Crossword Clue: Bradshaw-to-Swann thriller
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Bradshaw-to-Swann thriller"
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- 0-star movie
- Angel's bad news
- A- or H-
- A or H weapon
- Absolute failure
- Belly-flop at the box office
- Big bucks — flop
- Big bust at the box office
- Big flop
- Aerosol can
- Blitz
- Blockbuster, e.g.
- Bad news on Broadway
- Dud, in Hollywood
- Dud
- Box office bust
- Box office disaster
- Box-office dud
- Box-office failure
- Box office failure
- Box office flop
- Box-office flop
- Box-office turkey
- Hit's opposite
- Fare poorly at the comedy club
- Great deal of money (slang)
- Bradford-to-Swann pass
- Bradshaw-Stallworth coup
- Bradshaw-to-Swann thriller
- Grenade
- Complete failure
- Complete flop
- "Ishtar" or "Heaven's Gate," famously
- Fiasco
- Broadway failure
- Broadway flop
- Broadway loser
- Broadway stinker
- Broadway stinkeroo
- Broadway turkey
- H, A or cherry
- Hail Mary pass, usually
- Cherry ___ (certain firework)
- Cherry ___ (type of firework)
- Cherry or stink
- Elway feat
- It might be defused by a munitions expert
- Film flop
- Film turkey
- Filmdom flop
- Bunker buster
- Disaster, like the four movies in the theme entries
- Cinematic stinker
- Cinematic stinkeroo
- B'way turkey
- Have a rough night at the comedy club
- Have an epic fail
- Flame out
- Crash and burn
- "Gigli," e.g.
- Do really badly on Broadway
- Do very poorly at the box office
- Flop, as a play
- Flop — load of money
- Flop, on Broadway
- Flop on Broadway
- Flop on stage
- Flop
- Immobile Stratego piece
- Close on opening night
- Clunker
- Go over poorly
- Incendiary device
- Explosive
- Explosive device
- Fail as a stand-up comic
- Fail at a comedy club
- Fail at the box office
- Fail big-time
- Fail ignominiously
- Fail miserably
- Fail on Broadway
- Fail to draw an audience
- Fail to get a laugh despite your best efforts
- Fail to get laughs at The Improv
- Fail
- Failure
- Foul play?
- Drop explosives on
- Utter failure
- Utterly fail
- Stink up the stage
- Stinkeroo on Broadway
- Strafe
- Total failure
- Total flop
- Stratego piece
- Movie deserving no stars
- Movie dud
- Movie flop
- Movie that flops completely
- Movie that's a total flop
- Strike out?
- Kind of shell or scare
- "Rollerball" or "Battlefield Earth," e.g.
- Playwright's fear
- With cobalt, Invention of U of S scientists
- Showbiz flop
- Rancid "Time ___"
- Load of money (slang)
- Long, high pass
- Long N.F.L. pass
- Long pass
- Long throw
- Lay an egg, so to speak
- Lay an egg
- Military missile
- Relative of a turkey
- Perform poorly
- Less than a one-star movie
- One with a terrible opening
- Lethal missile
- Montana-to-Solomon pass
- Rialto turkey
- Warhead
- Theater flop
- Theatrical failure
- Theatrical flop
- TURKEY
- ''Waterworld'' or ''Ishtar,'' e.g.
- Word with A or H
- "Speed" device
- Weapon that explodes
- Weapon that's dropped from a plane
- Word with pipe or smoke
- Stage disaster
- Stage failure
- Stage flop
- Screen flop
- Tank
- Screw up a bit?
- Unsuccessful film
- Tinseltown turkey
- "You Dropped a ___ On Me"
- Zero-star movie
- Terrorist's weapon
Recent Usage of Bradshaw-to-Swann thriller in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 16, 1980