Crossword Clue: Close, as a windbreaker
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Close, as a windbreaker"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Close, as a windbreaker"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Close, as a windbreaker:
- 12345, e.g.
- 12345, for Schenectady, NY
- 12345, in Schenectady, N.Y.
- 90210, e.g.
- ___ + 4
- "___-A-Dee-Doo-Dah"
- ___ code (address part)
- ___ code (five-digit postal ID)
- ___ code (five-digit postal identifier)
- ___ code (number in a mailing address)
- ___ code (number in a US mailing address)
- ___ code (number like 90210)
- ___ code (number on a letter)
- ___ code (part of a mailing address)
- ___ code (what follows the state in a US postal address)
- ___ code
- ___ drive
- "___ your lip!" ("Be quiet!")
- "___ your lip!" ("Hush!")
- "___ your lip!" (rhyming way to say "Be quiet!")
- "___ your lip!"
- A code in the head?
- Absolutely nothing
- Address ender
- Address ending, informally
- Address part
- Dart
- Dash
- Each of the numbers in this puzzle's theme
- Fasten, as a ski jacket
- Fasten in a way
- Fasten, in a way
- Fasten, with "up"
- Fasten
- Fastener
- Fastening device
- Compress a computer file
- Compress, as a computer file
- Compress, as a file
- Compressed file format
- Fuzzy environments
- Élan
- Gusto
- Diddly-squat
- Hurry along
- Hurry
- Geographic indicator, briefly
- Energy
- City and state follower
- Five-digit "code" on an envelope
- Five-digit code
- Five-digit number on an envelope
- Five-digit postal code
- Five-digit postal number, informally
- Five- or nine-digit number
- Five- or nine-digit snail mail code: Abbr.
- Get-up-and-go
- City, state, ___ code (last line of a snail mail address, often)
- City, state, ___
- Flavor
- Jack squat
- Do (up), as a fly
- Fly (by)
- Close, as a backpack
- Close, as a jacket or a dress
- Close, as a parka
- Close, as a suitcase
- Close, as a windbreaker
- Close, as a winter coat
- Close, like a sleeping bag or backpack
- Close, like a sleeping bag
- Close (up) a sleeping bag
- Go fast
- Go like the Road Runner
- Go speedily
- Go with haste
- Execute a motion on the fly?
- Code on a letter
- Code or gun
- Code word?
- Extra oomph
- Goose egg
- "That's enough out of you!"
- Nothin'
- Nothin' at all
- Nothing at all
- Nothing, informally
- Nothing
- Pizazz
- Pizzazz
- Number after many a state postal abbr.
- Move like Road Runner
- Move quickly
- Move rapidly
- Move really fast
- Move swiftly
- Move with vigor
- Number on an envelope, for short
- Verve
- Kind of code on an envelope
- Kind of code or drive
- Kind of code or gun
- Kind of code
- Kind of gun
- Vim; vigor
- Vim
- Quality lacked by the lazy
- Nada
- Liveliness
- Locking device with two toothed edges and a sliding tab
- Read quickly, with "through"
- Postal acronym
- Postal code
- Pep
- Nil
- Nine-digit number, maybe
- Nine-digit sequence
- Letter director
- Letter number
- Mail aid
- None at all
- Mailing code
- Not a thing
- Make haste
- The White House's is 20500
- Rush (along)
- Shrink, as computer files
- Shrink computer files
- Shut, in a way
- Word before car or code
- Speed along
- Speed (by)
- Speed
- Spice
- Type of code
- Squat
- What a lazybones lacks
- Slang term meaning "nothing"
- Scoot along
- Scoot
- Starving artist's net worth, slangily
- State follower
- Zero
- Zest
- Zilch
- USPS acronym
Recent Usage of Close, as a windbreaker in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Close, as a windbreaker" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Close, as a windbreaker in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 9, 2013
- LA Times - Sept. 5, 2012
- USA Today - Dec. 31, 2011
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 16, 2009
- New York Times - Nov. 16, 1998