Answer: SON
SON is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 432 times.
Referring Clues:
- Part of the Holy Trinity
- Word in many business names
- Junior
- Prodigal ___
- Prince, e.g.
- Michael Douglas, to Kirk
- Zeus, to Cronus
- Patronizing term, maybe
- Primogeniture beneficiary
- Cain was the first
- One who passes on a name, often
- Tom, to the piper
- Ampersand follower, sometimes
- "Favorite" person
- Royal wish
- Henry V, to Henry IV
- Last word in many company names
- Junior, usually
- Word ending many company names
- "My boy"
- One may be a favorite
- Follower of "&" in many business names
- Name passer, perhaps
- 46-Down, to Aphrodite
- Jesus, with "the"
- Junior, e.g.
- Trinity member
- William, to Charles
- ___ of a gun
- Bart, to Homer Simpson
- George W., to George
- Chip off the old block
- Junior, to Senior
- 43-Down, to Adam
- Labor day arrival?
- Potential heir
- William, to Diana
- Trinity component
- "Favorite" one
- IV, to III
- Young fellow
- Roughly one of every two deliveries
- 38-Down was the second one
- Ham, to Noah
- End of some company names
- "Listen, ___ ..."
- II or III, say
- III, to Jr.
- Male delivery?
- "My ___, the doctor"
- Many a delivery
- Mama's boy
- Daughter's opposite
- Y beneficiary
- Magritte's "The ___ of Man"
- RCA competitor
- 8-Down, with "the"
- Holy Trinity part
- Sequel title starter
- II or III
- Prince, to a king
- ___ of God
- Sequel title starter, sometimes
- Daughter's counterpart
- Delivery possibility
- George W., to George H. W.
- IV to III, maybe
- Bush 43, to Bush 41
- Business partner, sometimes
- Male delivery
- Heir, perhaps
- Larry Hagman, to Mary Martin
- Tiny Tim, to Bob Cratchit
- Alan Alda, to Robert Alda
- Business partner, perhaps
- Boy, to Tarzan
- Icarus, to Daedalus
- Ishmael, to Abraham
- Last word of Kipling's "If"
- "Sanford and ___"
- "A ___ of the Circus" (John Irving novel)
- Male offspring
- Michael, to Kirk
- Jack Osbourne, to Ozzy
- Dauphin
- Luke, to 57-Down
- Junior, often
- Junior, most of the time
- Mamma's boy
- George W. Bush, to George H.W. Bush
- Henry VIII's desire
- Enrique Iglesias, to Julio
- Trinity figure
- Arlo, to Woody
- Heir, sometimes
- Mama's boy?
- Business inheritor, often
- Cupid, to Venus
- Isaac, to Abraham
- George W., to George H.W.
- Male issue
- Beaver, to Ward
- Leif, to Eric the Red
- "That's a joke, ___!"
- Grand duke, to a czar
- Simba, to Mufasa
- Nemo, to Marlin
- "___ of a gun!"
- Sean, to Yoko
- John Quincy Adams, to John Adams
- Hamlet, to Gertrude
- Trinity part
- Zak, to Ringo
- You might give him the business
- Heir, often
- Charlie, to Martin
- Boy
- Luke, to Darth
- Dad's lad
- Dad, to Gramps
- Rob Reiner, to Carl
- Bart, to Homer
- Mike, Robbie or Chip, in '60s TV
- Family man
- Abel, to 32 Across
- Junior, for one
- Junior partner, perhaps
- Mom's boy
- ''My __, the doctor''
- Emilio, to Martin
- Ben, to Jerry Stiller
- ''Junior'' in the family
- Start of some sequels
- Dad's boy
- Junior, to Mom or Dad
- ''Dombey and __''
- Baby in blue
- Junior partner, sometimes
- Ham, long ago
- 76 Across, to Carl
- Certain offspring
- Jupiter, to Saturn
- ''You'll be a man, my __''
- Dad, to Grandpa
- Business partner, at times
- "___ of a Preacher Man"
- "Carry On Wayward ___"
- "Native ___" (Richard Wright novel)
- "___ of Frankenstein"
- Belshazzar, to Nebuchadnezzar, in the Bible
- III to II, e.g.
- Business inheritor, perhaps
- ''___ of a Preacher Man''
- Solomon, to David
- ''Native ___''
- Bloodline extender
- Cain, to Adam
- "Dombey and ___" (Dickens novel)
- Gun's offspring?
- Dad's little man
- Prince William, to Prince Charles
- Abel, to Adam
- Second person in the Trinity
- Stork's delivery, sometimes
- Ampersand follower, perhaps
- Ham, to 31-Across
- Ampersand follower, often
- About one of every two deliveries
- Dombey's partner
- Family tree branch
- About one of every two deliveries?
- Boy child
- IV to III?
- Business inheritor, sometimes
- Figs.
- Will party
- Heir, but not an heiress
- Small business successor, maybe
- Didactic term of address
- One learning about the birds and the bees?
- Half of many a business partnership
- Chip off the old block, maybe
- W, to Barbara
- Elroy, to George Jetson
- Gun relative?
- 49 Down's boy
- Offspring
- Pluto, to Saturn
- "Native ___"
- Harry, to Charles
- Abel, to Eve
- Orestes, to Agamemnon
- Hector, to Hecuba
- "You'll be a man, my ___"
- "Junior" in the family
- "Dombey and ___"
- "___ of Rambow"
- Phil, Bruce or Sandy McMath, to Syd
- Johnny Rivers hit, "Seventh ___"
- Labor result, often
- Male heir
- Male child
- Male descendant
- Ares, to Zeus
- Emilio Estevez, to Martin Sheen
- Ford's Edsel, e.g.
- Father's Day gift giver, perhaps
- "Fortunate ___" (Creedence Clearwater Revival song)
- Anderson Cooper, to Gloria Vanderbilt
- Absalom, to David
- Cain, to Eve
- Favorite person?
- Charlie Sheen, to Martin
- Business partner, often
- Word after an ampersand, maybe
- Numbered Chan relative
- Pugsley, to Gomez
- Heir, at times
- Father's pride
- Daughter's sibling
- Family member
- Daughter's brother
- One of the Trinity
- Inheritor, often
- Tim, to Bob Cratchit
- Daddy's boy
- Prince, to Cecil Fielder
- "Dear ___ of memory, great heir of fame ...": Milton
- One of two deliveries?
- Almost all males, to Foghorn Leghorn
- Holy Trinity member
- Favorite ___
- Perseus, to Zeus
- Many a beneficiary
- Jesus, vis-à-vis god
- Addition to my family on 5/31/12
- Reunion attendee
- Possible heir
- Little guy
- Roughly one of every two deliveries?
- He may be a junior
- Founder's successor, often
- Beau or Jeff, to Lloyd
- Start of a sequel
- Mom and Dad's boy
- Stewie, to Lois
- Wright's "Native ___"
- Man child
- "Son of a ___!"
- Harry or William, to Charles
- Heir, maybe, but not an heiress
- Senior's junior
- Dombey's partner?
- Founder's successor, in some cases
- "Dombey and ____" (Dickens)
- Lamont, to Fred Sanford
- Thor, to Odin
- Labor result, about half the time
- Ben, to Brian
- "___ of the Pink Panther"
- 43rd President, to the 41st President
- Many an heir
- Like a ___ to me
- Colin Hanks, to Tom
- Family address
- "That's my boy!" recipient
- With 56-Across, daughter's hubby
- "That's my boy" recipient
- Last word of Kipling's "If"
- "Favorite" relative
- Royal's wish
- Chaney film, "___ of Dracula"
- Future heir, perhaps
- Most common labor issue
- "Favorite" sibling
- Scion
- Sacha to Pierre
- Moses, to Gwyneth
- Boy of the house
- Dad, to Granddad
- Bret to Bobby
- King's prince
- George, to Prince William
- Trinity third
- Result of labor half the time?
- Family's boy
- One's boy
- Close relative
- Father's boy
- Part of the Trinity
- Every man but no woman
- Prince George, to Prince William
- Simba, to Sarabi
- One who might be given the business
- Hal, to Henry IV
- Lad
- Ampersand follower, maybe
- Delivery outcome, sometimes
- Neptune vis-à-vis Saturn
- Qass, to Vijay Singh
- That's my boy, really
- Member of the family, often
- "___ of Zorn"
- Bart Simpson, to Marge
- Certain 66 Across
- Ben, to Jerry
- Mark to Gordie
- Ares, to Hera
- Condescending address, maybe
- Scott Eastwood, to Clint
- Pugsley, to Morticia Addams
- Boy in the family
- Start of a sequel, sometimes
- Cain was the first ever
- Mother's Day host, often
- This is an issue
- Cain or Abel, to Adam
- Royal wish, once
- Grand duke vis-à-vis a czar
- Romeo, to Lady Montague
- Word after "&" in many a company name
- Like father, like ___
- Owen, to Stephen King
- One who might follow into a family business
- Family fellow
- Dryden's "unfeather'd, two-legg'd" one
- Young friend, to a good ol' boy
- Partner of the Father and Holy Ghost
- Methuselah, to Enoch
- III or IV, maybe
- One in a family photo
- Family guy
- My boy, to me
- Tell's apple support
- Member of the family
- Gun offspring?
- Noah's Ham, for one
- Youngster's address
- Nathan, to David
- Dad, to Grandma
- "Like father, like ___"
- Family business partner
- Apollo, to Zeus
- Cain or Abel, to Adam and Eve
- Pop's boy
- Address like "my boy"
- Jesus Christ, with "the"
- Jesus, to Mary
- Laertes, to Polonius
- Homer, to Abe Simpson
- 41-Across, often
- Certain surname sharer
- Luke, to Darth Vader ("Star Wars" spoiler)
- End of an Easter reminder
- Cain or Abel, for Eve
- 2 Down, to Eve
- Junior, to Dad
- Ending of eight U.S. presidents' names
- Luke, to Anakin
- 29-Down, to Abe
- Junior, maybe
- Archie, to Meghan Markle
- Certain heir
- IV, to III, e.g.
- Jacob, to Isaac
- Will figure
- Prince, but not a princess
- Archie, to Prince Harry
- III, to Jr., say
- Father and Holy Ghost go-between
- Jaden Smith, to Jada and Will
- Ronan, to Mia Farrow
- Dad bud, often
- Richard chamberlain series: "island ___"
- End of many family business names
- Potential beneficiary of nepotism
- "Young man ..."
- Certain youngster's nickname
- Archie, to Meghan
- Second part of the sign of the cross, symbolically
- Singer Trinh Cong ___
- Mars, to Jupiter
- Possible nepotism beneficiary
- Baby Archie, to Meghan Markle
- Sir, to Beyonce and Jay-Z
- Zeus, to Rhea
- Common sitcom character
- 43-Across, perhaps
- Ganesha, to Parvati and Shiva
- Boy in a family
- Jr., to Sr., perhaps
- ___ cubano (music genre)
- Translation of "mwana"
- Bart Simpson, to Homer
- Jaden, to Will Smith
- Richard Wright's "Native ___"
- Daughter's sibling, perhaps
- Sixth U.S. president vis-à-vis the second, e.g.
- Heracles, to Zeus
- Oceanus, to Gaia
- Start of some sequel titles
- Spanish for "are," or English for "hijo"
- Relative in some business names
- John David, to Denzel
- John David, to Denzel Washington
- #43, to #41
- Bronny James, to LeBron James
- Family member inaptly found in "ladies only"
- Cronus, to Uranus
- George or Louis, to William and Kate
- ___-in-law
- Zagreus, to Persephone, in "Hades"
- Chaz, to Cher
- Sir Carter, to Beyoncé
- Luke, to Darth Vader
- Chaz Bono, to Cher
- "Favorite" or "prodigal" one
- Family boy
- Momma's boy
- Patronizing term of address, perhaps
- One might be a chip off the old block
- The god Maui, to 'Akalana
- Luke, to Anakin Skywalker
- T'Challa, to Ramonda
- II or III, perhaps
- Kylo Ren, to Leia
- Lenny Kravitz, to Roxie Roker
- Bart, to Marge
- Writer Joe Hill, to Stephen King
- Pugsley, to Morticia
- "Bye, ___": farewell from a buffalo's dad, in a classic joke
- Author Joe Hill, vis-à-vis Stephen King
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - April 12, 2024
- New York Times - April 11, 2024
- LA Times - March 30, 2024
- New York Times - March 24, 2024
- USA Today - February 23, 2024
- New York Times - February 13, 2024
- LA Times - February 09, 2024
- LA Times - December 06, 2023
- USA Today - October 10, 2023
- LA Times - September 12, 2023
- LA Times - September 01, 2023
- USA Today - August 31, 2023
- LA Times - August 24, 2023
- New York Times - July 07, 2023
- LA Times - June 12, 2023
- New York Times - June 08, 2023
- New York Times - June 05, 2023
- LA Times - May 15, 2023
- USA Today - May 12, 2023
- USA Today - May 08, 2023
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