Crossword Clue: Boating problem
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Boating problem"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Boating problem"
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- Basis of a reporter's scoop, perhaps
- A drop in the bucket, perhaps
- Be less than watertight
- Anonymous disclosure, and a problem at the end of each starred answer
- Aquarist's annoyance
- Betrayal of sorts
- Admit water
- Air mattress problem
- Boat problem
- Boater's worry
- Boating problem
- Boatman's headache
- Allow to escape
- Bombshell basis, often
- Balloonist's worry
- Boon for an investigative journalist
- Cause of a dripping pipe
- Cause of a puddle, perhaps
- Cause of deflation
- Cause of liquid loss
- Cause of spillage
- Intelligence agency problem
- Intelligence concern
- Intelligence failure
- Hiss cause
- Hiss source
- Ceiling stain's cause
- D.C. security breach
- Frequent source of Washington news
- Breach of secrecy
- Breach of security
- Faucet defect
- Faucet drip
- Faucet failure
- Faucet fault
- Faucet flaw
- Deep Throat, e.g.
- Deep Throat, notably
- Faucet problem
- Faucet woe
- Concern for a plumber or government official
- Homophone of one vegetable; anagram of another
- Edward Snowden disclosure
- It could start rumors
- Hose problem
- Hose snag?
- Garden hose problem
- Diaper prevention
- Diaper problem
- How word gets out
- Dike problem
- Disclose unauthorised information
- Disclose
- Disclosure
- Divulge
- Escape gradually
- Escape hole
- Escape — make (confidential information) known
- Escape of gas
- Escape route of a kind
- Escaping fluid
- Give away
- Job for a plumber
- Job for Mr. Fixit
- Helium balloon problem
- Exposure of confidential information
- Journalist's source, perhaps
- Julian Assange posting
- Julian Assange release
- Julian Assange "wiki" posting
- Info seepage
- Inform surreptitiously
- Dribble
- Dam nuisance
- Drip, drip, drip
- Drip from a pipe, e.g.
- Drip from a pipe
- Drip from a water pipe
- Drip, say
- Drip source
- Drip
- Dripping problem for a plumber to fix
- Drippy faucet problem
- Fail to be kept private
- Come out wrong?
- Inside info source
- Pipe concern
- Pipe hole
- Pipe problem for a plumber to fix
- Pipe problem
- Pipeline problem
- Publicist's headache
- Publicize covertly
- Puddle cause
- Puddle producer, perhaps
- Puddle producer
- Puddle's cause, maybe
- Whistleblower's information
- White House problem
- White House worry
- Share official secrets
- Share state secrets, say
- Someone who reveals secret government information
- Occasional news source
- Wind up online prematurely, as a song
- Something picked up by a mole
- Something that lets water or information get out
- Roof problem
- Roof woe
- Roofing problem
- Song online before release
- Plumber's challenge
- Plumber's concern
- Song that someone puts online before release
- Plumber's problem
- Plumber's pursuit, sometimes
- Plumbing problem to "plug"
- Plumbing problem
- Plumbing woe
- Radiator problem
- Means of escape
- Rumor source often
- Rumor source, often
- Trouble for an intelligence agency
- Political problem
- Little hole, maybe
- (Politically motivated) seepage?
- National security problem
- Lapse in secrecy
- Need a caulking
- Possible tire trouble
- Patch's place
- Reason to call a plumber
- Reason to fix a radiator
- Reason to replace a fuel line
- Loose lips, so to speak
- Lose air, as a tire
- Lose fluid
- Pre-release release?
- News before it's time?
- News item from Julian Assange
- News source, at times
- News source at times
- News source of sorts
- News source, perhaps
- News source, sometimes
- News spill
- Newshawk's source, often
- Pentagon concern
- Pentagon problem
- Premature release
- Release à la Edward Snowden
- Release, as classified information
- Release of the Panama Papers, e.g.
- Presidential administration concern
- Let out surreptitiously
- Let slip to the press
- Reporter's news source, perhaps
- Reporter's news source
- Reporter's source, at times
- Reporter's source
- Require bailing
- Ooze out
- Ooze
- Problem a plumber can fix
- Problem in D.C. or at sea
- Problem with plumbing or security
- Not hold water, say
- Not keep a secret
- Source of a drop in the bucket, perhaps
- Source of a reporter's scoop, perhaps
- Source of many news items
- Source of sensitive information, perhaps
- Washington news source, maybe
- Washington story, maybe
- Water-pipe problem
- Waterbed mishap
- Surreptitious news disclosure
- Spill the beans
- Spring a ___ (lose liquid or air)
- Unauthorised disclosure
- Unauthorized disclosure
- Unauthorized preview, say
- Unauthorized revelation
- Skipper's headache
- Unexpected info source
- What criminal will do to song online, pre-release
- Unintended escape
- Tap mishap
- Tap trouble
- Scuba diver's worry
- Unofficial news source
- Unreleased song might do this online
- What something that isn't waterproof might do
- Unwanted drip
- Unwanted hole allowing something to escape
- Tip for a reporter, maybe
- Tip-off to media
- Secrecy breach
- Secrecy problem
- Secrecy thwarter
- Tire fault
- Tire problem
- Secretly slip a secret
- Titanic problem
- Security breach
- Security concern
- Security defection
- Security failure
- Security hazard.
- Security issue
- Security lapse
- Security problem
- Security trouble
- Tell a secret
- Tell anonymously
- Seep out
- Seep
- Seepage
Recent Usage of Boating problem in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Boating problem in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - July 2, 1987