Crossword Clue: Finishes with
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Finishes with"
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- 1999 Ron Howard film
- '90 Sundays hit "Here's Where the Story ___"
- ___ of the earth
- A and Z, for the alphabet
- A and Z, in the alphabet
- A loop doesn't have any
- A ring doesn't have them
- A string has two
- Abates in court
- "Before we go any further I want my __" Everlast
- "Before we go any further I want my ___" (Everlast)
- Abolishes
- At loose ___
- At loose ____
- Administers the coup de grâce
- Aglets, for shoelaces
- Aims
- Airs its final episode
- Airs the final episode of
- Airs the final episode
- Blows over
- All-American Rejects "It ___ Tonight"
- ''All's Well That ___ Well''
- "All's Well That ___ Well"
- Bombs are thrown to them
- Book ___.
- Book ___
- Book holders
- Border lines
- Borderlines
- Borders
- Comes to a close
- Comes to a conclusion
- Comes to a grinding halt
- Comes to a halt
- Comes to a stop
- Fragments
- Grand finales, for fireworks shows
- Intentions
- Boundaries
- Boundary lines
- Bounds
- Ceases
- Bow and stern, e.g.
- Dead ___ (roads with no outlet)
- Dead-___ (streets or alleys with no outlet)
- Dead and loose followers
- Hits 0:00
- Far left and far right
- December 31, the letter Z, etc.
- Certain blockers
- Companion of odds.
- Companion of odds
- Companions of odds
- Green Day "Wake Me Up When September ___"
- Certain gridiron positions
- Earth extremes
- Earth parts, figuratively
- Earth parts?
- Certain linemen
- Bread crusts' positions
- Bread heels
- Bread slices
- Is discontinued
- Is done
- Grid men
- Gridiron group
- Gridiron positions
- Gridiron targets
- Completes the coda, e.g.
- Completes the coda
- Completes
- Is over
- Grinds to a halt
- Breaks off
- Front and back
- Brett Favre targets
- Challah heels, e.g.
- Concludes
- Conclusions
- Denouements
- Brings down the curtain
- Brings the curtain down on
- Brings to a close
- Brings to a conclusion
- Brings to a halt
- Brings to a screeching halt
- Hoop's lack
- Confining features
- Furthermost limits
- Furthermost parts.
- Furthest points
- Furthest reaches
- Desired outcomes
- Destinies
- Eleven positions
- Hair parts that might be split
- DeVotchKa "How It ___"
- Elway targets
- Email command
- Haldeman's "The ___ of Power"
- Chewy bread parts
- Half a potpourri pair
- Budget meeting?
- Budgeters make them meet
- Budgets make them meet
- Final bits
- Final boundaries
- Final chapters
- Final parts
- Final stages
- Final word of a budgeting quip
- Finales
- Finalizes
- Finally stops
- Halts
- Finish lines, e.g.
- Difficult things to make meet
- Finishes (appropriately)
- Finishes off
- Finishes the finale
- Finishes up
- Finishes with
- Finishes
- Burn the candle at both ___ (work late)
- Burn the candle at both ___
- Items sometimes loose
- Burnt barbecue bits
- Burnt barbecue pieces
- It's a feat to make these meet
- It's better when they meet
- Counterpart of odds
- Discontinues
- Butts
- It's good to make them meet
- It's good when they meet
- It's hard to make them meet
- Gertain Giants or Jets
- Circle's lack
- "I want my ___" Everlast
- Fizzles out
- Gets done with
- It's sometimes hard to make them meet
- Epilogs
- Have trouble making ___ meet (struggle financially)
- Have trouble making ___ meet
- Divinity shapings
- Calls a halt to
- Calls a halt
- Calls it a day
- Calls it quits
- Calls off
- Calls to a halt
- Do they justify the means?
- Cricket wickets
- Doesn't carry on
- Doesn't continue
- Doesn't go on forever
- Doesn't go on
- Doesn't keep going
- Doesn't last forever
- ... candle at both ___
- Clippings
- Everlast single off "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues"
- Everlast's '99 hit
- Closes down
- Closes out
- Closes the book on
- Closes up shop
- Closes
- Closings
- Don Hutson et al.
- Crustiest bread slices, generally
- Crustiest parts of a loaf
- Crustiest parts of loaves
- Crusty pieces of a loaf of bread
- Football linemen
- Heels of a loaf
- Heels of loaves
- Heels on a pumpernickel
- Heels or butts
- Heels, really
- Heels
- Football-pass catchers
- Football players
- Football positions
- Goals of means
- Goals
- "... in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18)
- ". . . in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18)
- Culminates
- Goes away, in a way
- Forbids any more of
- Goes last
- Goes no further
- Goes no longer
- Expires
- "Here's Where the Story ___" Sundays
- "Here's Where the Story ___"
- Cuts it out
- Cuts off
- Cuts short
- Colin Kaepernick targets
- Extrema, e.g.
- Extreme pair
- Draws the curtain on
- Draws to a close
- Extremes
- Extremities.
- Extremities
- Infinite loops don't have them
- Good things to have meet
- Good things to make meet
- Fades to black
- Justifications for means, sometimes?
- Justifiers of means
- Drops the curtain on
- Drops
- Utmost boundaries
- Right and left
- Most-cooked parts of roasts
- " . . . that ___ well"
- Prow and stern, e.g.
- Prow and stern
- Rings lack them
- Manages, as a bar
- Vanishing points
- Top and bottom, e.g.
- Nothing follows them
- Some are loose, some are tight
- Some are split
- Some are tight
- Stopping points
- Stops existing
- Stops it
- Stops working
- Stops
- Some big Giants
- Some blockers
- Some bologna slices
- Some bread slices
- Some can't make them meet
- Settles
- Pulls the plug on
- Pulls the plug
- Some defensive linemen
- Outcomes
- Some eligible receivers
- Outer limits
- Some fantasy football trades
- Some fast Giants
- Many rushers
- Some football linemen
- Some football players
- Some Giants
- Kills
- Some gridiron guys
- Some gridiron players
- Purposes
- Some linemen
- Some might be loose, others tight
- Some Montana targets
- Some NFL players
- Some NFLers
- Some of Kosar's targets
- Some of the fastest football players
- Some offensive or defensive gridders
- Some pass catchers
- Some pass receivers
- Wide receivers
- "Some people will rob their mother for the ___" Everlast
- Some pigskin catchers
- Some receivers
- Some sausage slices
- The financially savvy make them meet
- Some scrimmagers
- Puts a stop to
- Puts the kibosh on
- Puts to bed
- Puts to rest
- Objectives
- Objects
- Some touchdown scorers
- Some try to make them meet
- QB targets
- QB's targets
- Winds down
- Winds up, or winds down
- Winds up or winds down
- Winds up
- Kingdom of ___ (Kantian concept)
- Windups
- Oct. 31, Nov. 30, etc.
- Pair in a line
- Pair in a loaf
- Quashes
- Odds and --
- Odds and __ (miscellany)
- Odds and ___ (miscellaneous things)
- Odds and ___ (various things)
- Odds and ___
- Odds and ____
- Odds' companion
- Odds companion
- Odds' counterpart
- Odd's mates
- Odds' mates
- Odds' partner
- Odds partner
- Odds' partners
- Kisses off
- Plays the coda
- Plays the last note
- Rope parts
- Sometimes hard to make them meet
- "Sometimes kids get murdered for the ___" Everlast
- "Sometimes kids get murdered for the ___ ..." (Everlast)
- "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story ___"
- Limits
- Knocks off
- Volumes A and Z, e.g.
- Volumes A and Z in an encyclopedia
- Quits
- Line pair
- R and R in Rochester, e.g.
- Linemen
- Short pieces of cloth.
- Often-loose items
- Often-loose things
- Trimmer's targets
- Means justification, for some
- Means' justification
- Means justifications
- Means' justifier
- Means justifier
- Means justifier, for some
- Means' justifiers
- Means' justifiers?
- Means justifiers?
- Means justifiers, at times
- Means justifiers, for some
- Means justifiers, perhaps
- Means justifiers, some say
- Means justifiers
- Means may justify them
- Means' partner
- "Wake Me Up When September ___"
- Poles of a magnet, e.g.
- The two to a loaf
- Runs no more
- Runs out
- Loaf extremities
- Loaf heels, essentially
- Loaf heels, really
- Loaf heels
- Loaf pair
- Loaf parts that you may eat last
- Loaf parts
- Loaf tidbits
- Men on the line
- Men to be headed off at the pass
- Partner of means
- Partner of "odds"
- Partner of odds
- Reaches 0:00:00 on a countdown clock, say
- Reaches a coda, say
- Reaches a conclusion
- Reaches the coda
- Reaches the finale
- Partner to odds
- Partners of odds
- Omegas
- Parts cut off
- Parts of a loaf
- Parts of bread often the last to be eaten
- Parts to tie
- Pass-catchers
- Pass catchers
- Pass masters?
- Pass receivers
- Last bits
- Positions that may be split
- Last parts
- Loose __
- Loose ___
- Loose items, sometimes
- Potential pass receivers
- "Loose" things
- Loose things not found in rings
- Loose things to tie up?
- Loose things to tie up
- Loose things
- "Pavement ___" (street sign)
- Millay's candle had two
- Pencil points and erasers
- Pencil tips
- Least popular slices
- Lowers the curtain on
- Leaves off
- NFL positions
- Left overs
- Leftovers
- Relatives of odds
- Periods, for many sentences
- Periods
- Nips in the bud
- Remnants
- Machiavellian concerns
- Machiavellian justification
- Möbius strip's lack
- Peters out
- Non-meeters, often
- Phases out
- Resolutions
- Make ___ meet (barely scrape by financially)
- Make ___ meet (get by financially)
- Make ___ meet (get by)
- Make ___ meet (live within one's means)
- Make ___ meet (stay within one's budget)
- Make ___ meet
- Make ____ meet
- Montana targets
- Results
- Make -- meet
- Make-meet connector
- Make-meet link
- Make-meet middle
- Make/meet connector
- Makemeet
- Making ___ meet
- Rice and Irvin
- Pigskin receivers
- Sundays "Here's Where the Story ___"
- Sundays: "Here's Where the Story ___"
- Theme of the puzzle
- Shuts down
- Word after loose or split
- Word attached to book
- There are two in a loaf
- These may be loose or tight
- These may be split
- These might be split
- They can be loose or split
- They can be loose or tight
- They can be made to meet
- They can be tight or loose
- They can be tight
- They can justify the means
- They catch bombs
- They have the odds with them
- Signs off
- They justify the means?
- They justify the means, in a saying
- They justify the means, it's said
- They justify the means
- They line up next to tackles
- They may be bitter or defensive
- They may be bitter
- They may be dead
- They may be living or dead
- They may be loose or split
- They may be loose or tight
- They may be loose
- They may be offensive
- They may be poles apart
- They may be split
- They may be split on heads
- They may be split or loose
- They may be split or tight
- They may be split, tight or loose
- Word with book and week
- They may be tight or loose
- They may be tight or right
- They may come with odds
- They may justify means
- They may justify the means
- They might be loose or tight
- They might be split or loose
- They might be split
- They might be tight or loose
- They might meet in a bowl
- Word with front or rear
- We hope they meet
- They rarely meet
- Word with loose or book
- Speedy linemen
- Word with rear and book
- Word with rear or book
- Word with "rear" or "tight"
- Word with split and rear
- Word with split or bitter
- Word with split or book
- Two of eleven
- Two on a line
- They're far from the center
- Santa Monica and Chicago, for Route 66
- Two slices of a loaf of bread
- Two slices of a loaf
- Swift pass receivers
- They're loose or tight
- They're offensive and chase bombs
- They're offensive and looking to score
- They're on lines
- Split __
- Split ___ (hair problems)
- Split ___ (problems for a hairstylist)
- Split ___ (tonsorial woe, and a hint to this puzzle's theme)
- Split ___
- Split ____
- "Split" hair parts
- Split or loose items?
- Split parts of unattended hair
- They're sometimes loose
- Split_____
- They're third from the center
- They're well off-center
- Sausage's two
- Sports receivers
- Things rings lack
- Things that are farthest from the center
- Things to make meet
- Tackles' neighbors
- Tackles' teammates
- Tag and loose
- Ultimate goals
- Tails
- Ultimate intentions
- Ultimate objectives
- Ultimate purposes
- Wraps things up
- Wraps up
- Wraps
- What a circle lacks
- What a Möbius strip lacks
- What a ring doesn't have
- What a ring lacks
- What an infinite loop lacks
- Wurst pair
- What bagels are made without
- What circles lack
- Stamps out
- What even a Springsteen show does
- What even the longest show does
- Scraps
- What hoops and rings lack
- Tie up loose ___
- Tie up some loose ___
- Targets for Brett Favre
- Tight ___ (NFL players who typically wear jersey numbers 80 to 89)
- Tight and split athletes
- Tight and split
- Tight and wide men
- Tight and wide players
- Targets of men who make passes?
- Targets of men who make passes
- Targets of some bombs
- "Tight" ones
- "Tight" or "loose" follower
- Tight or loose followers
- Tight positions?
- What means may justify
- What most donuts don't have
- Tim Tebow targets
- What rings lack
- What skimpers hope to make meet
- Unpopular slices
- What the Earth doesn't really have
- What this puzzle does here
- What to make meet
- Tips
- You hope they meet
- Upshots
- Snaps, as a winning streak
- "To the ___ of the Earth"
- To the ___ of the earth
- Terminal parts
- Terminal points
- Terminals
- Terminals, for bus routes
- Terminals or terminates
- Terminates
- Termination points
- Terminations
- Termini
- Terminuses
- Tom Brady targets
- Where hairs may be split
- Where hairs may split
Recent Usage of Finishes with in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Finishes with" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Finishes with in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - March 29, 2018
- Newsday - Oct. 22, 2017
- New York Times - May 15, 2016
- Newsday - Aug. 18, 2015
- Newsday - April 18, 2015
- Washington Post - May 26, 2013
- Newsday - Feb. 12, 2013
- Newsday - Jan. 8, 2013
- Newsday - March 27, 2012
- Newsday - March 17, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 1, 2011
- USA Today - Aug. 22, 2008
- Newsday - Oct. 22, 2006
