Clues for the word "ASS"
We've had 586 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 2674 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Penny Dell Daily crossword on April 12, 2025.
Definition of ass
- n. - A quadruped of the genus Equus (E. asinus), smaller than the horse, and having a peculiarly harsh bray and long ears. The tame or domestic ass is patient, slow, and sure-footed, and has become the type of obstinacy and stupidity. There are several species of wild asses which are swift-footed.
- n. - A dull, heavy, stupid fellow; a dolt.
Referring Clues
- Balaam's rebuker
- Ninny
- Fathead
- Numbskull
- Balaam's mount
- Mule's father
- Knucklehead
- Complete jerk
- Buffoon
- Total idiot
- Dummkopf
- Blockhead
- Jerk
- Dunderhead
- Pompous sort
- Halfwit
- Sure-footed work animal
- Bubblehead
- One carrying a back pack
- Fool
- Brayer
- Member of the genus Equus
- Imbecile
- Lunkhead
- Merry-andrew
- Chucklehead
- Biblical rebuker
- Pompous person
- Apuleius's "golden" one
- Stubborn one
- Doofus
- Mooncalf
- Dolt
- Silly one
- One with a burden
- Donkey's cousin
- Donkey
- Nincompoop
- Clod
- Sancho Panza's mount
- Donkey's uncle
- Pack animal
- "The law is a ___" (comment from Dickens's Mr. Bumble)
- The law, to Mr. Bumble
- Simpleton
- Bonehead
- Beast of burden
- Pompous type
- Dummy
- Big jerk
- Long-eared animal
- Nitwit
- Biblical jawbone source
- Long-eared equine
- Palm Sunday mount
- Long-eared beast
- Obstinate one
- Stubborn sort
- Zoo animal
- Noodlehead
- Balaam's beast
- Foolish sort
- Onager
- Braying beast
- Yo-yo
- Dumbhead
- Burro
- Pompous fool
- Zebra's cousin
- Silly beast?
- Donkey's ancestor
- Bozo
- Beast that bore Balaam
- Sancho Panza rode one
- Foolish beast, in fables
- Beast carrying a pack
- "The law is a ___" (Dickens' Mr. Bumble)
- Silly goose
- "The law is a ___" (comment from Mr. Bumble)
- Nincomcoop
- Equus species
- Sure-footed animal
- Hinny's mother
- Foolish creature in fables
- Beast of the Bible
- Eeyore, e.g.
- Foolish fable beast
- Ignorant fool
- "The Wild ___ and the Lion" (Aesop fable)
- Dim bulb
- Foolish beast in fables
- Stubbornness symbol
- Mule's dad
- Donkey ancestor
- Total jerk
- Complete idiot
- Horse's long-eared cousin
- Pompous ___
- Utter idiot
- Foolish one
- Biblical equine
- Animal of the genus Equus
- One at a brayer meeting?
- The law, according to Mr. Bumble
- Smart ___ (wise guy)
- Jack, for one
- Jack or jenny
- Muttonhead
- Obstinate person
- Animal in several of Aesop's fables
- One found in a zebra crossing, maybe
- "I have sinned against my brother the ___" (dying words of St. Francis of Assisi)
- Biblical beast
- Horse relative
- Cousin of a zebra
- Jenny with a jack, e.g.
- "The law is a ___, a idiot": Dickens
- Surefooted mammal
- Buridan's ___ (famous paradox)
- Tomfool
- She-___ (jenny)
- Biblical rebuker of Balaam
- "... nor his ___, nor any thing that is thy neighbour's": Exodus 20:17
- Balky beast
- Paradigm of obstinacy
- Onager, for example
- Jesus's mount, in John
- Donkey's uncle?
- Stubborn animal
- Beast in Numbers
- Balaam's carrier
- Pomposity personified
- Barnyard brayer
- Obnoxious sort
- Clunkhead
- Shrek's traveling buddy is one
- Schmo
- Long-eared beast of burden
- Balaam's ride
- Twit
- Mule's sire
- Sure-footed critter
- Shrek's companion is one
- Surefooted critter
- Moron
- Slow equine
- "Equus" member
- Jenny, for one
- The law, per Dickens
- Wild equine
- Talking Bible beast
- Aesop's thistle-eater
- "... jawbone of an ___" (Judges 15:16)
- Ten Commandments beast
- "... jawbone of an ___" (Judges 15:16)
- Zebra's mate, rarely
- Long-eared mammal
- Undignified mount
- Ancient transport
- Animal in some of Aesop's fables
- Obstinate equine
- It bore Balaam
- Animal related to the horse
- Burdened beast
- Zebra kin
- Hinny's kin
- Mr. Bumble's metaphor for the law
- Dolt or colt
- "A Midsummer Night's Dream" disguise
- Shrek's buddy is one
- Jesus' mount, in John
- Jenny, e.g.
- Sure-footed mammal
- Stubborn critter
- Working mammal
- Zebra relative
- Source of a Biblical jawbone
- Source of a jawbone in the Bible
- "The ___ in the Lion's Skin" (Aesop fable)
- Source of a noted jawbone
- Tenth Commandment beast
- "A Midsummer Night's Dream" animal
- Onager, for one
- Balaam's transport
- Animal known for stubbornness
- One that may balk
- Mount in the Bible
- Boob
- Burro's cousin
- Jenny
- Bottom's other form in "A Midsummer's Night Dream"
- Jenny, for instance
- Obstinate sort
- Mule's papa
- Big-eared animal
- Biblical beast of burden
- Jawbone provider, in the Bible
- Jawbone source for Samson's weapon
- Jenny or jack
- Idiot
- Symbol of inflexibility
- Utter doofus
- Obstinate type
- Long-eared farm animal
- Palm Sunday transportation
- Low-emission transport?
- Stubborn beast
- Horse's wild cousin
- Braying animal
- Onager, e.g.
- Paragon of stubbornness
- Symbol of stubbornness
- Sancho Panza's Dapple, e.g.
- Stupidhead
- Lamebrain
- Mule's parent
- Pumpkinhead
- Biblical mount
- "With the jawbone of an ___ ..." (Judges 15:16)
- Stupid sort
- Hinny or ninny
- Ding-a-ling
- Long-eared critter
- Balloonhead
- Pack carrier
- Obstinate beast
- Intractable beast
- Pompous one
- "A Midsummer Night's Dream" disguise
- Fatuous fool
- Donkey kin
- "Equus" member
- Pack bearer
- Dray puller
- Rear
- Subject of many a 59-Down photo
- One may be kicked for motivation
- Action, slangily
- "... jawbone of an ___"
- Tail
- Something to be tapped, slangily
- Wild donkey
- It may be packed down
- Dunderpate
- Animal present at Jesus' birth, in tradition
- Intensifier after adjectives like big and weak
- Dipstick
- Shrek's sidekick Donkey, e.g.
- Zebra's mate, sometimes
- Palm Sunday carrier
- Ninny or hinny
- Braying grazer
- Real jerk
- Loser
- Provider of a jawbone to Samson
- Biblical mount
- Sexual object, as it were
- Canyon critter
- Cart puller
- Farm animal
- Dunce
- Farm beast
- Nincom-poop
- Canyon carrier
- Dimwit
- Mule's daddy
- Jawbone provider?
- Chowderhead
- Farm animal
- Horse kin
- Horse's kin
- Equine beast
- Bible beast
- Equine animal
- One braying
- Braying one
- Talking biblical beast
- Beast that brays
- Backpacked beast
- Pack-carrying beast
- Beast with a backpack
- Balaam's equine
- Horse cousin
- Biblical transport
- Yahoo
- Word after hard or bad
- "Bite my shiny metal ___!" ("Futurama" phrase)
- Barnyard beast
- Biblical mammal
- Can
- Barnyard beast in the Tenth Commandment
- "Shrek" beast
- Pack-toting equine
- Doofus mcgoofus
- Donkey relative
- Cretin
- Balky, braying barnyard beast
- Silly billy
- Absolute jerk
- Mule kin
- One may be wild or golden
- Dumbbell
- Wagon puller
- Stubborn person
- Four-legged toter
- Hee-hawing critter
- One carrying a pack, sometimes
- "A Midsummer Night's Dream" character
- Horse's relative
- Braying beast of burden
- Aesop animal
- Burden-bearing beast
- Noted jawbone provider
- Kiang
- African mammal that's the ancestor of the donkey
- Numskull
- Block head
- Aesop's brainless beast
- Mule parent
- Ninnyhammer
- Sancho Panza's ride
- Hee-hawer on the farm
- Horse's cousin
- Eeyore, for one
- Balking beast
- Big-eared equine
- Sure-footed beast
- Field worker
- Pack-toting beast
- Coarse-mane beast
- Stubborn equine
- Obstinate cuss
- Four-legged trotter
- Brayer on the farm
- "... the law is a ___" (Dickens quote)
- Domestic donkey
- Barn brayer
- Long-eared mount
- Long-eared carrier
- Inane one
- Sancho's "steed"
- One of Aesop's animals
- Mule's kin
- Nativity scene figure
- Biblical beast that speaks
- Utter fool
- Obstinate critter
- Kiester
- Real blockhead
- Nativity scene beast
- Beast in some fables
- ___-backwards
- Animal in some fables
- Talker in Numbers
- Unimpressive mount
- Zebra's kin
- In the Gospels, Jesus rode into Jerusalem on one
- Dodo
- Sancho's mount
- Lummox
- Animal in the horse family
- Biblical talking beast
- Beast associated with Balaam
- Shakespeare's bottom had the head of one
- Lunk
- Stereotypically stubborn animal
- Stubborn beast of burden
- Big-eared brayer
- Burro kin
- Animal in an Aesop fable
- Nativity figure
- Jawbone source, in the Bible
- Beast associated with Palm Sunday
- Zebra cousin
- Obstinate mount
- Obstinate animal
- Zebroid's parent, perhaps
- Boor
- Traditional balker
- Equine critter
- Long-eared pack animal
- Animal in several Aesop fables
- Parent of some zebroids
- Balaam's talking beast
- Braying equine
- Stubborn quadruped
- Contemptible sort
- Donkey or burro relative
- Equine pack animal
- "Hee Haw" mascot
- Balaam's creature
- Certain equine
- Buridan's beast
- Plow puller
- Mount for Abraham
- Laughingstock
- Aesop's "The ___ in the Lion's Skin"
- Doltish sort
- Ornery equine
- Hee-hawing animal
- Beast in a pack
- Aesopian equine
- Horse or donkey relative
- Ride for Jesus on Palm Sunday
- Jenny's offspring
- Fool (3)
- Chump
- ".. jawbone of an ___"(Judges 15:16)
- Word after dumb or smart
- Badonkadonk, in other words
- Spanking site
- "This tastes like ___!"
- It may get paddled
- What horrible food may taste like
- Body part that may be "on the line"
- Pitiable fool
- Obnoxious person
- Jerkface
- Badfinger album
- Badfinger cover animal
- Alt/country band ___ Ponys
- Indie rockers ___ Ponys
- Beck song "Jack-___"
- "Odelay" track "Jack-___"
- Beck "Jack-___"
- "American Bad___" Kid Rock
- Gym Class Heroes "___ Back Home"
- "Odelay" jam "Jack-___"
- Mika & RedOne "Kick ___"
- Glee cast "Big ___ Heart"
- "Glee" cast original song "Big ___ Heart"
- '00 Kid Rock hit "American Bad ___"
- Richie Kavanagh "Mickey's Buckin' ___"
- Beck "Odelay" jam "Jack-___"
- Indie rock band ___ Ponys
- Fool of a girl who lost her head
- Animal giving a hiss
- ... such as this
- The animal is equally small
- Donkey in the Christmas story
- A mug, or piece of glassware
- Foolish person raises, ignoring the odds
- A large vessel or mug
- A four-legged goose!
- Stupid fellow
- Foolish person
- Donkey - fool
- Mule's pop
- Foolish fellow
- Hinny's mom
- Beast
- Silly sort
- Matthew 21:2 beast
- Beast of biblical treks
- Transportation for Jesus
- Animal you can sit on
- Sire or dam of some zebroids
- Dapple from "Don Quixote," e.g.
- "... the law is a ___": Charles Dickens
- Bungling fool
- "The Golden ___" (Apuleius novel)
- "The Golden ___" (Apuleius work)
- Stubborn pack animal
- Horse-like animal
- Cass forgets about Neddy
- Animal, for instance, found on top of Snowdon
- Fool in the role of son
- Pompous person in gas station
- One with four feet and no sense
- "Kick-___ 2" (2013 superhero movie with Chloë Grace Moretz)
- Aesopian beast in lion's skin
- He hee-haws
- Foal, perhaps
- Fabled beast
- Saddlebag carrier
- Foolish beast in Aesop tales
- Donkey, by another name
- Equine beast of burden
- Member of a farm team
- Donkey's dad
- Intensifying word add-on
- Jack on a farm
- Hinny kin
- Hoofed animal
- Dope
- Wild burro
- 57-Across, e.g.
- Paragon of pomposity
- Wild ___ (equine)
- Animal associated with Palm Sunday
- Creche figure
- To give him credit could be stupid!
- Beast of Bible verses
- Half-___ (do in a perfunctory way)
- Mule's relative
- Aesopian animal
- Pack-carrying animal
- Animal with whose jawbone Samson slayed his enemies
- Ending with kick or smart
- Possible mate for a zebra
- Mule's cousin
- Burro's kin
- One of two talking Biblical beasts
- Balaam’s ride
- Wearer of a lion's skin in an Aesop fable
- Donkey, biblically
- Pompous person, perhaps
- Horse’s cousin
- Rude person
- Donkey, in biblical speak
- Intensifying suffix, in modern slang
- Equine with long ears
- Twit of a girl who lost her head
- Blithering fool
- One may be packed for a trip to the mountains
- A male one is a jack
- Balaam's mount, in the Bible
- Total buffoon
- "Methought I was enamour'd of an ___": Titania
- Hoofed beast
- Burro, e.g.
- “Heehaw” utterer
- Behind
- Pack critter
- Equine that brays
- Animal with long ears
- Beast from the Equidae family
- Samson used one's jawbone as a weapon
- Possible mate for a horse
- One often sent packing?
- Follower of smart or bad
- Cart tower
- "The Bad-___ Librarians of Timbuktu" (2016 book)
- Animal
- "Don't be a smart-___"
- Buridan's ___: philosophical paradox
- Canyon transport
- "Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your ___"
- Jerkwad
- Word after bad or hard
- Ding-dong
- Something of your neighbor's not to covet, per the Ten Commandments
- Word with bad or smart
- Follower of smart or wise
- Beast of burden in many fables
- Word with half or hard
- To boot
- Word added as an intensifier
- Animal that brays
- Something you might haul
- Pompous jerk
- ___-backwards (utterly wrong, in slang)
- Smart-___
- Half-___ (do a lazy job of)
- Backside
- Crèche figure
- Real so-and-so
- Haul ___ (move really fast)
- "If he don't love you anymore / Just walk your fine ___ out the door" (Lizzo lyric)
- Zedonk parent
- -
- Heehawing animal
- Bottom
- Dum-dum
- Emphatic suffix
- Word after kick or bad
- Something you might kick
- Haul ___ (move fast)
- Schmuck
- Eeyore, for example
- Something to kick
- One hawing but not hemming?
- "We raise our glass / You bet your ___ ..." ("La Vie Boheme" lyric)
- Stubborn jerk
- Bad thing to make of oneself
- Equus africanus, e.g.
- Braying mammal
- Balaam couldn't move his
- Emphasis-providing suffix
- Gobi Desert grazer
- Kick-___ (amazingly effective)
- Animal that goes "hee-haw!"
- Father of a mule
- Symbol of obstinacy
- Ox's stablemate in a traditional Nativity scene
- Biblical mount?
Last Seen In
- Penny Dell Daily - April 12, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - April 06, 2025
- Daily American - April 04, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - April 03, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - April 01, 2025
- Mirror Daily - March 31, 2025
- New Zealand Herald - March 30, 2025
- Mindfood Daily - March 27, 2025
- New York Times - March 27, 2025
- LA Times - March 26, 2025
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - March 26, 2025
- Daily Quick - March 23, 2025
- New Zealand Herald - March 22, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - March 21, 2025
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - March 20, 2025
- USA Today - March 19, 2025
- USA Today - March 17, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - March 12, 2025
- Daily American - March 10, 2025
- USA Today - March 10, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - March 09, 2025
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - March 08, 2025
- Evening Standard Quick - March 07, 2025
- LA Times - March 04, 2025
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - February 26, 2025
- Mirror Daily - February 25, 2025
- USA Today - February 24, 2025
- USA Today - February 21, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - February 18, 2025
- Mirror Daily - February 16, 2025
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