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___ Haven (neighborhood in the Bronx), 4 letters
1946 Nobel Peace Prize winner John, 4 letters
1970s band ___ The Hoople, 4 letters
1973 self-titled glam rock album, 4 letters
19th-century women's rights advocate, 4 letters
19th-century women's rights advocate Lucretia, 4 letters
A Peace Nobelist: 1946, 4 letters
Abolitionist Lucretia, 4 letters
Antislavery activist Lucretia, 4 letters
Big name in apple products, 4 letters
Bon ___ (pioneering feminist's witticism), 4 letters
Early feminist Lucretia, 4 letters
Early feminist Lucretia Coffin ___, 4 letters
Family whose company makes Clamato, 4 letters
Feminist leader Lucretia, 4 letters
Glam rock's ___ the Hoople, 4 letters
Last name in feminism, 4 letters
Nobel physicist Sir Nevill, 4 letters
Peace Nobelist John R. ___: 1946, 4 letters
Pioneering U.S. feminist, 4 letters
Pioneering women's rights advocate, 4 letters
Rock's ___ the Hoople, 4 letters
Seneca Falls Convention leader, 4 letters
Shrubby copse on a prairie, 4 letters
Social reformer Lucretia, 4 letters
Street in New York's Chinatown, 4 letters
Suffragette Lucretia, 4 letters
Suffragette who co-founded Swarthmore, 4 letters
Suffragist Lucretia, 4 letters
Unofficial Main Street of New York's Chinatown, 4 letters
Women's righter Lucretia, 4 letters
Women's rights activist Lucretia, 4 letters
Women's rights advocate Lucretia, 4 letters
Women's rights crusade Lucretia, 4 letters
Women's rights leader Lucretia, 4 letters
United States feminist and suffragist (1793-1880), 4 letters
Raging Bull boxer Jake La ___, 5 letters
1971 NBA coach of the Year, 5 letters
He coached the Bullets to an NBA crown, 5 letters
Jake La ___ of ring fame, 5 letters
Grove of trees, in the Southwest, 5 letters
Mark with multicolored spots, 6 letters
Pattern on a pinto bean, 6 letters
Pattern on a pinto horse, 6 letters
'Live Free or Die,' for New Hampshire, 5 letters
'Semper fidelis,' e.g., 5 letters
All for one and one for all, e.g., 5 letters
Be Prepared, for one, 5 letters
Blood and Fire for the Salvation Army, 5 letters
Don't tread on me, e.g., 5 letters
E pluribus unum, e.g., 5 letters
E pluribus unum is one, 5 letters
Eureka, to California, 5 letters
Eureka in California, e.g., 5 letters
Excelsior, for example, 5 letters
Excelsior, to New York, 5 letters
Hope, for Rhode Island, 5 letters
In God We Trust is one, 5 letters
Live free or die, e.g., 5 letters
Live free or die, to New Hampshire, 5 letters
Love thy neighbor, e.g., 5 letters
Semper fidelis, for one, 5 letters
Semper fidelis, to a Marine, 5 letters
Swifter, Higher, Stronger, e.g., 5 letters
Take no prisoners, e.g., 5 letters
The Union in Oregon, e.g., 5 letters
Think or Think different, 5 letters
Banner phrase, often, 5 letters
California's is Eureka!, 5 letters
Coat of arms inscription, 5 letters
Common inscription, e.g., 5 letters
E pluribus unum, for instance, 5 letters
E pluribus unum, for one, 5 letters
Every state has one, 5 letters
Excelsior is New York's, 5 letters
Identifiable catchphrase, 5 letters
Inspirational phrase, 5 letters
Inspirational slogan, 5 letters
It may be below a crest, 5 letters
Item for a sampler., 5 letters
License plate feature, perhaps, 5 letters
License plate words, 5 letters
Most U.S. states have one that isn't in English, 5 letters
Rhode Island's is Hope, 5 letters
Sententious sentiment, 5 letters
The Salvation Army's is Blood and Fire, 5 letters
Wisconsin's is Forward, 5 letters
Words often etched in stone, 5 letters
Words on a coat of arms, 5 letters
Words on a family shield, 5 letters
A favorite saying of a sect or political group, 5 letters
'Be prepared,' et al., 7 letters
Be prepared and E pluribus unum, 7 letters
Eureka and Excelsior, 7 letters
Inspirational phrases, 7 letters
Inspirational words, often, 7 letters
Statements of purpose, 7 letters
Be Prepared and Semper Fi, 6 letters
Can Do and Be Prepared, e.g., 6 letters
Can Do and Be Prepared, 6 letters
E Pluribus Unum and others, 6 letters
Semper fidelis and others, 6 letters
Semper fidelis et al., 6 letters
Virtute et Armis and others, 6 letters
Common inscriptions, 6 letters
Most states have them, 6 letters
New York's Excelsior and others, 6 letters
Principle statements, 6 letters
State slogans, e.g., 6 letters
Words on coats of arms, 6 letters
Nutrition that starts with apples sloganeer, 5 letters
Big name in apple juice, 5 letters
Big name in applesauce, 5 letters
Big name in fruit juice, 5 letters
Name on applesauce jars, 5 letters
Popular applesauce brand, 5 letters
Popular name in fruit juices, 5 letters
They're full of applesauce, 5 letters
Artery in NYC's Chinatown, 6 letters
Main thoroughfare through N.Y.C.'s Chinatown, 6 letters
N.Y.C. thoroughfare in the Rodgers and Hart song Manhattan, 6 letters
The act of coloring with areas of different shades, 8 letters
Mark with spots or blotches of different color or shades of color as if stained, 8 letters
Colour with streaks or blotches of different shades, 8 letters