Crossword Clue: Cricket-field parts
If you're looking for all of the crossword answers for the clue "Cricket-field parts" then you're in the right place. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue.
If you are stuck trying to answer the crossword clue "Cricket-field parts", and really can't figure it out, then take a look at the answers below to see if they fit the puzzle you're working on.
Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Cricket-field parts"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Cricket-field parts:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Cricket-field parts"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Cricket-field parts:
- ___ and ons
- Assassinates, in gangland slang
- Blows away
- Deep-sixes, to a thug
- Certain switch positions
- Electrical switch positions
- Eliminates, gangland-style
- Eliminates, gangster-style
- Eliminates, hit man-style
- Eliminates, mob-style
- Brush-___ (dismissals)
- Dial settings
- Dispatches, gang-style
- Dispatches, mob-style
- Dispatches, 'Sopranos' style
- Dispatches
- Ices, Mafia-style
- Ices, mob-style
- Ices, so to speak
- Ices, to a thug
- Ices
- Gets rid of, mob-style
- Gets rid of
- Cricket-field parts
- Cricket-field sides
- Does a hit man's job
- Does a hit on
- Does a hitman's job
- Does a mob hit on
- Does away with, in slang
- Does away with, Mafia-style
- Does away with, mob-style
- Does away with
- Does in, gangland-style
- Does in, gangster-style
- Does in, in gangster flicks
- Does in, in mob slang
- Does in, in slang
- Does in, mob style
- Does in, mob-style
- Does in, slangily
- Does in
- Follower of cast, cook, or cut
- Captains, majors, etc.: Abbr.
- Cut-___ (short shorts)
- Cut or shut follower
- Extinguishes
- Rip-__: thefts
- Rip- -- (flimflams)
- Rip- -- (swindles)
- Rip --- (thefts)
- Many buttons
- Kills, gangland-style
- Kills, gangster-style
- Kills, hitman-style
- Kills, in gangster lingo
- Kills, in mob slang
- Kills, in slang
- Kills, mob-style
- Kills: sl.
- Kills, slang
- Kills, slangily
- Kills, 'Sopranos'-style
- Kills, 'Sopranos' style
- Kills 'Sopranos'-style
- Some machine settings
- Trade-___ (compromises)
- Some switch positions
- Some switch settings
- Some switches
- Play-___ (tiebreakers)
- Play-____
- Murders
- Murders a mobster
- Murders, mob-style
- Murders, slangily
- Kiss-___ (heave-hos)
- Wipes out
- Rubs out, in mob slang
- Rubs out
- Show-__ (big boasters)
- Show-__ (braggarts)
- Show-__ (flamboyant ones)
- Show-___ (attention-getting people)
- Show-___ (braggarts)
- Show-___ (hotdogs)
- The three of this puzzle's theme entries
- Policemen: Abbr.
- Leaves cold, say
- Ons and ___.
- Ons and ____
- Ons' opposites
- Light-switch positions
- Light-switch readings
- Not ons
- Word after "pay" or "play"
- Sides of cricket fields
- Sign-__ (farewells)
- Sign-___ (farewells)
- Sign- -- (approvals)
- Sign- -- (farewells)
- Wastes
- Wastes, in gangster flicks
- Wastes, in mob slang
- Wastes, mob-style
- Silences, gang-style
- Silences, in slang
- Word with ''pay'' or ''play''
- Word with "pay" or "show"
- Spin-___ (unoriginal TV shows)
- Switch choices
- Switch positions
- Switch settings
- Switch words?
- Whacks, in the Mafia
- Whacks, mob-style
- Whacks, to a wiseguy
- Whacks
- "Takes care of"
- Takes out, a la a hit man
- Takes out, as a hit man would
- Takes out, as a mobster would say
- Takes out, Cosa Nostra style
- Takes out, mob-style
- Takes out, so to speak
- Takes out
- Slays, in mob slang
- Slays, in slang
- Slays, informally
- Slays, mob-style
- Slays, slangily
- Slays, 'Sopranos' style
- Slays, syndicate-style
- Tax write-___
- Tip and rip finishers
- "Tip" or "rip" finish
- Tip or rip finish
- Snuffs out, mob-style
- Snuffs out
- Send-__: farewells
- Send-___ (farewell parties)
Recent Usage of Cricket-field parts in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Cricket-field parts" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Cricket-field parts in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Jan. 5, 1985
