Crossword Clue: ___-de-loup (military trap)
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "___-de-loup (military trap)"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "___-de-loup (military trap)"
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- ___-de-loup (military pit)
- ___-de-loup (military trap)
- Bad thing to drop in public
- Hole: Fr.
- Hole, in France
- Hole, in Paris
- Briefs covering, in brief
- Cheek covering
- Cheeks covering
- Gap, in Grenoble
- It's dropped in a prank
- Cut-off pants?
- Drop ___
- Drop ___ (moon someone)
- Drop ___ (moon)
- Drop ___ (pants oneself)
- Drop ___ (pull a mooning prank)
- Drop ___ (show some British booty)
- Drop ___ (start to disrobe)
- Drop ___ (start to strip)
- Dropping it in public may cause a scene
- Dropping it might get you arrested
- Something dropped during a prank
- Something you shouldn't drop in public
- Pants, as it were
- Pants, briefly
- Pants, in brief
- Pants, in slang
- Pants, slangily
- Pants, so to speak
- Pants that are dropped, for short
- Short pants?
- Shortened pants?
- Pranksters drop it
- Moon droppings?
- Moon's covering
- They're dropped by a fellow about to streak
- Thing to drop during pranks
- What a prankster may drop
- What a prankster might drop
- Slacks, briefly
- Slangy slacks
- What may descend before the moon?
Recent Usage of ___-de-loup (military trap) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 25, 2012
- USA Today - Nov. 10, 2010