Crossword Clues for MOONS

Refine the search results by specifying the filter for clues.
Clue Source Date
Phobos and Deimos, to Mars Universal 18 Apr 2026
Planet circlers LA Times Mini 18 Apr 2026
Planet circlers Thomas Joseph 17 Feb 2026
Shows bottom The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Jan 2026
"Many ___ ago . . ." USA Today 17 Jan 2026
Natural satellites that Mars has 2 of, and Saturn more than 100
Titania and Oberon, for Uranus Wall Street Journal 11 Sep 2025
Phobos and Deimos, for Mars New York Times Mini 20 Aug 2025
Many ___ (a long time) New York Times 19 Aug 2025
Orbiting spheres
Idly dreams New York Times 20 Jun 2025
Venus doesn't have any
Saturn has over 140 of them USA Today 23 Mar 2025
Booker Prize-winning 2022 novel by Shehan Karunatilaka, The Seven _ Of Maali Almeida (5)
Many (a long time)
Crescent, whole and half
Half full ones or old and new ones (5)
Five ___ (group that included Maria Tallchief) USA Today 24 Jan 2025
Word after honey or many
Saturn's 146 Universal 23 Nov 2024
Set of eight 11-Down which include "full" and "waning gibbous"
Bodies that orbit a planet
Wanders over, entering site of battle
Many, many weeks
Saturn has 146 of them Universal 12 Sep 2024
Natural satellites that Mars has 2 of, and Saturn more than 100
Bodies that orbit planets (5)
Natural satellites Newsday 26 Jun 2024
They orbit planets USA Today 14 May 2024
Planet circlers Thomas Joseph 03 May 2024
Deimos and Phobos, for example
Natural satellites Commuter 11 Mar 2024
Planet circlers Eugene Sheffer 21 Feb 2024
Natural satellites Commuter 17 Feb 2024
Planet orbiters New York Times Mini 07 Dec 2023
Bottoms out? New York Times 26 Oct 2023
Planets' natural satellites Newsday 05 Sep 2023
Astronomer's sightings Newsday 20 Jul 2023
Planet circlers Thomas Joseph 23 Jun 2023
Jupiter's ___, natural satellites observed by Galileo Galilei using 48a.
Planet circlers Eugene Sheffer 31 Dec 2022
Two of them orbit Mars Universal 29 Oct 2022
Low point son cheekily unveils
Planet circlers Thomas Joseph 19 Nov 2021
Saturn has more than 80 of them New York Times 12 Sep 2021
Jupiter has 79 Thomas Joseph 25 Jun 2021
"Many ___," 2008 song by Janelle Monae with a sci-fi themed music video featuring androids
Mars has two of them Universal 27 Oct 2020
Mars has two USA Today 15 Sep 2020
Months and months investing in advance
Some Lucky Charms marshmallows
Mars has two
Mars has two LA Times Daily 02 Mar 2020
What Mercury and Venus lack
Low nest regularly seen in pines The Telegraph Cryptic 07 Nov 2019
Deimos and Phobos, to Mars USA Today 14 Oct 2019
Deimos and Phobos, for Mars New York Times 20 Aug 2019
Triton and Proteus, to Neptune
Jupiter's Ganymede and Europa New York Times 21 May 2019
Planet circlers Eugene Sheffer 03 May 2019
Satellites of planets
Mars' pair
Deimos and Phobos, to Mars
Jupiter's Ganymede and Europa
Deimos and Phobos, for Mars
Spends time idly and absent-mindedly
Some satellites LA Times Daily 14 Dec 2018
Some satellites
Phobos and Deimos, e.g Wall Street Journal 31 Oct 2018
Titan, Rhea and 60 others, for Saturn Wall Street Journal 09 Jul 2018
Phobos and Deimos, to Mars USA Today 26 Feb 2018
Mars's Phobos and Deimos
Phobos and Deimos, e.g.
Some satellites
Phobos and Deimos, to Mars
Titan, Rhea and 60 others, for Saturn
Pluto quintet LA Times Daily 20 Oct 2017
Pluto quintet
Blue Lucky Charms marshmallows New York Times 10 Oct 2017
Gets cheeky with? New York Times 23 Jul 2017
Saturn features
The 62 of Saturn Universal 18 May 2017
Telescopist's sightings Newsday 03 Mar 2017
Gets cheeky with?
Pluto quintet
The 62 of Saturn
Blue Lucky Charms marshmallows
Blue Lucky Charms shapes USA Today 15 Dec 2016
WWI battle scene keeping old exhibits behind The Times Cryptic 15 Dec 2016
Blue and new things Universal 25 Nov 2016
Mars' two Universal 07 Oct 2016
The two of Mars Universal 23 Aug 2016
Mars' pair LA Times Daily 17 Jul 2016
Titania and Oberon, e.g LA Times Daily 10 Jan 2016
Mars' two
Mars' pair
Titania and Oberon, e.g.
The two of Mars
Jupiter has 67 Wall Street Journal 19 Oct 2015
Stares wistfully into space
Planet circlers Thomas Joseph 14 Apr 2015
Mercury lacks them Family Time 18 Jan 2015
Periods of time
Jupiter has 67
Phobos and Deimos, e.g.
Stares wistfully into space
Natural satellites
Some Lucky Charms marshmallow shapes
Mars pair
Mars's Phobos and Deimos
"Many ___ since we did the do" 311
Planetary orbiters
311 "Many ___ since first I saw you"
Butts out?
Natural satellites
Jupiter has many
Saturn's 18
Planetary orbiters
311: "Many ___ since first I saw you"
Hindsights?
Mars pair
Crescent and half
Phoebe and Rhea, to Saturn
New and blue
Time periods lasting about 29 1/2 days
Mercury's lack
Brings up the rear?
Astronomer's sightings
Planet circlers
Ganymede and Lysithea, to Jupiter
Jupiter's Io and Callisto
They circle Saturn
Mercury and Venus lack them
Certain satellites
Mercury and Venus lack them
Planetary orbiters
Gazes dreamily
Europa and Callisto
Responds to "Bottoms up!"?
Indulges in reverie
Many of Uranus's are named after Shakespearean characters
Mars has two
Stares absent-mindedly
They may be new or full
Many of Uranus's are named after Shakespearean characters
Presents with a seat?
Is dreamy
Planetary satellites
Ganymede and Europa
Displays one's cheekiness?
Io and Ganymede, e.g.
Saturn's 31
Periods of time
Ancient calendar units
Natural satellites
Phoebe and Rhea, to Saturn
Ganymede and Lysithea, to Jupiter
Mars has two
Callisto and Europa, to Jupiter
Gazes dreamily
Deimos and Phobos, to Mars
Jupiter's Io and Callisto
Early Native American calendar units?
Many ___ (a long time)
Mars' twosome
Planetary satellites
Satellites
Daydreams
Europa and Io, to Jupiter
Looks longingly
Phobos and Deimos
Planet orbiters
Stares absent-mindedly
Callisto and Ganymede
Indian time periods
Word after many or honey
Acts dreamily
Mohawk months
Jupiter's dozen
Saturn features
Orbiters of orbiters
Io and Phobos
Io and Callisto
Satellites
Jupiter's XII
Indian time divisions
Is pensive
Dawdles
Months, to Hiawatha
Secondary planets.
Jupiter has eleven.
Wanders about dreamily.
Planetary satellites.
Wanders about listlessly.
Broods, in a way.
Companions of Jupiter.
Heavenly bodies.
Months, to Hiawatha.
Satellites of Saturn.
Acts lovesick.
"Till now some nine ___ wasted."—Othello.
I. G. Y. phenomena.
Satellites.
Mars has two.
Jupiter has twelve.
Months.
Behaves abstractedly.
Refine the search results by specifying the filter for clues.

Trending Clues