Bel  : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ a bell ___ a bell: was familiar ___ Allen belt ___ and the Belmonts ___ Anne de Bellevue, Que. ___ Anne de Bellevue, Quebec ___ Artois, beer from Belgium ___ as a bell ___ Bar, in Venice (where the Bellini was invented) ___ believe ___ believe (pretend) ___ bell (be familiar) ___ bell (easily understood) ___ Bell (fast-food chain) ___ bell (get across) ___ bell (register) ___ bell (seem familiar) ___ bell (seemed familiar) ___ bell (sound familiar) ___ bell (sounded familiar) ___ bell (was familiar) ___ Bell, witch who was a fellow student of Harry Potter at Hogwarts ___ belle ___ belli ___ belli (act of war) ___ belli (cause for war) ___ belli (war starter) ___ belli (war-provoking act) ___ Belloq, villain in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" ___ belly ___ belt ___ Belt ___ Belt (constellation feature) ___ Belt or Sword ___ Brewster, beleaguered nephew in "Arsenic and Old Lace" ___ Browne belt ___ by (believes in) ___ clock (six bells) ___ Creed (set of Christian beliefs) ___ Creed (statement of Christian beliefs) ___ Creed (statement of religious beliefs) ___ Creek, district in Belize ___ de Sévigné, French belletrist ___ down (belittled) ___ du ventre (belly dance) ___ Graham, Fitzgerald's beloved ___ Holroyd, "Bell, Book and Candle" witch ___ infra (see below) ___ Islands, former name of Belau ___ one's game: performing below par ___ Peterson, Judy Holliday's role in "Bells Are Ringing" ___ Peterson, lead role in "Bells Are Ringing" ___ Ridge ('72 Belmont winner) ___ War, 1920 Belmont winner ____ bell: come to mind ____ Belle Provence ____ thought!: Don't believe it! _____ belli (cause of war) ___-a-Belt slacks ___-bel-Abbès, city near Oran ___-bel-Abbès, onetime Foreign Legion home ___'clock (two bells) ___bell ...for believers in destiny? ..."I Just Can't Help Believing She Blinded Me With Science" '___ ever believe it?' '___ never believe me!' '___ that hard to believe!' '-- believer!' ''__ Believer'' (Monkees song) ''__ your seat belts'' ''Bells Are Ringing'' heroine ''Beloved'' Winfrey ''Closing Bell'' channel ''Deep in my heart, ___ believe ...'' ''Do You Believe in Magic'' band ''For __ the Bell Tolls'' ''I Believe ___'' ''I can't believe it's not butter'' ''I don't believe any of it!'' ''I'll believe it when I see it'' ''Jingle Bells'' conveyance ''Mr. Watson ... I ___ you!'' (A.G. Bell) ''My Heart Belongs to ___'' ''She Believes __'' (Kenny Rogers tune) ''The Bell ___'' (Sylvia Plath book) ''The Bells of St. __'' ''The Bells'' monogram ''Wedding Bell Blues'' composer '03 Chevelle hit "___ Pain Below" '30s show tune that became a 1960 Dion and the Belmonts hit 'A Bell for Adano' author 'A Bell for Adano' novelist 'Baby Beluga' singer 'Baby Beluga' troubadour 'Believe it or not, ...' 'Believe It Or Not!' item 'Believe It or Not!' man 'Believe' singer 'Bell, Book and Candle' star 'Beloved' author Toni 'Closing Bell' network 'Cry, the Beloved Country' author 'Cry, the Beloved Country' author Alan 'Don't believe that!' 'For whom the bell tolls ...' poet 'Half-full' believer 'I Believe I Can Fly' singer 'It's my belief ...' 'Quit -- bellyachin'!' 'The ___ love belongs ...' 'The Bells' poet 'The Bells' writer 'You'll never believe this!' 'You're not going to believe this!' " . . . and bells on ___ toes" " . . . and bells on her ___" " . . . believe also ___": John 14:1 " . . . believing in old men's ___ . . . ": Pound " . . . bells on ___ toes" " . . . bells on her ___" " . . . the ___ Te Deums of the Canterbury bells": Lowell "__ Believer" (1966 hit) "__ Believes in Me": Kenny Rogers hit "__ Fool Believes" (1979 Doobie Brothers hit) "__ O'Shanter" ("And if I chance to fall below ..." poem) "___ around around around around" (repeated line in Dion and the Belmonts' "The Wanderer") "___ babbino caro": "Oh my beloved father" (Puccini) "___ belabor the point ..." "___ Believe in Magic" (Lovin' Spoonful hit) "___ believe in yesterday ..." (Beatles lyric) "___ believe in yesterday" "___ believe it!" "___ believe this?" "___ believe we've met..." "___ Believe" (Murrow program, 1951-55) "___ believe": Mark 9:24 "___ Believer," Diamond song "___ Believer" (1966 #1 hit) "___ Believer" (1966 chart-topper by the Monkees) "___ Believer" (1966 hit by the Monkees) "___ Believer" (1966 hit song) "___ Believer" (1967 Monkees chart-topper) "___ Believer" (Monkees ditty) "___ Believer" (Monkees' #1 hit) "___ Believer" (Monkees) "___ Believer" (The Monkees hit) "___ Believer": '60s hit "___ Believes in Me" "___ Believes In Me" (Kenny Rogers hit) "___ Bell" (Stephen Foster song) "___ bells!" "___ Bells" "___ Belong to Me" "___ beloved ..." "___ Beloved ...": minister's opening "___ Beloved" (Beethoven's anonymous addressee) "___ better believe it!" "___ by the bell!" "___ diva," Bellini aria "___ dong bell . . . " "___ Fool Believes" (1979 #1 hit) "___ Fool Believes" (1979 hit) "___ Fool Believes" (Doobie Brothers hit) "___ Girl" ("Bells Are Ringing" tune) "___ hardly believe it!" "___ have believed it?" "___ him who believes in nothing": Victor Hugo "___ is believing" "___ Knows" (1958 Dion and the Belmonts hit) "___ Knows" (Dion & the Belmonts hit) "___ Knows" (Dion and The Belmonts hit) "___ Less Bell to Answer" (The 5th Dimension hit) "___ loves believes the impossible": Elizabeth Barrett Browning "___ Make Believe," 1927 song "___ never believe it!" "___ never believe this back home" "___ never believe this!" "___ no questions" (Ilsa to Rick at La Belle Aurore) "___ of the Bells" (holiday favorite) "___ South" (1978 film with Nicholson, Steenburgen, and Belushi) "___ the bells on . . . " "___ the Beloved Country": Paton "___ This Must Be Belgium" "___ to him who believes in nothing": Hugo "___ Weak" (#2 hit for Belinda Carlisle) "___ Weak" (1988 Belinda Carlisle hit) "___ will believe it" "___ you believe it?" "____ Believe in Magic" (1965 hit) "_____ Believer" "_____ Believer" (Monkees hit) "_____ to Belong to You" (1939 song) "___, the Beloved Country" "___, the Beloved Country" (Alan Paton novel) "--- About You" (Belinda Carlisle) "--- Believer" (The Monkees) "--- Less Bell to Answer" "--- you believe...?" ". . . can't believe ___ the whole thing!"