Crossword Clue: ". . . ___ to leap tall buildings"
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- __-bodied (physically fit)
- __-bodied
- "__ to leap tall buildings ... "
- ___, Baker, Charlie
- ___-bodied (fit for the armed forces)
- ___-bodied privilege
- ___ bodied seaman
- ___-bodied seaman
- ___-bodied (strong)
- ___-bodied
- ___-minded
- ___ seaman
- ''___ to leap tall buildings ...''
- "___ to leap tall buildings ... "
- ''... ___ to leap tall buildings ...''
- "... ___ to leap tall buildings ..."
- ". . . ___ to leap tall buildings . . ."
- "... ___ to leap tall buildings"
- "___ to leap tall buildings..."
- "___ to leap tall buildings . . ."
- "___ to leap tall buildings ..."
- "___ to leap tall buildings in a single bound"
- ". . . ___ to leap tall buildings"
- Amply skilled
- "___ was I ere . . . "
- "___ was I ere . . ."
- "___ was I ere I saw Elba"
- "___ was I ere ..."
- "___ was I ..." (start of a famous palindrome)
- Anagram for bale
- Anagram for Elba
- ____-bodied
- A, in W.W. II
- Antonym of "ineffective"
- Beatles "I'll be better, doc, as soon as I am ___"
- Apt
- Beginning of the Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet
- Accomplished musician
- Accomplished
- Adept
- Adequately skilled
- Adjective for a seaman
- Adjective for some seamen
- Adroit
- Au fait
- "Au fait"
- Blessed with skills
- Blessed with the necessary skills
- Baker-Charlie precursor
- Baker preceder
- Baker predecessor
- Baker's predecessor
- Far from inept
- Communications code word for "A"
- Companion of “ready” and “willing.”
- Competent.
- Competent and skilled
- Competent, like a seaman
- Competent
- Completely qualified
- Deft
- It becomes its own synonym when "cap" is added in front
- Concoct
- Fully equipped
- Fully fit
- Fully functional
- Fully qualified
- Fully up to it
- Functioning in all respects
- Efficient
- Elba reversal
- It has the same meaning if "cap" is added
- Habile
- Hacking it
- Dexterous
- Dextrous
- How Napoleon was before Elba
- It precedes Baker
- Empowered
- Handling things OK
- Handy, say
- Handy
- First code word
- Ending for comfort or credit
- Ending to fashion or fuck
- Ending with wash or wear
- Hardly helpless
- Hardly inept
- First word of a famous palindrome
- Fit.
- Fit for a task
- Fit for duty
- Fit for the job
- Fit for the task
- Fit to be tried
- Fit to cut the mustard
- Fit to perform the task
- Fit to perform
- Fit to serve
- Fit
- Fitted for
- "I wasn't ___ to get a word in edgewise"
- Ept, so to speak
- Equal to a task
- Equal to it
- Equal to the task
- Equal to
- Having considerable skill
- Having enough skill
- Equipped
- Equipped and trained for the job
- Equipped with the skill
- Having know-how
- Having power to act.
- Having skill or strength
- Having skill
- Having skills
- Having sufficient power
- Having sufficient skill
- Having talent
- Having the aptitude
- Having the capacity (to)
- Having the capacity
- Having the goods
- Having the knack
- Having the know-how
- Having the means
- Having the necessary power
- Having the necessary skill
- Having the opportunity
- Having the power
- Having the proper skill set
- Having the required skill
- Having the required skills
- Having the requisite skill
- Having the resources
- Having the right stuff
- Having the skill
- Having the skills and qualifications required
- Having the skills
- Having the stuff
- Having the sufficient skills
- Having the wherewithal
- Having what it takes
- Gifted
- Gifted with aptitude
- G.I.'s first letter
- "I'm not ___ to come to the phone right now ..." (voice-mail message)
- Can-do
- Can-do?
- Can do
- Can-do word
- Clever
- In a position
- In a position to
- In a position to help
- In a position (to)
- Capable
- Follower of ready and willing
- In good condition
- Goes w/Prince's "Willing"
- Code word for A
- Code word for "A"
- Doughty
- Experienced
- Cut out for it
- Cut out for the job
- Cut out (to)
- Cutting it / Mediterranean island
- Cutting it
- Cutting the mustard
- Good at one's job
- "He's not ___ to come to the phone"
- Ingenious
- Highly adroit
- Highly competent
- Highly skilled
- Original Army code word for "A."
- Pub vessel
- Like most seamen, supposedly
- Totally proficient
- Like Napoleon, before Elba?
- Stroll along
- Strong of body and mind
- Kind of seaman
- Kind of seamen
- "Will you be ___ to join us?"
- Like some seamen
- Willing and ___
- Willing cohort?
- Willing companion
- Willing follower
- Willing follower?
- ''Willing'' partner
- Willing partner?
- Willing partner
- Willing pursuer
- Willing's partner
- Qualified for the job
- Qualified
- "She's not ___ to come to the phone right now"
- "She's not ___ to come to the phone"
- Masterful
- Palindrome opener
- Palindrome start
- Palindrome starter
- Like up-to-snuff rocker
- Off the injured list
- Quite capable
- With a can-do attitude
- Sufficiently competent
- Sufficiently skilled
- Sufficiently talented
- With the ability
- Suffix for "binge" or "dance," nowadays
- With the means and abilities
- With the necessary skills
- With the power
- With the required capacities
- With the required skill
- With the right skills and attitude
- With the skills
- With the wherewithal
- Suffix with drink, sink and think
- Suffix with pay or tax
- OK (to)
- Sound
- Suit tail?
- Suitably qualified
- Part of a ready trio
- Part of A.B.
- Napoleon, before Elba
- Napoleon, before seeing Elba?
- Napoleon's palindromic word
- Partner of ready and willing
- Partner of "ready" and "willing"
- Partner of willing
- Port attachment
- Ready and qualified
- Ready and willing companion
- Ready and willing go-with
- Ready and willing partner?
- Ready and willing partner
- Ready and willing
- Ready and willing's partner
- Ready for work
- On the ball
- Ready to perform
- Ready trio member
- Ready, willing, and __
- Ready, willing and __
- Ready, willing and ___
- "Ready, willing and ___"
- Ready, willing, and ___
- Ready, willing, and ____
- Ready, willing and___
- Ready, willing & ...
- Ready's partner
- Possessed of know how.
- Possessed of the requisite skills
- Possessing the know-how
- Practiced
- One of a famous trio
- One of Charlie's companions
- Precursor of Baker and Charlie
- One-time pal of Baker and Charlie?
- Legally empowered
- Legally qualified
- "Let us know if you're ___ to attend"
- Letter before Baker
- Petra "Ready, Willing and ___"
- Resourceful
- Not all thumbs
- Proficient.
- Proficient
- Not impotent
- Not incompetent
- Not inept
- Not just ready and willing
- Not just willing
- More than competent
- More than willing
- Showing skill
- Showing talent.
- Showing talent
- Word before Baker
- Sure-handed
- Word that keeps the same meaning if "cap-" is added at the front
- Surname of Sable and Mabel in "Animal Crossing"
- Sal's last name?
- Simian space traveler: 1959
- Satisfactorily skilled
- Well-equipped
- Type of seaman
- Well-qualified
- Well qualified
- Well-skilled
- Well-suited
- This precedes Baker
- This trails ready and willing
- Skilful
- Skilled.
- Skilled enough for the job
- Skilled enough to do the job
- Skilled enough to perform the task
- Skilled
- Skillful enough
- Skillful
- Thor ___, U.S. rocket
- Writing pad
- Talented enough
- Talented
- Unlike a rank amateur
- Seaman descriptor
- Seaman's description
- Start of a classic palindrome
- Start of a famed palindrome
- Start of a famous palindrome
- Start of a Napoleonic palindrome
- Start of a palindrome whose center word is "ere"
- Start of a palindrome
- Start of a popular palindrome
- Start of a well-known palindrome
- Up for it
- Up for the job
- Up for the task
- Up to a task
- Up to it
- Up to scratch
- Up to snuff
- Up to something?
- Up to speed
- Up to the challenge
- Up to the job
- Up to the task
- Up to
- Senator's adjective for a colleague
Recent Usage of ". . . ___ to leap tall buildings" in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "". . . ___ to leap tall buildings"" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used ". . . ___ to leap tall buildings" in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 3, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Nov. 9, 2011
- USA Today - Nov. 6, 2009
- USA Today - Aug. 20, 2009
