Crossword Clue: Bullet-biting type
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Bullet-biting type"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Bullet-biting type"
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- Apathetic-looking
- Being like "That doesn't hurt" when it hurts, for example
- Betraying no emotion
- Austere person
- Bite-the-bullet type
- Far from demonstrative
- Far from emotional
- Far from passionate
- Completely unemotional
- Detached type
- Devoid of emotion
- Brutus, philosophically
- Emotion-hiding sort
- Emotionless
- Bullet-biting type
- Firmly restrained
- Hard to arouse
- Hard to be moved
- Hard to get to
- Hard to move
- Hard to rattle
- Hard to read, facially
- Hard-to-read type
- Hard to startle
- Hard to stir
- Hardboiled to a degree
- Hardboiled
- Hardly emotional
- Hardly the emotional type
- Hardly the screaming type
- "I don't need Novocaine" type
- Dispassionate
- Dispassionate person
- Displaying no emotion
- Epictetus, e.g.
- Having a stiff upper lip
- Calm during calamities
- Immovable type
- Impassive one.
- Impassive one
- Impassive type
- Impassive
- Impertubable one
- Imperturbable one
- Imperturbable person
- Imperturbable
- Even-keeled
- Giving nothing away, in a way
- Follower of the philosopher Epictetus
- Follower of Zeno
- Forbearing
- Indifferent to pain, as one should be
- Indifferent to pleasure or pain
- Indifferent
- Not the movable type
- Stiff-upper-lip chap
- Stiff-upper-lip sort
- Stiff-upper-lip type
- Not very emotional
- Not very excitable
- Man of iron
- Keeping a stiff upper lip
- Stone-faced
- Stony type
- Tough guy
- Marcus Aurelius was one
- Very cool
- Putting on a poker face
- Student of Zeno
- Someone seemingly indifferent to pleasure or pain
- Like Spock
- Like Zeno
- Vulcan in demeanor
- Sort with a stiff upper lip
- Poker-faced
- Long-suffering
- One accepting of his lot
- One of Zeno's followers
- One who accepts his destiny
- One who bites the bullet
- One who grins and bears it
- One who is unmoved by joy or grief
- One who never cries "Ow!"
- Person who isn't fazed by pain
- Philosophical
- Phlegmatic
- Not at all emotional
- Not easily moved
- Not easily stirred
- Not moved much
- Not overly emotional
- Not prone to emotional displays
- Not reacting to pain, say
- Not showing emotion
- Not showing passion
- Showing little emotion
- Showing no emotion
- Showing no emotions
- Showing no pain
- Silent sufferer
- Spartan.
- Spartan
- Unaffected by passion
- Uncomplaining
- Uncomplaining in the face of adversity
- Uncomplaining sort
- Uncomplaining type
- Undemonstrative sort
- Undemonstrative to the max
- Unemotional one
- Unemotional person
- Unemotional sort
- Unemotional thinker
- Unemotional to a fault
- Unemotional
- Unemotive
- Unexcitable
- Unfeeling
- Unflappable sort
- Unflappable
- Unflinching in the face of pain, say
- Unflinching
- Uninclined to complain
- Unlike a ham
- Unlikely to be moved
- Unlikely to become overwrought
- Unlikely to come unglued
- Unlikely to explode?
- Unmovable
- Unmoved one
- Unmoved
- Unresponding
- Unresponsive?
- Unwilling to yield
- Self-controlled one
- Zeno disciple
- Zeno e.g.
- Zeno, e.g.
- Zeno follower
- Zeno, for one
- Zeno, notably
- Zeno was one
- Zenophile?
- Seneca, for one
- Seneca, philosophically
- Seneca was one
Recent Usage of Bullet-biting type in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 15, 2008
