50's-60's Mideast king Crossword Clue, 4 letters

Here you will find the answer to the '50's-60's Mideast king' crossword clue with 4 letters that was last seen June 30 1998 in New York Times Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "50's-60's Mideast king" from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.

RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%SAUD450's-60's Mideast king
69%AROO4King of 50's-60's comics
50%COOL4In the 50's or 60's, say
50%JUNECLEAVER1150's-60's TV mom
50%ANKA450's-60's teen idol
50%LEAVEITTOBEAVER1550's-60's ABC series
50%PAGET550's-60's actress Debra
50%BEAV450's-60's sitcom boy
50%FATS450's-60's singer ___ Domino
50%LARSEN650's-60's pitcher Don
50%ELVIS550's-60's singing sensation
49%IDOL4Elvis Presley, in the 50's and 60's
49%LEN350's-60's pop vocalist ___ Barry
47%SAUD4Ibn ___ (former Mideast king)
47%ARLENE650's-60's "What's My Line?" panelist
46%NEALE5Fraser of 50's-60's tennis
46%GUNN4"Peter ___" of 50's-60's TV
46%PAAR4Jack of 50's-60's TV
46%IMOGENECOCACOLA15Pop 50's-60's TV star?
46%SEANCONNERY1150-Across's co-star in "The Man Who Would Be King"
45%FABIAN6One-named 50's-60's teen idol
45%EDD3Actor Byrnes, of 50's-60's TV
45%CLEAVER7Family name of 50's-60's TV
45%CHET4Huntley of 50's-60's NBC news
45%ZIONIST7Mideast sectarian supported by Dr. King
45%FAROUK61930's-50's Egyptian king
45%GOWESTYOUNGMAN14Horace Greeley's advice, as followed by 17-, 25-, 50- and 60-Across?
44%EVERLY6Don or Phil of 50's-60's pop
44%BRET4Brother of Bart, in 50's-60's TV
43%TRIO4The Fleetwoods, e.g., of 50's-60's pop

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