Crossword Clue: A waiter for Godot
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Possibly related crossword clues for "A waiter for Godot"
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- -- boots
- 1960s disco word
- 1990s descriptor
- '60s boot style
- '60s dancer
- 60s pop dance
- '60s type of dancer
- __ boots
- __ dancer ('60s performer)
- __ dancer (disco performer)
- ___ boots (1960s footwear)
- ___ boots: '60s fashion
- ___ boots ('60s footwear)
- ___ boots (knee-high '60s fashion)
- ___ boots (knee-high footwear of the 1960s): Hyph.
- ___ boots (knee-high style)
- ___ boots
- ___ dancer (1960s night club employee)
- ___ dancer (1960s nightclub performer): Hyph.
- ___ dancer ('60s performer)
- ___ dancer
- ___ girl
- ___ girl (disco dancer)
- ___ Girls
- A kind of dancer
- A waiter for Godot
- Belinda Carlisle, for one
- Belinda Carlisle, once
- Assertively dynamic
- Big name in in-flight internet
- Big name in in-flight wifi
- Aggressively active
- Always-moving
- Boot or dancer type
- Boot type worn in discos
- Boots of old
- Boots style
- Fans' exhortation
- Fans' words
- Certain dancer
- "Faster!"
- "Faster, driver, faster!"
- "Faster! Faster!"
- Full of energy
- Full of exuberance
- Full of pep
- Full of vitality
- Galore, with "à"
- End of the word ladder
- Energetic type of dancer
- Energetic
- Energized, so to speak
- Energy-filled
- DISCO
- Disco adjective
- Disco dance
- Disco dancer descriptor
- Disco era adjective
- Disco-era adjective
- Disco era word
- Disco-style
- Disco style
- Discotheque word
- Discothèque's ___ girl
- "Get out of here! Fast!"
- Enthusiastic
- Girl of a kind
- Football fans' cries
- "Going to a ___" (hyph.)
- Dancer at a disco
- Highly energetic
- Like disco dancers
- Seventies punk music genre
- Whisky a ___ (pioneering discotheque)
- "Move it! Move it!"
- "Move it! Now!"
- "Kill Bill" bodyguard with a repetitive name
- Kind of boot or dancer
- Kind of boots
- Kind of boots popular in the '60s
- Very energetic
- Like some 1960s dancing
- Kind of dancer
- Kind of dancer in a 1960s discotheque cage, or the type of boots she wore: Hyph.
- Kind of dancer in the '60s
- Kind of dancer or boots
- Kind of dancer
- Kind of dancing
- Kind of fund or dancer
- Kind of girl
- Like some discothèques
- Marked by aggressive and speculative investing
- Marked by speculative investing
- The Miracles' "Going to a ___"
- Sort of dancer
- Waiter for Godet
- Waiter for Godot
- L.A. rock club Whisky a ___
- "Wake Me Up Before You ___" (Wham! #1 hit): Hyph.
- "Wake Me Up Before You ___" (Wham! song): Hyph.
- Woman's boot style
- Rare Essence genre
- Miracles' "Going to a _____"
- Nightclub dancer of yore
- Mod slogan
- Retro boot style
- Retro boot
- Not conservative
- Word for the '90s
- Word in 1960s disco names
- Words before boots or dancer
- Spirited and aggressive
- Spirited or aggressive
- Spirited
- Type of '60s boots
- Type of '60s dancer
- Type of boot
- Type of boot or dancer
- Type of boots or dancer
- Type of boots or dancers
- Type of boots
- Type of dancer in a disco
- Type of dancer in high boots
- Type of dancer in the '70s
- Type of dancer or boot
- Type of dancer
- Type of disco dancer
- Sixties dance craze
- Stadium exhortations
- Smokey Robinson and the Miracles "Going to a ___" (hyph.)
Recent Usage of A waiter for Godot in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 5, 1981
