Crossword Clue: Beat fast, as a heart
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- 10-K, for one
- 100-meter, e.g.
- 100-meter event
- 100-meter, for one
- 100-yard dash, e.g.
- 100-yard dash, for example
- 1,000-meter, e.g.
- 10K, e.g.
- 10K event
- 10K, for example
- 10K, for one
- 10K or 50-yard dash
- 10K or marathon
- 10K, say
- 200-meter, e.g.
- 200-meter event
- 400-meter relay, e.g.
- 440 or 10K
- 50-yard dash, for one
- 500, e.g.
- 5K, e.g.
- 5K, for one
- 5K or 10K
- 5K or marathon
- 5K, say
- ___ against the clock
- America's Cup competition, say
- America's Cup, e.g.
- BARREL
- Basis for a discrimination claim
- Bathurst 1000, e.g.
- Battle the clock
- Be a rusher?
- Be on the fast track?
- A long one may have legs
- A long one may have several legs
- Beat fast, as a heart
- Beat fast
- Beat faster (of heart)
- Beat quickly, as a heart
- Beat quickly, like the heart
- Beat quickly
- Beat really fast
- Beat too fast, like a heart
- Aqueduct event
- Aqueduct feature
- Belmont event
- Belmont or Derby
- Belmont Stakes, e.g.
- Betting event
- Ascot event
- Atlantic cape
- Biological variety
- Black, e.g.
- Blow (through)
- Bob Marley "Rat ___"
- Badwater Ultramarathon, for one
- Bolt like Bolt
- "Amazing" contest of reality TV
- Caucasian, for one
- Caucus ___ (Wonderland event)
- Dash, e.g.
- Dash for best seats
- Dash, for example
- Dash, for one
- Dash or derby
- Dash or marathon
- Dash
- Boston Marathon, e.g.
- Boston Marathon, for one
- Both hearts and minds can do it
- Family of man
- Grand National or Iditarod
- Grand Prix, e.g.
- Hispanic or Asian, e.g.
- Daytona 500, for example
- Daytona 500, for one
- Daytona 500, notably
- Daytona attraction
- Daytona event
- Census category
- Census datum
- Census form datum
- Census form info
- Census form query
- "Great" TV event
- Compete against the clock
- Compete at Epsom Downs
- Compete at Indy
- Compete for the NEXTEL Cup
- Compete in a heat
- Compete in a meet
- Compete in a sack
- Compete, in a way
- Compete in super-G, say
- Compete on a track
- Compete with Dennis Connor
- Compete
- Competition central to the myth of Atalanta
- Competition for a pennant
- Competition for Atalanta
- Competition for Perdita Felicien
- Competition for runners or drivers
- Competition for the swift
- Competition on foot
- Competition
- Easter egg roll, say
- Certain subspecies
- Feature of a field day
- Breeders' Cup event
- Brickyard 400, e.g.
- It can be presidential
- Fun run, for one
- Grueling Oct. event in N.Y.C.
- Derby
- Derby, e.g.
- Derby, e.g
- Derby, for example
- Derby, for one
- Derby or Belmont
- Derby or Steeplechase
- Derby, perhaps
- Charioteers' event
- "Chariots of Fire" finale
- ''Chariots of Fire'' finale
- "Chariots of Fire" highlight
- Ferrari's NYSE symbol
- It goes to the swiftest
- Horse _____
- Futurity, for one
- Horse or boat
- Horse or human chaser
- Horse or human follower
- Election contest
- Election Day lead-in
- Election Day lead-up
- Election lead-in
- Election lead-up
- Election preceder
- Gallop
- Hot-button topic, often
- Fight the clock
- It may be on its last leg
- Contest at Belmont
- Contest at Daytona Beach
- Contest between Atalanta and Hippomenes
- Contest for Atalanta
- Contest for runners
- Contest of speed
- Contest
- It may be three-legged
- Hotfoot it
- It may concern arms or contain legs
- It may have four legs
- Garden tool
- It might have four legs
- It starts and ends with a line
- Hambletonian, e.g.
- Emulate Jeff Gordon
- Emulate Rick Mears
- Handicap or stake
- Human __
- Human ___
- Human, for one
- Human or horse
- Human or mill
- Human or rat ___
- Human or rat
- Humankind division
- Humans, e.g.
- Choppy sea
- Hurdles, for one
- Hurry
- Hurtle
- Hustle
- Churchill Downs event
- Hare vs. tortoise event
- It's sometimes a drag
- Iditarod, e.g.
- Iditarod, for one
- Iditarod or Ironman
- Division of mankind
- Equine activity
- Do a triathlon
- Classic fundraiser
- Ginger root
- Campaign ... or a campaign topic
- Campaign ... or campaign topic
- Campaign
- Camptown activity
- Ethnic group
- Ethnic origin
- Ethnicity
- Clear hurdles, say
- Fly
- Candidates' campaign
- Candidate's concern
- Candidates' contest
- Candidate's focus
- Event at a track
- Event at Belmont
- Event at Hialeah
- Event ending "Chariots of Fire"
- Event for Atalanta
- Event for Edwin Moses
- Event for Kendall Ellis
- Event for Paavo Nurmi
- Event where the winner is the one who finishes the fastest
- Event with a finish line
- Cannonball
- Hearts and minds can do it
- Hearts do it sometimes
- Heat
- Heat at a meet
- Heat, at times
- Go a mile a minute
- Go as fast as you can
- Go fast
- Go full tilt
- Exceed the speed limit, maybe
- Heavy sea
- Go lickety-split
- Go like a shot
- Go like the dickens
- Foot or potato follower
- Go pitapat
- Go quickly
- Go to the tape?
- Indianapolis 500, for one
- Indianapolis event
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway event
- Drag, e.g.
- Drag or alien follower
- Drag or relay follower
- Indie band from Reading, U.K.
- Drag, say
- Indy 500, e.g.
- Indy 500 event
- Indy 500, for example
- Indy 500, for one
- Indy "500"
- Cycling event
- Cyclists' event
- Indy event
- Indy, for one
- Indy happening
- Dakar Rally, for one
- Colorlines.com subject
- Where "They're off!" may be heard
- Kentucky Derby, e.g.
- Kentucky Derby or Tour de France
- Motocross e.g.
- Motocross, e.g.
- Motocross or 500, e.g.
- The ___ is not to the swift ...: Ecclesiastes
- "The ___ is not to the swift"
- "The ___ is to the swift"
- Many a competition
- Many an Olympics event
- Tortoise-hare affair
- 'The Amazing --'
- Tortoise-hare event
- "The Amazing ___"
- "The Amazing ___" (CBS reality show)
- "The Amazing ___" (Emmy-winning reality competition show)
- "The Amazing ___" (reality competition show featuring world travel)
- "The Amazing ___" (reality show hosted by Phil Keoghan)
- Tortoise/hare contest
- Tortoise's forte
- 'The Amazing '
- Velodrome event
- The Arkansas Derby, e.g.
- STP "Couldn't find another way to win the ___"
- Place for the swift
- Road rally
- Move quickly
- Move swiftly
- Marathon
- Marathon, e.g.
- Marathon, for example
- Marathon, for instance
- Marathon, for one
- Marathon or 10K
- Marathon or relay, for example
- Marathon or sprint
- Touchy topic
- Marathon.
- The Boston Marathon, for one
- Streak
- Tour de France, e.g.
- Tour de France, for instance
- Tour de France, for one
- The Daytona 500, for one
- "Mario Kart" competition
- Kind of horse or track
- Put the pedal to the metal
- Strong current
- Track and field activity
- Track-and-field activity
- Oaklawn offering
- Track competition
- Track contest
- Track event
- Track feature
- Vie in a way
- "The Great ---" (Curtis film)
- Studs Terkel book of 1992
- Mudder's day event
- Mudder's day event?
- Occasion for the fleet
- Villeneuve concern
- The Iditarod, for one
- The Indianapolis 500, for one
- The Indy 500 or the Kentucky Derby, for example
- The Kentucky Derby, for example
- The Kentucky Derby, for one
- Queen "Bicycle ___"
- Something to run in
- Queen's Plate, for one
- Subject of many essays by Ta-Nehisi Coates
- Subject of many essays by W.E.B. Du Bois
- Subject of much Dave Chappelle humor
- Quest for a pennant
- Quickness contest
- Off-track betting event
- The Preakness, e.g.
- The Preakness is one
- Triathlon, e.g.
- Triathlon, for one
- Tribe
- Triple Crown "jewel"
- Triple Crown segment
- Run a marathon
- Run against others
- Run for it!
- Run for the money?
- Run for the money
- The Tour de France, for example
- The Tour de France, for one
- Run like mad
- Show off, as an engine
- Run swiftly
- Run
- Runner's event
- Running competition
- Running contest
- Political activity
- Rally or relay
- Political campaign, e.g.
- Political campaign
- Political competition
- Political competition, e.g.
- Political contest
- Meet event
- Meet feature
- Meet heat
- Meet segment
- Rapid current
- Rapid stream
- Rapids phenomenon
- NASCAR event
- Rat ___
- Participate in a relay
- Olympic event, often
- Olympic event
- Olympics event
- Population factor
- Metaphor for an urgent need
- Really move
- One may be on its last leg
- Le Mans, e.g.
- Le Mans event
- Pre-election activity
- Preakness e.g.
- Preakness, e.g.
- Preakness event
- Preakness, for one
- New York City Marathon, for one
- Newfoundland cape
- Millstream
- Pennant __
- Pennant contest
- Pennant quest
- Regatta
- Regatta, e.g.
- Regatta, for example
- People
- Prelude to a recount
- Relay or marathon
- Relay, say
- Presidential campaign.
- Presidential competition
- Primary, e.g.
- Petty challenge?
- Petty event?
- Monaco Grand Prix, for one
- North Atlantic cape
- Make haste
- Optional section on some applications
- Rev an engine
- Make tracks
- Piece of a meet
- Reward for the swift
- Pimlico event
- "RuPaul's Drag ___" (Logo show)
- "RuPaul's Drag ___" (reality show about female impersonators)
- "RuPaul's Drag ___" (reality show on Logo)
- "RuPaul's Drag ___" (VH1 reality show)
- Rush
- Try to beat to the finish line
- Try to outsprint
- Warrior Dash, for one
- Word after horse or rat
- Word after rat or flat
- Word after rat or road
- Word after "Space" or "alien"
- Southeast cape of Newfoundland.
- Super-G, e.g.
- Sack __
- Word before horse or track
- Siena's Palio is one
- Word before track and after human
- Water channel
- Water current
- Watercourse
- Word with ''arms'' or ''drag''
- Word with "arms" or "foot"
- Word with arms or foot
- Word with car or card
- Word with "course" or "horse"
- Word with course or horse
- TV's "The Amazing __"
- Word with drag and potato
- Word with drag or human
- Word with foot and rat
- Word with horse or foot
- Word with horse or human
- Word with "horse" or "human"
- Word with horse or rat
- Word with "human" and "rat"
- Word with human and rat
- Word with ''human'' and ''rat''
- Word with human or foot
- Word with human or horse
- Speed competition
- Speed contest
- Speed test
- Speed
- Speedway competition
- Speedway event
- Speedy trial?
- Word with rat or three-legged
- Santa Anita event
- Swift current of water.
- Swift current of water
- Swift current
- Saratoga action
- Type of competition
- Type of horse
- Thing for the swift
- Sports event
- Sports fare
- Scamper
- Ultramarathon, e.g.
- Sprint against others
- Sprint, e.g.
- Sprint, for one
- Sprint or dash
- Sprint or marathon
- Sprint
- Sprinter's milieu
- What a lover's heart may do
- Three-legged ___
- Three-legged ____
- Three-legged endeavor
- Three-legged event
- Slalom, e.g.
- Scoot
- What dragsters and some hearts do
- Talladega 500, e.g.
- Talladega event
- What fan will do to ticket sale
- What hearts may do
- What hearts sometimes do
- Slipstream
- "Slow and steady wins the ___"
- What lovers' hearts do
- Scurry
- Sluice
- "Seabiscuit" nail-biter
- What Queen will do with their bicycles
- Yellow, white or black
- Time trial, e.g.
- Timed competition
- Timed contest
- Timed event
- Unscientific human grouping
- What the tortoise and the hare participated in
- Tear
- You can bet on it
- See who's faster
- Steeplechase
- Steeplechase, e.g.
- Steeplechase, for one
- Senate __
- Senate contest
- "So You Want To Talk About ___" (Ijeoma Oluo book)
- Test of speed
- Zoom
Recent Usage of Beat fast, as a heart in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Beat fast, as a heart" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Beat fast, as a heart in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 4, 2008
- USA Today - Sept. 22, 2004
- USA Today - July 30, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 5, 2003
