Crossword clues for Part of 22-Down 3 lettersAnswerClueDAYWord that can follow the first part or precede the second part of 22-, 28-, 46- or 55-AcrossENGPart of 22 DownHISPart of 22-DownINTEGERThe first parts of 17- and 22-Across are always this, the first part of 46-Across is sometimes this, and the first part of 55-Across is never thisCONFPart of 22-Down: Abbr.AMERPart of 22-Down: Abbr.HOOD22 Across partSONICPart of 22-AcrossTEST22-Across partALLTHETRIMMINGSWhat Thanksgiving turkey may come with ... as suggested by parts of 17-, 22-, 38- and 51-Across?LOBEPart of a 22 AcrossLIFTEVERYVOICESo-called "black national anthem," informally ... or what 4-, 6-, 22- and 34-Down do, in part?PLATENPart in a machine used by 22-AcrossBREAKFASTPart of a morning routine ... or a literal hint to 18-, 22-, 35- and 49-AcrossISITLord, ___ I?: Matt. 26:22 nyt 1989 ISL Gilligan's home: Abbr. nyt 1989 ISL Icel. or Ire. nyt 1989 ISL St. John or St. Thomas nyt 1989 ISLA Cuba, e.g. nyt 1989 ISLA Ibiza, e.g. nyt 1989 ISLAM Imam's faith nyt 1989 ISLAM Muslim faith nyt 1989 ISLAM Muslim faith nyt 1989 ISLAM Muslim religion nyt 1989 ISLAND Long or Ellis nyt 1989 ISLE Holm or key nyt 1989 ISLE Homophone for I'll nyt 1989 ISLE Jersey or Guernsey nyt 1989 ISLE Jersey or Guernsey nyt 1989 ISLE Man is one nyt 1989 ISLE Man or Wight nyt 1989 ISLE Man or Wight nyt 1989 ISLE Man, for one nyt 1989 ISLE Map dot nyt 1989 ISLE One of the Skerries nyt 1989 ISLE Part of an archipelago nyt 1989 ISLE River into the Dordogne nyt 1989 ISLES Antilles nyt 1989 ISLES Keys nyt 1989 ISLES Keys' cousins nyt 1989 ISLES Man and others nyt 1989 ISLES Scotland's ___ of the Sea nyt 1989 ISLES Some resort areas nyt 1989 ISLET Ait nyt 1989 ISLET Ait nyt 1989 ISLET Dot on a map nyt 1989 ISLET Key nyt 1989 ISLET Mound in the Missouri nyt 1989 ISLIP Resort on Long Island nyt 1989 ISM Doctrine nyt 1989 ISM Doctrine nyt 1989 ISM Social follower nyt 1989 ISM Tenet nyt 1989 ISMENE Antigone's sister nyt 1989 ISMS Beliefs nyt 1989 ISMS Tenets nyt 1989 ISNO . . . Cupid ___ longer an archer": Shak.
