Crossword Clue: "Infinite" descriptor of black holes
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""Infinite" descriptor of black holes"
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""Infinite" descriptor of black holes"
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- __ fog
- A few bits short of a byte
- A few bricks shy of a load
- A few fries short of a Happy Meal
- A few players short of a team
- A little on the slow side
- A little slow on the uptake
- Blockheaded
- Blockish
- Dull
- Dumb as a box of rocks
- Dumb as a rock
- Dumb
- Cement-headed
- Compact and tight together
- Compact
- Compacted
- Complex
- Compressed
- Concentrated
- Guolaugur Ottarsson: "___ Time"
- Bubble-headed
- Bubbleheaded
- Difficult to get through
- Dimwitted
- Firm
- Firmly packed
- Hard to get through to
- Hard to get through
- Hard to hack a path through
- Hard to penetrate
- Hard to see through, as fog
- Hard to see through
- Chuckleheaded
- Hardly qualified to be a rocket scientist
- Hardly sparse
- Hardly suited for Mensa
- Having a high specific gravity
- Crammed in
- Crammed
- Jam-packed
- Jammed
- Impenetrable
- Foggy
- Close-packed
- Close
- Crowd at big show
- Closely clustered
- Closely crowded together
- Closely packed
- Crowded together
- Crowded
- Doltish
- Heavy, as a fog
- Heavy, as fog
- Heavy, like some baked goods
- Incredibly thick
- "Infinite" descriptor of black holes
- Highly concentrated
- Highly populous
- Not the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree
- Not the brightest bulb on the tree
- Not the sharpest pencil in the box
- Not the sharpest tool in the shed
- Not too astute
- Not too bright
- Not too quick on the uptake
- Not too sharp
- Not too smart
- Not too swift
- Not very bright
- Not very sharp
- Like crowd at big show
- Like crowd during sold-out concert
- Like depleted uranium
- Like dunderheads
- Serried
- Sold-out show
- Like flourless cakes
- Solid
- Like heavy fog
- Like Jupiter's atmosphere
- Like lush forests
- Like mercury
- Like osmium, more than any other known element
- Like pea-soup fog
- Tough to get through to
- Tough to get through
- Like platinum
- Overgrown
- Very compact
- Like sold-out audience
- Like sold-out show crowd
- Very thick
- Sharp as a bowling ball
- Like some fog
- Like some forests
- Like some populations
- Packed
- Packed closely together
- Packed in tight
- Packed tight
- Packed tightly
- Packed with ideas, as an essay
- Obtuse — impenetrable
- Obtuse
- Stupid
- Like thick audience
- Like thick fog
- Like thickets
- Like urban population
- Like urban populations
- Knuckleheaded
- With a high mass-to-volume ratio
- Short on sharpness
- Meatheaded
- Populous
- Really crammed in
- One burrito shy of a combo plate
- Needs (anag)
- Needs another way?
- Rearranged needs?
- Practically impenetrable
- No rocket scientist
- None too brainy
- None too bright
- None too quick on the uptake
- None too smart
- None too swift
- Opaque
- Not at all sharp
- Like a black hole
- Like a blockhead
- Not bright
- Like a copse
- Like a dumbbell
- Not exactly Mensa material
- Not getting it
- Like a neutron star
- Like a numbskull
- Like a pea-soup fog
- Not Mensa material
- Like a thicket
- Like Archie's pal Moose
- Not so swift on the uptake
- Not sparse
- Thick as a brick
- Thick, as fog
- Thick — compact
- Thick crowd
- Thick headed
- Thick-headed
- Thick in a couple of ways
- Thick, in more ways than one
- Thick, like fog
- Thick, like heavy fog
- Thick
- Thickheaded
- Thickly packed
- Thickly populated
- Thickset
- Well-populated
- Scarcely bright
- Unable to get it, say
- Unintelligent
- Slow on the uptake
- Slow to catch on
- Slow to understand
- Slow-witted
- Slow
- Tightly compressed
- Tightly-packed
- Tightly packed
Recent Usage of "Infinite" descriptor of black holes in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - July 5, 2020
