Answer: SATYR
SATYR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 155 times.
Referring Clues:
- Mythical goat/man
- Letch
- Nymph chaser
- Dionysus attendant
- Bacchus attendant
- One with Don Juanism
- Hardly a celibate
- Don Juan
- Goat-footed one
- Debaucher
- Debauchee of a sort
- Legendary luster
- Lecherous deity
- Mythical being with horns
- Mythical reveler
- Mythical creature
- Lecher
- Lascivious sort
- Rakish sort
- Mythological reveler
- Wanton type
- Butterfly variety
- Chorus member in an ancient Greek play
- Libertine of myth
- Lech
- Deity with goat's feet
- Lascivious deity
- Mythical letch
- Goat-footed deity
- Faun's cousin
- Attendant of Bacchus
- Lecherous demigod
- Spotted butterfly
- Woodland deity
- Lusty deity of antiquity
- Goat-footed gamboler of myth
- Lustful deity
- Forest spirit
- Lusty deity
- Attendant to Bacchus
- Roguish woodland creature of Greek myth
- Mythical goat-legged reveler
- Mythical merry-making man-horse
- Libidinous deity
- Mythical lecher
- Sylvan deity
- Mythical hybrid
- Member of Dionysus' retinue
- Deity resembling Pan
- Nymph pursuer
- Hybrid creature of myth
- Sylvan swinger
- Mythological libertine
- Dungeons & Dragons character
- Mythical man-goat
- Mythical being
- Goat-legged deity
- Mythical part-goat creature
- Sylvan dweller of mythology
- Deity with goat's hooves
- Forest deity
- Mythical goatlike creature
- Half-man, half-goat
- Mythical woodland deity
- Woman-chaser
- Goatish frolicker with Bacchus
- Pan pal
- Roguish, goatish god
- Goat-legged mythical creature
- Dionysian reveler
- Horned reveler
- Greek woodland creature
- Greek woodland deity
- Mythical reveler with horns
- Woodland reveler of myth
- Lecherous figure of Greek myth
- Lecherous woodland deity
- Man/goat creature of myth
- Horned being of mythology
- Half-goat deity
- Mythical goat-man
- Woodlands deity
- Woodland luster
- Lustful being of myth
- Forest flutist
- Forest god
- Lascivious man-goat of myth
- Faun-like deity
- Mythical man goat
- Nymph's pursuer
- Reveler of myth
- Lecherous fellow
- Attendant of Dionysus
- Lecherous one
- Dionysus' attendant
- Man-goat of myth
- Hoofed deity
- Lustful man
- Half-goat creature of myth
- Woods stud
- Lascivious cloven-hoofed creature
- Mythological debauchee
- Horny devil
- Woodland deity of legend
- Mythical lover of wine and women
- Creature seen on some antique wine cups
- Lecherous goat-man
- Lascivious man
- Lecherous mythical creature
- Lusty mythological figure
- Woodlands man-goat
- Man-goat
- Mythical creature with horns
- Bacchanalia participant
- Mythical libertine
- Lecherous man
- Mythic man-goat
- "Fantasia" reveler
- Mythical man-horse
- Goat-man deity
- Lustful deity of myth
- Nymph's masculine counterpart
- Goat-hoofed lecher of myth
- Mythical debaucher
- Lascivious one
- Goatish deity
- Faun look-alike
- Mythical horned creature
- Goat-man of myth
- Mythical beast, goat-like
- Mythical beast with goatlike features
- Lecherous figure of myth
- Dirty old man
- Silenus, e.g.
- Woodland god
- Woodland goat-man
- Faun relative
- Pan, for one
- Hoofed frolicker of myth
- Dionysus devotee
- Mythical figure known for ribaldry
- Human/goat hybrid
- Strong luster?
- Faun lookalike
- Party animal?
- Pan, notably
- Pan
- Companion of Dionysus
- Lecherous sort
- Mythological being with a horse's tail
- Mythical creature associated with Dionysus
- Debaucherous deity
- Bacchanalian beast
- Ribald nature spirit of Greek mythology
- Mythical luster?
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - October 29, 2025
- LA Times - May 23, 2025
- New York Times - January 21, 2024
- LA Times - September 26, 2023
- New York Times - July 05, 2023
- New York Times - May 11, 2023
- New York Times - February 02, 2023
- New York Times - January 12, 2023
- LA Times - August 27, 2022
- LA Times - January 20, 2022
- LA Times - January 11, 2022
- New York Times - August 12, 2021
- New York Times - July 10, 2021
- New York Times - April 01, 2021
- LA Times - September 17, 2020
- New York Times - January 05, 2020
- Netword - October 30, 2019
- Netword - September 01, 2019
- Universal - July 15, 2019
- New York Times - March 13, 2019
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