Crossword Clue: China problem
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "China problem"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "China problem"
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- ___ in (contribute)
- ___ on one's shoulder
- ___ Potts (youngster in "Beauty and the Beast")
- Amy's big brother
- Amy's brother
- Bargaining ___
- _____Man, Alberta
- A ___ off the old block
- A Carter
- Ante matter?
- Ante, maybe
- Ante, often
- Antique damage
- A ... off the old block
- Approach shot at Doral
- Approach shot, in golf
- Approach shot in golf
- Approach shot, perhaps
- Approach shot
- Ben & Jerry's Chocolate ___ Cookie Dough ice cream
- Bicuspid nick
- Bit of chocolate
- Bit of wood
- Block fragment
- Block part
- Blue ___
- Blue or poker
- Allie's son
- Also known as "video game music"
- Fragment broken off
- Fragment
- Integrated circuit
- Intel product
- Dealer's tip unit
- French fry
- French fry, to a Brit
- Boy who became a teacup in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Ceramic flaw
- Certain golf shot
- Fried potato snack
- Greenside golf shot
- Greenside shot
- Deep-fried potato slice
- Break, as a tooth
- Frito or Dorito, for example
- Frito or Dorito
- Break off
- Feature of some debit cards
- Computer ___
- Computer component
- Computer item
- Computer marvel
- Computer need
- Computer part, silicon ...
- Computer part
- Edible scooper of salsa
- Dental flaw
- Guacamole support
- Fergie's French fry
- Furniture flaw
- Electronic device
- It may be committed to memory
- Gambling asset
- Gambling token
- Game counter representing money
- Deteriorate, as paint
- Contentious shoulder piece?
- Game-table item
- It may precede a putt
- Diamond fragment
- Cookie ingredient
- Cookie's chocolate morsel
- Cookie's chocolate piece
- China defect
- China flaw
- China problem
- Chocolate-___
- Chocolate ___ cookie
- Chocolate ___ cookies
- Chocolate ___
- Chocolate fragment
- Chocolate morsel
- Chocolate or peanut butter morsel
- Item in a pot, maybe
- Item purchased at Reno
- Item that might be dipped in salsa
- Dip holder
- Dip's mate
- Cossette
- Hardly a long shot
- Counter used to represent money in games
- It's dipped in a dip
- Dish damage
- Dish defect
- Circuit holder
- Circuitry site
- Dishware flaw
- Have a ___ on one's shoulder
- Have a ___ on your shoulder
- Flake
- Fleck
- Credit card feature
- Flowerpot flaw
- Crispy potato snack
- Crispy snack
- Candy piece
- Crunchy potato snack
- Dorito or Pringle
- Golf shot near a green
- Golf shot
- Golf stroke
- Collectible's "condition issue"
- Casino counter
- Casino currency
- Casino disc that can be cashed in
- Casino disk
- Casino item
- Casino piece
- Casino souvenir
- Casino token
- Dale's cartoon pal
- Dale's pal
- Damage, as pottery
- Drop in the Vegas bucket
- V- ____
- Serving-dish defect
- Motherboard component
- Vegas disc
- Shaving (found on one's shoulder?)
- Mrs. Potts's son, in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Plastic disk at a poker game
- Plate flaw
- Plate problem
- Roulette playing piece
- Short golf shot
- Short, lofting stroke, in golf.
- "My Three Sons" son
- Short shot
- Short shot in golf
- Short shot to the green
- Shot by the green
- Shot from an apron
- Shot from the apron, often
- Shot from the apron, usually
- Shot from the apron
- Shot near the green
- Shot out of a sand trap
- Shot to the green
- Shoulder décor
- Shoulder item
- Shoulder troublemaker?
- Poker accessory
- Poker ante, maybe
- Poker ante
- Poker bet component
- Poker counter
- Poker disc
- Poker disk
- Poker item
- Poker or potato
- Nachos tidbit
- Poker player's token
- Poker pot disk
- Poker pot piece
- Poker token
- Poker unit
- Part of a casino stack
- Old block remnant?
- Wood __
- Part of a poker player's pile
- Part of an old block?
- Memory item
- Mexican restaurant snack
- Reason to get some cosmetic dental work
- Pot component
- Pot ingredient
- Pot item
- Pot unit
- Potato ____
- Potato or poker
- Potato snack
- Potato — token — golf shot
- One may follow a long drive
- Mighty mite in a computer
- One of Carter's sons
- One of Hi and Lois' kids
- One of many in a casino
- One of My Three Sons
- One of the Carters
- Pentium product
- Minimum wager, often
- Minimum wager
- Mint chocolate ___ (ice cream flavor)
- Nick
- Reno token
- Modern credit card feature
- Pringle, e.g.
- Problem for a dentist
- Monte Carlo currency?
- Progeny of an old block
- Piece of candy.
- Piece of the block
- Piece of the old block?
- Piece thrown into a poker pot
- Oreo morsel in ice creams
- Wood fragment
- Wood sliver
- Word after "chocolate" or "corn"
- Spall
- Silicon Valley product
- Salsa holder
- Salsa scooper
- Salsa support
- Word with "computer" or "chocolate"
- Word with "poker" or "blue"
- Word with poker or blue
- Word with potato or chocolate
- Word with ''wood'' or ''chocolate''
- Splinter
- Symbol of contentiousness
- Stack part, in poker
- Slice
- Small, broken-off piece
- Small counter
- Small piece broken off something
- Teacup damage
- Teacup defect
- Teacup flaw
- Snack food
- Snack in a bag
- Use a No. 8 iron
Recent Usage of China problem in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "China problem" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used China problem in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 10, 2017
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Sept. 25, 2016
- LA Times - Sept. 25, 2016
- USA Today - July 14, 2015
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Aug. 24, 2014
- LA Times - Aug. 24, 2014
- New York Times - June 7, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 7, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 23, 2002
- New York Times - Oct. 23, 1999
- New York Times - July 24, 1998
