Crossword clues for Four, often 3 lettersAnswerCluePARFour, oftenPARGolfer's four, oftenSSNFig. whose last four digits are often requestedARMOne of four for Ganesha, oftenARGYLESOCKAccent for plus fours, oftenQUARTERNOTESThere are often four to a measureTEATIMEFour, oftenONEMILEFour laps, oftenSEMIGame between Final Four teams, oftenSEDANIt often has four doorsMILEEquivalent of four laps, oftenKISSOne often involves four lipsCHORALESThey often have four partsSEDANFour-door, oftenPIZZACUTTERKitchen tool often used four times in quick successionANALOGYOne often has four colonsCASETwenty-four cans, oftenPAWSDogs often have fourRANGEThing with four burners, oftenTOONSThey often have just four fingers on each handSIVAGod often depicted with four armsMILERSFour-lap runners, oftenCHERUBOne often depicted with four faces (lion, ox, eagle, and human)ARMSShiva is often pictured with fourEPICSFour-hour films, oftenTINEOne of four on a fork, oftenPARSFours on a course, oftenOXALISWooded plant that's often confused for four-leaf cloverPERMANENTWAVE*Salon job often shortened to its first four lettersTARPAULINCovering whose name is often shortened to its first four lettersMILEFour times around the track, oftenMILEFour times around a track, oftenUTURNOften-forbidden maneuver ... as hinted at four times in this puzzleREVOLVINGDOORHotel entrance, often, and, literally, what each set of four puzzle 35-Across containsSEXANDTHECITYClassic sitcom whose fans often categorize themselves as one of its four protagonistsSPOTIFYWith 38-Across, annual compilation often shared on social media, and an apt place for four of this puzzle's long answers?HAPPYEASTERWords spoken often this time of year, one of which is anagrammed four times in this puzzlePOLISHCorridor” along the Vistula, created by Treaty of Versailles. nyt 1952 POLITE What Alphonse and Gaston were. nyt 1952 POLL Analysis of public opinion. nyt 1952 POLL Head counting. nyt 1952 POLL Indecisive enumeration. nyt 1952 POLL List of voters. nyt 1952 POLL Pre-election activity. nyt 1952 POLLS Selective samplings of public opinion. nyt 1952 POLLTAX Levy required by seven states. nyt 1952 POLO Author of still popular travel book. nyt 1952 POLO Ball game. nyt 1952 POLO Game at Bostwick Field. nyt 1952 POLO Game often played in armories. nyt 1952 POLO Game originated in the Orient. nyt 1952 POLO Hockey on horseback. nyt 1952 POLO ___ Grounds. nyt 1952 POLONIUM Radioactive element in pitchblende. nyt 1952 POLOPONIES Four-legged participants at Westbury Field. nyt 1952 POLYTECHNIC Embracing many arts. nyt 1952 POM Dog weighing about seven pounds: Colloq. nyt 1952 POMA Fruit: Latin. nyt 1952 POME Apple, pear or quince. nyt 1952 POMERANIA Part of Germany, in the Russian zone. nyt 1952 POMP Pageantry. nyt 1952 POMS Small dogs: Colloq. nyt 1952 POND Rural skating rink. nyt 1952 POND The Atlantic, by understatement. nyt 1952 POND Tourist term for the Atlantic. nyt 1952 PONE Bread made of corn meal. nyt 1952 PONES Southern food. nyt 1952 PONG Table tennis noise. nyt 1952 PONIES They once carried the mail. nyt 1952 PONS Cara Nome" is a specialty of hers.
