Kelly ___, singer of "It's Gonna Rain" whose name conceals a fragment of winter Crossword Clue

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Kelly ___, singer of "It's Gonna Rain" whose name conceals a fragment of winter Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. value measured by what must be given or done or undergone to obtain something
2. the property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold)
(verb)
1. ascertain or learn the price of
2. determine the price of

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

FRAGMENT (verb)
1. break or cause to break into pieces
FRAGMENT (noun)
1. a broken piece of a brittle artifact
2. an incomplete piece
SINGER (noun)
1. United States inventor of an improved chain-stitch sewing machine (1811-1875)
2. United States writer (born in Poland) of Yiddish stories and novels (1904-1991)

Hint 3: Anagram

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More Daily Themed Crossword (12/1/2025) Answers

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1. Singer ___ Dylan of "Blowin' in the Wind"

4. "___-ching!" (cash register sound)

7. Feeling gloomy and unhappy

10. Prefix with "dermis" or "center"

11. Rowboater's propeller

12. Actress Jessica ___ of "Into the Blue"

13. Tic-___-toe (game that, if played well, ends in a draw)

14. Prefix before "biotic" or "virus"

15. Cake layer, as seen in wedding cakes

16. Mixture of rain and snow (rhymes with "fleet")

18. "Sleepless in ___" (Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan starrer)

20. Nintendo's Super ___ (retro gaming console): Abbr.

22. Glide downhill on snow

23. Kind of cheese with "curds" that's a good source of protein

27. ___ Cooper, singer of "Under My Wheels," whose name has a hint of cold tucked within

31. Man's best friend, as per a popular saying

32. “___-la-la!” (humming syllables)

34. Bard of ___ (Shakespeare's title):

35. ___ Girls, "Wannabe" band with "Posh" and "Scary," whose name might supply the "rocks" for your drink

38. Firepit residue

40. Billion-year span

41. Cleopatra's bane, allegedly

43. "Help!" from a ship

45. "The Late Show with Stephen ___"

49. Leave stranded by a winter storm ... or a description of the "frosty" theme words at 27a, 35a, 57a, 3d, and 42d: 2 wds.

53. Kind of history

54. Roth ___ (savings option): Abbr.

56. Give an Uber 5 stars, say

57. ___ Parade, band of "Eyes See Stars," part of whose name might slip you up on a snowy day

58. Corn throwaway

59. Continent of India and Japan

60. Seek an answer

61. Some "Men in Black" characters: Abbr.

62. Suppressed, with "up"

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1. "All ___ are off" (unpredictable outcome)

2. Milky white gemstone

3. Bo ___, singer of "Blades of Glory," part of whose name you might be able to figure skate on

4. Debate side that is not pro

5. Fedora and sombrero, for two

6. Sun sign with a ram as its symbol

7. Narrow skirt opening

8. Cain's brother

9. "Truth or ___" (party game)

12. ___ the Hun (5th century conqueror)

14. "I ___ lot of food, and I can't even move now" (words after a good meal): 2 wds.

17. "Cold" season's busiest doctor, perhaps: Abbr.

19. Letters before a nickname

21. ___ Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

23. Musical purchases that can be "burned": Abbr.

24. Alley-___ (NBA move)

25. Letters before "Fridays" in a casual dining chain name: Abbr.

26. Eventful period in history

28. '___ had it up to here!'

29. Whisper sweet nothings

30. Letter after “emm”?

33. Braying beast of burden

36. The “C” of CNN

37. Opposite of "WNW" Abbr.

39. ___ polloi (the general people)

44. Junkyard junk

45. Deep sleep

46. "Can you help me ___ it too much to ask for?": 2 wds.

47. "For ___ of a better word..."

48. Relaxed gait for a horse

50. ___ of access (accessibility system setting)

51. "I feel ___ my bones": 2 wds.

52. Cool!

55. Mountain-climber targets, for short

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