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Crossword clues for Form of gold 3 letters

AnswerClue
AURWord form for "gold"
AURGold: Comb. form
OREForm of gold
POEGold Bug” writer. nyt 1956 POE Creator of Arthur Gordon Pym. nyt 1956 POE Israfel. nyt 1956 POEM Concise, beautiful expression. nyt 1956 POEM Literary form. nyt 1956 POEM Literary form. nyt 1956 POEMS Golden Treasury items. nyt 1956 POESY Verse of yore. nyt 1956 POET 57 Across. nyt 1956 POET Anne Lindbergh, for example. nyt 1956 POET Elizabeth Bishop, for example. nyt 1956 POET Sonneteer. nyt 1956 POET Type of writer. nyt 1956 POET Vers librist. nyt 1956 POETA ___ nascitur, non fit."
AURIGold word form
AURIGold (comb. Form)
INGOTForm of gold
AUROGold: Comb. form
CHRYSOGold: Comb. form
DANAEPrincess who became pregnant with Perseus after Zeus came to her in the form of a shower of gold
LASS___ with a delicate air.” nyt 1948 LASSA Capital of Tibet. nyt 1948 LAST Omega. nyt 1948 LAST Shoemaker's form. nyt 1948 LAT Coin of Riga. nyt 1948 LAT Gold coin of Latvia. nyt 1948 LATE Far advanced. nyt 1948 LATE Overdue. nyt 1948 LATE Recent. nyt 1948 LATED Delayed: Poet. nyt 1948 LATENCY Dormant state. nyt 1948 LATERALS Football passes. nyt 1948 LATEST Up-to-date. nyt 1948 LATHES Potters' wheels. nyt 1948 LATONA She caused the death of Niobe's children. nyt 1948 LAU Group of Fiji islands. nyt 1948 LAUD Acclaim. nyt 1948 LAUDER Singer of For She's My Daisy.”
PLUMED___ Knight”: Blaine's Presidential campaign title, 1876. nyt 1948 PLUS Added feature. nyt 1948 PLUS Positive quantity. nyt 1948 PLUTONIUM Element no. 94, formed from U. 238. nyt 1948 POCONOS Ridge of mountains in Pennsylvania. nyt 1948 POD Hull. nyt 1948 POD Legume case. nyt 1948 POD School of seals. nyt 1948 POD School of whales. nyt 1948 PODS Legumes. nyt 1948 POE John Allan's foster son. nyt 1948 POEM Artistic creation. nyt 1948 POEMS Idyls. nyt 1948 POET Homer's calling. nyt 1948 POETESS Versificatrix. nyt 1948 POGO Jumping-stick. nyt 1948 POI Hawaiian food. nyt 1948 POINT Indicate prey. nyt 1948 POINTY Having a sharply tapering tip. nyt 1948 POKE Forty-niner's gold-dust holder. nyt 1948 POLARIS Brightest star in Ursa Minor. nyt 1948 POLARIS Guiding star. nyt 1948 POLE Archbishop of Canterbury 1556–58. nyt 1948 POLE Native of Lodz. nyt 1948 POLEAXES Battle weapons. nyt 1948 POLES Natives of Gdynia. nyt 1948 POLICE Teeth" planned for U. N.
ORPENFor of all sad words of tongue ___ . . . ” nyt 1960 ORPHEUSDESCENDING Tennessee Williams play. nyt 1960 ORPHREY Gold embroidery on a priest's vestment. nyt 1960 ORRA Odd: Scot. nyt 1960 ORRA Odd: Scot. nyt 1960 ORRA Unusual: Scot. nyt 1960 ORRAMAN Old-time farm laborer. nyt 1960 ORRERY Planetarium. nyt 1960 ORRIS Florentine iris. nyt 1960 ORRIS Fragrant root. nyt 1960 ORRIS Fragrant root. nyt 1960 ORRIS Plant with fragrant roots. nyt 1960 ORRIS Species of iris. nyt 1960 ORSAY Quai d'___, Paris landmark. nyt 1960 ORSINI Roman family in Guelph faction. nyt 1960 ORSO Bear: Ital. nyt 1960 ORSO More or less. nyt 1960 ORSO Thereabouts. nyt 1960 ORSON First name in theatrical roster. nyt 1960 ORT Breadcrumb. nyt 1960 ORT Food fragment. nyt 1960 ORT Scrap. nyt 1960 ORT Scrap. nyt 1960 ORT Table scrap. nyt 1960 ORT Table scrap. nyt 1960 ORT Table scrap. nyt 1960 ORT Unwanted scrap. nyt 1960 ORTH Straight: Comb. form. nyt 1960 ORTH Straight: Comb. form. nyt 1960 ORTOLAN Bobolink. nyt 1960 ORTS Table scraps of olden days. nyt 1960 ORWELL English novelist. nyt 1960 ORWHATYOUWILL Words following Twelfth Night.”