PAPA

PAPA


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Word: papa
Phonetic: /pəˈpɑː/
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Dad, daddy, father; a familiar or old-fashioned term of address to one’s father.
A pet name for one's grandfather.
A parish priest in the Greek Orthodox Church.
The letter P in the ICAO spelling alphabet.


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You can find a list of possible crossword clues for PAPA below.


Come to ___!
Come to ___
Dont preach
Down at___Joes (63 hit)
I Remember Mama role
Last Resort band ___ Roach
Oh! My ___ (Eddie Fisher tune)
Oh
___ Can You Hear Me? (Streisand)
___ Dont Preach
___ Dont Preach (#1 hit for Madonna)
___ Dont Preach (1986 Madonna chart-topper)
___ Dont Preach (Madonna hit)
___ Dont Preach: Madonna
___ Loves Mambo (Perry Como hit)
___ Loves Mambo (Perry Como song)
___ Was a Rollin Stone
___ Was a Rollin Stone (#1 hit for the Temptations)
___ Was a Rollin Stone (1972 hit)
___ Was a Rollin Stone (Temptations hit)
___ Was a Rolling Stone
___ Was a Rolling Stone (Temptations hit)
___
___Was A Rollin Stone
___ Dont Preach (86 hit)
542-year-old Smurf
A Bear
A Smurf
Address of many pizzerias?
Baseball Hall of Famer Cool ___ Bell
Baseball legend Cool ___ Bell
Baseballs Cool ___ Bell
Bear dad
Bear in a kids tale
Bear in a tale
Bear in the Goldilocks story
Bear in the big chair
Bear name
Bear of a story
Bear of a tale
Bear of literature
Bear of story
Bear or Doc
Bear that children hear about
Bear whose bed was too hard
Bear whose chair was too hard
Bear whose porridge was deemed too hot
Bear whose porridge was too hot
Bear with a big chair
Bear with a hard bed
Bear with a hard chair
Bear with too-hot porridge
Bear
Bearded Smurf
Big-chair Bear
Biggest Bear?
Biggest bear
Biggest of the Three Bears
Biggest of three bears
Bishop of Roma
Cool ___ Bell (Hall of Fame baseball player)
Dad
Daddy
Dear old Dad
Denny Doherty or John Phillips
Denny Doherty
Eddie Fishers Oh! My ___
Elderly Smurf
Ernest Hemingways nickname
Fairy-tale bear
Family man
Family member
Family pillar
Famous Bear?
Famous bear
Father
Father figure
Fiddler John Creach
Figura del Vaticano
First bear to detect Goldilockss intrusion
First golf teacher
First word in the title of a 1986 Madonna #1
First word in the title of a Madonna hit
Haitis ___ Doc
Handle for Haydn
Haydn nickname
Haydn or Hemingway
Haydn sobriquet
Haydns epithet
Haydns handle
Haydns nickname
Haydns sobriquet
He loves mambo
He was a Rolling Stone
He was a rollin stone
He was a rolling stone in song
Head Smurf
Hemingway
Hemingway epithet
Hemingway handle
Hemingway moniker
Hemingway nickname
Hemingway or Haydn
Hemingway sobriquet
Hemingways handle
Hemingways moniker
Hemingways nickname
Hemingways sobriquet
Jackie Gleason title role
John Paul
John Phillips or Denny Doherty
John Phillips was one
John Phillips
John or Denny in a 1960s group
June celebrant
June celebrity
June honoree
Later nickname of one-time Star reporter
Literary sobriquet
Madonna asked him not to preach
Madonna hit
Madonnas ___ Dont Preach
Male on Monday
Mama loves him
Mamas main man
Mamas man
Mamas mate
Mamas other half
Mamas partner
Man for mama
Man of the house
Member of a 60s singing group
Moms mate
Mother Earth
Mr. Hemingway
Nickname for Haydn
Nickname for Hemingway
Nickname for Hemingway or Haydn
Nickname for Joseph Haydn
Nickname for a patriarch
Nickname of Ernest Hemingway
Nickname of Margaux and Mariels grandfather
Old man
One bear of three
One of the Three Bears
One of a 60s pop quartet
One of a Grimm trio
One of a bear trio
One of an ursine trio
One of the Bears
One of the Berenstain Bears
One of the Smurfs
One of three bears
One wearing the pants in the family?
One-fourth of a 60s group
One-fourth of a 60s pop group
One-fourth of a 60s group
Oscar-Quebec go-between
p
P.T.A. member
Paterfamilias
Perry Comos ___ Loves Mambo
Person honored in this puzzle
Pop
Proud one
Proud one?
Quarter of a 60s pop quartet
Role model for a lad
Senior Smurf
Singer John Phillips
Smurf elder
Smurf leader
Smurf patriarch
Smurf voiced by Jonathan Winters in The Smurfs
Smurf who wore red clothes
Smurf with a beard
Smurf with a white beard
Smurfy elder
Sobriquet for Haydn
Sobriquet for Hemingway
Sobriquet for singer John Phillips
Storied bear
Storybook bear
Streisand song addressee
The eldest Smurf
The family guy
The man of the house
The old man
Three Bears patriarch
Tots cry
What a junior might call a senior
White-bearded Smurf
___ Bear
___ Bear (nickname for George Halas)
___ Johns
___ Johns (Dominos competitor)
___ Johns (pizza chain)
___ Roach (Scars band)
___ oom mow mow (doo-wop song lyrics)
___Doc Duvalier
imely tautonym
Mr. Dionne, for instance.
Ernest Hemingway's sobriquet.
Head of the family
Second fiddle in The Goldbergs.
Important member of the family.
Mr. Dionne.
Proud cigar passer.
Nickname applied to Haydn and Dionne.
Hero of June 15.
Poilu's name for Marshal Joffre.
___, potatoes, poultry, prunes and prism.
Hemingway's sobriquet.
Hero of June 21.
Member of the family
Aide to Santa
Hero of June 20.
To me he is so wonderful.
Hemingway's nickname.
Hero of June 19.
Stand-in for Santa.
Familiar name for writer Hemingway.
Epithet for Haydn.
Spouse of 48 Down.
Homebody
Victorian daddy.
One of The Goldbergs.
He who pays.
Hemingway to his friends.
Haydn's nickname.
Pop ___
Head of the household?
Another masculine title.
The average man.
Parent
Nursery man.
Relative
VIP in the home.
Today's carver.
Household word.
See 5 Across.
VIP at Christmas.
Breadwinner
___ Bear, sports figure.
Santa's aide.
PTA member
Name for 16 Across
Haiti's ___ Doc
The Pope, in Rome
One of The Waltons
Actor Waite in The Waltons
Relative in an Eddie Fisher hit song
___, Won't You Dance with Me?: 1947 song
Hemingway or Bear
Dada
The O.M.
Oh! My ___, 1953 song
Pope, in Assisi
Mama's man
___ Loves Mambo, 1954 song
Nickname for a June hero
Mama's mate
Oh, My ___, Fisher hit
One of radio's Goldbergs
Waitt role in The Waltons
John Paul II, to Italians
Dietrich's nickname for Hemingway
Pope, to a Roman
Oh my
Mama's roommate
___ Was a Rollin' Stone (1972 hit)
Down at___Joe's ('63 hit)
Perry Como's ___ Loves Mambo
Madonna's ___ Don't Preach
Tot's cry
Hemingway's handle
John Paul, e.g., to the Italians
Haydn's sobriquet
Mate of 1-Across
Mama's partner
One-fourth of a 60's group
___ Was a Rollin' Stone
Come to
Term of affection for 37-Across
P, in a phonetic alphabet
___ John's (Domino's competitor)
With 10-Across, sobriquet for Bill O'Reilly used by 39-Across
Eddie Fisher's Oh! My ___
Letter after Oscar
Quebec preceder, to pilots
___ Don't Preach (#1 Madonna hit)
Smurf in red
___ John's
Leader of the Smurfs
Bear whose bed was too hard for Goldilocks
Goldilocks bear with the hardest bed
Pizza maker John Schnatter's nickname
Oscar follower, in communications
Come to ___! (gambler's cry)
Who is told don't preach, in a Madonna hit
Family nickname
___ Was a Rollin' Stone (Temptations hit)
Family member, endearingly
John
Biggest bear in Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Bear with a bed that was too hard
Mate for a mama
Comms code for 'P'
Mama's other half?
Father, we have sinned — last two leaving one of the Orkney Islands
Twice a year is enough for father
Mediocre writing by a follower of Oscar
Rollin stone, in a Motown classic
Fatherly nickname
With 57-Across, storied hot-porridge eater
Respected Smurf
Smurf with a red hat
Bear with a too-hard bed
__ Johns Pizza
Tevye, to Tzeitel
Feature of mum first to attract dad
Old man, twice party leader
Largest of the Three Bears
Family member in NATOs phonetic alphabet
Family guy
Nickname for Dad
Bear with the too-hard bed
Another nickname for Dad
Family guys nickname
Mamas husband
Three Bears male
Gary, once sportscaster for WPVI-TV in Philadelphia and brother Greg, the radio voice of the 49ers
Nickname of the 1954 Nobel winner for literature, who first picked up the name in Pamplona, Spain
Bob ___, the Voice of the New York Giants
Haitian despot, ___ Doc
Code word before Quebec
Father figure, familiarly
Addressee of a Madonna hit
Letter before Quebec in the NATO alphabet
Owner of the first bed that Goldilocks tested
Bear seen by Goldilocks
Fairy tale bear with a hard bed
Guy in the NATO alphabet
Letter between Oscar and Quebec
Follower of Oscar in the NATO alphabet
Father requiring pair of pears, oddly
Fairy tale bear
__, Can You Hear Me?: Yentl song
Hated change, bit upsetting - its very dangerous
Code word for the letter p
Successor of Oscar Peterson arrives, and pianist ably starts
Photographer briefly a neighbour to Oscar
Shetland Island whose main settlement is Biggings
Communications code word for the letter P
Mamas spouse
Babys father
Mate for mama
Mamas guy
A Rolling Stone
Proud parent.
Who Was a Rollin Stone or Got a Brand New Bag, in song
Smurf with red pants
June gift getter
__ Loves Mambo
Spanish for potato or Pope
Mamas fellow
Smurf
___ Dont Preach (Madonna song)
Oscar, __, Quebec: NATO sequence
P in the NATO alphabet
One dad or two?
Male parent
Partner for a mama
Gramps alternative
One of the Three Bears, along with Mama and Baby
Bear with a too-big chair
The Temptations ___ Was a Rollin Stone
Get shot of initially agreeable relative
Father appearing twice a year




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