The crossword solutions for the term ATHOS, PORTHOS AND ARAMIS are AMIS (4 letters), TRIAD (5 letters), NOMS (4 letters), DUMAS (5 letters) and EPEE (4 letters). The term ATHOS, PORTHOS AND ARAMIS refers to the three musketeers, a trio of fictional swashbuckling heroes in Alexandre Dumas' novel 'The Three Musketeers'. The term AMIS is a French word meaning 'friends', which is an appropriate description for the three musketeers. TRIAD is a term used to describe a group of three people or things, which again is an apt description for the three musketeers. NOMS is a French word meaning 'names', which is a reference to the names of the three musketeers - Athos, Porthos and Aramis. DUMAS is a reference to the author of the novel, Alexandre Dumas. Finally, EPEE is a French word meaning 'SWORD', which is a weapon commonly associated with the three musketeers.