Crossword clues for Winner's prize 5 lettersAnswerClueIRENENobel Prize winner ___ Joliot-Curie, whose parents were Nobel Prize winners Pierre and Marie CuriePOOLEFirst Pulitzer Prize winner in fiction.ARIAS1987 Nobel Peace Prize winner Oscar ___ SanchezPEARLFirst name of a Nobel Prize winner.LANGENorwegian peace prize winner, 1921.LEWIS1930 prize winner.WORSTBooby prize winnerFERMIAtomic scientist, Nobel Prize winner, 1938ELIHUWith 21-Across, 1912 Nobel Peace Prize winnerSWISSNationality of Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Tadeus Reichstein.RALPHNobel Prize winner ___ Bunche.RALPHPeace Prize winner Bunche.MOOREPulitzer Prize winner in poetry, 1952.HABERGerman chemist, Nobel Prize winner, 1918.YEATSPoet, Senator, Nobel prize winner.CURIENobel Prize winner, 1903, 1911.YEATSIrish poet, Nobel Prize winner, 1923.PEARLFirst name of Nobel Prize winner.IMPEI1983 Pritzker Prize winnerCHAMPFirst-prize winnerLANGENorwegian Nobel peace prize winner, 1921.PASSYNobel peace prize winner, 1901.BUNINRussian novelist, Nobel Prize winner 1933.DAWESNobel Peace Prize winner, 1925.MARIENobel prize winner CurieELIOTNobel Prize winner in literature.OBAMA2009 Nobel Prize winnerLEECHMargaret ___, Pulitzer Prize winner for "Reveille in Washington."POOLEPulitzer Prize winner, 1918.GOBATSwiss Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1902.CECILPeace prize winner, 1937.SADATFirst-ever Muslim Nobel Prize winnerSWOOPOne fell ___.” nyt 1944 SYLHET City in southwest Assam. nyt 1944 SYLHET District, SW Assam, India. nyt 1944 SYLT German North Sea naval base. nyt 1944 SYNOD Convention. nyt 1944 SYNOD Council. nyt 1944 SYRACUSE Sicilian city taken by the British Eighth Army. nyt 1944 SYRIA Damascus is its capital. nyt 1944 SYRIAN Near Easterner. nyt 1944 SYRMAS Ancient classic robes. nyt 1944 TAA Pagoda. nyt 1944 TAAL Language of S. Africa. nyt 1944 TAB W. Iranian river, 150 miles to Persian Gulf. nyt 1944 TABLE Mountain south of Capetown, 3,550 feet. nyt 1944 TABS Flaps. nyt 1944 TABU Forbid. nyt 1944 TACANA Guatemalan volcano near Mexican border. nyt 1944 TACIT Unspoken. nyt 1944 TACLOBAN Capital of Leyte. nyt 1944 TACLOBAN Leyte capital. nyt 1944 TACOMA Washington ship center. nyt 1944 TAD Cartoonist Dorgan's signature. nyt 1944 TAD One of Lincoln's sons. nyt 1944 TAEL Chinese money of account. nyt 1944 TAEL Chinese weight. nyt 1944 TAFT Charles Phelps ___, member of State Dept. nyt 1944 TAG Game. nyt 1944 TAGALA Language of Philippines. nyt 1944 TAGANROG Seaport in Don Cossack Republic. nyt 1944 TAGORE Nobel Prize winner for poetry, 1913. nyt 1944 TAGS Follows closely. nyt 1944 TAHITI One of Society islands. nyt 1944 TAI Siamese. nyt 1944 TAILETS Minute caudal appendages. nyt 1944 TAILS Shadows. nyt 1944 TAINAN Capital of Formosa. nyt 1944 TAINO Extinct Haitian Indian. nyt 1944 TAINT Blemish. nyt 1944 TAINT Corrupt. nyt 1944 TAIPO City near Hong Kong. nyt 1944 TAIWAN Former name of Formosa. nyt 1944 TAKER Person accepting wagers. nyt 1944 TAL Clapping of hands to music. nyt 1944 TAL Hindu cymbals. nyt 1944 TAL Palmyra palm. nyt 1944 TALASEA Japanese base on New Britain. nyt 1944 TALC Soapstone. nyt 1944 TALENT Gift. nyt 1944 TALER Early German silver coin. nyt 1944 TALER German dollar. nyt 1944 TALES Memoirs. nyt 1944 TALES Stories. nyt 1944 TALI Ankle-bones. nyt 1944 TALIPOT Fanleaf palm. nyt 1944 TALL Towering. nyt 1944 TALLEST Loftiest. nyt 1944 TALLEST Loftiest. nyt 1944 TALLINN Baltic capital. nyt 1944 TALLINN Estonian capital. nyt 1944 TALON Claw. nyt 1944 TAM ___ o' Shanter.”CAMUSNobel Prize winner for literatureARIAS1987 Peace Prize winnerSOBIGPulitzer Prize winner for Edna FerberSADAT1978 Nobel Peace Prize winnerPOETSRuth Lilly Prize winnersANWARPeace Prize winner SadatSADATEgyptian Nobel peace prize winnerLURIEPulitzer Prize winner for "Foreign Affairs"ANWARNobel Peace Prize winner SadatFOGEL1993 Nobel Prize winner RobertHENRI1913 Nobel Peace Prize winner ___ La FontaineANNAN2001 Nobel Peace Prize winner KofiLANGENorwegian diplomat, 1921 Nobel Peace Prize winner.PAULI1945 Nobel Prize winner WolfgangRABINIsraeli Nobel Prize winnerMUNRO2009 Man Booker International Prize winner AliceLEWISNobel prize winner in literature, 1930.
