Crossword Clue: Frequent film transition for George Lucas
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- ___ out (destroy)
- ___ out (obliterate)
- ___ out (raze)
- Baby bottom cleaner
- Dry, as dishes
- Dry dishes
- Dry, in a way
- Dry off.
- Dry off, as dishes
- Dry the dishes
- Dry with a towel
- Dry with cloth
- Frequent film transition for George Lucas
- Certain film transition
- Completely erase
- Delete, as data
- Changing table cloth
- Efface, with "off"
- Desmudge, as a touchscreen
- Brush
- Film editing effect
- Film-editing segue technique
- Film editing technique
- Film editing transition
- Film editor's choice
- Film editor's gradual transition
- Film editor's technique
- Diaper changer's cleaner
- Diaper changer's towelette
- Film segue, perhaps
- Film transition choice
- Buff
- Finish the dinner dishes
- Item often marketed as flushable
- Cinematic scene-changer
- Disposable cleaning aid
- Disposable cleaning cloth in a diaper bag
- Disposable in a diaper bag
- Disposable towelette
- Erase
- Erase, as a hard drive
- Erase, as from memory
- Erase completely
- Erase, in a way
- Erase, with "out"
- Do dish duty
- Do dishes
- Classic film transition
- Do the dishes
- Clean
- Clean a counter, say
- Clean (a surface)
- Clean a windshield
- Clean, as a drive
- Clean, as windows
- Clean completely, with "up"
- Clean (off)
- Clean off with a towel
- Clean one's clock?
- Clean one's windshield
- Clean the windshield
- Clean with a cloth
- Clean with a rag, e.g.
- Clean with a rag
- Clean with a sponge
- Clean with sponge
- Cleaning cloth
- Cleanse
- Clear of moisture, as a windshield
- Clear off
- Clear (off)
- Clear the blackboard
- Clear the screen
- Clear the windshield
- Car-wash conclusion
- Car-wash finale
- Exhaust, with "out"
- Help dry the dishes
- Help in the kitchen
- Help the dish washer
- Help the dishwasher, perhaps
- Help with the dishes, in a way
- Help with the dishes
- Utterly wear out, in slang
- Movie editor's technique
- Nursery cleaner
- Put a squeegee to work
- Towel
- Towel (off)
- Towelette, e.g.
- Towelette
- Rub, as with a cloth
- Rub clean with a circular motion
- Rub clean
- Rub dry
- Rub lightly
- Rub off
- Rub
- Run a cloth over
- Run a paper towel across
- Run a towel over
- Polish
- Napkin, e.g.
- Premoistened cloth
- Premoistened towelette
- Remove glass cleaner
- Remove with cloth
- Remove
- Moist towelette
- Picnic cleaner
- Piece of absorbent material
- Swab
- Sanitizing cloth
- Sponge (off)
- Sponge off
- Work with a dishtowel
- Scene-changing technique
- Scene shift, in a movie
- Wet-Nap, e.g.
- Squeegee, e.g.
- Squeegee
- Tend to the windshield
- Use a damp cloth
- Use a dish towel
- Use a dishtowel
- Use a doormat
- Use a dust rag on
- Use a moist towelette, say
- Use a moist towelette
- Use a napkin on
- Use a napkin
- Use a paper towel
- Use a rag on
- Use a sponge
- Use a sponge on
- Use a squeegee on
- Use a squeegee
- Use a towel
- Use a towel on
- Use Charmin, say
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- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - June 25, 2017
