Crossword Clue: Calls a halt to
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- 1999 Ron Howard film
- '90 Sundays hit "Here's Where the Story ___"
- ___ of the earth
- A and Z, for the alphabet
- A and Z, in the alphabet
- A loop doesn't have any
- A ring doesn't have them
- A string has two
- Abates in court
- "Before we go any further I want my __" Everlast
- "Before we go any further I want my ___" (Everlast)
- Abolishes
- At loose ___
- At loose ____
- Administers the coup de grâce
- Aglets, for shoelaces
- Aims
- Airs its final episode
- Airs the final episode of
- Airs the final episode
- Blows over
- All-American Rejects "It ___ Tonight"
- ''All's Well That ___ Well''
- "All's Well That ___ Well"
- Bombs are thrown to them
- Book ___.
- Book ___
- Book holders
- Border lines
- Borderlines
- Borders
- Comes to a close
- Comes to a conclusion
- Comes to a grinding halt
- Comes to a halt
- Comes to a stop
- Fragments
- Grand finales, for fireworks shows
- Intentions
- Boundaries
- Boundary lines
- Bounds
- Ceases
- Bow and stern, e.g.
- Dead ___ (roads with no outlet)
- Dead-___ (streets or alleys with no outlet)
- Dead and loose followers
- Hits 0:00
- Far left and far right
- December 31, the letter Z, etc.
- Certain blockers
- Companion of odds.
- Companion of odds
- Companions of odds
- Green Day "Wake Me Up When September ___"
- Certain gridiron positions
- Earth extremes
- Earth parts, figuratively
- Earth parts?
- Certain linemen
- Bread crusts' positions
- Bread heels
- Bread slices
- Is discontinued
- Is done
- Grid men
- Gridiron group
- Gridiron positions
- Gridiron targets
- Completes the coda, e.g.
- Completes the coda
- Completes
- Is over
- Grinds to a halt
- Breaks off
- Front and back
- Brett Favre targets
- Challah heels, e.g.
- Concludes
- Conclusions
- Denouements
- Brings down the curtain
- Brings the curtain down on
- Brings to a close
- Brings to a conclusion
- Brings to a halt
- Brings to a screeching halt
- Hoop's lack
- Confining features
- Furthermost limits
- Furthermost parts.
- Furthest points
- Furthest reaches
- Desired outcomes
- Destinies
- Eleven positions
- Hair parts that might be split
- DeVotchKa "How It ___"
- Elway targets
- Email command
- Haldeman's "The ___ of Power"
- Chewy bread parts
- Half a potpourri pair
- Budget meeting?
- Budgeters make them meet
- Budgets make them meet
- Final bits
- Final boundaries
- Final chapters
- Final parts
- Final stages
- Final word of a budgeting quip
- Finales
- Finalizes
- Finally stops
- Halts
- Finish lines, e.g.
- Difficult things to make meet
- Finishes (appropriately)
- Finishes off
- Finishes the finale
- Finishes up
- Finishes with
- Finishes
- Burn the candle at both ___ (work late)
- Burn the candle at both ___
- Items sometimes loose
- Burnt barbecue bits
- Burnt barbecue pieces
- It's a feat to make these meet
- It's better when they meet
- Counterpart of odds
- Discontinues
- Butts
- It's good to make them meet
- It's good when they meet
- It's hard to make them meet
- Gertain Giants or Jets
- Circle's lack
- "I want my ___" Everlast
- Fizzles out
- Gets done with
- It's sometimes hard to make them meet
- Epilogs
- Have trouble making ___ meet (struggle financially)
- Have trouble making ___ meet
- Divinity shapings
- Calls a halt to
- Calls a halt
- Calls it a day
- Calls it quits
- Calls off
- Calls to a halt
- Do they justify the means?
- Cricket wickets
- Doesn't carry on
- Doesn't continue
- Doesn't go on forever
- Doesn't go on
- Doesn't keep going
- Doesn't last forever
- ... candle at both ___
- Clippings
- Everlast single off "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues"
- Everlast's '99 hit
- Closes down
- Closes out
- Closes the book on
- Closes up shop
- Closes
- Closings
- Don Hutson et al.
- Crustiest bread slices, generally
- Crustiest parts of a loaf
- Crustiest parts of loaves
- Crusty pieces of a loaf of bread
- Football linemen
- Heels of a loaf
- Heels of loaves
- Heels on a pumpernickel
- Heels or butts
- Heels, really
- Heels
- Football-pass catchers
- Football players
- Football positions
- Goals of means
- Goals
- "... in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18)
- ". . . in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18)
- Culminates
- Goes away, in a way
- Forbids any more of
- Goes last
- Goes no further
- Goes no longer
- Expires
- "Here's Where the Story ___" Sundays
- "Here's Where the Story ___"
- Cuts it out
- Cuts off
- Cuts short
- Colin Kaepernick targets
- Extrema, e.g.
- Extreme pair
- Draws the curtain on
- Draws to a close
- Extremes
- Extremities.
- Extremities
- Infinite loops don't have them
- Good things to have meet
- Good things to make meet
- Fades to black
- Justifications for means, sometimes?
- Justifiers of means
- Drops the curtain on
- Drops
- Utmost boundaries
- Right and left
- Most-cooked parts of roasts
- " . . . that ___ well"
- Prow and stern, e.g.
- Prow and stern
- Rings lack them
- Manages, as a bar
- Vanishing points
- Top and bottom, e.g.
- Nothing follows them
- Some are loose, some are tight
- Some are split
- Some are tight
- Stopping points
- Stops existing
- Stops it
- Stops working
- Stops
- Some big Giants
- Some blockers
- Some bologna slices
- Some bread slices
- Some can't make them meet
- Settles
- Pulls the plug on
- Pulls the plug
- Some defensive linemen
- Outcomes
- Some eligible receivers
- Outer limits
- Some fantasy football trades
- Some fast Giants
- Many rushers
- Some football linemen
- Some football players
- Some Giants
- Kills
- Some gridiron guys
- Some gridiron players
- Purposes
- Some linemen
- Some might be loose, others tight
- Some Montana targets
- Some NFL players
- Some NFLers
- Some of Kosar's targets
- Some of the fastest football players
- Some offensive or defensive gridders
- Some pass catchers
- Some pass receivers
- Wide receivers
- "Some people will rob their mother for the ___" Everlast
- Some pigskin catchers
- Some receivers
- Some sausage slices
- The financially savvy make them meet
- Some scrimmagers
- Puts a stop to
- Puts the kibosh on
- Puts to bed
- Puts to rest
- Objectives
- Objects
- Some touchdown scorers
- Some try to make them meet
- QB targets
- QB's targets
- Winds down
- Winds up, or winds down
- Winds up or winds down
- Winds up
- Kingdom of ___ (Kantian concept)
- Windups
- Oct. 31, Nov. 30, etc.
- Pair in a line
- Pair in a loaf
- Quashes
- Odds and --
- Odds and __ (miscellany)
- Odds and ___ (miscellaneous things)
- Odds and ___ (various things)
- Odds and ___
- Odds and ____
- Odds' companion
- Odds companion
- Odds' counterpart
- Odd's mates
- Odds' mates
- Odds' partner
- Odds partner
- Odds' partners
- Kisses off
- Plays the coda
- Plays the last note
- Rope parts
- Sometimes hard to make them meet
- "Sometimes kids get murdered for the ___" Everlast
- "Sometimes kids get murdered for the ___ ..." (Everlast)
- "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story ___"
- Limits
- Knocks off
- Volumes A and Z, e.g.
- Volumes A and Z in an encyclopedia
- Quits
- Line pair
- R and R in Rochester, e.g.
- Linemen
- Short pieces of cloth.
- Often-loose items
- Often-loose things
- Trimmer's targets
- Means justification, for some
- Means' justification
- Means justifications
- Means' justifier
- Means justifier
- Means justifier, for some
- Means' justifiers
- Means' justifiers?
- Means justifiers?
- Means justifiers, at times
- Means justifiers, for some
- Means justifiers, perhaps
- Means justifiers, some say
- Means justifiers
- Means may justify them
- Means' partner
- "Wake Me Up When September ___"
- Poles of a magnet, e.g.
- The two to a loaf
- Runs no more
- Runs out
- Loaf extremities
- Loaf heels, essentially
- Loaf heels, really
- Loaf heels
- Loaf pair
- Loaf parts that you may eat last
- Loaf parts
- Loaf tidbits
- Men on the line
- Men to be headed off at the pass
- Partner of means
- Partner of "odds"
- Partner of odds
- Reaches 0:00:00 on a countdown clock, say
- Reaches a coda, say
- Reaches a conclusion
- Reaches the coda
- Reaches the finale
- Partner to odds
- Partners of odds
- Omegas
- Parts cut off
- Parts of a loaf
- Parts of bread often the last to be eaten
- Parts to tie
- Pass-catchers
- Pass catchers
- Pass masters?
- Pass receivers
- Last bits
- Positions that may be split
- Last parts
- Loose __
- Loose ___
- Loose items, sometimes
- Potential pass receivers
- "Loose" things
- Loose things not found in rings
- Loose things to tie up?
- Loose things to tie up
- Loose things
- "Pavement ___" (street sign)
- Millay's candle had two
- Pencil points and erasers
- Pencil tips
- Least popular slices
- Lowers the curtain on
- Leaves off
- NFL positions
- Left overs
- Leftovers
- Relatives of odds
- Periods, for many sentences
- Periods
- Nips in the bud
- Remnants
- Machiavellian concerns
- Machiavellian justification
- Möbius strip's lack
- Peters out
- Non-meeters, often
- Phases out
- Resolutions
- Make ___ meet (barely scrape by financially)
- Make ___ meet (get by financially)
- Make ___ meet (get by)
- Make ___ meet (live within one's means)
- Make ___ meet (stay within one's budget)
- Make ___ meet
- Make ____ meet
- Montana targets
- Results
- Make -- meet
- Make-meet connector
- Make-meet link
- Make-meet middle
- Make/meet connector
- Makemeet
- Making ___ meet
- Rice and Irvin
- Pigskin receivers
- Sundays "Here's Where the Story ___"
- Sundays: "Here's Where the Story ___"
- Theme of the puzzle
- Shuts down
- Word after loose or split
- Word attached to book
- There are two in a loaf
- These may be loose or tight
- These may be split
- These might be split
- They can be loose or split
- They can be loose or tight
- They can be made to meet
- They can be tight or loose
- They can be tight
- They can justify the means
- They catch bombs
- They have the odds with them
- Signs off
- They justify the means?
- They justify the means, in a saying
- They justify the means, it's said
- They justify the means
- They line up next to tackles
- They may be bitter or defensive
- They may be bitter
- They may be dead
- They may be living or dead
- They may be loose or split
- They may be loose or tight
- They may be loose
- They may be offensive
- They may be poles apart
- They may be split
- They may be split on heads
- They may be split or loose
- They may be split or tight
- They may be split, tight or loose
- Word with book and week
- They may be tight or loose
- They may be tight or right
- They may come with odds
- They may justify means
- They may justify the means
- They might be loose or tight
- They might be split or loose
- They might be split
- They might be tight or loose
- They might meet in a bowl
- Word with front or rear
- We hope they meet
- They rarely meet
- Word with loose or book
- Speedy linemen
- Word with rear and book
- Word with rear or book
- Word with "rear" or "tight"
- Word with split and rear
- Word with split or bitter
- Word with split or book
- Two of eleven
- Two on a line
- They're far from the center
- Santa Monica and Chicago, for Route 66
- Two slices of a loaf of bread
- Two slices of a loaf
- Swift pass receivers
- They're loose or tight
- They're offensive and chase bombs
- They're offensive and looking to score
- They're on lines
- Split __
- Split ___ (hair problems)
- Split ___ (problems for a hairstylist)
- Split ___ (tonsorial woe, and a hint to this puzzle's theme)
- Split ___
- Split ____
- "Split" hair parts
- Split or loose items?
- Split parts of unattended hair
- They're sometimes loose
- Split_____
- They're third from the center
- They're well off-center
- Sausage's two
- Sports receivers
- Things rings lack
- Things that are farthest from the center
- Things to make meet
- Tackles' neighbors
- Tackles' teammates
- Tag and loose
- Ultimate goals
- Tails
- Ultimate intentions
- Ultimate objectives
- Ultimate purposes
- Wraps things up
- Wraps up
- Wraps
- What a circle lacks
- What a Möbius strip lacks
- What a ring doesn't have
- What a ring lacks
- What an infinite loop lacks
- Wurst pair
- What bagels are made without
- What circles lack
- Stamps out
- What even a Springsteen show does
- What even the longest show does
- Scraps
- What hoops and rings lack
- Tie up loose ___
- Tie up some loose ___
- Targets for Brett Favre
- Tight ___ (NFL players who typically wear jersey numbers 80 to 89)
- Tight and split athletes
- Tight and split
- Tight and wide men
- Tight and wide players
- Targets of men who make passes?
- Targets of men who make passes
- Targets of some bombs
- "Tight" ones
- "Tight" or "loose" follower
- Tight or loose followers
- Tight positions?
- What means may justify
- What most donuts don't have
- Tim Tebow targets
- What rings lack
- What skimpers hope to make meet
- Unpopular slices
- What the Earth doesn't really have
- What this puzzle does here
- What to make meet
- Tips
- You hope they meet
- Upshots
- Snaps, as a winning streak
- "To the ___ of the Earth"
- To the ___ of the earth
- Terminal parts
- Terminal points
- Terminals
- Terminals, for bus routes
- Terminals or terminates
- Terminates
- Termination points
- Terminations
- Termini
- Terminuses
- Tom Brady targets
- Where hairs may be split
- Where hairs may split
Recent Usage of Calls a halt to in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Calls a halt to" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Calls a halt to in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - July 31, 2019
- The Puzzle Society - July 23, 2018
- Newsday - July 18, 2018
- USA Today - Sept. 11, 2017
- Daily Celebrity - April 23, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - April 20, 2014
- Newsday - Oct. 15, 2013
- Newsday - July 4, 2012
- Universal Crossword - June 11, 2011
- Newsday - April 11, 2011
- Washington Post - June 21, 2010
