Crossword Clue: A straight one is the shortest distance between two points
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- __ drive
- __ of work
- ___
- ___ drive
- "___, please" (forgetful actor's request)
- Bank annoyance
- Bank holdup?
- Bank sight
- Bar or pie alternative
- Amusement park annoyance
- An actor may trip over one
- An American queue
- Ancestry
- Angle or angler's necessity
- Battlefront
- A cameo might have one
- "A Chorus ___" (classic Broadway musical)
- "A Chorus ___" (former Broadway musical)
- "A Chorus ___"
- Annoyance at the checkout
- A kind of dancing
- Any clothing brand
- A straight one is the shortest distance between two points
- Bee or pipe
- Area of expertise
- Arrange in a row
- Betting odds
- Bettors' morning ___
- Actor's delivery
- Aside on stage, e.g.
- Assemblage of buses
- Assembly ___
- Billy Joel "Somewhere Along the ___"
- Bit of a poem
- Bit of dialog
- Bit of dialogue
- Bit of film dialogue
- Bit of poetry
- Bit of scripting
- Black Friday likelihood
- Airport delay?
- Airport screening likelihood
- Airport security holdup
- Backyard dryer
- Bookie's ballgame odds
- Border
- Fragment of dialogue
- Date or party
- Insulate, as a jacket
- Insulate
- Botox target
- Family tree
- Bottom ___
- Interface
- Boundary
- Ceil
- Graph element
- Intersection of two planes
- Box office backup
- Box-office backup
- Box office formation
- Box-office sight
- Box office sight, often
- Box office sight
- Center's place
- Fashion collection
- "Hold that ___!"
- Company's wares
- Feature of a busy amusement park
- Breed of animals
- Group of bus routes
- Group of people standing and waiting to be served
- Group of people waiting
- Group of waiters
- Group of waiters?
- Group that's waiting for a teller
- Group waiting for a cashier
- Group waiting to pay
- Brief note
- Brief part of a poem
- Brief script excerpt
- It can be a cue, or follow one
- Hook, ___, and sinker
- Hook and sinker's companion
- Hook and sinker's partner
- Confused actor's request
- Conga formation
- Furrow
- Connector of two points
- It is often dropped
- Check-in delayer
- Electrical wire circuit
- Field of business
- Field of work
- It may be a cue or a queue
- Checkout annoyance
- Checkout-counter backup
- Checkout formation
- Checkout hassle
- Checkout headache
- It may be broken on the road
- Checkout nuisance
- It may be dotted
- It may be drawn in the sand
- It may be overheard in a bar
- It may be parallel [E]
- It may be toed or crossed
- It may be toed
- Haiku part
- Contour
- Hair follower
- Hair or dead follower
- Dialogue bit
- Dialogue unit
- Conversation piece
- It might be dotted
- It might be flubbed
- It might initiate a pickup
- Ham offering?
- Finish finish?
- Bunch of waiters
- Item a piscator needs
- Item delivered by an actor
- End of the __ (last stop)
- End to end, in football
- End to end, on the gridiron
- Bus route
- Bus system
- Business
- Ends, guards, etc.
- Ends, tackles, etc.
- Hard-to-swallow verbiage
- Country dance formation
- It's guaranteed at the Apple store?
- Gerry Rafferty "Right Down the ___"
- Gestalt
- "I forgot what I'm supposed to say here!"
- "I forgot what I'm supposed to say"
- Fishing cord
- Couplet part
- Fishing gear
- Fishing need
- Fishing string
- Course of action
- Disneyland frustration
- Court boundary
- Court divider
- Court marker
- "I Walk the ___," Cash hit
- It's often long at Disneyland
- Cable
- It's one-dimensional
- Couture collection
- Couturier's offering
- Cover inside
- Cover on the inside
- Cover the inside
- Equator, e.g.
- Equator, figuratively
- Equator, for instance
- Equator
- It's written in script?
- DMV staple
- Do a inside job
- Gift of gab
- Do a tailoring job
- Class of merchandise
- Calling
- Hawser
- "Do you come here often?," e.g.
- Credit or agate follower
- Florida Georgia ___ (country music duo)
- Florida Georgia ___ ("Dirt" band)
- Impatient person's annoyance
- Impatient person's dread
- Cross the ___
- Jefferson Starship "Layin' It on the ___"
- Heard in the bar scene, perhaps
- Clothes chaser
- Clothes holder
- Clothes or dotted
- Cruise company
- Don Juan's pitch
- "Don't I know you from somewhere?," e.g.
- "Don't I know you from somewhere?" e.g.
- Jimmy Buffett "The Last ___"
- In the ___ of duty
- "In the ___ of Fire" (Clint Eastwood movie)
- Football-team unit
- Football wall
- Football's front seven
- Job
- Cue card contents
- Cue card words
- For example, "Come here often?"
- Dots connector
- "Dotted" contract part
- Help from a lifeguard
- Johnny Cash walks it
- Forgetful actor's cry
- Forgetful actor's question
- Forgetful actor's request
- Forgetful actor's word
- Coke selection
- Indication of a hit show
- Extra desire?
- Extra's goal
- Draw a ___ in the sand
- Draw the ____
- Cash walks it
- Face wrinkle
- Foul ___ (where free throws are shot)
- Drop a __ to (write)
- "Come here often?", e.g.
- "Come here often?," e.g.
- "Come here often?" e.g.
- "Come here often?" is one
- ''Come here often?'' is one
- "Come here often?" say
- Highway marking
- Come-on
- Sentence in a film script
- Sentence in a script
- Sentence of dialogue in a film script
- Sentence of dialogue in a script
- Series of ancestors
- Note
- Stock of goods for sale
- Soliloquy segment
- Sestet sixth
- Motor vehicle bureau feature
- Manufacturer's assortment
- Place for a guard
- Seven football players.
- Seven members of a football team.
- Seven of eleven on offense
- Punch or party follower
- "White ____ Fever"
- Place for waiters
- Nuisance at the bank
- Tote board info
- Toto "Hold the ___, love isn't always on time"
- Toto "Hold the ___"
- The bottom one counts
- Verse part
- Kind of backer
- Place to stand and wait
- Verse
- Kind of baseball drive
- Place to wait
- "Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (Aisha Tyler-hosted improv series)
- "Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (improv show)
- "Rock Island ___," 1956 song
- Rock Island or B.&O.
- Towing rope.
- String
- Very short note
- Kind of drawing
- Kind of drive or drawing
- Kind of drive or squall
- Kind of drive
- Trade
- Kind of storm
- Train
- QB's protectors
- Play bit
- Occupation
- Play excerpt
- Masher's come-on
- Masher's spiel
- Mason-Dixon ___
- Playboy's come-on
- Quarterback's protection
- Quarterback's protectors
- Odds on the game
- Something to draw or toe
- Something to drop while away
- Something to flub or drop
- Something to hold or drop
- Something to wait in
- Something travelers drop
- Something written in script?
- Queue of waiting customers
- Queue or cue
- Queue (up)
- Queue
- Quick letter
- Quick note
- Wire
- The odds
- Roue's come-on
- Limerick fifth
- Limerick part
- Subway ___
- Subway branch
- Subway route
- Succession
- Shoppers' headache
- Route
- Triangle side, say
- Parallel, e.g.
- Row — occupation
- Row of a poem
- Row of people waiting
- Short ___ (Monopoly railroad)
- Row of waiters?
- Row of waiters
- Row
- Poem part
- Poem piece
- Poem unit
- Short letter
- Oft-flubbed thing
- Short message
- Short note
- Sort of dance
- Poetry unit
- Point connector
- Short written message.
- Waiter's place
- Waiter's spot
- Shortest distance between two points
- Triumph "Lay It on the ___"
- Radius, e.g.
- Rule
- "Walk the ___" (2005 biopic)
- "Walk the ___" (Johnny Cash biopic)
- Ruler's creation
- Ruler's product
- Troop formation
- Railroad division
- "The Thin Red ____"
- Railroad or bus chaser
- Railroad track
- Part of a fishing trio
- Policy
- Part of a football team
- Part of a grid team
- Rake's spiel
- Part of a poem
- Rank
- Particular class of goods.
- Merchandise available
- Merchandise division
- Merchandise grouping
- Party __
- Party ___
- Long narrow mark
- One-dimensional figure
- Patent spiel
- Post office annoyance
- One-fifth of a limerick
- One-fifth of any limerick
- Postcard note
- One in the script
- One is ''Come here often?''
- One may be dotted
- Lay it on the ___
- Red ___ (Syrian "boundary")
- One of a haiku's three
- One of a limerick's five
- Pearl Jam walked it on "I Got ID" chorus
- One of five in a limerick
- Pedigree
- Reel nylon
- "Love your nails," e.g.
- Pen stroke
- Pencil mark
- One of three in a haiku
- Rehearsal call
- Rehearsal request
- People waiting
- Reinforce
- One result of a gas shortage
- Related business products
- One starts at a terminal
- Mode of conversation
- "Rent" statement, say
- One's business
- No surprise to a Disney World arrival
- Maginot, for one
- Maginot or Siegfried
- Request during a rehearsal
- Request to a prompter
- Phone __
- Phone connection
- Phone wire
- Procession
- Result of a gas shortage
- Retail grouping
- Profession or procession
- Profession
- Pick-up artist's attempt
- Pick-up lure
- Pickup facilitator
- Pickup facilitator?
- Pickup initiator
- Pickup or fishing ___
- Pickup shtick
- Pickup shtick?
- Pickup trick
- Pickup words, e.g.
- Piece in a movie script
- Prompt delivery
- Prompter's whisper
- Propositional phrase?
- Protection for Tom Brady
- Word after by or side
- Word after finish or foul
- Theme park annoyance
- Theme park headache
- Word before dance or drive
- Word before "drive" or "dance"
- Word before drive or drawing
- "Was that an earthquake or did you just rock my world?," for one
- Siegfried or Maginot.
- Supermarket phenomenon
- Sign of a hit show
- Sign on the dotted ___
- Sales pitch
- Salesman's need
- Salesman's samples
- Salesman's stock
- Salesman's wares
- Word with bread or life
- Word with dance or drive
- Word with "dotted"
- Word with drive or drawing
- Word with finish or foul
- Word with fishing or party
- Word with goal or side
- Word with head, bread, red or dead
- Word with party or date
- Word with "party" or "dedicated"
- Word with party or dedicated
- Word with party or service
- Word with punch or party
- Word with "punch" or "ticket"
- Word with straight or crooked
- Word with stream or head
- Spiel
- Singles bar come-on
- Singles bar conversation starter
- Singles bar delivery
- Singles bar icebreaker
- Thing drawn in the sand?
- Tackle's place
- This may be dotted
- This puzzle's missing piece?
- What a fullback hits
- Wrinkle
- What a tourist drops
- What a tourist may drop
- What a vacationer drops
- Unemployment office sight
- "y = 2x," e.g.
- y = 3x + 5 representation, e.g.
- Y-axis, for one
- y = x, e.g.
- Screenplay bit
- Screenplay segment
- Ticket booth annoyance
- Ticket booth sight
- Script bit
- Script detail
- Script fraction
- Ticket window sight
- Script part
- Script portion
- Script segment
- Script snippet
- Script unit
- Unit of stage script
- What L. Taylor backs
- Seam
- Small part of a movie script
- Unwelcome sight at a counter
- What tourists drop
- What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoid
- "You come here often?" e.g.
- What you wait in at the supermarket
- You might stand in a long one at Disneyland
- ''What's My ___?'' (old game show)
- "What's your sign?," e.g.
- "What's your sign?" for one
- "What's your sign?" is one
- Snippet of poetry
- Toe the __ (be obedient)
- Toe the __ (behave oneself)
- Toe the __ (behave)
- Toe the __ (do as told)
- Toe the __ (obey)
- Toe the ___ (be obedient)
- Toe the ___ (do what's expected)
- Toe the ___
- Toe the ____
Recent Usage of A straight one is the shortest distance between two points in Crossword Puzzles
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- Daily Celebrity - Jan. 6, 2018
- LA Times - March 26, 2007
