Here you will find the answer to the 'Community centers (features in a "Village People" hit): Abbr.' crossword clue with 5 letters that was last seen November 2 2021 in Crossword Explorer. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "Community centers (features in a "Village People" hit): Abbr." from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.
| Rating | Answer | Length | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | YMCAS | 5 | Community centers (features in a "Village People" hit): Abbr. |
| 87% | YMCAS | 5 | Community centers (features in a "Village People" hit) |
| 77% | YMCA | 4 | Community center famously used in a Village People hit |
| 68% | YMCA | 4 | Community center in a Village People song |
| 61% | YMCA | 4 | The Village People's hit single about a popular community sports facilities organization: Abbr. |
| 60% | YMCA | 4 | Where "it's fun to stay," in a Village People hit |
| 60% | YMCA | 4 | Where "it's fun to stay," in a Village People hit song |
| 57% | YMCA | 4 | Where "It's fun to stay," in a Village People disco hit |
| 56% | YMCAS | 5 | Fitness centers that inspired a Village People song: Abbr. |
| 51% | BCC | 3 | Feature to secretly include people in a mail: Abbr. |
| 49% | THEY | 4 | Locale for a Village People hit, informally |
| 49% | YMCA | 4 | Gym setting, or a Village People hit |
| 49% | YMCA | 4 | Locale spelled out in a Village People song |
| 49% | MACHOMAN | 8 | Village People hit about a brute |
| 48% | MACHOMAN | 8 | Village People hit about a masculine male |
| 47% | YMCA | 4 | Village People hit with a spelled-out title |
| 47% | YMCA | 4 | Village People hit with a spelling-based dance |
| 47% | YMCA | 4 | Village People hit with a letter-spelling dance |
| 47% | TOWNGREEN | 9 | Parklike spot in a village center |
| 47% | YMCA | 4 | Village People hit that is spelled out in dance |
| 46% | ACTOR | 5 | Person featured in a playbill |
| 46% | YMCA | 4 | 1978 Village People hit with a distinctive dance |
| 46% | YMCA | 4 | Workout locale, or a Village People disco hit |
| 45% | YMCA | 4 | Where "you can hang out with all the boys" in a Village People song |
| 45% | YMCA | 4 | Village People hit about a place where "it's fun to stay" |
| 44% | YMCA | 4 | Village People's hit song with a spelling dance |
| 44% | ELDER | 5 | Wise person in a village |
| 44% | SEN | 3 | Person in a chamber: Abbr. |
| 44% | REL | 3 | Person in a tree: Abbr. |
| 43% | YMCA | 4 | Fitness center that inspired a Village People song |
Related Clues for Community centers (features in a "Village People" hit): Abbr.
- Fitness centers for males: Abbr.
- Urban rec centers
- Fitness centers
- Workout venues
- Urban abodes, for short
- Community gym sites
- Some community fitness centers (Abbr.)
- Community workout spots, for short
- Some fitness ctrs.
- Places to play b-ball
- Some pool sites
- Certain community centers
- Bldgs. with community courts
- Places to swim or play b-ball
- Rec centers
- Community fitness centers: Abbr.
- Fitness centers that may run athletic leagues: Abbr.
- Local fitness centers: Abbr.
- Some fitness centers
- Community rec centers
- Certain pool sites, for short
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