Crossword-Solution: LATHERS 7 letters, 13 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

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LATHERS anagram HALTERS, HARSLET, SLATHER, THALERS

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Barbers' applications 1 answer
Big moods 1 answer
Covers with soap 1 answer
Foams up 1 answer
Follows shampoo bottle instructions 1 answer
Forms a foam 1 answer
Get soapy, with "up" 1 answer
Prepares to shave 1 answer
Soaps up 1 answer
Soaps. 3 answers
Foams 3 answers
Tizzies 6 answers
Suds 18 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
REEAT
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with LATHERS (5)

Daniel McGaw.” Two faces now filled the window--Lathers's and that of a red-headed man in a straw hat.
Tom Grogan F. Hopkinson Smith 1997
Lathers's friend proved to be a short, big-boned, square-shouldered Irishman, about forty years of age, dressed in a once black broadcloth suit with frayed buttonholes, the lapels and vest covered with grease-spots.
Tom Grogan F. Hopkinson Smith 1997
She's a dacint woman, anough; but thim b'ys as is a-runnin' her carts is raisin' h--ll all the toime.” “And then look at the teams,” chimed in Lathers, with a jerk of his thumb toward the dock--“a lot of staggering horse-car wrecks you couldn't sell to a glue-factory.
Tom Grogan F. Hopkinson Smith 1997
The next moment he was running along the dock, the money envelope tight in his hand, sticking out his tongue at McGaw, and calling to Lathers as he disappeared through the door in the fence, “Somp'n wid a mustache, somp'n wid a mustache,” like a news-boy calling an extra.
Tom Grogan F. Hopkinson Smith 1997
Once out of Lathers's reach, Cully bounded up the road like a careering letter X, with arms and legs in air.
Tom Grogan F. Hopkinson Smith 1997

Quotes with LATHERS (1)

Sappho isn't really meant to be read. It's meant to be sung and there were dances for the songs, also. Sappho was a performance artist, and now she exists as a textual project. She was saved by her critics, and by people who wrote of her in letters to each other. As the morning sun lathers the pool through the long windows and stripes the opposite walls in gold, I look at the fragment translations. She's paper, too. A paper poet for a paper boy. People claim to be translating…
Alexander Chee Edinburgh
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Appears in: Boston Globe, CrosSynergy, LAT, Newsday, New Yorker, NYT, Three Across, Universal, WP.

Used 15 times in crossword archives (1970–2024).