Crossword Clue: A sergeant might ask a soldier to pick it up
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- 30 inches, per the Army
- __ car
- " . . . ___, mio Dio!": Leonora's prayer
- A cadet might be asked to pick it up
- A gait
- A good thing to keep
- A lap a minute, e.g.
- A New York university
- A sergeant might ask a soldier to pick it up
- A sergeant might ask soldiers to pick it up
- A slowpoke may be asked to pick it up
- About 2 1/2 feet for humans, I suppose
- About three feet for humans
- Act expectantly
- Act the expectant father
- Betray anxiety
- Betray butterflies
- Betray jitters
- Betray nervousness
- Await delivery anxiously
- Duel distance unit
- Duel distance
- Duel measure
- Duel unit
- Dueler's distance
- Dueler's step
- Dueler's unit
- Dawdlers may be warned to pick it up
- Brand of picante sauce
- Certain Indy car
- Demonstrate anxiety, in a way
- Change of ___
- "Guardians of the Galaxy" actor Lee
- Eight minutes per mile, say
- Eight minutes/mile in a marathon is a good one
- Horse's gait
- Horse's rate
- Gait
- It may be picked up or set
- How fast a runner finishes each mile of a marathon, for example
- How fast you're going
- It might need to be picked up
- Emulate an expectant father
- Burn off nervous energy, maybe
- Harness-race event
- Harness race
- Fitbit measure
- Display anxiety, in a way
- Cadence
- Distance covered in a step
- Distance unit in duels
- Distance unit of about 30 inches
- Distance unit on a treasure map
- It's set by a runner
- Imitate a stereotypical expectant dad
- Clip
- Go back and forth
- Go before and lead
- Go to and fro
- Footstep
- Jockey's concern
- Exhibit anxiety, in a way
- Exhibit anxiety
- Exhibit nervousness
- Jog, e.g.
- Jog or gallop
- Double-quick, e.g.
- Double time, for one
- Expectant fathers do it
- Expectant father's walk
- Going rate
- College in N.Y.C.
- Former Secy. of Army.
- Gotham university
- Hiking speed
- R.I.P. part
- Manhattan campus
- Manifest nervousness
- Public-speaking skill
- Set the ___ (be in the lead)
- Set the ___
- Set the speed
- Set the tempo
- Setting for a treadmill
- Move like a caged lion
- Marathon runner's stat
- Marathon stat
- Whitten's "A Killing ___": 1983
- Whitten's "A Killing ___"
- Marathoner's concern
- Marathoner's per-mile time
- Marathoner's rate
- Marathoner's speed
- Marathoner's tempo
- Put a rut in a rug
- Kind of car seen at Indy
- Stride back and forth
- Stride
- N.Y. university
- N.Y.C. college
- Track setting?
- Track setting
- Something to pick up
- Something to set or pick up
- Traverse the waiting room
- Tread
- Treadmill setting
- Treasure map measure
- Treasure map measurement
- The "P" in a Latin R.I.P.
- With deference to
- Linear unit
- Meadowlands event
- Meadowlands gait
- Walk a hole in the carpet, maybe
- Measure on foot
- Walk anxiously
- Walk back and forth anxiously
- Walk back and forth, back and forth
- Walk back and forth nervously
- Walk back and forth with nervous energy
- Walk back and forth
- Walk like a worrywart
- Walk like an expectant dad
- Walk like an expectant father
- Walk nervously, as in a waiting room
- Walk nervously back and forth
- Walk nervously to and fro
- Walk nervously
- Walk or run
- Walk restlessly
- Walk the floor
- Walk the waiting room
- Walk to and fro
- Walk up and down.
- Walk up and down
- Walk without getting anywhere?
- Walk worriedly
- Walking gait
- Walking rate
- Walking speed, on a Fitbit
- Walking speed
- Walking tempo
- Show anxiety, in a way
- Trot or canter
- Trot or gallop
- Trotter's rhythm
- Show impatience, in a way
- Show impatience, perhaps
- Show restlessness, in a way
- Runner's rhythm
- Runners set it
- Runner's tempo
- Runners try to pick it up
- Show worry
- Show worry, in a way
- Show worry in the waiting room, maybe
- Show worry in the waiting room
- Running rate
- Running speed
- Truman's Sec. of the Army.
- Part of NASA gets the gait
- Part of R.I.P.
- Rate measured by a Fitbit
- Rate of movement
- Rate of progress
- Rate of speed
- Rate of walking speed
- Rate of walking
- Rate of work
- Rate
- Nervously walk back and forth
- Lead the pack
- New York school whose team is aptly named the Setters
- New York university
- New York's ____ University
- Regulate
- Prepare to duel
- Les Whitten's "A Killing ___": 1983
- Pick it up if you're behind
- Pick up the ___ (go faster)
- Word hidden backwards in this puzzle's eight longest answers
- Salsa brand
- Speed
- Wear a hole in the carpet
- Wear a hole in the rug
- Wear a rut in a rug
- Wear a rut in the rug
- Wear out the carpet?
- Wear out the carpet in the waiting room
- Wear out the carpet, maybe
- Wear out the carpet
- Wear out the waiting room carpet
- Swiftness
- Single step
- Work off nervous energy, in a way
- Work off restless energy, in a way
- Six minutes per mile, e.g.
- Six minutes per mile, say
- Thirty inches
- Skier, Kate
- Take measured steps
- What a fitness-tracking watch can track
- Take the lead
- What a lead runner sets
- What a race leader sets
- What an expectant father might do
- Stand-up comic's concern
- Unit for a duel
- Unit of length
- Slow people might be asked to pick it up
- University in New York City
- University in N.Y.C.
- What the leader sets
- Yonkers event
- Yonkers race
- Tempo
- Step during a duel
- Step measure
- Step, on a treasure map
- Step
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- New York Times - Oct. 17, 2007