Crossword Clue: Fail to break, as a curveball
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Fail to break, as a curveball"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Fail to break, as a curveball"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Fail to break, as a curveball:
- __ around (loiter)
- __ in there (persist)
- ___ around (loiter)
- ___ by a thread
- "___ 'em!" (mob's cry)
- ___ fire (pend)
- ___ in the balance (be undecided)
- "___ in there!" ("Don't give up!")
- "___ in there!"
- "___ it all!"
- ___ loose (chill out)
- "___ on Sloopy"
- ___ ten(do a surfing maneuver)
- "___ tight"
- ___ up (end a phone call)
- Be dependent
- Be in suspense
- Be suspended
- Be undecided
- Be unresolved
- Attach, as a rider
- Attach backdrops
- Attach pictures to the wall
- Install, as a door
- Install, as curtains
- Install, as draperies
- Install, as drapes
- Install curtains
- Install in a gallery, maybe
- Install in a gallery
- Install on a wall
- Install on the wall
- Install paintings
- Install wallpaper, say
- Hobnob, in modern slang
- Eastwood Western "___ 'Em High"
- It can precede "up" or "out"
- Hook up, say
- Guster: "___ On"
- Consort (with)
- Hover
- Chill, as with your homies
- Chill out
- Chill, with "out"
- Chill (with)
- Chill
- General idea
- Get hooked?
- Display, as a picture
- Display in a gallery
- Display, in a way
- Display wall art
- Get the __ of (become accustomed to)
- Get the __ of (learn)
- Get the ___ of (get good at)
- Get the ___ of
- Do a gallery task
- Do gallery work
- Go to the gallows
- Execute, in a way
- Exhibit, as art
- Exhibit, as pictures
- Cold War Kids "___ Me Up to Dry"
- Drape
- Judge Bean's decision, reputedly
- Judge Bean's decision
- Just chill
- Fail to break, as a curveball
- Droop
- Dangle
- Keep in suspense
- Keep up with
- Manner of doing something
- Stop responding to the keyboard and mouse
- Mount a sconce
- Mount, as a sconce
- Kick back (with)
- Place on the wall
- Put a painting up
- String up
- Kind of glider
- Put on a hook
- Put on a wall, like a picture
- Put on one's wall
- Put on the line, perhaps
- Put on the wall
- Put out the wash
- Put the shirt in the closet
- Put up a picture
- Put up a swing
- Put up, as a painting
- Put up, as a picture
- Put up, as an oil
- Put up, as artwork
- Put up, as curtains
- Put up, as posters
- Kind of nail
- Put up, as wallpaper
- Put up drapes
- Put up for display
- Put up, in a way
- Put up on a wall
- Put up on the wall
- Put up (painting)
- Put up paintings
- Put up some paintings
- Put up wallpaper
- Put up
- Pal around (with)
- Matchbox 20 song that gets suspended?
- Knack.
- Knack
- Soul Asylum '88 release "___ Time"
- Wait around
- Wait, with "on"
- Nail to the wall
- The way a garment falls
- Loiter, nowadays
- Loiter, with "out"
- Loiter
- Lose at a pencil-and-paper word game
- Pend
- Leave via the gallows
- Relax, in modern lingo
- Relax, informally
- Remain undecided
- Let it all ___ out (be very relaxed and open)
- Not be resolved
- Word before dog or nail
- Word before tight or loose
- Word before time or ten
- Suspend, as curtains
- Suspend
- Suspended Matchbox 20 song?
- Word with over and out
- Spend time together, informally
- Spend time together, slangily
- Spend time (with)
- Word with ten or nail
- Swing freely
- What some gliders do
- Send to the gallows
Recent Usage of Fail to break, as a curveball in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Fail to break, as a curveball" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Fail to break, as a curveball in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 29, 2012
- USA Today - May 11, 2010
- NY Sun - Jan. 12, 2005
