Crossword Clue: Advertising claim that usually has a catch
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Advertising claim that usually has a catch"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Advertising claim that usually has a catch"
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- 1965 Physics Nobelist Richard
- __ as a bird
- __ ride
- ___ association
- "___ Fallin'" (Tom Petty's highest-charting single)
- ___-for-all
- ___ Parking (one of the corners of a Monopoly board)
- ___-range chicken
- ___ stuff (Craigslist category)
- ___ silver (1890s political issue)
- "___ to Be ... You and Me" (1972 Marlo Thomas gender stereotype-fighting album)
- ____ Love
- "____ Willy"
- Able to accept a date
- Able to act at will
- Able to go, perhaps
- Best possible price
- Between appointments
- Between engagements
- At large or no charge
- At large
- At leisure
- At liberty
- At no charge
- At no cost to you
- At no cost
- Big word in advertising
- Bingo card's middle square
- Bingo center space
- Bingo square
- Advertiser's "magic word"
- Advertising buzzword
- Advertising catchword
- Advertising claim that usually has a catch
- Available at no charge
- Available at no cost
- Available for a date
- Available for lunch, say
- Available for use
- Available
- "All Right Now" band
- "All Right Now" rockers
- BOGOF part
- "Born ___"
- "Born ____"
- Fancy follower
- Duty-__ shop
- Duty-__
- Gratis
- Center box, on a bingo card
- Center space on a bingo card
- Center square of a bingo card
- Fat ____
- Complimentary
- Easy's partner
- Economic systems often espoused by libertarians
- Edgar Winter "___ Ride"
- Elsa's birth state?
- Emancipate
- Emancipated
- Costing nothing
- Costing zip
- Ending like -less
- ItÂ’s like -less
- Enjoying liberty
- "... get one __!"
- Having no commitments
- Having no meetings, say
- Having no restraints
- Craigslist section
- Escaped
- Clear partner
- Immune from
- Given away
- Doing nothing
- Exempt
- For nary a cent
- For no charge
- For no cost
- For nothing
- For the asking
- For the taking
- Independent
- Cut loose
- Inexact, as a translation
- High note in "The Star Spangled Banner."
- Just for the asking
- Not taken
- Not tied down
- Like butterflies in drama
- Vacated
- Provided without charge
- Like gas-station air
- Set loose
- Like IHOP syrup
- Publicly supported
- Manumit
- Like many App Store downloads
- Like many apps
- Key word in direct mail
- Out of bondage
- Like many samples
- Out of jail
- Out of joint?
- Out of the cage
- Out of the cooler?
- Out of the slammer
- Kind of enterprise
- Kind of fall or form
- The F in NAFTA
- Kind of press or verse
- Wild
- Kind of ride
- Kind of sample
- Kind of silver
- Like some refills
- Kind of verse or trade
- Like some stuff on Craigslist
- Kind of will
- Like some verse
- Like speech and the press, ideally
- Like tap water in a restaurant
- Like the center space, in Bingo
- Like the center space in bingo
- Like the Reader
- "O'er the land of the ___ ..."
- Like things on the house
- Like water, at most diners
- Off duty
- Off the hook
- Off work
- With 52D, carte blanche
- With our compliments
- Without a charge
- Without a date
- Without charge
- Without commitments
- Without cost
- Without obligations
- Without plans
- Parole
- Part 11 of a Canada Day quote
- NAFTA part
- Lacking dates
- Lacking plans
- Wandering the range, say
- "Live ___ or Die Hard" (2007 movie)
- "Live ___ or Die" (N.H. motto)
- Part of BOGOF
- Part of f.o.b.
- On the house
- On the loose
- Paul Rodgers "All Right Now" band
- Paul Rodgers' band
- Loose or loosen
- Loose
- Lavish
- Powerful ad word
- Release
- Relieve from
- Remove from isolation
- No-charge
- No charge
- No-cost
- No longer caged up
- No longer encumbered
- Let go
- Let loose
- No longer tied up
- Let out
- Price-less?
- Priceless?
- Liberal
- Liberate
- Liberate(d)
- Liberated
- Open to all
- Open
- Openhanded
- Pro bono
- Not booked
- Not busy
- Not constrained
- Not costing a dime
- Not costing anything
- Not currently busy
- Not engaged
- Not in jail
- Not in the pen
- Not in use
- Not literal
- RFD component
- Not occupied
- Not previously engaged
- Like advice, often
- Like an Annie Oakley
- Word after fat or fancy
- Word before born and after "Born"
- Word before "pass" or "throw"
- Sovereign
- Word before range or trade
- Word before verse or rein
- Turn loose
- Word in an advertisement come-on
- Word in the center of a bingo card
- Word in the center square of a bingo card
- Word in the middle of a bingo card
- Word on a bingo card
- Word that may precede twelve words in this puzzle's grid
- Word with born or scot
- Word with hand or boot
- They say there's no such thing as this kind of lunch
- Word with port or lance
- Sans charge
- Welcome word to the miserly
- Type of throw in basketball
- Type of way
- Spring
- This side of the Iron Curtain.
- Unattached
- Unbind
- Unbound
- Uncoerced
- Unconfined
- Uncoop
- Unencumbered
- Unfetter
- Unfettered
- Thrown in
- Unimpeded
- Unjammed
- Unleash
- Unlike, as some say, any lunch?
- Unoccupied, as a theater seat
- Unoccupied
- Unrestrained
- Unrestricted
- Unshackle
- Unshackled
- Untethered
- Untrammeled
- To be given away
- Self-governing.
Recent Usage of Advertising claim that usually has a catch in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Aug. 4, 2019
