Answer: EROS

Eros is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 100 times. You can view all possible clues for this answer below.

Clues

• Winged figure of myth
• "The Garden of ___," Oscar Wilde poem
• Counterpart of 1-Across
• "Now ___ shakes my soul": Sappho
• God with a bow and arrow
• Amor's counterpart
• Libido
• Lover of Psyche
• Son of Aphrodite
• Arrow-shooting Greek god
• God with a quiver
• Mythological lover boy
• Son of 30-Down
• Bow-toting god
• Figure taking a bow?
• Symbol of love
• Figure with arrows
• Winged Greek god
• Arrow shooter of Greek myth
• Early wielder of a bow and arrow
• Heart-piercing figure
• Lust, deified
• Love personified
• Classical bow wielder
• Love god
• Arrow shooter
• God whose name is 6-Down reversed
• Cupid's Greek counterpart
• Baby taking a bow?
• Cupid, to the Greeks
• Greek god with a bow and arrow
• Love child?
• Freud's libido
• Greek god whose name is one letter off from 118-Down
• Amor's Greek counterpart
• First near-Earth asteroid to be discovered
• Olympic archer
• Greek god who figures in an annual holiday
• Greek love god
• Opposite of Thanatos, to Freud
• One taking a bow?
• Lover boy?
• Greek Cupid
• Counterpart of Thanatos, in Freudian psychology
• Psyche's love
• Asteroid on which a NASA probe landed in 2001
• Lustful god
• Subject for Freud
• Bow-wielding god
• Offspring of Chaos, to Hesiod
• Cupid
• Archer who aims for the heart
• Personification of desire
• Piccadilly Circus statue
• Carrier of a bow and arrows
• God of love
• Troubadour's inspiration
• Bow-wielding deity
• Asteroid discovered in 1898
• First asteroid landed on by a spacecraft
• "The Garden of ___" (Wilde poem)
• "Aeneid" figure
• One who might take a bow
• First asteroid orbited by a NASA spacecraft
• Olympian archer
• Greek god of love
• February 14 figure
• Taker of a bow?
• Desire personified
• London statue originally called the Shaftesbury Monument
• Life instinct, to Freud

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