Crossword Clue: Duo before hooray
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Duo before hooray"
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- "___ Don't Lie" (#1 hit for Shakira)
- "___ Don't Lie" (#1 song for Shakira)
- "___ Don't Lie" (2006 Shakira hit)
- "___ Don't Lie" (Shakira song)
- "___ Don't Lie"
- A 36 in 36-24-36
- A 36 of a famous measurement
- Belly dancers move them around
- Arms-akimbo joints
- Akimbo joints
- Body part mentioned in "The Locomotion"
- Body parts
- Body parts involved in the macarena
- Body parts that hula dancers shake
- Ball-and-socket joints
- False rose fruit
- Duo before hooray
- Fanny pack's place
- Frequent reduction targets
- Certain curves
- Fruit of a rose plant
- Fruit of a rose
- Fruit of the rose
- Hooray preceders?
- Elvis moved his, famously
- Elvis swiveled his
- Elvis' swivelers
- Elvis's shocking swivelers
- Elvis's swivelers
- Elvis's were famous
- Dieter's target area
- Hand rests for the angry
- Hand rests for the impatient
- Handholds while slow-dancing
- Hula dancers shake them
- Hula dancers sway them
- Hula dancer's swayers
- Hula dancers' swivelers
- Hula dancer's swivelers
- Hula dancers wiggle them
- Hula hoop holders
- Hula Hoop holders?
- Hula Hoop movers
- Hula hoop spinners
- Hula hoop support
- Hula Hoop supports
- Hula movers and shakers
- Hula movers
- Hula shakers
- Hula swayers
- Hula swingers
- Hula swivelers
- Hands on ___ (akimbo)
- Hands-on sites?
- Disco swingers?
- Haunches
- Coxae
- Important factor in posture
- Joints swayed by hula dancers
- Joints that may be replaced
- Joints that move a lot in Zumba classes
- The 34 in 35-24-34
- The 35 in 34/23/35
- The 36 of a famous measurement
- Where your hands are if they're "akimbo"
- Where your innominate bones are
- Torso parts
- SF's The Mother ___
- Movers and shakers at a club?
- Shakers on the dance floor
- Shakira's "___ Don't Lie"
- Shakira's "don't lie"
- Shakira's don't lie
- Places for holsters
- Some targets for weight watchers
- The last of 38-28-38
- Roof angles
- Shimmied body parts
- Shimmy shakers
- Rose __
- Rose ___
- Rose fruit
- Rose fruits
- Rose or snakes' ___
- Rose parts
- Rose plant fruits
- Pocket places, often
- Shorts supports
- Part of 36-24-36
- Runner's supporters
- Part of the fashion silhouette.
- Parts "hugged" by a retro style of jeans
- Parts of cheers
- Parts of roofs
- Last 36 of 36-24-36
- Last number of three measurements
- Last of three classic measurements
- Potential replacement sites
- Pelvic joints
- Presley shook them
- Replaceable joints
- These are attached to femurs
- These don't lie
- These move to a hula
- They "don't lie," in a #1 Shakira hit
- They "don't lie," so says Shakira
- Salsa shakers
- They may hold your pants up
- They may swivel
- They move around a lot at a square dance
- They move during a hula
- Twist movers
- Two ___ and a hooray
- They're below waists
- Words before hurray!
- Words before ''hurray!''
- Swingers on the dance floor?
- Swinging joints?
- They're shaken in a shimmy
- Swiveled joints
- Swiveling joints
- Things that swing at a swing dance
- Spots for holsters
- What hula dancers sway
- What hula dancers swivel
- Targets for weight watchers
- Second 36 of 36-24-36
- Where hands go in the Time Warp dance
- Where holsters go
- Where jeans hug
Recent Usage of Duo before hooray in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 27, 1986