Crossword Clue: Break a limit
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- 186,000 miles/second, for light
- 1994 action film starring Sandra Bullock
- 1994 action film whose sequel was subtitled "Cruise Control"
- 1994 action flick with the tagline "Get ready for rush hour"
- 1994 film set on a bus
- 1994 film with the tagline "Get ready for rush hour"
- 1994 Keanu Reeves action movie
- 1994 Keanu Reeves film
- 1994 Keanu Reeves movie
- 1994 Keanu Reeves thriller
- 1994 movie about a bus that can't slow down
- 1994 movie mainly set on a bus
- 1994 movie starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock
- 1994 movie thriller
- 1994 Sandra Bullock film
- 1994 thriller with the tagline "Get ready for rush hour"
- __ demon
- ___ demon
- ___ limit (number on some road signs)
- ___ of light
- Amphetamines: Slang
- Amphetamines, slangily
- ___ trap (radar runner's set-up)
- ___ up (accelerate)
- Barrel along
- Base stealer's asset
- Baserunner's asset
- Andretti specialty
- Be an agent for
- A devilish quick driver?
- A driving concern?
- Be in line for a fine
- Be snared in a radar trap
- A radar measurement
- A transmission gear.
- Ability to move fast
- Accelerate, with "up"
- Accelerate
- Attract a trooper perhaps
- Blender selection
- Blender variable
- Alacrity
- Bonnie Tyler "Faster Than the ___ of Night"
- Dash datum
- Dashboard meter reading
- Daytona measurement
- Internet connection issue
- Hit 56
- Celerity
- Fast-paced Sandra Bullock film
- Fastball figure
- Green Day "I went down like the ___ of sound"
- Holy Bull's forte
- Break a limit
- Break a traffic law
- Break the law, in a way
- Concorde's asset
- It can kill on the road
- It helps you get ahead
- It kills, it's said
- Cheetah feature
- Cheetah's forte
- It may have its limits
- Film specification
- Bullock-Reeves film
- Bullock thriller
- Gear
- [bus] [construction sign] [bomb]
- Hurry
- Hare's forte
- Haste
- Hasten
- Dispatch
- It's what you're driving at?
- Do 90, perhaps
- Ignore the limit
- Ignore the posted limit
- Do over 60 in Hawaii, say
- Floor it
- Camera setting
- Clip
- Crossword tournament asset
- Jehu's delight
- Cruiser's asset
- Go 50 in a 30-m.p.h. zone, e.g.
- Go 50 in a school zone, say
- Go 60, say, on city streets
- Go 80 m.p.h., say
- Go 80 on a side street, say
- Go a mile a minute, say
- Go faster than 65, say
- Go faster, ... up
- Exceed 55 m.p.h.
- Exceed a certain limit
- Exceed the limit
- Go over 55 m.p.h.
- Go over 55
- Go over 65
- Go over the limit?
- Go over the limit
- Go pell-mell
- Go quickly
- Go too fast when driving
- Cockpit reading
- Expedite
- Expedition
- Career
- Going rate?
- Going rate
- Indy 500 factor
- Indy 500 feature
- Indy asset
- Indy specialty
- Facilitate
- Drive over 100
- Drive recklessly, maybe
- Drive too fast
- Driver who's over 100
- Four-__ (shifter spec)
- Highway hazard
- Highway-radar recording
- Keanu Reeves classic about a bus
- Keanu Reeves thriller
- Risk a citation
- Risk a ticket
- Puma's attribute
- Velocity
- Move in a way suggested by this puzzle's 10 longest answers
- Move quickly
- Moving measurement
- Kind of demon
- M.p.h. or r.p.m.
- M.p.h.
- Wide receiver's asset
- Kind of limit
- Put the pedal to the metal
- Track asset
- Put your foot down?
- Put your foot down, in a way
- Put your foot down, perhaps
- Track strength
- Pace
- Kind of reading
- The going rate?
- The going rate
- Traffic ticket datum
- Kind of trap
- Violate a traffic law
- Violate the law, in a way
- Something to get up to
- Quickness
- "The primary factor in a successful attack," per Lord Mountbatten
- Race along the highway
- Race car driver's concern
- Race
- Radar cop's concern
- Radar datum
- Radar gun display
- Radar-gun reading
- Radar gun reading
- Radar measurement
- Radar reading
- The "tacho" in tachometer
- Runaway bus film
- Runaway-bus movie
- Running back's asset
- Running pace
- Rapidity
- Rapidness
- Rate of motion
- Rate of movement
- Rate
- Methamphetamine
- Really go
- Need for ___ (street racing video game franchise)
- One form of meth
- Michael Jackson "___ Demon"
- One kind of trap
- Lose no time
- Miles per hour, e.g.
- Miles per hour, say
- Leadoff hitter's asset
- Reeves-Bullock film
- Reeves/Bullock movie
- Nickname of Felix and Oscar's poker buddy Homer Deegan
- One way to attract a trooper
- Momentum part
- Momentum
- Photo-film datum
- Photographer's choice
- Physics calculation
- Make haste
- Make it harder to stop?
- Rickey Henderson's asset
- Turbo Stroke swimwear brand
- Word before "demon" or "dating"
- Word before skating or dating
- Word with bump or limit
- Word with dating or skating
- Specialty of quarter horses
- Sandra Bullock movie set on a bus
- Swiftness
- Words per minute, e.g.
- This has its limits
- Sprinter's asset
- Sprinter's forte
- What a bump may affect
- What a radar gun measures
- Scoring factor at a crossword tournament
- What are you driving at?
- What Farragut ordered
- Ticket number you don't want to see
- Ticket number?
- What leadfoots do
- What machs measure
- What some people do when they're over 55?
- What some people do when they're over 55
- What some people do when they're over 65
- Unser's "thing"
- Tear along
- Up to __
- Tempo — drug
- Tempt a trooper
- Zip
- Zoom
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- CRooked Crosswords - Sept. 20, 2015