Clues for the word "SOS"
We've had 638 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1607 times in crosswords. It was last seen in New York Times crossword on December 21, 2024.
Referring Clues
- Smoke signal message, maybe
- "Help!"
- Help wanted advertisement?
- Urgent call
- "Send help!"
- "___ Titanic" (1979 movie)
- Kind of pad
- ..._ _ _...
- Brillo rival
- "Hel-l-l-lp!"
- "...and ___ yours!"
- Message in a bottle?
- ... _ _ _ ...
- Distress call
- Help wanted notice?
- Call for help
- "H-E-L-P!"
- Alert asea
- "Help, quick!"
- Call at sea, maybe
- Sturdy pad
- Urgent message
- Sea plea
- Brillo pad competitor
- Castaway's note
- 1-Across song
- Terse radio message
- ···---···
- ___ pad
- Emergency message
- It's sometimes written in the sand
- "___ yer old man!"
- Letters of distress
- Plea at sea
- Certain smoke signal
- Coast Guard concern
- It may be tapped out
- Distress signal
- Sinker's call
- Message from a desert isle, perhaps
- Message that's often repeated
- Shipwreck signal
- Message in a bottle, maybe
- ... --- ...
- "Help wanted"
- Morse Mayday
- Ship's call for help
- Worrisome letters to send
- "Help wanted" letters
- Castaway's call
- Emergency letters
- Brillo alternative
- Call in a calamity
- Three short, three long, three short
- Cry when going down?
- Titanic message
- "Rescue me!"
- Pad name
- "Hel-l-lp!"
- 911 call, e.g.
- ...- - -..., to Morse
- Call to the Coast Guard
- Help wanted ad?
- "Help!", on the high seas
- "___ yer ol' man!"
- Coast Guard alert
- Message from the Titanic
- USCG signal
- "Mayday!" signal
- 1975 Abba hit
- Nine-part plea
- Palindromic plea
- Mayday letters featured in this puzzle's theme answers
- Request to the USCG
- Nine-symbol plea
- One of five "M'aidez!" ("Help me!") pleas in this puzzle
- Urgent request to the USCG
- "Mayday!" relative
- Message to the Coast Guard
- Call for aid
- "Mamma Mia!" song
- Cry for help
- "Mayday!"
- Brillo shelfmate
- "Mayday! Mayday!"
- Rescue request
- Pad in the kitchen
- Clorox brand
- "Dot dot dot, dash dash dash, dot dot dot"
- It replaced CQD
- Nine-sound signal
- Palindromic hit song by the palindromic band Abba
- Brand found in the kitchen
- Mariner's "Help!"
- Tapped-out message
- Distress letters
- Seaman's "911"
- Song from "Mamma Mia!"
- Tapped-out message, often
- 911 at sea
- Call from the distressed
- Emergency call to the Coast Guard
- Message that may be written in large letters
- Signal since 1912
- "I'll send an ___ to the world" (repeated lyric in "Message in a Bottle")
- Modern version of CQD
- 36-Across, decoded
- Signal from a sinking ship
- "We need help!"
- Emergency letters at sea
- Telegrapher's distress signal
- Plea for help
- Brand of scouring pad
- Palindromic signal
- Line in the sand?
- Help wanted sign?
- Signal for the USCG
- Distress call letters
- CQD replacer
- "Send a rescue ship!"
- 2007 Jonas Brothers song
- Urgent transmission of sorts
- Song sung by Sam and Donna in "Mamma Mia!"
- Sinking ship's signal
- "Help!" at sea
- Coast Guard pickup
- It might be sent from a bridge
- Help-wanted request
- 2006 Rihanna hit
- Seaman's "Help!"
- Scrubbing brand
- Flare, perhaps
- Mariner's distress signal
- Familiar telegraphy sequence
- Mariner's distress call
- Help-wanted notice?
- Under-the-sink brand
- One might be received on a bridge
- Brillo competitor
- Brand invented by an aluminum pot salesman
- Help-wanted letters
- Stranded traveler's signal, perhaps
- Clorox cleaning product
- Urgent call at sea
- Main message?
- Ocean's "911"
- Help-wanted sign?
- Letters from the high seas
- "___ Titanic": 1979 film
- It may go up in smoke
- Letters in the sand, perhaps
- Request to be rescued
- "Help!" (and this puzzle's title)
- Call for assistance
- Only hit song for which title and artist are both palindromes
- Signal for help
- USCG alert
- Nautical "Help!"
- Signal meaning "help"
- Mariner's signal
- Urgent request
- Ship's distress signal
- "Come and get us!"
- Help-wanted announcement
- "Help!"
- Morse code message
- Dashed-off message?
- Message from a bridge
- "Send the Coast Guard!"
- Hit song by ABBA
- "Mayday!" cousin
- Marine "mayday"
- Palindromic ABBA hit
- Ship's plea
- "Mayday"
- "___ yer old man!"
- "Gilligan's Island" signal
- Distressing letters
- Maritime distress call
- It may be tapped out at sea
- Plea asea
- Mariner's "Mayday!"
- Scary signal
- Mayday relative
- Mayday rel.
- "Mayday!" cousin
- ABBA hit
- Titanic transmission
- "Help!" on the high seas
- "I'm foundering!"
- Dit-dit-dit-dah-dah-dah-dit-dit-dit
- Watery 911
- Worrisome letters
- Titanic transmittal
- Plea from the sea
- ...---...
- Mayday letters
- Mayday! Mayday!
- ... --- ...
- Letters in the sand?
- Help wanted letters
- Distressing letters found 9 times in this puzzle
- Skipper's distress call
- Skipper's plea
- Dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot
- Mayday cousin
- CQD successor
- Kin of 911
- Mayday!
- Help-wanted indicator
- Sailor's "Mayday!"
- Message in a storm
- Maritime distress signal
- Call in a watery calamity
- Ship's distress call
- Nine-symbol message
- Plea to the Coast Guard
- Flare, maybe
- "Sending out an ___" (much-repeated line in a Police hit)
- Desperate plea
- *Rihanna, 2006
- Distress-signal letters
- Help-wanted indication
- "Gilligan's Island" signal
- Kin of a 911 call
- See 38-Across
- "Help!"... and a hint to 17-, 27-, 42- and 53-Across
- "Mamma Mia" number
- Titanic's call
- 911 on the ocean
- Urgent transmission
- One might be picked up in a storm
- Sailor's "Help!"
- Marine counterpart of "Mayday!"
- Seaman's call for assistance
- Mariner's call for help
- Song on the "Mamma Mia!" soundtrack
- Message in a bottle
- Skipper's "mayday"
- Call letters?
- Titanic signal
- Desperate call, for short
- "Sending out an ___" (repeated Police lyric)
- Popular pad
- Message on the beach of a remote island, maybe
- Captain's "I need help ASAP!"
- Song in "Mamma Mia!"
- ... ---
- Mariner's "Mayday!"
- "___ Titanic": 1979 film
- Desperate characters?
- Morse message
- "--- yer old man!"
- "Mamma Mia!" number
- ABBA number
- Letters seeking aid
- Nautical "Help!"
- Signal meaning "help"
- "Come and get us!"
- Maritime message
- Rihanna hit that samples "Tainted Love"
- "Help us!"
- Big name in scouring pads
- Signal from someone in trouble
- Distress sig.
- Pad around the kitchen
- Help plea from the sea
- What the Titanic sent out
- Desperate call
- Poseidon's call
- Coded plea
- Nautical counterpart of "Mayday!"
- Foundering plea
- Sign of desperation
- Emergency broadcast
- Urgent offshore signal
- "Send help now"
- Signal for immediate assistance
- Foundering call
- Universal signal since 1908
- 'Mayday!'
- 'Help!'
- Mayday call
- Sinking signal
- Distress code
- Distress-call letters
- 'Help!
- ABBA song
- '___ your old man!'
- 'May-day!'
- Call hidden in this puzzle's eight longest answers that's apt for May Day?
- 'Help!,' asea
- 'Rescue us!'
- 'Help us!'
- Tar's 'Help!'
- 'Send help!'
- Mariner's 'Mayday!'
- Marine Mayday
- Alert at sea
- Sea call
- Pot-scrubbing brand
- Ship's help signal
- Plea for aid
- [I'm really tired of being a castaway]
- Alert for the Coast Guard
- Sig. for the shipwrecked
- Letters addressed to airplanes?
- Distress call, at sea
- Soap pad for emergencies?
- Plea before going under
- Castaway's letters
- "I'll send an ___ to the world" (Police lyric)
- 33-Across brand
- Castaway's message
- Letters from desperate people
- Something to get a cutter's attention
- "Rescue me"
- Long-distance call?
- Response to a sinking feeling?
- Help found inside eight puzzle answers
- Urgent letters
- #1 hit for Rihanna
- Desperate letters
- Maritime alert
- Brand owned by Clorox
- Sinking letters
- What the Titanic sent
- Pad at a sink
- Urgent dispatch
- "Help!" signal
- Urgent call for help
- Brand spelled with two (not three) dots
- Tapped-out letters
- Emergency signal
- It sounds the same as Morse's VTB
- Mariners' sig.
- Stranded message?
- Help-wanted announcement?
- Rihanna's first #1 Billboard single
- Signal when sinking
- "Help!" to a sailor
- Common bit of Morse code
- 'We need assistance!'
- Symbolic "help"
- Sailor's distress signal
- Sign of trouble
- Distress call at sea
- Letters to the Coast Guard
- "Help!" kin
- "Emergency!"
- Urgent appeal
- Emergency call
- Signal that replaced "CQD"
- Sinking ship signal
- Ship emergency letters
- Letters for help
- Scouring pad brand
- Salt's 'Help!'
- Help-seeking letters
- Desperate signal
- Sea captain's "Help!"
- Rescue party prompter
- Signal of distress
- Marine "Mayday!"
- "Help wanted"?
- Main signal
- Shortest-named ABBA single
- Intl. distress letters
- Distress initials
- Plea at sea, briefly
- Pick-up order?
- Nine-tap signal
- Mayday! (and the initials of this puzzle's longest answers)
- Distress inits.
- "Emergency!" at sea
- Message spelled out with coconuts, maybe
- "Help! We're sinking!"
- Titanic call
- Signal from a marooned sailor
- Smidgen
- Castaway's signal
- Distress signal at sea
- Yachter's 'Help!'
- Nautical signal
- Only palindromic top-40 song title from a palindromic-name group
- Message that might be laid out in coconuts on a beach
- Signal officially replaced in 1999
- It has three dashes in the middle
- Rihanna's first #1 single
- Emergency transmission
- Maritime plea
- Cleaning product with two periods in its name
- Nine-character signal
- "Help!," at sea
- Big name in pads
- This puzzle's theme
- Palindromic call for help
- Urgent distress signal
- Non-Scratch Scrubber brand
- Longtime distress signal
- Help-needed announcement
- Message that might be spelled with rocks
- Morse code signal
- Sinking call
- Sinking ship's signal of old
- Distress-at-sea message
- Tense alert
- Message spelled out in the sand, sometimes
- "Help, we're sinking!"
- 'He-e-elp!'
- "Someone help me" ABBA tune
- Distress message
- Urgent appeal to the Coast Guard
- 'Help!' from a helmsman
- Message from the marooned
- Morse code plea
- Song on the album "ABBA"
- USCG call
- Help!
- Spanish article
- Maritime 'Mayday!'
- Request for an island getaway?
- "The Soapy Superhero"
- Bit of telegraphy
- Call to the USCG
- Tune from "Mamma Mia!"
- Nautical distress call
- Dot-dot-dot, dash-dash-dash, dot-dot-dot
- Opening track on ABBA's "Greatest Hits"
- Offshore a.p.b.
- Plea written with rocks
- Mayday
- Help! (on a ship)
- Help! (on the ocean)
- Help signal at sea
- Sea alert initials
- Naval distress signal
- Help signal, as sea
- Distress call on the ocean
- Scrubbing pad brand
- Ship's urgent message
- Ship's 911 call
- Message frantically tapped out
- Call for help at sea
- ... ___
, decoded
- "Save us!"
- Distress signal that's also palindromic in Morse code
- "Take Your Time (Do It Right)" ___ Band
- Motley Crue "Same Ol' Situation (___)"
- The Police's "Message in a Bottle" distress call
- Police "I'll send an ___ to the world"
- Appeal for help
- Appeal of love on board ship
- Possible message from holed ship?
- An indication of distress
- A call for help
- So the head of security gets the message
- As sent when there's a bit of a hole in a ship?
- Palindrome named 1975 hit from a palindrome named band
- Brand with a Grill Mates variety
- Mayday call found in the starred answers
- Desperate Morse message
- Frantic signal
- ... ___ ...
- "Please rescue me!"
- Crisis call
- Emerg. call
- Letters of desperation
- Letters addressed to an airplane, perhaps
- Act II duet in "Mamma Mia!"
- What the Coast Guard may pick up
- Second love on first sight - help!
- Urgent call to the USCG
- Letters signaling trouble
- Request for aid
- Sailor's call for help
- Ship's emergency signal
- Morse distress signal
- Call to a rescuer
- Call from a sinking ship
- Letters that signal a call for help
- Help transmission
- Scratchy pad
- Signal back, too
- Letters formed by someone stranded on a deserted island
- Imperiled one's signal
- Cry on a sinking ship
- Maritime call for help
- Foundering ship's signal
- "We're sinking!"
- Brand of 42-Down
- Cramped dwellings, for short
- Alert of a sort
- Nine-symbol signal
- "Help us!," at sea
- Distress call on water
- Three-letter product with two periods
- Alert to a PT
- "Mayday!," on a ship
- "Mamma Mia!" song that begins "Where are those happy days?"
- Castaway's distress call
- Wet "Emergency!"
- Brief call for help
- Communique from Gilligan
- Message half of us get so wrong!
- "Help" variety
- Frantic transmission
- "Help a seafarer out!"
- Dots-and-dashes plea for help
- Plea to the USCG
- A message mostly hissed?
- "Help wanted" sign?
- ... ___ ..., in Morse code
- Critical message that's a hint to the six longest entries in this puzzle
- Message from a sinking ship
- It's sent in so sad circumstances
- USCG reception
- "I need help!"
- Desperate dots and dashes
- Urgent signal
- "Mayday!" precursor
- Distress letters of old
- Titanic's transmission
- Tapped-out plea
- Dots-and-dashes distress call
- What Clorox makes with steel
- Foundering signal
- What a flare can mean
- Thus the head of state gets the message
- Morse code plea, once
- Appeal for aid
- Emergency broadcast at sea
- Target of false backronyms
- Message in smoke signals, maybe
- Red-square emergency emoji
- Help line?
- "Help!"-ful soap pad brand
- A hissed message, nothing less?
- Letters of distress at sea
- Mayday message
- Help signal while floating
- Rihanna hit of 2006
- "Help wanted" message
- Help signal among choppy waves
- Not a nice message to send
- Urgent letters?
- Help signal on the Indian Ocean
- Distress signal for bobbers
- Rescue plea
- Seafaring distress letters
- Help signal far from shore
- "The ship is sinking!"
- "Help, quick! I'm sinking"
- Title of hits by Abba and Rihanna
- Help signal on an island
- Sailor's emergency signal
- Signal that's a palindrome in English and Morse code
- Impetus for a rescue mission
- Message in Morse code, maybe
- "Send help" signal
- "Help!" on the briny
- Classic distress call
- Help signal on the Chesapeake Bay
- "Help!" letters
- Letters calling for help
- Letters often meant to be read from afar
- "Send help!" message
- Rescue signal from the Atlantic
- Brand of pads
- "Help me!" letters
- Palindromic song from a palindromic band
- Emergency call in Morse code
- Lost-at-sea signal
- A dashed dotty broadcast appeal?
- Help signal from a yacht
- "Help, quick! There's water in the boat!"
- Rihanna song with the lyric "someone help me"
- Plea for rescue
- Help signal while sinking
- Nautical call for help
- ABBA song with the lyric "nothing else can save me"
- [Send assistance!]
- Help signal on the ocean
- Message often written in large letters
- "Help, please," to those in a sinking boat
- Brief alarm
- "I can't get this water out of the boat fast enough!"
- Aptly palindromic ABBA hit
- "We need help!" letters
- Mayday alternative
- Brand name that looks like it has a missing period
- Palindromic 33-Down hit
- "Help! We're having boat problems!"
- "Please help!"
- "Mayday! There's a leak in our boat!"
- Castaway's "Help!"
- Sea plea, briefly
- Boater's distress signal
- Boater's urgent signal
- Letters of urgency
- Letters spelled out with rocks on a desert island, in cartoons
- Letters requesting help
- Letters that shouldn't be written big for air rescue (a single V or X is best)
- It can also arise due to a bit of a hole in a ship
- "Mamma Mia!" song with the lyric "The love you gave me, nothing else can save me"
- "Help! We've sprung a leak!"
- "There's a hole in my boat!"
- "Help us pls!"
- Call for help repeated in the Police's "Message in a Bottle"
- Adoption of the International Radiotelegraph Convention in 1906
- "Please send a boat to rescue my boat"
- Title of a Rihanna or ABBA hit
- Hit song title for Abba or Rihanna
- "Our boat is sinking!"
- ABBA classic
- Scouring brand
- As sent when there's a bit of a hole in a ship?
- Distress letters at sea
- Castaway's call for help
- "My boat's sprung a leak!"
- "Help me!"
- Letters sent in emergencies
- 6-Down hit with the lyric "Nothing else can save me"
- Letters often spelled in Morse code
- Message communicated as "short-short-short, long-long-long, short-short-short"
- "Help us!" letters
- "Mamma Mia!" duet for Pierce Brosnan and Meryl Streep
- Palindromic plea meaning "Help us!"
- Hit song by ABBA or Rihanna
- Emer. message
- "I'm trapped on this island!"
- ••• – – – •••
- "Welp ... things are not going well on my boat!"
- Lost-at-sea plea
- Coded plea for help
- "A little help here!"
- "Our boat's in trouble!"
- This means trouble
Last Seen In
- New York Times - December 21, 2024
- USA Today - December 13, 2024
- Mindfood Daily - December 12, 2024
- USA Today - December 09, 2024
- New York Times - December 05, 2024
- Mirror Daily - December 05, 2024
- USA Today - December 02, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - November 30, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - November 25, 2024
- USA Today - November 23, 2024
- LA Times - November 15, 2024
- LA Times - November 08, 2024
- Your Life Choices - October 23, 2024
- LA Times - October 14, 2024
- New York Times - October 13, 2024
- Mirror Daily - October 13, 2024
- USA Today - October 12, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - October 11, 2024
- LA Times - October 07, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - October 05, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - September 25, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - September 21, 2024
- New York Times - September 15, 2024
- USA Today - September 05, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - September 03, 2024
- USA Today - August 21, 2024
- New York Times - August 17, 2024
- Family Time - August 12, 2024
- New York Times - August 04, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - July 30, 2024
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