Kind of group 3 letters

Crossword clues for Kind of group 3 letters

Answer	Clue
AGE	Kind of group or limit
AGE	Kind of group
AMINO	Kind of group, in chemistry
PEER	Kind of group or pressure
PEER	Kind of group
SPLINTER	Kind of group
SECT	Kind of splinter group
SPCA	Be kind to animals group.
TURFBOARD	Town group that decides what kinds of lawns are allowed?
HERMANSHERMITS	There's a Kind of Hush singing group
ETHNIC	Kind of food or group
NOTYET	___, but soon.” nyt 1954 NOUN Part of speech. nyt 1954 NOUN Place or thing. nyt 1954 NOUN Subject of a sentence. nyt 1954 NOUN Substantive. nyt 1954 NOUNS Substantives. nyt 1954 NOUS We: French. nyt 1954 NOVA Briefly brilliant star. nyt 1954 NOVA He fought Louis. nyt 1954 NOVA Temporary star. nyt 1954 NOVA Temporary star. nyt 1954 NOVA ___ Scotia. nyt 1954 NOVA ___ Scotia. nyt 1954 NOVARROS Actor Ramon and others. nyt 1954 NOVEL Item of summer entertainment. nyt 1954 NOVITIATE Beginner; green one. nyt 1954 NOW Forthwith. nyt 1954 NOW Seeing that. nyt 1954 NOWAYS Not at all. nyt 1954 NOYES Contemporary English poet. nyt 1954 NOYES Contemporary English poet. nyt 1954 NRA 1933 agency. nyt 1954 NRA 1933 measure. nyt 1954 NRA Blue Eagle. nyt 1954 NRA Former agency. nyt 1954 NRA New Deal agency. nyt 1954 NSPCA An animal protective group. nyt 1954 NTH Kind of degree. nyt 1954 NTH To the ___ degree. nyt 1954 NTH ___ degree, in mathematics. nyt 1954 NUANCE Subtle shading. nyt 1954 NUB Gist. nyt 1954 NUB Gist. nyt 1954 NUBS Gists of stories. nyt 1954 NUDE Type of painting. nyt 1954 NUDGE Elbow. nyt 1954 NUDGED Elbowed. nyt 1954 NUEVO New: Spanish. nyt 1954 NUGGET Prospector's find. nyt 1954 NUIT Night: Fr. nyt 1954 NUIT Opposite of jour."
SEANCE	Group meeting of a kind
REDCROSS	Group taking more than one kind of donation
SPICEGIRLS	Group that embodied "a new kind of vampy feminism," per Camille Paglia
MILLI	___ Vanilli (pop group disgraced for lip syncing which, in hindsight, was maybe kind of unfair)
PLEASUREDOME	Kind of arena that might host the Hugger Games (and a group hug involving tributes #1, #2, and #6)
TRIO	Three Little Maids from School.” nyt 1954 TRIO Group for chamber music. nyt 1954 TRIO Laverne, Maxene, Patty. nyt 1954 TRIO Middle section of a minuet. nyt 1954 TRIO Musical group. nyt 1954 TRIO Noah's sons, for instance. nyt 1954 TRIO Singing group. nyt 1954 TRIOS Musical compositions. nyt 1954 TRIP Junket. nyt 1954 TRIP Junket. nyt 1954 TRIP Summer junket. nyt 1954 TRIPLE Almost a homer. nyt 1954 TRIPLE Extra-base hit. nyt 1954 TRIPLEPLAY Rara avis of baseball. nyt 1954 TRIPLETS Three of a kind. nyt 1954 TRIPOLI 10th word of U. S. Marine hymn. nyt 1954 TRIPOLI Port of Lebanon. nyt 1954 TRIPOLI Winter capital of Libya. nyt 1954 TRIPS Life of a salesman. nyt 1954 TRIPS Pleasure jaunts. nyt 1954 TRIS Baseball's Mr. Speaker. nyt 1954 TRIS Mr. Speaker. nyt 1954 TRIS Mr. Speaker. nyt 1954 TRIS Mr. Speaker. nyt 1954 TRIS Thrice: Prefix. nyt 1954 TRISECT Divide a certain way. nyt 1954 TRISECTS Cuts into three parts. nyt 1954 TRISECTS Divides into thirds. nyt 1954 TRISTE Valse ___."
DANA	Two Years Before the Mast” author. nyt 1960 DANA Charles ___ Gibson. nyt 1960 DANAE Mother of Perseus. nyt 1960 DANAE Perseus' mother. nyt 1960 DANAE Subject of famous Titian paintings. nyt 1960 DANAIDE Water wheel, named for mythical maids. nyt 1960 DANCEATTENDANCE Court favor. nyt 1960 DANCER Coryphee. nyt 1960 DANCETO (___) the tune of. nyt 1960 DANDELION Spring flower. nyt 1960 DANDER Anger: Colloq. nyt 1960 DANDIES Beaux. nyt 1960 DANDLE Knee-bounce. nyt 1960 DANDLED Bounced baby on the knee. nyt 1960 DANE Greenlander. nyt 1960 DANGERMENATWORK Highway sign. nyt 1960 DANGERPOINT Crisis. nyt 1960 DANIC Of Denmark. nyt 1960 DANISH Germanic language. nyt 1960 DANISH Kind of pastry. nyt 1960 DANITES North Hebrews of Bible days. nyt 1960 DANK Moist. nyt 1960 DANK Unpleasantly humid. nyt 1960 DANNY Comedian Kaye. nyt 1960 DANTE Great name in literature. nyt 1960 DANTE His beloved was Beatrice. nyt 1960 DANTE Illustrious Italian. nyt 1960 DANTE Medieval poet. nyt 1960 DANTE Renaissance name. nyt 1960 DANTES Count of Monte Cristo. nyt 1960 DAPPER Trim. nyt 1960 DAPPLEGREY Name for 32 Across. nyt 1960 DAR Distaff patriotic group. nyt 1960 DAR Patriotic group. nyt 1960 DAR Patriotic group: Abbr. nyt 1960 DAR Patriotic order, U. S. nyt 1960 DARE Brave. nyt 1960 DARE Challenge. nyt 1960 DARE Challenge. nyt 1960 DARE Colonial Virginia. nyt 1960 DARE Venture. nyt 1960 DARE Venture. nyt 1960 DARE Virginia. nyt 1960 DARED Braved. nyt 1960 DARED Had the courage. nyt 1960 DARED Risked. nyt 1960 DARER Taker of risks. nyt 1960 DARES Ventures. nyt 1960 DARESAY Consider probable. nyt 1960 DARESAY Think very unlikely. nyt 1960 DARESAY Venture to affirm. nyt 1960 DARK Nightfall. nyt 1960 DARKENED Shaded. nyt 1960 DARKHORSE One type of candidate. nyt 1960 DARKHORSE Type of candidate. nyt 1960 DARKHORSE Unexpected nominee. nyt 1960 DARKLES Grows gloomy: Poet. nyt 1960 DARKLY As through a glass ___."
CHILL	Relax, man!” nyt 2004 CHILL Shiver's cause nyt 2004 CHILLIERWEATHER What fall traditionally brings nyt 2004 CHILLYRECEPTION Welcome that's not so welcoming nyt 2004 CHIN Goatee site nyt 2004 CHIN Goatee's locale nyt 2004 CHIN Goatee's locale nyt 2004 CHIN Gossip nyt 2004 CHINNED Shot the breeze nyt 2004 CHIP Intel product nyt 2004 CHIPPEDIN Contributed nyt 2004 CHIRP Wake-up call? nyt 2004 CHISEL Sculpt nyt 2004 CHIT Gambler's marker nyt 2004 CHIT Voucher nyt 2004 CHIVALRY Dead thing, according to some nyt 2004 CHO Comic Margaret nyt 2004 CHO Funnywoman Margaret nyt 2004 CHOCOLATECOATED Like some doughnuts nyt 2004 CHOIR Group of angels, maybe nyt 2004 CHOO Half a train? nyt 2004 CHOO When repeated, a child's plaything nyt 2004 CHOOSE Go for nyt 2004 CHOOSE Opt for nyt 2004 CHOPIN Composer who had a long relationship with George Sand nyt 2004 CHOPS Musical ability, slangily nyt 2004 CHORD It can't be played on a trumpet, e.g. nyt 2004 CHORE Carrying out the garbage, e.g. nyt 2004 CHORE Milking a cow, e.g. nyt 2004 CHORUS Kind of line nyt 2004 CHOU ___ En-lai nyt 2004 CHOW Grub nyt 2004 CHOWCHOW Dog with an upturned tail nyt 2004 CHOY ___ sum (Chinese flowering cabbage) nyt 2004 CHRISEVERTLLOYD Six-time U.S. Open winner nyt 2004 CHRISM Oil used in church rites nyt 2004 CHRISM Oil used in church rites nyt 2004 CHRISTEN Name nyt 2004 CHRISTIE Creator of many crime cases nyt 2004 CHROMIUM Major export of Albania and South Africa nyt 2004 CHUCKBERRY Maybellene" singer
JOYS	So cares and ___ abound . . . ” nyt 1956 JUANPONCEDELEON Voyager to Bimini. nyt 1956 JUDE Hardy character. nyt 1956 JUDO Japanese system of wrestling. nyt 1956 JUGS Containers for liquids. nyt 1956 JULEP Cold drink with herbs. nyt 1956 JULEP Dixie drink. nyt 1956 JULIA Proteus' choice in a Shakespeare play. nyt 1956 JUMEL Name of rich widow Aaron Burr married. nyt 1956 JUMPS Bebop numbers. nyt 1956 JUNCO Small finch. nyt 1956 JUNEBRIDE Star of the society pages. nyt 1956 JUNEBUG Large beetle. nyt 1956 JUNEBUG Summer insect. nyt 1956 JUNESIXTH Historic day of 1944. nyt 1956 JUNEWEEK Special event at West Point. nyt 1956 JUNTO Group of political intriguers. nyt 1956 JUPITER His statue was one of Seven Wonders. nyt 1956 JURIST Earl Warren, for example. nyt 1956 JUSCELINO Senhor Kubitchek of Brazil. nyt 1956 JUSSI Tenor Bjoerling. nyt 1956 JUTLAND Peninsula of Northern Europe. nyt 1956 KAFFIR Bantu. nyt 1956 KAFIR South African Bantu: Var. nyt 1956 KAISER Oakland industrialist. nyt 1956 KAISER U. S. industrialist. nyt 1956 KAISERS Henry J. and family. nyt 1956 KAKA New Zealand parrot. nyt 1956 KALAMAZOO Battle Creek's river. nyt 1956 KALE Cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Colewort. nyt 1956 KALE Kind of cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Plant. nyt 1956 KALE Salad ingredients. nyt 1956 KALE Vegetable. nyt 1956 KALI Hindu goddess, wife of Siva. nyt 1956 KALONGS Flying foxes. nyt 1956 KAMCHATKA Peninsula between Okhotsk and Bering seas. nyt 1956 KAN Sunflower State: Abbr. nyt 1956 KAN Where Topeka is: Abbr. nyt 1956 KANE Citizen ___."
FORA	O, ___ horse with wings!” nyt 1960 FORA ___ song (cheaply). nyt 1960 FORAGER Searcher for food. nyt 1960 FORBEAR Be patient. nyt 1960 FORE Golfer's warning. nyt 1960 FORE Links call. nyt 1960 FORE Situated in front. nyt 1960 FOREBODED Presaged. nyt 1960 FOREFEET Equine extremities. nyt 1960 FOREGONE ___ conclusion (certainty). nyt 1960 FOREPAW Dog's foot. nyt 1960 FORESTFIRE Smokey's concern. nyt 1960 FORESTS Natural resources. nyt 1960 FOREWARN Give previous notice. nyt 1960 FORK Runcible spoon. nyt 1960 FORMALS Prom gowns. nyt 1960 FORMAT Make-up. nyt 1960 FORMAT Publisher's concern. nyt 1960 FORRESTAL U. S. supercarrier. nyt 1960 FORSAKE Desert. nyt 1960 FORT Stronghold. nyt 1960 FORTDEFRANCE Capital of Martinique. nyt 1960 FORTE Loud, in music. nyt 1960 FORTE Specialty. nyt 1960 FORTE Strong point. nyt 1960 FORTH Edinburgh's Firth. nyt 1960 FORTUNE Destiny. nyt 1960 FORTUNEHUNTER Suitor of a sort. nyt 1960 FORTY Two score. nyt 1960 FOSSIL Cousin of a stick-in-the-mud. nyt 1960 FOSSIL Geologist's concern. nyt 1960 FOSSILS Old-fashioned persons. nyt 1960 FOUL Hockey violation. nyt 1960 FOUNDER Originator. nyt 1960 FOURLEAF Kind of clover. nyt 1960 FOURTHS Quarters. nyt 1960 FOWL Hens. nyt 1960 FOX Animal of the dog family. nyt 1960 FOXIER Craftier. nyt 1960 FOYER Hall. nyt 1960 FRA Brother. nyt 1960 FRACAS Uproar. nyt 1960 FRACASES Brawls. nyt 1960 FRAISE 16th cen. ruff for the neck. nyt 1960 FRAME Design. nyt 1960 FRAN Short for a girl's name. nyt 1960 FRANC Coin dating from 1360. nyt 1960 FRANC Money in Marseilles. nyt 1960 FRANCES Girl's name. nyt 1960 FRANCOISHOTMAN 16th cen. jurist and Calvinist. nyt 1960 FRANK Open and sincere. nyt 1960 FRANK Straightforward. nyt 1960 FRANKER More direct. nyt 1960 FRANKLIN Inventor of a stove. nyt 1960 FRANZ Novelist Werfel. nyt 1960 FRAP Bind together by cables, ropes, etc. nyt 1960 FRAS Brothers. nyt 1960 FRAT College group: Slang. nyt 1960 FRAU Housewife in Bonn. nyt 1960 FRAULEINS Young ladies from Bonn. nyt 1960 FRAY Fight. nyt 1960 FRB U. S. fiscal agency. nyt 1960 FREA Odin's wife: Var. nyt 1960 FREAK Out-of-the-ordinary. nyt 1960 FREDA Girl's name meaning peace."

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