Crossword clues for One of the Yorks 3 lettersAnswerClueBAYNew York, for oneSGTAlvin C. York was oneNCOYork, for one: Abbr.SPTNew York, for one: Abbr.SGTYork was one: Abbr.SGTYork, for one: Abbr.NCOSgt. York, for oneCOPOne of New York's finestNEWOne of the YorksNARMonogram of a one-time New York governor who became Gerald Ford's vice presidentCTRNew York's Lincoln, for one (abbr.)CABIn New York City, permission to run one cost over a million dollars in 2013ELSNew York and Chicago have the oldest ones in the AmericasCABCommon sight in New York City (except when you need one)ELMOne of a noted array in New York City's Tompkins Square ParkSTANew York's Grand Central is often incorrectly called one: Abbr.ATMThe first one ever began handing out cash in a New York bank in 1969ATMThe first one debuted on 9/2/69 at a Chemical Bank in Rockville Centre, New YorkAVEHonest ___.” nyt 1956 AVE Campaign nickname. nyt 1956 AVE Gubernatorial nickname. nyt 1956 AVE Gubernatorial nickname. nyt 1956 AVE Hail! nyt 1956 AVE Mr. Harriman, to his friends. nyt 1956 AVE Part of a street sign. nyt 1956 AVE Prayer. nyt 1956 AVE Prayer. nyt 1956 AVE Roman greeting. nyt 1956 AVE Rosary bead. nyt 1956 AVE See 9 Down. nyt 1956 AVE Supplication. nyt 1956 AVE ___ Maria. nyt 1956 AVEC With: Fr. nyt 1956 AVEC With: French. nyt 1956 AVEC With: French. nyt 1956 AVEC ___ plaisir. nyt 1956 AVEMARIA Prayer. nyt 1956 AVEMARIA Schubert's Op. 52. nyt 1956 AVENGE Inflict just punishment. nyt 1956 AVENGE Retaliate. nyt 1956 AVENIDA Latin American street. nyt 1956 AVENIDA Madrid street. nyt 1956 AVENUE Madison, for example. nyt 1956 AVENUE New York's Fifth. nyt 1956 AVENUE Pennsylvania, for example. nyt 1956 AVENUE Way of approach. nyt 1956 AVER Affirm. nyt 1956 AVER Affirm. nyt 1956 AVER Affirm. nyt 1956 AVER Assert. nyt 1956 AVER Declare. nyt 1956 AVER Declare. nyt 1956 AVER Prove, in law. nyt 1956 AVERAGE Batter's concern. nyt 1956 AVERAGE Mean. nyt 1956 AVERAGE Usual. nyt 1956 AVERELL First name of Democratic hopeful. nyt 1956 AVERNO Lake in Southern Italy. nyt 1956 AVERRED Made affirmation. nyt 1956 AVERS Affirms. nyt 1956 AVERS Affirms. nyt 1956 AVERS Maintains. nyt 1956 AVERS Proves: Law. nyt 1956 AVERSE Set against. nyt 1956 AVERSE Unwilling. nyt 1956 AVERSE Unwilling. nyt 1956 AVERSE Unwilling. nyt 1956 AVERSIONS Dislikes. nyt 1956 AVERT Fend off. nyt 1956 AVERT Fend off. nyt 1956 AVERT Prevent. nyt 1956 AVERT Prevent. nyt 1956 AVERT Turn aside. nyt 1956 AVERTED Turned aside. nyt 1956 AVERTED Turned aside. nyt 1956 AVERTED Turned aside. nyt 1956 AVERTER Warder-offer. nyt 1956 AVERTING Preventing. nyt 1956 AVERTS Deflects. nyt 1956 AVERTS Staves off. nyt 1956 AVES Madison and Park. nyt 1956 AVES Prayers. nyt 1956 AVES Salutations. nyt 1956 AVES The birds. nyt 1956 AVES The birds. nyt 1956 AVESTA Bible of the Parsis. nyt 1956 AVESTA Sacred books of the Parsis. nyt 1956 AVG Statistical figure: Abbr. nyt 1956 AVI Of a grandfather: Lat. nyt 1956 AVIAN Of birds. nyt 1956 AVIAN Of the birds. nyt 1956 AVIAN Of the birds. nyt 1956 AVIATES Flies. nyt 1956 AVIATOR Billy Mitchell. nyt 1956 AVIATRIX Jacqueline Cochran. nyt 1956 AVID Athirst. nyt 1956 AVID Eager. nyt 1956 AVID Eager. nyt 1956 AVID Greedy. nyt 1956 AVID Greedy. nyt 1956 AVID Keenly eager. nyt 1956 AVIGATE Conduct aircraft in flight. nyt 1956 AVIGNON French city. nyt 1956 AVILA Cleveland Indian. nyt 1956 AVILA Spanish city. nyt 1956 AVION Word on air letters. nyt 1956 AVIS Girl's name. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVISO Dispatch boat. nyt 1956 AVIV Tel ___. nyt 1956 AVIV Tel ___. nyt 1956 AVIV Tel ___. nyt 1956 AVOCADOS Salad fruits. nyt 1956 AVOCET Long-legged shore bird. nyt 1956 AVOCET Wading bird. nyt 1956 AVOID Abstain from. nyt 1956 AVOID Shirk. nyt 1956 AVOID Vacate. nyt 1956 AVOIDER Elusive one. nyt 1956 AVOIDER Shunner. nyt 1956 AVON Bristol's river. nyt 1956 AVON Celtic word for river."ANAISNIN20th-century author who maintained two simultaneous marriages, one in New York and one in LACOMMANew York, New York has oneCITYNew York, for one.TONGUETWISTERUnique New York, for oneMELTINGPOTNew York, for one.SERGEANTYork, for one.STATENew York, for oneHEROSergeant York was oneSEAPORTNew York is one.OUSEOne of York's rivers.ROOSEVELTOne of New York's Representatives.PAYWALLThe New York Times introduced one in 2005REIDOne-time New York Tribune editor Whitelaw ___MAJORLEAGUETEAMNew York Yankees, for oneCAYUGAOne of New York's Finger LakesPOSTOFFICEA famous one in New York City bears an inscription inspired by 47-Across that includes the first words of 17-, 25-, 30-, and 39-AcrossESOPUSOne of New York's watershed areas.SCHOHARIEOne of New York's reservoirs.SENECAOne of New York's Finger LakesSKANEATELESOne of New York's Finger Lakes.SEAPORTNew York City, for one.KEUKALAKEOne of New York's FingersMARATHONDAYNew York City has one each NovemberCAYUGA___ Lake (one of New York's Finger Lakes)PIZZAOne of New York's claims to famePROTECTOROne of New York's finest e.g.POLICEOFFICEROne of "New York's finest"ASTORIAOne end of New York's Triborough BridgeOPEDThe first one in The New York Times appeared in 1970FTLEEOne side of New York/ New Jersey's G.W. BridgeAPPLENew York is a big one
