What is the answer to "Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan”"?

The most common answer is SHADOW. However, there is 1 possible answer to this clue.

How many letters does the answer have?

The answer SHADOW has 6 letters.

When was this clue last used?

This clue was most recently seen in 2025.

How difficult is this clue?

We rate this clue as Easy difficulty.

Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan” Crossword Clue Answer

Can't figure out Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan”? The Vulture crossword from August 14, 2025 used this clue. Answer: 6 letters.

Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan” Crossword Answer

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Other Vulture Clues (8/14/25)

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11A: Kitchen tool that keeps the counters clean

12A: Chemical ending for fluor- or chlor-

13A: “Got it!”

18A: Not hungry

19A: Thurman’s co-star, in “Kill Bill”

20A: Creatures related to weasels and badgers

22A: Tollywood movie that had massive crossover appeal in the U.S.

Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan” Crossword Clue FAQ

What is the 6-letter answer to "Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan”" crossword clue?

The answer to the "Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan”" crossword clue is SHADOW. This answer contains 6 letters and was confirmed in the Vulture puzzle.

Which crossword used "Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan”" clue?

This crossword clue most recently appeared in the Vulture puzzle on August 14, 2025. Daily crossword puzzles often reuse popular clues, so this clue may appear again in future puzzles from the same publication or others.

What is the meaning of SHADOW?

The word SHADOW means: follow, usually without the person's knowledge. This definition provides context for why it fits the crossword clue "Cast image that has a life of its own in “Peter Pan”".