Crossword Answer: ADLIB
If you're looking for all of the crossword clues that have the answer ADLIB then you're in the right place. We found 179 clues that have ADLIB as their answer.
Crossword Puzzle Clues for ADLIB
Below is the complete list of clues we found in our database for ADLIB:
- Actor's unwritten line
- Bit of improvisation
- Bit of stage creativity
- Avoid the line?
- Avoid the lines?
- Bob Hope sparkler
- Comedian's forte
- Comic comeback
- Comic's forte
- Comic's ploy
- Comic's specialty
- Comment off the cuff
- Comment off-the-cuff
- Deal with a broken teleprompter, say
- Invent dialogue on the fly: Hyph.
- Fashion lines?
- Deliver spontaneously
- Depart from the prepared text
- Depart from the script
- Deviate from the script
- Emcee's forte
- It's made off-the-cuff
- Disorient one's co-stars, in a way
- Disorient one's costars, maybe
- It's not scripted
- Ditch the script
- Ignore a cue card, say
- Ignore a prepared speech
- Ignore one's lines
- Ignore the cue cards, say
- Ignore the prepared remarks
- Ignore the script
- Ignore the teleprompter
- Jack Nicholson's classic line "You can't handle the truth," for one
- Do improv
- Eschew cue cards
- Eschew the cue card
- Eschew the script
- Eschew the TelePrompTer
- Fluff coverer
- Impromptu quip
- Impromptu
- Improv line
- Improvisation
- Improvisation on the set
- Improvise a speech
- Improvise dialogue
- Improvise in a sketch
- Improvise lines
- Improvise on stage
- Improvise on the fly
- Improvise one's lines: Hyph.
- Improvise one's lines onstage: Hyph.
- Improvise one's lines
- Improvise one's words
- Improvise onstage
- Improvise verbally
- Improvise while onstage: Hyph.
- Improvise
- Improvised
- Impulsive line
- Go off-line?
- Go off line?
- Go off-message, maybe
- Go off script
- Go off-script (sorry, Ella, it doesn't mean "get more pounds")
- Go off-script
- Go off the script
- Don't stick to the script: Hyph.
- Forgo a prepared speech
- Forgo a speechwriter
- Forgo the cue cards
- Forgo the script
- Forgo the teleprompter, say
- Form a line?
- Extemporaneous
- Extempore
- Extemporize
- Carson quip
- Carson specialty
- Drift from a script
- Drift from the script
- Riff on stage
- Riff
- Not use a script
- "That's not in the script!" evoker
- Many a Robin Williams bit
- Verbal slip cover
- Stray from the script
- Robin Williams comment, maybe
- Robin Williams forte
- "Who's Line Is It Anyway?" line
- "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" line
- Marty Feldman's "What hump?" line was one
- Play it by ear
- Wing it at the lectern
- Wing it, in a way
- Wing it on stage
- Wing it onstage
- Wing it, speechwise
- Wing it verbally
- Wing it vocally
- Wing it
- Off-script remark
- Off the cuff
- Off-the-cuff comment
- Off-the-cuff: Hyph.
- Off-the-cuff quip
- Off-the-cuff remark
- Off-the-cuff stage talk
- Off-the-cuff witticism
- Off-the-cuff words
- Off-the-cuff
- Off-the-script comment
- Off-the-script remark
- Quip
- Offhand, as a quip
- Offhand
- Nicholson's "Here's Johnny" line, e.g.
- Perform at the Improv, say
- Perform in the Upright Citizens Brigade, say
- Perform without a script: Hyph.
- Perform without preparation
- Remark that might get one in trouble
- Remark that might get you in trouble
- Onstage surprise
- Response to a heckler
- Proceed without notes, say
- Make up dialogue
- Make up lines as you go
- Make up lines
- Make up on stage
- Make up on the spot
- Make up one's lines
- Make up the lines as you go along
- Make up
- Not practiced
- Not scripted
- Surprise during filming
- Surprise in a skit
- Surprise one's co-star
- Surprise one's co-stars
- Surprise one's costar
- Speak off-the-cuff
- Speak off the cuff
- Speak without a script: Hyph.
- Speak without a script
- Speak without notes
- Way to disorient one's co-stars
- Sans-script quip
- Sans script
- Spontaneous comment
- Spontaneous remark
- Spontaneous
- Spontaneously
- Say things not in the script: Hyph.
- Scat, say
- Skip the lines, say
- Skip the script
- Stage surprise
- Talk-show quip
- Talk without a script
- Throw away the script
- Throwaway remark
- Script departure
- Unmemorized remark
- Unmemorized words
- Unplanned remark
- Unprepared comment
- Unrehearsed comment
- Unrehearsed stage banter
- Unrehearsed
- Unscripted
- Unscripted comment
- Unscripted remark
- Seat-of-the-pants performance
- Seat-of-the-pants schtick
- What the Marx Brothers often do in their films
- Toastmaster's skill
Possibly Related Crossword Answers
Based on the clues listed above, we also found some answers that are possibly similar or related to ADLIB:
- PUNCHLINES
- TIMING
- WIT
- HUMOR
- TIMING
- WIT
- ONELINERS
- HEMS
- SEAMS
- INTRO
- RIFF
- ADHOC
- EXTEMPORANEOUS
- EXTEMPORE
- OFFHAND
- OFFTHECUFF
- SPONTANEOUSLY
- SPUROFTHEMOMENT
- UNPREMEDITATED
- FAKEIT
- MAKEDO
- NOODLE
- PLAYITBYEAR
- WINGIT
- VAMP
- ADHOC
- FAKEDIT
- MADEDO
- MADEUP
- MAKESHIFT
- OFFTHECUFF
- RIFFED
- STOPGAP
- VAMPED
- OFFTHECUFF
- IMPROMPTU
- OFFHAND
- OFFHANDED
- ONTHEHOOF
- WINGIT
- GAG
- EXTEMPORE
- IMPROMPTU
- CASUALREMARK
- EXTEMPORE
- IMPROMPTU
- SNAP
- BONMOT
- EPIGRAM
- GAG
- JAPE
- JEST
- JOKE
- MOT
- SALLY
- WITTICISM
- BLASE
- CASUAL
- CAVALIER
- EXTEMPORE
- GLIB
- SLAPDASH
- SNAP
- WINGIT
- ATONE
- COIN
- COMPRISE
- CONCOCT
- CONSTITUTE
- CREATE
- CREATEINTHEMIND
- ELICNOCER
- ENDAQUARREL
- FABRICATE
- INVENT
- PAINT
- RECONCILE
- RECOUP
- REUNITE
- UNSKILLFUL
- IMPROMPTU
- IMPULSIVE
- NATURAL
- SPUROFTHEMOMENT
- SNAP
- UNBID
- NATURALLY
- ONAWHIM
- IMPROMPTU
- OFFHAND
- OFFHANDED
Recent Usage of ADLIB in Crossword Puzzles
Here are all of the places we know of that have used ADLIB in their crossword puzzles:
- USA Today - Oct. 30, 2020
- Penny Dell - Oct. 28, 2020
- Newsday - Oct. 27, 2020
- USA Today - Sept. 10, 2020
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 9, 2020
- USA Today - Aug. 18, 2020
- LA Times - Aug. 16, 2020
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 15, 2020
- Penny Dell - July 9, 2020
- The Guardian Quick - June 22, 2020
- Penny Dell - May 22, 2020
- Penny Dell - April 23, 2020
- Universal Crossword - April 16, 2020
- USA Today - April 14, 2020
- Newsday - March 23, 2020
- Penny Dell - March 20, 2020
- Penny Dell - March 14, 2020
- Newsday - March 5, 2020
- WSJ Daily - March 4, 2020
- LA Times - March 3, 2020
