Crossword Clue: Acted on ___ (rose to the challenge)
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Acted on ___ (rose to the challenge)"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Acted on ___ (rose to the challenge)"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Acted on ___ (rose to the challenge):
- Antarctic cape
- Antarctica cape
- Act on ___ (respond to being challenged): 2 wds.
- Acted on ___ (rose to the challenge)
- "Is that __?": challenging words
- Challenged, with "on"
- How a prank may be done, after "on"
- How some risks are taken, after "on"
- Cape of Antarctica
- Venturing, after "on"
- Town in Limerick
- Ross Sea cape
- On __: if challenged
- On ___ (as challenged)
- On ___ (by challenge)
- On ___ (challenged)
- On ___ (how pranks may be done)
- On ___ (how some foolish acts are committed)
- On ___ (how some pranks are done)
- On ___ (how some stunts are performed): 2 wds.
- On ___ (taking a challenge)
- On ___ (when challenged)
- "Not on ---!"
- 'Not on --!'
- "Not on ___!"
- "Not on ___!" ("Never gonna happen!")
- "Not on ___!" ("No way!")
- Take ___ (accept a challenge)
- Take ___ (be brave)
- Take ___ (be challenged)
Recent Usage of Acted on ___ (rose to the challenge) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Nov. 22, 2010