Crossword clues for Example 5 lettersAnswerClueCASESExamples, for exampleSLAVSPoles, for example || Pre-1994 compatriots of 13-Across, for exampleADAGELove laughs at locksmiths, for example.MAXIMIt is more blessed to give . . . , for example.MAYORWagner, for example.ODISTHorace, for example.POETADante, for example: Ital.ACTOR48 Across, for example.ATOLLChristmas Island, for example.DUCHYLuxemburg, for example.SAUCESoubise, for example.CHIENFrench poodle, for example.SALADRomaine, for example.OPERASiegfried, for example.TITLEWhite Queen, for example.ENTRYDoor, for example.MILERDelaney of Dublin, for example.MIMICThe mockingbird, for example.TENORSet Svanholm, for example.CLACKExample of onomatopoeia.SCENTLavender water, for example.SLAVEEliza Harris, for example.NOVELThe Scapegoat, for example.GAUGEManometer, for example.ACTORJuvenile, for example.MELONHoneydew, for example.MIMICMockingbird, for example.PASTEVermicelli, for example.APPLEDelicious, for example.ADAGEAll's well that ends well, for example.SPORTSquash, for example.ATOLLWake Island, for example.REVUEBy the Beautiful Sea, for example.ALLESDas ist ___.” nyt 1956 ALLES Everything: Ger. nyt 1956 ALLES Part of a German slogan. nyt 1956 ALLEY Back street. nyt 1956 ALLEYCAT Back-yard denizen. nyt 1956 ALLEYCAT City waif. nyt 1956 ALLIED Closely related. nyt 1956 ALLIED Kindred. nyt 1956 ALLIN Fatigued: Colloq. nyt 1956 ALLIN Fatigued: Colloq. nyt 1956 ALLO Different from: Comb. form. nyt 1956 ALLOCATE Apportion. nyt 1956 ALLOCATE Distribute. nyt 1956 ALLOT Apportion. nyt 1956 ALLOT Apportion. nyt 1956 ALLOTMENT Share. nyt 1956 ALLOTMENTS Measured shares. nyt 1956 ALLOUT Whole-hearted: Colloq. nyt 1956 ALLOVER Everywhere. nyt 1956 ALLOVER Finished. nyt 1956 ALLOY Bronze or steel. nyt 1956 ALLOY Metal combine. nyt 1956 ALLOY Pewter, for example. nyt 1956 ALLOY Pewter. nyt 1956 ALLROADS ___ lead to Rome."TITLEChampion, for example.NOVELKatherine, for example.HUSKYLaika, for example.ASSETBrains or beauty, for example.TENORDel Monaco, for example.STEEDRosinante, for example.SHRUBAzalea, for example.ELEGYLycidas, for example.COLOROrange, for example.TOPICThe weather, for example.SWEDEAlfred Nobel, for example.FLIERWilliam Bridgeman, for example.NOUNSBell, book and candle, for example.OPERAAlcestis, for example.POETAHorace, for example: Lat.ASIANSiamese, for example.
