Crossword Clue: Army Corps of Engineers construction
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Army Corps of Engineers construction"
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- Bank built for a rainy day
- Bank construction
- Bank for a rainy day?
- Bank insurance?
- Bank manager?
- Bank protection
- Bank security feature?
- Bank security feature
- Bank support?
- Bank that deters flooding
- Bank that may be created by the government
- Bank that may get in trouble?
- Bank to rely on
- "American Pie" destination
- "American Pie" embankment
- Barrier along a bank
- A bank may have one
- Anti-flood structure
- Anti-flooding embankment
- Antiflood structure
- Army Corps of Engineers construction
- Artificial embankment
- Big Easy protector
- Aid in flood control
- Bad place for a breach
- Bad thing to be breached
- Bank
- Dyke
- Common lowland sight
- Fashionable party
- Earthen dike
- Breaking point?
- Delta dike
- It holds water
- It keeps the river out of town
- Construction beside some banks
- It may get high marks
- Chevy destination, in "American Pie"
- Embankment designed to prevent flooding
- Embankment down by the riverside
- Embankment that prevents rivers from overflowing
- Embankment that protects against floods
- Embankment to ward off floods
- Chevy's "American Pie" destination
- Embankment
- Chevy's destination, in "American Pie"
- It provides bank security?
- It rhymes with "Chevy" in a classic song
- It was dry in "American Pie"
- Dike
- Dike's kin
- Corps of Engineers project
- It'll hold water
- It's dry in "American Pie"
- If it breaks, things get wet
- Flood barrier
- Flood blocker
- Flood control
- Flood-control barrier
- Flood control embankment
- Flood control structure
- Flood-control structure
- Flood controller
- Flood defense
- Flood deterrent
- Flood embankment
- Flood fighter
- Flood foiler
- Flood guard
- Flood inhibitor
- Flood insurance of sorts
- Flood insurance?
- Flood preventative
- Flood preventer
- Flood-preventing barrier
- Flood prevention barrier
- Flood prevention embankment
- Flood prevention measure
- Flood-protection embankment
- Flood protection
- Flood protector
- Flood stopper
- Flood wall
- Flood zone sight
- Flood zone structure
- Flooding preventer
- Floodplain feature
- Don McLean drove his Chevy here
- Coastal safety measure
- Current inhibitor
- Formal reception
- "Drove my Chevy to the __": "American Pie" lyric
- "Drove my Chevy to the ___..." (1972 lyric)
- "Drove my Chevy to the ___"
- "Drove my Chevy to the ___ ..." ("American Pie" lyric)
- "Drove my Chevy to the ___ ..."
- Where McLean drove the Chevy
- Man-made bank
- Man-made embankment
- Where to await the Robert E. Lee
- River-bank landing
- River barrier
- River blocker
- River embankment
- River-flood barrier
- River-flood preventer
- Where to wait for the Robert E. Lee
- River landing place
- River quay
- Place for Don McLean's Chevy
- Riverbank flood blocker
- Riverbank structure
- River's border, sometimes
- River's flood barrier
- Riverside embankment
- Riverside structure
- White House reception
- "Robert E. Lee" waiting spot
- Robert E. Lee waiting spot
- Kind of embankment
- Structure destroyed by Katrina
- Structure protecting a city from floods
- Structure with high-water marks
- King's reception
- Quay.
- Quay for the Robert E. Lee
- Quay on a river
- Quay
- Royal reception
- Waiting area for the Robert E. Lee
- " . . . waiting on the ___"
- Waiting place of song
- Wall near a bed
- Wall of sandbags, maybe
- Raised river bank
- Reception
- New Orleans embankment
- New Orleans feature
- New Orleans protector
- New Orleans sight
- New Orleans structure
- Regal reception
- Led Zep "When the ___ breaks, mama, you got to move"
- Led Zep "When the ___ Breaks"
- Led Zeppelin tune, "When the ___ Breaks"
- Mississippi bank
- Mississippi feature
- Mississippi restraint
- Mississippi River feature
- Mississippi River sight
- Mississippi sight
- Presidential reception
- President's reception
- Monarch's reception
- Result of some sandbagging
- Pier
- Morning reception.
- Morning reception
- Protective bank
- Protective embankment on a river
- Protective embankment
- Protective river embankment
- Sight along the Mississippi
- Sight at New Orleans
- Sight on the Mississippi
- Water bank
- Water barrier
- Water board?
- Water container
- Water container?
- Water holder-backer
- Water holder
- Water-level regulator
- Surge protector of a sort
- Surge protector?
- Sandbag stack, sometimes
- Sandbags, maybe
- Spillover stopper
- Type of embankment to which the Chevy was driven, in "American Pie"
- What "broke" for Zeppelin?
- What "broke" for Zeppelin
- What Don McLean drove his Chevy to
- Sea wall relative
- Sea wall's kin
- "When the ___ breaks I'll have no place to stay"
- "When the ___ Breaks" (old blues song)
- Zep "Mean old ___ taught me to weep and moan"
- Where Don McLean drove his Chevy
Recent Usage of Army Corps of Engineers construction in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Army Corps of Engineers construction" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Army Corps of Engineers construction in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - June 23, 2011
- Washington Post - June 22, 2011
- Washington Post - June 21, 2011
- Washington Post - June 20, 2011
- Washington Post - June 19, 2011
- New York Times - Sept. 2, 2009
- USA Today - April 28, 2008
- New York Times - Dec. 17, 1996
