Crossword Clue: Cut with sweeping strokes
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- /
- And/or divider
- Abridge
- AC/DC member?
- Address separator, perhaps
- Bit of URL punctuation
- Axl's bandmate
- Fractional bit?
- Fractional part?
- Censure unsparingly
- Edit harshly, perhaps
- Guitarist behind Axl Rose
- Guitarist whose real name is Saul Hudson
- Guitarist with a signature top hat
- Guns 'n' Roses guitarist
- Guns N' Roses guitarist whose name is also a keyboard symbol
- Guns N' Roses guitarist
- Guns N' Roses member
- Diagonal divider
- Diagonal line
- Diagonal mark
- Garment slit
- Gash
- Burn's partner
- Hyphen's cousin
- Hyphen's relative
- Engage in a bit of swordplay
- Discount dramatically
- Iconic Guns N' Roses guitarist
- Dividing line
- Division indicator
- Do more than trim
- GnR guitarist
- Forest debris
- Curtail
- Cut
- Cut a budget sharply
- Cut, as federal spending
- Cut, as prices
- Cut back a lot
- Cut back
- Cut deeply, as prices
- Cut down
- Cut dramatically, as prices
- Cut dramatically
- Cut drastically, as prices
- Cut drastically
- Cut in a hurry
- Cut prices drastically
- Cut prices severely
- Cut prices to the bone
- Cut prices
- Cut sharply, as prices
- Cut sharply
- Cut slits in
- Cut to the bone
- Cut violently
- Cut wildly
- Cut with sweeping strokes
- Cutting stroke
- Drastically reduce, as prices
- Drastically reduce
- Former Guns N' Roses guitarist
- Former lead guitarist of Guns N' Roses
- Seriously cut, as prices
- Seriously reduce
- "November Rain" soloist
- Velvet Revolver guitarist
- Mark after a colon, in a URL
- Mark down
- Mark down, as prices
- Mark down drastically
- Mark down much
- Mark of Zorro, e.g.
- Mark of Zorro
- Mark separating lines of poetry
- Oblique division symbol
- Oblique stroke
- Quality of new-fallen snow
- Playable character in Guitar Hero III
- Shift neighbor
- Shilling mark
- Virgule
- Question mark's key-mate
- The only Guns guitarist
- Part of 10/29/14
- Part of 1/2
- Part of 1/3
- Lacerate
- Part of a URL
- Part of a U.R.L.
- Member of Guns N' Roses ... or AC/DC?
- Partner of burn
- Long cut
- Reduce, as prices
- Reduce dramatically
- Reduce drastically, as prices
- Reduce drastically
- Reduce greatly
- Reduce prices drastically
- Reduce quite a bit
- Reduce severely
- Reduce sharply
- One of two on a short date?
- Lower, as prices
- One-third of the mark of Zorro
- Price cut
- Not just trim, as prices
- Not just trim
- More than just reduce
- More than just trim, as prices
- More than trim
- Saber mark
- Sweeping cut
- "Sweet Child o' Mine" guitarist
- Web address punctuation
- Web address symbol
- Web addresses separator
- Website address separator symbol
- Symbol after "http:"
- Symbol between gender pronouns
- Symbol in a URL
- Symbol in many a URL
- Symbol repeated after http:
- Take a lot off
- Wound
- Skirt feature
- Slanting line
- Slit
- URL element
- URL part
- URL punctuation mark
- URL punctuator
- URL separator
- Use a saber
- Zorro's mark
Recent Usage of Cut with sweeping strokes in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Cut with sweeping strokes in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 5, 2016
- USA Today - Oct. 7, 2014
- Universal Crossword - July 24, 2006
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 2, 2001