Clues for the word "MINI"
We've had 312 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 669 times in crosswords. It was last seen in New York Times crossword on April 15, 2025.
Referring Clues
- Little introduction
- Small version
- Abbreviated version
- Itsy-bitsy skirt
- 60's dress style
- Small skirt
- Compacter than compact
- Tiny model
- Tiny car
- Alternative to hot pants
- Short skirt
- Skirt that's not for the modest
- Maxi's opposite
- Revealing attire
- *Skirt ... van ... computer
- With 10-Across, place to get milk and bread
- Series opener?
- Peewee
- Prefix with skirt or series
- Skirt that shows off legs
- Subcompact
- ___ Cooper (popular car)
- ___ Cooper (car)
- Smaller than compact
- Skirt style
- Certain iPod
- Pint-size
- See 16-Across
- Skirt that exposes a lot of thigh
- Attire not for the modest
- Height of fashion?
- Mary Quant design
- Revealing fashion
- '60s skirt
- It has a high hem
- Above-the-knee skirt
- Kind of van
- Revealing dress
- Prefix with feature
- Skimpy skirt
- Type of bus or bike
- Series opening?
- Small
- Mary Quant's fashion contribution
- Small thing of its kind, briefly
- Skirt length
- Knee-baring skirt
- Cooper car
- Revealing skirt
- Certain iPod or skirt
- Dress not for the self-conscious
- Cooper make
- With 51-Across, weapon used by the U.S. Secret Service
- With 2-Down, bite-sized Nabisco cookie
- Discontinued iPod
- Prefix with mart or skirt
- Mary Quant creation
- iPod nano precursor
- Daring skirt
- It doesn't reach the knee
- British subcompact
- Leg-showing skirt
- Cooper or Mark I
- Smaller version
- Brief
- Something small
- Very brief
- It's no biggie
- '60s skirt style
- Sort of skirt
- '70s-style skirt
- "Little" starter
- Bus starter
- Short 40 Down
- Start of something small?
- More compact than compact
- Part of a cheerleader's uniform
- Mart opener?
- It has a high hemline
- Kin of hot pants
- Series starter
- Sixties skirt
- Wilson Pickett's "___-Skirt Minnie"
- Type of skirt or computer
- Sixties apparel
- Mere slip of a skirt
- ____ Cooper
- It shows some thigh
- Type of skirt or car
- Warm weather wear
- Type of cam or bus
- Retro skirt style
- Bus or van starter
- Skirt type
- Type of skirt or bike
- Kind of computer
- Prefix for van or cam
- '60s Mod staple
- Kind of blinds
- Well-above-the-knee skirt
- 2004 iPod debut
- "Laugh-In"-era skirt
- 1959 British Motor Corp. debut
- BMW model
- Prefix with bus
- Bar opening?
- Small opening?
- Prefix for series
- Micro- relative
- Prefix for small
- Wilson Pickett's "___-Skirt Minnie"
- Very small
- "Little" starter
- Pint-sized
- Revealing garment
- Wee
- It's bigger than a Nano
- Kind of blinds or skirt
- It's shorter than 16-Across
- Swingin' '60s style
- Small computer
- Former iPod model
- iPod type
- Quant creation
- Quaint creation
- Prefix with van
- Revealing skirt style
- Type of bus
- Classic British two-door
- Small Reese's treat
- Word with "bar" or "skirt"
- Type of camp or bus
- Maker of Baker Street, Bayswater, and Highgate cars
- Leg-fancier's preferred skirt style
- Attire that's not for the modest
- iPod debut of 2004
- Thigh revealer
- Immodest skirt
- Kind of van or bus
- ___ golf
- Pocket sized
- Series or skirt lead-in
- Prefix with "skirt" or "series"
- Small-scale
- Word with "van" or "skirt"
- ___ Cooper (fuel-efficient car)
- It's not a big thing
- Short shift?
- iPod option
- ___ Cooper
- Fashion length
- Course opening?
- Height of '60s fashion?
- Bus or sub starter
- Revealing garb
- "Bus" or "sub" starter
- Fun-size, say
- Microscopic
- Small start?
- 22-Across variety
- Knees are seen under one
- Smaller, bite-size version
- Prefix meaning "small"
- '60s length
- Knee-showing skirt
- Prefix with 126-Down
- Issigonis-designed car
- Twiggy's skirt
- iPod or iPad variety
- Thigh-high attire
- Certain iPad
- Start for van or skirt
- 1960's fashion
- ___-Me from "Austin Powers"
- Type of skirt
- Computer start-up?
- Prefix with series
- Cooper preceder
- Car starter
- Revealing apparel
- Skirt hiding little
- 5x5 crossword, e.g.
- Mr. Bean's car
- Prefix with van or bus
- ___ Cooper (British compact)
- Short, short skirt
- Kind of series
- Mary Quant skirt design
- 1960s skirt
- iPad ___
- Small Oreo size
- Word with "skirt" or "cam"
- Skirt style in "Austin Powers" movies
- Leg-revealing item of apparel
- Very small thing
- Prefix for van
- Van starter?
- Subcompact thing
- Skirt often worn with go-go boots
- Skirt once often worn with go-go boots
- What doesn't go to great lengths?
- Daring skirt style
- Small-scale thing
- Kind of skirt
- Go-go dancer's skirt
- Skirt
- Small prefix
- Maxi's cousin
- Tiny
- Certain skirt
- ___ Ritz (cracker brand)
- Short skirt - small car
- Little - car
- Small car
- High-hemmed garment
- Cabinet minister's transport?
- Car designed by Issigonis
- Small car - small skirt
- Cult British car
- Vehicle in M1 accident
- Word with "bar" or "blinds"
- Smaller size
- Vehicle marque owned by 6 Across
- Marque owned by BMW
- Iconic 1960s British car
- Short skirt style
- Skirt backing, say, removed from sign
- Small leading politician, only half visible
- Skirt: Mum needed to get smallest
- Skimpy skirt attendant can't get on
- Car going south from Leeds to Belfast?
- Sister's short skirt
- Married in one, a short skirt
- Skirt courts carriers of hotel drinks
- Sort of skirt mum gets, at least
- ___ Cooper (subcompact car)
- U-turn from maxi
- Small car in jam in Ireland
- Even smaller than miniature!
- Short, in clothing
- Bite-size, say
- iPad model
- 5-by-5-square crossword, e.g.
- Scanty skirt
- Starter for series
- ___ Cooper (subcompact)
- A step up from micro
- Prefix with van or cam
- Prefix for van or bus
- Reduced version
- Small size
- ___ Cooper (British car)
- Small matter involving national industry leaders
- Small candy size
- 1" version of a 15-Across
- Cute-sized
- Tiny Oreo
- Brief skirt
- Mary Quant skirt
- ___-Me ("Austin Powers" character)
- Small M&Ms size
- Small car brand
- Bike or van starter
- Downsized version
- Small iPad
- Shortest skirt type
- Small kind of Oreo
- Series starter?
- Sort of skirt for the car?
- Cooper automaker
- Dress that ends above the knee
- Easy-to-park car
- Cheaper option of a tech device, maybe
- Really small
- Prefix with bar or car
- Not quite a calf brusher
- British car
- Prefix for "skirt" or "golf"
- Li'l
- Prefix for "bar" or "fridge"
- Prefix with van or series
- Tiny M&Ms size
- Prefix with "mart" or "van"
- Variety of M&Ms
- Opposite of "maxi"
- Quiche size
- Like a wee version
- iPad choice
- Award-winning Cooper
- Like a wee anything
- Bite-sized
- Fun-size
- Where you might find very little liquor
- Prefix for "golf" or "skirt"
- ___ Cooper: small car made by BMW
- Small-sized
- Travel-size
- BMW marque
- More than just compact
- ___ fridge
- Bite-size
- Like a 5x5 crossword
- Not full-size
- Prefix meaning "little"
- Pocket-size
- Like some fridges and doughnuts
- Quite small
- Like a "fun size" candy bar
- iPod model replaced by the Nano
- Far from floor-reaching
- Teacup
- Skirt with a high hemline
Last Seen In
- New York Times - April 15, 2025
- Your Life Choices - April 12, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 02, 2025
- Mirror Daily - March 27, 2025
- Daily American - March 17, 2025
- LA Times - March 03, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - February 26, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - February 14, 2025
- New York Times - February 10, 2025
- New York Times - February 08, 2025
- Mirror Daily - January 27, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - January 20, 2025
- Mirror Daily - December 30, 2024
- New York Times - December 28, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - December 27, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - December 09, 2024
- USA Today - November 30, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 26, 2024
- LA Times - November 25, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 07, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - October 31, 2024
- Mirror Daily - October 14, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - October 12, 2024
- Mindfood Daily - October 11, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - October 04, 2024
- LA Times - September 17, 2024
- Daily American - September 15, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - September 03, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - August 15, 2024
- Mirror Daily - August 11, 2024
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