The Crossword Solver found 1 answers for The New York Times crossword clue figure whose name derives from the hebrew for “adversary”. The answer has 5 letters.
| Answer | Clue |
|---|---|
| SATAN | figure whose name derives from the Hebrew for “adversary” |
Looking for help with the New Your Times crosswords? At CWSolver.co.uk, you will find quick and accurate answers! Simply enter the clue and the number of letters, and we will help you find the right solution instantly. Discover an easy way to solve even the most challenging crosswords!
Recent searches in the crossword dictionary:
- go around in circles 4 letters
- forearm bone 4 letters
- like most hippos and hyenas 7 letters
- fortifies 6 letters
- prized mushroom 5 letters
- “Never ___ ever …” 5 letters
- disney theme park 5 letters
- punny advice to this puzzle’s subject 9 letters
- condition of equilibrium 6 letters
- summer in Québec 3 letters
- [Is this thing on?] 6 letters
- english chip 5 letters
- what gray is usually not 3 letters
- video editing program from Apple 6 letters
- doth proceed 5 letters
- roly-poly, scientifically 6 letters
- wilde or Wilder 6 letters
- departed by plane 7 letters
- all-star duo? 6 letters
- algebra, for calc, e.g. 6 letters
