Crossword clues for abc
abc
- "Life on Mars" network
- "It's easy as ---"
- "How to Get Away With Murder" network
- "Fresh Off the Boat" channel
- "Cop Rock" network
- "Castle" network
- "Body of Proof" network
- "Agent Carter" network
- "20/20" airer
- 'Quantico' network
- 'Dancing With the Stars' network
- ''Dancing With the Stars'' network
- Where "The Fugitive" originally aired
- What something might be as easy as
- TV network owned by Disney
- TV channel, or the start of a series
- They had the "Look of Love"
- They had "The Look of Love"
- The rudiments of a subject
- The first three letters
- Start of Canada's alphabet
- Start of an oft-recited sequence
- Start of a tot's refrain
- Start of a tot's recitation
- Start of a preschool recital?
- Start of a kids' song that ends "Next time won't you sing with me?"
- Start of a familiar lineup
- Simple trio
- Simple as ____
- Simple as ___
- Robin Roberts's employer
- Robin Roberts' network
- Regis' network
- Regis and Kelly's airer
- Pie equivalent, in a simile
- Phone-button threesome
- Part of a simple expression
- Original co-owner of Disneyland
- Original airer of "The Outer Limits"
- Onetime "This is the place to be" sloganeer
- One big-time broadcaster
- Network with "The Goldbergs" and "Uncle Buck"
- Network whose new season of "The Bachelorette" began May 22
- Network where the "Roseanne" reboot will premiere this March
- Network that wants us all to get ''Lost''
- Network that ran "National Bingo Night"
- Network that competes with NBC, CBS, and Fox
- Network that airs "The Middle" and "Dr. Ken"
- Network that airs "The Goldbergs"
- Network that airs "Scandal"
- Network that airs "Match Game"
- Network that airs "How to Get Away With Murder"
- Network that airs "Galavant" and "The Muppets"
- Network that aired "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley"
- Network of "Scandal" and "The Bachelor"
- Network acquired by Disney in 1995
- NBC competitor
- NBA Finals channel
- Monday Night Football channel
- Letters of simplicity
- Letters near 2
- Letters for a toddler
- Leading trio
- Kindergarten-song start
- Kindergarten-song opening
- Kindergarten threesome
- Kind of order for the circled letters in this puzzle
- Kind of order ... or a hint to this puzzle's unusual construction
- Kimmel's network
- Kimmel's employer
- Kimmel carrier
- Kids' song opening
- Jimmy Kimmel employer
- Jackson Five no. 1 hit
- Jackson Five hit
- Jackson Five favorite
- Jackson Five "counting" favorite
- Jackson 5, 1970
- Jackson 5 song with the lyric "As simple as do-re-mi"
- Jackson 5 song that dethroned "Let It Be" from No. 1 while also teaching America how simple the alphabet is
- Jackson 5 song that bumped "Let It Be" from the #1 spot
- Jackson 5 hit with the lyric "It's easy as 1, 2, 3"
- Jackson 5 hit with the lyric "Easy as 1-2-3"
- Jackson 5 classic
- Jackson 5 chart-topper
- Jackson 5 #1 hit
- Jackson 5 "Do re mi, ___, 1 2 3, baby you and me!"
- Its first color series was "The Jetsons"
- It's sometimes called "The Alphabet Network"
- It's easy, it's said
- It's easy as 1-2-3
- It succeeded "Let It Be" as Billboard's #1 single
- It shows "Shark Tank"
- Important vitamins
- Home of "The View"
- Home of "The Practice"
- Home of "Shark Tank"
- Home of 'The View' and 'The Chew'
- GMA's home
- Fundamental start
- Former ESPN owner
- First network to stream full-length episodes
- First network letters?
- Elementary trio
- Easy sequence?
- Easy letters
- Easy comparison
- Easy comparative
- Easy as 1-2-3
- Easy as
- Early lesson letters
- Early learning letters
- Early Jackson 5 hit
- Disney-owned network
- Competitor of CBS and NBC
- Common detergent?
- Child's first letters, often
- Broadcasting syst
- Anecdotally, the most ubiquitous song of the last month
- Alphabetical TV network
- Alphabetical Jackson 5 hit
- Alphabetic TV channel
- Alphabet's opening letters
- Airer of WWTBAM
- Airer of "The Bachelor" and "The Catch"
- Airer of "Scandal" and "HTGAWM"
- 3 letters on 2
- 2019 Oscars airer
- 2015 NBA Finals channel
- 2, on a telephone
- 2 phone letters?
- 1970 title lyric after "Simple as do re mi"
- 1970 Jackson 5 song
- 1970 Jackson 5 chart topper
- 1970 Jackson 5 #1 hit
- 1970 hit with the lyric "That's how easy love can be"
- 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "Or simple as do re mi"
- #1 Jackson 5 hit
- #1 hit for the Jackson 5
- #1 hit between "Let It Be" and "American Woman"
- #1 hit #2 for the Jackson 5
- "Wipeout" airer
- "Ugly Betty" airer
- "The View" carrier
- "The Muppets" channel
- "The Middle" network
- "The Green Hornet" airer, 1966-'67
- "The Good Doctor" broadcaster
- "The Conners" network
- "The Bachelorette" channel
- "Supernanny" broadcaster
- "Stumptown" airer
- "Station 19" channel
- "Start Here" sloganeer
- "Start Here" network
- "Speechless" network
- "Shark Tank" channel
- "Shark Tank" carrier
- "Shark Tank" broadcaster
- "Scandal" broadcaster
- "Samantha Who?" network
- "Roots" network
- "Revenge" TV channel
- "Revenge" network
- "Revenge" carrier
- "Quantico" channel
- "Poison Arrow" band
- "Once Upon a Time" network
- "NYPD Blue" carrier
- "Nashville" network
- "Mistresses" network
- "Mickey Mouse Club" airer
- "Men in Trees" network
- "Lost" shower
- "Lost" broadcaster
- "Live With Kelly and Ryan" network
- "Jimmy Kimmel Live" channel
- "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" airer
- "Jeopardy!" airer
- "It's easy as 1, 2, 3"
- "Invasion" network
- "General Hospital" network
- "Fresh Off the Boat" airer
- "Extreme Makeover" network
- "Educational" Jackson 5 hit
- "Easy" letter trio
- "Duel" network
- "Don't Trust the B---- in Apt 23" channel
- "Desperate Housewives" shower
- "Desperate Housewives" airer
- "Deception" network
- "Dark Shadows" airer
- "Celebrity Family Feud" network
- "Castle" producer
- "Brothers & Sisters" network
- "Brothers & Sisters" airer
- "black-ish" airer
- "Better Off Ted" channel
- "Be Near Me" romantics
- "Bachelor in Paradise" channel
- "American Crime" network
- "All My Children" network
- "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." channel
- "According to Jim" network
- "According to Jim" airer
- "8 Simple Rules" airer
- "20/20" broadcaster
- ". . . easy as 1-2-3" Jackson 5 hit
- 'Ugly Betty' network
- 'The View' network
- 'The Real O'Neals' network
- 'The Middle' network
- 'The Chew' airer
- 'The Catch' network
- 'The Bachelor' airer
- 'Suburgatory' airer
- 'Scandal' airer
- 'Pan Am' network
- 'Nightline' network
- 'Nightline' airer
- 'Nashville' network
- 'Modern Family' airer
- 'Lost' airer
- 'Live! With Kelly' airer
- 'Grey's Anatomy' network
- 'GMA' network
- 'Castle' network
- 'Castle' airer
- 'Black-ish' network
- 'All My Children' airer
- '80s "Be Near Me" band
- ''Lost'' network
- ''Lost'' letters?
- 1970 Jackson 5 hit
- "20/20" network
- Disney owns it
- Its slogan was once "Wide world of entertainment"
- Roseanne's network
- Epitome of simplicity
- Disney acquisition of 1995
- Agatha Christie's "The ___ Murders"
- "Rin Tin Tin" shower
- Disney division
- Paradigm of easiness
- Leading letters
- "N.Y.P.D. Blue" network
- "Roseanne" broadcaster
- "Marcus Welby, M.D." network
- Easy threesome?
- "The Lone Ranger" airer, 1949-57
- "Boston Legal" network
- The late Peter Jennings's network
- Fox competitor
- They're "easy" to find in 17- and 53-Across and 3- and 24-Down
- ___ Powers (negotiators between the U.S. and Mexico, 1914)
- Where "The Fugitive" aired in the 1960's
- "One Life to Live" airer
- Network of "Lost"
- "Dynasty" airer
- Early run?
- "Dancing With the Stars" airer
- First string?
- With 83-Down, early learning aid
- Multiple-choice choices
- "Charlie's Angels" airer
- "Dirty Sexy Money" airer
- 1970 hit for the Jackson 5
- Opening string
- "Wagon Train" network, 1962-65
- Symbol of simplicity
- Charles Gibson's network
- "Happy Days" network
- *Jackson 5, 1970
- "Alphabet web," to Variety
- "Dancing With the Stars" network
- Epitome of ease
- 1970 #1 hit for the Jackson 5
- 2 letters, on a phone
- Original airer of "The Jetsons"
- "Desperate Housewives" network
- Diane Sawyer's network
- Disney subsidiary
- "This Week" airer
- 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "Easy as ..."
- As easy as ___
- Diane Sawyer's employer
- "Modern Family" network
- "They're ___ Delicious!" (Alpha-Bits slogan)
- Kindergarden song beginning
- ___ book
- Jackson 5 #1 hit of 1970
- Something easy, so they say
- Exemplar of ease
- Start of a familiar run
- "Scandal" airer
- "World News Tonight" airer
- The elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)
- Network initials
- First letters learned
- Rudiments of any subject
- "Simple" letters
- Easy as _____
- See 37-Across
- Disney acquisition of 1996
- TV network with much Shondaland programming
- Basic principle
- TV letters
- Christie's "The ___ Murders"
- Alphabet starter
- Basics
- A network logo
- Network for Jennings
- "Dr. Seuss's ___"
- First of 26
- Peter Jennings's network
- Start of a kindergarten song
- Jackson 5 hit of 1970
- Broadcast channel
- Alphabetic trio
- It's a start
- Start of a child's song
- Cosell's milieu
- Start of tot's refrain
- Basic facts
- Broadcasting syst.
- Start-off trio
- Network letters
- As simple as ___
- "The ___ Murders": Christie
- Opening trio
- Starting letters
- Kindergarten trio
- Letters for a beginner
- Network for Peter Jennings
- Jennings and Koppel work here
- Network for Koppel
- Jennings's employer
- CBS rival
- NBC's rival
- Alphabet trio
- Alphabet run
- Detergent brand
- Major broadcaster
- Telephone trio
- Epitome of easiness
- Major network
- "Grey's Anatomy" network
- Preschool group?
- Telephonic trio
- "Lost" network
- Symbol of easiness
- Phone button letters
- Phone trio
- Network owned by Disney
- Block letters?
- Alphabet intro
- "Black-ish" network
- 'Scandal' network
- Fox rival
- Alphabet start
- Start of the alphabet
- Easy as --
- Alphabetical network
- Symbol of ease
- Major TV network
- Kindergarten song starter
- Exemplar of easiness
- "Shark Tank" network
- "Cougar Town" network
- 'Wipeout' network
- Regis and Kelly's network
- Easy as __
- "The Bachelor" network
- "Scandal" network
- "Monday Night Football" network
- 'The View' airer
- 'Lost' network
- Start of a preschool song
- Start of "The Alphabet Song"
- Phone button trio
- Part of the Disney empire
- Fox alternative
- Easy letters?
- "Grey's Anatomy" airer
- 'Modern Family' network
- Where to find "Desperate Housewives"
- Start of an elementary lesson
- Preschool song opener
- Initial trio
- Alphabet section
- Alphabet openers
- 2, on an ATM
- "The Bachelorette" network
- "Shark Tank" airer
- "Private Practice" network
- "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" network
- Start of a children's song
- Something simple, supposedly
- Preschool song start
- Part of a simplicity simile
- Opening letters?
- Kindergartner's song
- Grade school song start
- Early school lesson
- "The View" network
- "The View" airer
- "The Rookie" network
- "The Bachelor" airer
- "Resurrection" network
- "Quantico" network
- "Modern Family" airer
- "Lost" airer
- "Good Morning America" network
- "Fresh Off the Boat" network
- "Easy as" letters
- "Designated Survivor" network
- "Castle" carrier
- "Alias" network
- "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." network
- 'Revenge' network
- '20/20' airer
- Where you'll get ''Lost''
- Where to see "20/20"
- Where to get "Lost"
- Where to find ''Desperate Housewives''
- Where 'Lost' is found
- What some things are as easy as
- The height of simplicity
- Start of a learning song
- Soup ingredients?
- Song that knocked "Let it Be" out of the #1 spot
- One of the networks
- Network that tried a "Charlie's Angels" reboot
- Network of "The View" and "The Chew"
- Metaphor for simplicity
- Major TV broadcaster
- Letters that are the epitome of ease
- Jimmy Kimmel's network
- Jimmy Kimmel's employer
- Jackson 5 smash
- First 3 of 26
- Elementary beginning
- Early investor in Disneyland
- Disney network
- Disney holding
- Disney channel
- CBS alternative
- Basic learning
- Basic fact
- Alphabet's start
- Alphabet's beginning
- Alphabet network
- Airer of talk shows "The View" and "The Chew"
- A laundry product
- 2 on a telephone
- "Wide World of Sports" airer
- "Ugly Betty" network
- "The Real O'Neals" airer
- "The Good Doctor" network
- "The Goldbergs" network
- "The Goldbergs" airer
- "The Alphabet Network"
- "Supernanny" network
- "Scrubs" network
- "Mixed-ish" network
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Usage examples of "abc".
She looked at the anchorwoman on ABC and wondered if Hartline had forced his way with her, too.
It was a look that drew teenie-boppers and at the same time assured Mom and Dad that he was really an okay guy, probably a class cutup but nothing to worry about, kike the assessment from another ABC brain-anail-American comedian.
Republican at Fox News can trump the propagandistic effect of ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, and CNBC combined and swing a presidential election, the Democrats may as well give up right now.
The Omaha ABC affiliate claimed a viewership of almost a million people throughout eastern Nebraska.
Within the next fifteen minutes, ABC, NBC and CBS all carried bulletins including short segments of the Jessica tape.
Originally the agency had wanted to call the donuts RWsrotating wheelsbut ABC News had called the first one a donut and the name had stuck.
Clinton administration staffers, only the one who never worked for any Republican administration is the one who landed a permanent position at ABC News.
ABC News has also learned that the crew of the Boeing 727 believes the bomb is counting down toward an automatic detonation less than three hours from now.
Vereen had been invited to perform for the Reagan Inauguration and had accepted only on the condition that he could tell the entire "Blackface" story - but the whole first half of Vereen's show, depicting Bern Williams and blackface, was censored by Reagan's people on ABC TV, contrary to the special agreement Vereen had with them.
CNN at 7:08 , CBS at 7:20 , NEC at 7:37 , ABC at 7:50 , Fox at 8:08 , all from the Roosevelt Room of the White House, where the cameras were already set up.
We accompanied Calvin while he delivered pay checks to the ABC stores in Murfreesboro, Ahoskie, and Winton.
After he had run through the list in the ABC book, he sent back a couple of blank pages from the book with very crude drawings on them-drawings that looked as if they had been made with crumbly charcoal.
Of all the unworthy catalogues we might have sent, that ABC book was the worst.
I was not particularly fond of the ABC books, of which three others were ]mblished by Walker by 1972.
But we ran across one of the old ABC books he'd had when he was just a toddler and decided it was even better than the dictionary.