian Cryptic |
06 Mar 2024 |
| Killers Of The Flower _, recent Scorsese Western (4) |
|
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| See 11 Across |
Mirror Quiz |
24 Feb 2024 |
| Across Musician-actor who played Uncle Ernie in 1975 film musical Tommy (5,4) |
|
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| Full _ |
|
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| Find the answer to the metaphor mystery: "I am silvery orb in the sky, lighting the way for the night traveler" |
|
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| Eclipse participant |
LA Times Daily |
09 Feb 2024 |
| Show bottom satellite (4) |
|
|
| "Sailor ___" (manga series) |
USA Today |
06 Feb 2024 |
| "Fly Me to the --" |
|
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| Keith, former drummer with rock group The Who (4) |
|
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| "Fly Me to the ___," 1964 song by Frank Sinatra with the Earth's natural satellite in its title |
|
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| Base place, in sci-fi |
|
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| Act in a dreamily infatuated manner (4) |
|
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| Earth's only natural satellite |
|
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| Daydream over pine for |
|
|
| Night sky's "waxing" presence? |
|
|
| It causes a werewolf to transform |
USA Today |
15 Jan 2024 |
| Satellite whose beams light up the centre of 13 Lewisian standing stones every 18.6 years during the phenomenon of the lunar standstill (4) |
|
|
| Doctor on satellite |
Mirror Cryptic |
10 Jan 2024 |
| Satellite |
Mirror Quick |
10 Jan 2024 |
| Heavenly body which affects the tides (4) |
|
|
| Earth circler |
Thomas Joseph |
30 Dec 2023 |
| Keith who was the Who's drummer |
|
|
| Where Neil Armstrong took a walk? |
|
|
| Celestial body associated with the goddess Selene |
|
|
| This natural satellite of earth is older than originally thought (4) |
|
|
| 2009 film drama starring Sam Rockwell and Dominique McElligott |
Mirror Quiz |
22 Dec 2023 |
| Satellite whose day is almost 30 Earth days |
LA Times Daily |
21 Dec 2023 |
| Lunar object |
|
|
| Tide puller (4) |
|
|
| Io or Europa, for Jupiter |
LA Times Daily |
10 Dec 2023 |
| Satellite's low number (4) |
|
|
| Katie _, US pole vaulter who won a gold medal at the 2020 Olympics (4) |
|
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| Medical officer on the satellite (4) |
Puzzler Cryptic |
02 Dec 2023 |
| Lunar eclipse subject |
|
|
| New ___, 2009 sequel to the film Twilight |
Puzzler Backwords |
30 Nov 2023 |
| Once in a blue __ |
LA Times Daily |
22 Nov 2023 |
| Lunar object |
|
|
| Earth orbiter |
Premier Sunday |
19 Nov 2023 |
| Harvest ___ viewing, popular tradition to celebrate the first day of fall |
|
|
| Word after full, new or harvest |
New York Times |
13 Nov 2023 |
| Sea of Knowledge setting |
Wall Street Journal |
11 Nov 2023 |
| Full ___ calendar, something that you may find at a Werewolf's den |
|
|
| ___ starer, apt anagram for an "astronomer" |
|
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| Tide maker |
USA Today |
16 Oct 2023 |
| Earth's natural satellite |
Newsday |
16 Oct 2023 |
| Daphne __, character in Frasier |
The Guardian Weekend |
07 Oct 2023 |
| "The Dark Side of the ___," Pink Floyd album with a celestial object in its title |
|
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| Well off, hiding nothing and gawping with awe |
The Guardian Cryptic |
05 Sep 2023 |
| Word following "new" or "full," at night |
|
|
| Earth orbiter |
Eugene Sheffer |
01 Sep 2023 |
| Earth's natural satellite |
|
|
| Earth's satellite |
Newsday |
09 Aug 2023 |
| It has a waxing gibbous phase |
Universal |
26 Jul 2023 |
| What the perfume Eau de Luna claims to smell like |
USA Today |
11 Jul 2023 |
| Target of NASA's Artemis program |
Universal |
28 Jun 2023 |
| Stop hiding behind? |
New York Times |
25 Jun 2023 |
| "Sailor ___," popular manga series |
|
|
| "I love you to the ___ and back" |
|
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| Earth's very own satellite |
|
|
| Show one's behind satellite |
The Times Cryptic |
12 May 2023 |
| Neil Armstrong's destination |
|
|
| Planet orbiter |
USA Today |
29 Apr 2023 |
| Loaf (around) as if lovestruck |
The Times Concise |
15 Apr 2023 |
| "...little boy blue and the man on the ___..." ("Cat's in the Cradle" lyrics) |
|
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| Sun's counterpart |
USA Today |
08 Apr 2023 |
| "The Man in the ___," 1991 film directed by Robert Mulligan starring Reese Witherspoon in her film debut |
|
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| Prefix with "walk" for a Michael Jackson move |
|
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| Celestial body protected from militarisation by a 1967 treaty |
The Guardian Weekend |
01 Apr 2023 |
| It causes Earth's tides |
USA Today |
31 Mar 2023 |
| Natural satellite of a planet |
The Guardian Quick |
21 Mar 2023 |
| Apollo 11 destination |
Newsday |
07 Mar 2023 |
| Night light in the sky |
|
|
| Cow's nursery rhyme hurdle |
Newsday |
26 Feb 2023 |
| What the Apollo 8 crew was orbiting when astronaut Bill Anders took his iconic 11-Down photograph |
New York Times |
06 Feb 2023 |
| Factor in a horoscope |
Newsday |
26 Jan 2023 |
| Sea of Serenity's locale |
Universal |
21 Jan 2023 |
| Apollo 11's landing spot |
|
|
| See 7 |
The Guardian Cryptic |
19 Jan 2023 |
| Crescent on Pakistan's flag |
LA Times Daily |
15 Jan 2023 |
| "___ Knight," TV miniseries that features a fascination with ancient Egyptian gods |
|
|
| Planet orbiter |
Universal |
04 Dec 2022 |
| Celestial object that Khonsu is god of |
USA Today |
01 Dec 2022 |
| Kid's solar system project feature, perhaps |
|
|
| Lunar object |
|
|
| Night sky feature |
|
|
| Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the ___" |
|
|
| Doctor working to reveal buttocks |
The Times Cryptic |
24 Oct 2022 |
| "The Girl Who Drank the __": Newbery winner about a girl named Luna |
LA Times Daily |
15 Oct 2022 |
| "Goodnight ___" (kids' book) |
Universal |
09 Oct 2022 |
| Lunar object |
|
|
| Earth circler |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 Sep 2022 |
| Earth orbiter |
Newsday |
08 Sep 2022 |
| Show your backside – though I never do |
|
|
| Show behind time, one leaving agitation |
The Telegraph Toughie |
02 Sep 2022 |
| Astronomical body in second lit up |
The Telegraph Toughie |
30 Aug 2022 |
| See 4 |
The Guardian Cryptic |
25 Aug 2022 |
| Share one's seat? |
New York Times |
23 Aug 2022 |
| Apollo 11 landing site |
|
|
| Celestial body with craters |
|
|
| Planet Earth's satellite |
Family Time |
08 Aug 2022 |
| For starters, man often observes nightly satellite |
|
|
| 'Goodnight ___' (children's book) |
USA Today |
02 Aug 2022 |
| Apollo project destination |
LA Times Daily |
28 Jun 2022 |
| "Sailor ___" (anime TV series) |
|
|
| It's obscured during a lunar eclipse |
USA Today |
10 Jun 2022 |
| It may be a waxing crescent |
Universal |
23 May 2022 |
| Natural satellite |
The Washington Post |
14 May 2022 |
| Natural satellite |
LA Times Daily |
14 May 2022 |
| Apollo theater? |
LA Times Daily |
13 May 2022 |
| Apollo theater? |
The Washington Post |
13 May 2022 |
| Satellite television finally on low |
The Times Cryptic |
10 May 2022 |
| Word following "new" or "full" |
|
|
| Earth's rocky orbiter |
Newsday |
20 Apr 2022 |
| *Apollo mission, e.g |
Universal |
12 Apr 2022 |
| Earth orbiter |
Eugene Sheffer |
29 Mar 2022 |
| Earth orbiter |
Thomas Joseph |
22 Feb 2022 |
| "The Dark Side of the ___," 1973 concept album by Pink Floyd based on philosophical ideas |
|
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| "The First Men in the ___," 1901 science romance novel by H.G. Wells |
|
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| Gutless idiot's bare bum |
|
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| Gutless idiot's bare bum |
The Guardian Quiptic |
03 Jan 2022 |
| Celestial object associated with werewolves |
USA Today |
25 Dec 2021 |
| Waxer and Waner are demonstrably cheeky! |
The Telegraph Toughie |
03 Dec 2021 |
| Neil Armstrong's destination |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
Wall Street Journal |
20 Nov 2021 |
| Lunar lander's destination |
Universal |
03 Nov 2021 |
| Keith ___, The Who drummer from the '60s who gained notoriety for smashing his kits on stage |
|
|
| "I love you to the ___ and back" |
|
|
| Earth's natural satellite |
|
|
| "Love you to the ___ and back" |
|
|
| Low Northern satellite |
|
|
| "To The ___ & Back," 1996 song by the pop duo Savage Garden from their self-titled album |
|
|
| "A Walk on the ___," 1999 film starring Diane Lane directed by Tony Goldwyn |
|
|
| Earth circler |
Eugene Sheffer |
22 Sep 2021 |
| Apollo goal |
Thomas Joseph |
21 Sep 2021 |
| Once in a blue __ |
Newsday |
15 Sep 2021 |
| "Bad Side of the ___," 1970 Elton John song covered by Bo Diddley |
|
|
| "Love you to the ___ and back" |
|
|
| Silver orb in the night sky |
|
|
| "Bird and ___," science and nature-themed webcomic by Rosemary Mosco |
|
|
| Lunar module's destination |
USA Today |
24 Jul 2021 |
| It isn't made of green cheese |
Universal |
06 Jul 2021 |
| "Fly Me to The ___" |
|
|
| Earth's natural satellite |
Newsday |
17 May 2021 |
| It has been new many times |
Universal |
10 May 2021 |
| Apollo 11 landing site |
|
|
| "By the Light of the Silvery ___," song from the 1953 film starring Doris Day |
|
|
| Satellite |
The Times Concise |
16 Apr 2021 |
| Where Chang'e flew to |
USA Today |
21 Mar 2021 |
| It blocks the sun in a solar eclipse |
USA Today |
12 Mar 2021 |
| Earth circler |
Thomas Joseph |
11 Mar 2021 |
| "Ah ___ - and Star!," poem by Emily Dickinson |
|
|
| Bovine hurdle of rhyme |
Newsday |
31 Jan 2021 |
| Phobos, to Mars |
LA Times Daily |
12 Jan 2021 |
| Phobos, to Mars |
The Washington Post |
12 Jan 2021 |
| "Love you to the ___ and back" |
|
|
| It's always full the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival |
USA Today |
18 Nov 2020 |
| Perhaps Callisto's immature; most would understand taking only seconds |
|
|
| "Love you to the ___" |
|
|
| Lunar body |
|
|
| Tranquility Base site |
Wall Street Journal |
12 Oct 2020 |
| Night light |
LA Times Daily |
02 Oct 2020 |
| Night light |
The Washington Post |
02 Oct 2020 |
| Display behind Low cartoon, at the back |
|
|
| It waxes and wanes |
USA Today |
20 Sep 2020 |
| Apollo 11's landing spot |
|
|
| Low northern celestial body |
|
|
| Earth's satellite |
Family Time |
06 Sep 2020 |
| Earth's natural orbiter |
Newsday |
15 Jul 2020 |
| Our natural satellite |
Newsday |
30 Jun 2020 |
| "The Dark Side of the ___," an album by Pink Floyd that is among the best-selling albums of all time |
|
|
| Man on the __ , 1999 movie with 34 Down |
Canadiana |
15 Jun 2020 |
| It 'monthly changes in her circled orb,' in 'Romeo and Juliet' |
New York Times |
03 Jun 2020 |
| Satellite's second leg |
|
|
| Project Apollo destination |
Universal |
08 May 2020 |
| Where Neil Armstrong walked |
|
|
| Dr. No returns satellite? |
|
|
| Earth orbiter |
Eugene Sheffer |
31 Mar 2020 |
| 'Goodnight ___' (children's book) |
USA Today |
16 Mar 2020 |
| Part of the DreamWorks logo |
New York Times |
12 Mar 2020 |
| Earth orbiter |
Thomas Joseph |
05 Mar 2020 |
| Earth orbiter |
The Sun Two Speed |
24 Feb 2020 |
| Low point for satellite |
The Sun Two Speed |
24 Feb 2020 |
| Ocean of Storms site |
Wall Street Journal |
19 Feb 2020 |
| Orbiter near us |
Family Time |
02 Feb 2020 |
| Image in the poster for "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" |
|
|
| Earth's satellite |
Newsday |
06 Jan 2020 |
| Earth's satellite |
The Times Concise |
23 Dec 2019 |
| Venerable synchronous orbiter |
Newsday |
21 Dec 2019 |
| Satellite with 'seas' |
USA Today |
11 Oct 2019 |
| Something Venus lacks |
New York Times |
03 Oct 2019 |
| 'That's one small step . . .' site |
USA Today |
19 Sep 2019 |
| Prefix with "walk" to mean Michael Jackson's signature dance move |
|
|
| "Goodnight ___," children's book by Margaret Wise Brown which features a bunny saying goodnight to everything around |
|
|
| Earth orbiter that may be full or new |
|
|
| Flash of the extremes of Monty Python |
Irish Times Crosaire |
21 Aug 2019 |
| Landing spot of 1969 |
The Washington Post Sunday |
18 Aug 2019 |
| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
USA Today |
14 Aug 2019 |
| 'That's one small step . . .' place |
USA Today |
02 Aug 2019 |
| ___ garden, type of garden where nocturnal plants are grown |
|
|
| Low at the beginning of night and behave listlessly |
|
|
| Night light activated after flash |
|
|
| Night light provider |
USA Today |
12 Jun 2019 |
| Second working orbiter |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
11 Jun 2019 |
| Orb suggested by the starred answers' starts |
Universal |
08 Jun 2019 |
| Heavenly body exemplified in Titania? Show Bottom! |
|
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| In one short day starter in office is to show a lot of cheek |
|
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| Once in a blue __ |
Newsday |
07 May 2019 |
| *Titan, to Saturn |
Wall Street Journal |
30 Apr 2019 |
| "One giant leap for mankind" site |
|
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| Earth circler |
Eugene Sheffer |
29 Apr 2019 |
| Where Neil Armstrong stepped foot first |
|
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| Night light to display behind dish briefly |
|
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| Celestial body |
The Sun Two Speed |
14 Apr 2019 |
| Low point for our satellite? |
The Sun Two Speed |
14 Apr 2019 |
| Ocean of Storms setting |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Mar 2019 |
| Apollo 11's landing spot |
|
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| Pine nut's shell |
|
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| Silver orb in the sky |
|
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| Space traveller who headed a religious 29 |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
22 Feb 2019 |
| Satellite with "seas" |
|
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| Ocean of Storms setting |
|
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| Waxing body |
|
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| Something Venus lacks |
|
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| *Titan, to Saturn |
|
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| Night light provider |
|
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| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
|
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| "That's one small step . . ." site |
|
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| "That's one small step . . ." place |
|
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| Orb suggested by the starred answers' starts |
|
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| Earth's natural satellite? |
|
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| Werewolf's trigger |
Thomas Joseph |
30 Oct 2018 |
| Full ___ night (it brightens the night sky) |
|
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| Second working satellite around the earth |
|
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| "Pink ___," 1972 cryptic song by Nick Drake |
|
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| Titan, Triton or Titania |
New York Times |
08 Jul 2018 |
| Feature of Palau's flag |
Wall Street Journal |
30 Jun 2018 |
| "The Dark Side of the ___" |
|
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| Get cheeky with? |
New York Times |
25 May 2018 |
| Landing site of July 1969 |
Wall Street Journal |
16 May 2018 |
| Display behind Medical Officer, working |
|
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| Ruler of the night sky? |
|
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| Europa or Io, to Jupiter |
USA Today |
17 Apr 2018 |
| Satellite's low point |
The Sun Two Speed |
17 Apr 2018 |
| Earth's satellite |
The Sun Two Speed |
17 Apr 2018 |
| Prominent item in werewolf movies |
USA Today |
23 Mar 2018 |
| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
The Washington Post |
19 Mar 2018 |
| Apollo 11 destination |
Eugene Sheffer |
19 Mar 2018 |
| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
LA Times Daily |
19 Mar 2018 |
| Neil Armstrong walked on it |
|
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| Harvest ___, the orange orb in the night sky closest to autumn equinox |
|
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| It has phases that are represented by the starts of 18-, 29-, 47- and 61-Across ... and by 1-Down |
New York Times |
05 Feb 2018 |
| Earth satellite |
Universal |
06 Jan 2018 |
| It has phases that are represented by the starts of 18-, 29-, 47- and 61-Across ... and by 1-Down |
|
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| Get cheeky with? |
|
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| Thing that you need to cross space to reach |
|
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| Landing site of July 1969 |
|
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| Feature of Palau's flag |
|
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| Europa or Io, to Jupiter |
|
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| Earth satellite |
|
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| Titan, Triton or Titania |
|
|
| Sea of Crises setting |
Wall Street Journal |
14 Dec 2017 |
| Man in the ___ |
New York Times |
06 Dec 2017 |
| Earth orbiter |
The Washington Post |
04 Dec 2017 |
| Earth orbiter |
LA Times Daily |
04 Dec 2017 |
| A new one is nearly invisible |
New York Times |
23 Nov 2017 |
| Where the U.S. flag has flown since 1969 |
New York Times |
13 Nov 2017 |
| Armstrong's destination |
Eugene Sheffer |
30 Oct 2017 |
| Space Race destination |
The Washington Post |
23 Oct 2017 |
| Space Race destination |
LA Times Daily |
23 Oct 2017 |
| Sea of Serenity locale |
Newsday |
29 Sep 2017 |
| Any of Jupiter's 60+ |
USA Today |
09 Sep 2017 |
| Site of two Alan Shepard golf shots in 1971 |
USA Today |
04 Aug 2017 |
| Satellite of Earth |
Universal |
07 Jul 2017 |
| Show behind heartless idiot |
|
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| Apollo program destination |
New York Times |
11 Apr 2017 |
| Loaf‘s a short time in progress |
|
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| Limo once cleared of external insects to give a rear view |
|
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| Sea of Tranquillity setting |
Wall Street Journal |
06 Feb 2017 |
| Way of doing things aboard satellite |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
15 Jan 2017 |
| Any of Jupiter's 60+ |
|
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| A new one is nearly invisible |
|
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| Earth orbiter |
|
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| Apollo program destination |
|
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| Man in the ___ |
|
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| Where the U.S. flag has flown since 1969 |
|
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| Satellite of Earth |
|
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| Space Race destination |
|
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| Site of two Alan Shepard golf shots in 1971 |
|
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| Pull a prank on, barely? |
The Washington Post |
24 Nov 2016 |
| Sky light |
New York Times |
23 Oct 2016 |
| Apollo goal |
Thomas Joseph |
19 Oct 2016 |
| What Artemis is the goddess of |
New York Times |
16 Oct 2016 |
| Natural satellite |
Newsday |
28 Sep 2016 |
| Get 4 – 26 |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
Newsday |
20 Sep 2016 |
| Night light? |
The Washington Post |
23 Aug 2016 |
| Earth orbiter |
Newsday |
31 Jul 2016 |
| Where Armstrong walked |
USA Today |
20 Apr 2016 |
| It phased out a few days ago |
Newsday |
10 Apr 2016 |
| Titania or Oberon, in space |
New York Times |
06 Mar 2016 |
| Low point in the sky |
|
|
| Month or day with an O in it? |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
Family Time |
15 Feb 2016 |
| Apollo destination |
Universal |
07 Jan 2016 |
| Apollo destination |
|
|
| What Artemis is the goddess of |
|
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| Sky light |
|
|
| Night light? |
Eugene Sheffer |
29 Dec 2015 |
| Romantic evening highlight, perhaps |
LA Times Daily |
04 Dec 2015 |
| Earth orbiter |
USA Today |
29 Oct 2015 |
| It may be blue or full |
Family Time |
25 Oct 2015 |
| Project Apollo destination |
New York Times |
13 Oct 2015 |
| Satellite |
The Telegraph Quick |
09 Oct 2015 |
| It has eight phases |
USA Today |
26 Sep 2015 |
| Cow's hurdle? |
Eugene Sheffer |
24 Sep 2015 |
| It may be full, half or crescent |
Irish Times Simplex |
11 Sep 2015 |
| Apollo 11 destination |
LA Times Daily |
01 Sep 2015 |
| Doctor working, drop one's trousers |
The Telegraph Toughie |
27 Aug 2015 |
| Apollo 11 goal |
Eugene Sheffer |
26 Jun 2015 |
| The Earth's natural satellite |
Irish Times Simplex |
09 May 2015 |
| The dates of some holidays are based on its phase |
Wall Street Journal |
30 Mar 2015 |
| Source of light activated after an instant |
|
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| Where Armstrong stood in crescent perhaps |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
02 Feb 2015 |
| Dennis DeYoung "Desert ___" |
|
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| Butt out? |
|
|
| Daydream |
|
|
| Round object of a joke? |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
|
|
| Romantic evening highlight, perhaps |
|
|
| Earth orbiter |
|
|
| Project Apollo destination |
|
|
| Earth orbiter |
|
|
| It has eight phases |
|
|
| Reveal rear drummer? |
|
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| Heavenly body, low by noon |
|
|
| Low note in literary month |
|
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| "Goodnight ___" (classic bedtime book) |
|
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| Bring up the rear? |
|
|
| Triton or Titan |
|
|
| Joined with 63-Across, a metaphor for an area flattened by war |
|
|
| Earth has one |
|
|
| Earth's natural satellite |
|
|
| Word after new or full |
|
|
| Apollo's destination |
|
|
| Natural satellite |
|
|
| Venus and Mercury's lack |
|
|
| Super-rare occurrence |
|
|
| Part of the DreamWorks logo |
|
|
| Stones "___ is up, the sun is down" |
|
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| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
|
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| Earth's satellite |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Spend time in idle reverie |
|
|
| Butt out? |
|
|
| Europa, e.g. |
|
|
| It has eight phases |
|
|
| Site of the longest golf drive ever |
|
|
| "___ River" |
|
|
| Earth's satellite |
|
|
| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
|
|
| Swell Season "The ___" |
|
|
| Apollo 11 goal |
|
|
| Body associated with Phoebe |
|
|
| Hurdle for a storied cow |
|
|
| It goes through many phases |
|
|
| 2009 Sam Rockwell sci-fi film |
|
|
| Turn both cheeks? |
|
|
| Sentimentalize (about) |
|
|
| Hold up one's end? |
|
|
| Natural satellite |
|
|
| Apollo 11's destination |
|
|
| Where Neil walked |
|
|
| Triton, to Neptune |
|
|
| Create an open-ended view? |
|
|
| Once in a blue __ |
|
|
| Earth circler |
|
|
| Landing area of 1969 |
|
|
| Noyes's "ghostly galleon" |
|
|
| Full __ |
|
|
| "The Dark Side of the ___" |
|
|
| Full __ |
|
|
| Has a "Dark Side" |
|
|
| Noyes's "ghostly galleon" |
|
|
| "... by yonder blessed __ I swear": Romeo |
|
|
| "... by yonder blessed __ I swear": Romeo |
|
|
| Pull up a seat for? |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| It may be waxing |
|
|
| The Who's drummer Keith |
|
|
| What the 12 men in this grid took steps on |
|
|
| Orb seen in werewolf films |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Outhouse door symbol |
|
|
| Apollo target |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Landing area of '69 |
|
|
| Duran Duran: "New ___ on Monday" |
|
|
| Site of the longest golf drive ever |
|
|
| Titan, to Saturn |
|
|
| Space Race goal |
|
|
| "One giant leap for mankind" site |
|
|
| Twelve men have walked on it |
|
|
| 1969 target |
|
|
| Nursery-rhyme hurdle |
|
|
| "One giant leap for mankind" site |
|
|
| Sentimentalize |
|
|
| Satellite |
|
|
| Apollo destination |
|
|
| Astronomical sighting |
|
|
| Phobos or Deimos |
|
|
| 35-Across is on it |
|
|
| Bring up the rear? |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
|
|
| Provide with a rear view? |
|
|
| Titan, to 9-Down |
|
|
| Its cycle is indicated by the starts of 20-, 32-, 40- and 55-Across |
|
|
| Deimos or Phobos |
|
|
| Bare the bottom |
|
|
| Site of a waterless sea |
|
|
| Bottom out? |
|
|
| It waxes and wanes |
|
|
| Callisto or Caliban |
|
|
| See 1-Across |
|
|
| 35-Across is on it |
|
|
| It may wax |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Phoebe, to Saturn |
|
|
| Tethys, to Saturn |
|
|
| It turns the tide |
|
|
| Landing site of July 20, 1969 |
|
|
| Word that follows the first word of 17-, 27-, 45-, and 60-Across |
|
|
| Lycanthrope's inspiration |
|
|
| Titan, to Saturn |
|
|
| Light source for serenaders |
|
|
| Lucky Charms marshmallow shape |
|
|
| Put the bottom up? |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Unexpected rear view? |
|
|
| Venus's lack |
|
|
| In romance poetry, a frequent rhyme for June |
|
|
| Unexpected rear view? |
|
|
| Pine (for) |
|
|
| It's never full when it's new |
|
|
| Where the Eagle landed |
|
|
| Space race goal |
|
|
| Rocky revolver |
|
|
| Eagle's landing site |
|
|
| It's never full when it's new |
|
|
| Object rising in a Van Gogh landscape |
|
|
| Butt out? |
|
|
| Apollo 11 target |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
|
|
| Mare Crisium location |
|
|
| Apollo 11's objective |
|
|
| Henry Hudson's ship, "Half ___" |
|
|
| Word with blue or new |
|
|
| Buzz Aldrin's mother's apt maiden name |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Word with "light" or "beam" |
|
|
| Skylight? |
|
|
| Night light provider |
|
|
| Night sight |
|
|
| Get all sentimental |
|
|
| Domain of the goddess Diana |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Light for serenaders |
|
|
| Get all sentimental |
|
|
| Domain of the goddess Diana |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Space race target |
|
|
| Space-race goal |
|
|
| There's a new one every month |
|
|
| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
|
|
| Apollo 11 destination |
|
|
| Space race goal |
|
|
| Project Apollo destination |
|
|
| Io, to Jupiter |
|
|
| Apollo 11 objective |
|
|
| It has a bright side |
|
|
| Bare the bottom as a prank |
|
|
| It may be full or new |
|
|
| Cow's hurdle, in rhyme |
|
|
| Gaze dreamily |
|
|
| Europa or Io |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Phobos or Deimos |
|
|
| It may be half or blue |
|
|
| "___ River" |
|
|
| It has a dark side |
|
|
| Get cheeky with? |
|
|
| 1969 target |
|
|
| Satellite |
|
|
| Caster of nocturnal beams |
|
|
| Where the Eagle landed |
|
|
| Gene Cernan was the last man there |
|
|
| Caster of nocturnal beams |
|
|
| Satellite |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Phoebe personifies it |
|
|
| Io or Phobos |
|
|
| Project Apollo objective |
|
|
| Gaze dreamily |
|
|
| Word with light or beam |
|
|
| Bring up the rear? |
|
|
| Titan, to Saturn |
|
|
| Apollo destination |
|
|
| Full or new follower |
|
|
| Apollo destination |
|
|
| Diana's realm |
|
|
| Full or new follower |
|
|
| Gaze dreamily |
|
|
| Phobos, to Mars |
|
|
| Titan, to Saturn |
|
|
| Ms. Zappa |
|
|
| Maiden name of Buzz Aldrin's mother |
|
|
| Put the bottom up? |
|
|
| '60s NASA target |
|
|
| Mullins of old comics |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Full ___ |
|
|
| Romantic orb |
|
|
| Planet satellite |
|
|
| Selene's realm |
|
|
| Waxing gibbous, for example |
|
|
| Put the end first? |
|
|
| Place for a halo |
|
|
| It may be new or blue |
|
|
| Mullins of the comics |
|
|
| Romantic orb |
|
|
| '-- River' ('61 hit) |
|
|
| Heavenly body |
|
|
| Titania or Oberon |
|
|
| Target of 1969 |
|
|
| Corona site |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Apollo 11's destination |
|
|
| Where "The Eagle" landed |
|
|
| Space-race target |
|
|
| Apollo 11's landing spot |
|
|
| Apollo destination |
|
|
| Lucky Charms marshmallow shape |
|
|
| See 24 Down |
|
|
| "Blue ___" |
|
|
| Controversial reverend |
|
|
| Satellite |
|
|
| Sentimentalize |
|
|
| He established the organization that is taking over UPI |
|
|
| Where the Eagle landed |
|
|
| It gets eclipsed |
|
|
| Be an end user? |
|
|
| Daydream |
|
|
| "Destination" in a 1950 sci-fi film |
|
|
| Part of a syzygy |
|
|
| Europa, to Jupiter |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Once in a blue ___ |
|
|
| Purview of Hecate |
|
|
| Mullins of the comics |
|
|
| Express longing |
|
|
| Word with beam or light |
|
|
| Site of "one giant leap for mankind" |
|
|
| Bring up the rear? |
|
|
| Lycanthrope's catalyst |
|
|
| Light source |
|
|
| "___ River" |
|
|
| 1969 landing site |
|
|
| Tide regulator |
|
|
| Daydream |
|
|
| Tide controller |
|
|
| Space project |
|
|
| Destination for Apollo 11 |
|
|
| Apollo 11's goal |
|
|
| Light for serenaders |
|
|
| Ganymede, e.g. |
|
|
| Waxer, of a sort |
|
|
| Dream idly |
|
|
| Queen of the Night |
|
|
| It may be full |
|
|
| Selene's realm |
|
|
| "___ River," Andy Williams's theme |
|
|
| Space place |
|
|
| Luna's sphere |
|
|
| Night light |
|
|
| Mullins of comics |
|
|
| Triton, to Neptune |
|
|
| Orb in many a love song |
|
|
| Armstrong walked here |
|
|
| Place with no atmosphere |
|
|
| Satellite |
|
|
| Satellite of a planet |
|
|
| Dream, in a way |
|
|
| Jumping place for a cow |
|
|
| Dawdle |
|
|
| Head of the Unification Church |
|
|
| Orbiter |
|
|
| Kind of beam or light |
|
|
| Kayo's "brudder" in comics |
|
|
| Act dreamily |
|
|
| "Racing with the ___," V. Monroe hit |
|
|
| Bovine hurdle of rhyme |
|
|
| "Queen of the tides" |
|
|
| Romberg's "The New ___" |
|
|
| Kind of stone |
|
|
| Luna |
|
|
| Night sight |
|
|
| Mr. Mullins |
|
|
| Daydream or dawdle |
|
|
| Place in space |
|
|
| "Queen of tides" |
|
|
| Deimos or Phobos, to Mars |
|
|
| Hudson's Half ___ |
|
|
| Tide producer |
|
|
| Armstrong's landfall |
|
|
| Apollo's target |
|
|
| Hunter's or harvest |
|
|
| Word with light or shine |
|
|
| Tin Pan Alley subject |
|
|
| Phobos |
|
|
| Andy Williams's river |
|
|
| New driving range |
|
|
| Diana's realm. |
|
|
| Mountains at source of the Nile. |
|
|
| Part of an orrery. |
|
|
| "That orbed maiden . . . " |
|
|
| Selene's symbol. |
|
|
| "The ___ and I.” |
|
|
| Wally of the Cards. |
|
|
| Sky sight. |
|
|
| NASA objective |
|
|
| Challenging destination. |
|
|
| Surveyor 3's locale. |
|
|
| Rocket destination. |
|
|
| Ranger's landing place. |
|
|
| Spacemen's goal. |
|
|
| Sometime landing place. |
|
|
| Shelley's "orbed maiden." |
|
|
| One form of satellite. |
|
|
| Home of "the man.” |
|
|
| "That orbed maiden." |
|
|
| Diana's symbol. |
|
|
| Space target. |
|
|
| Harvest ___. |
|
|
| Sputnik. |
|
|
| What the planet Pluto may be. |
|
|
| One stop in 49 Across. |
|
|
| Space probe objective. |
|
|
| Type of beam |
|
|
| Light for lovers |
|
|
| Ranger 8's target. |
|
|
| Objective of 55 Down. |
|
|
| Diana's attribute. |
|
|
| Destination of a World's Fair voyage. |
|
|
| Space goal. |
|
|
| NASA concern. |
|
|
| Astronaut's goal. |
|
|
| Entry on NASA agenda. |
|
|
| Night light. |
|
|
| Stargaze. |
|
|
| Subject for photography. |
|
|
| Its diameter is 2,160 miles. |
|
|
| The ___-stone.—Wilkie Collins |
|
|
| Satellite. |
|
|
| "Goodnight ___" |
|
|
| Something out of this world. |
|
|
| First target of spaceships. |
|
|
| It's new tonight. |
|
|
| We never see its other side. |
|
|
| Way station to 1 Across. |
|
|
| Harvest symbol. |
|
|