Crossword Clue: Fresh language
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Fresh language"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Fresh language"
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- '00 AC/DC album "Stiff Upper ___"
- ___ balm
- "___ Gloss" (2007 song by Lil Mama)
- ___ pencil (makeup kit item)
- ___ service (promoter's strength)
- "___ Sync Battle" (show hosted by LL Cool J)
- "___ Sync Battle" (Spike series)
- ___-sync (mouth the lyrics)
- ___-synch (mouth the words)
- ___ ton Saskatchewan
- Barely miss, as a putt, with "out"
- ____ service
- _____ton, Saskatchewan
- A boxer might have a fat one
- Bell part
- Attitude, of a sort
- Attitude
- Bit of back talk
- Bit of backtalk
- Bit of effrontery
- Bit of freshness
- Bit of insolence
- Bit of sauce
- Blistex spot
- Blistex target
- Back talk
- Backtalk, in slang
- Backtalk
- Body part below the nose
- Body part used for kissing
- Body part where you might put gloss
- Balm application site
- Balm or gloss target
- Balm target
- Balmy place?
- Border
- Durocher
- Durocher's nickname
- Hole edge, in golf
- Hole edge
- Fresh language
- Fresh quality
- Fresh talk
- Freshness?
- Fat ___ (fight memento)
- Fat ___ (possible injury for a boxer)
- Fat ___
- Bratty talk
- Edge of a cup
- Edge of a glass
- Edge of a golf hole
- Edge of a sort
- Edge
- It can be glossed over
- Brim
- ChapStick destination
- ChapStick spot
- ChapStick target
- Guff
- It may be covered with gloss
- Cheeky talk
- It may be fat after a fight
- It may be glossed over
- It may be zipped
- It may get fat after a fight
- It may get glossed over
- It may swell after being struck
- Half a kisser
- Half a kissing couple?
- Embouchure element
- Embouchure
- It might be pierced
- Half a trumpet duet?
- It often gets glossed over
- It protrudes when you pout
- Cornet mouthpiece
- Buss stop?
- It's connected to a handlebar
- "Button your ___!" ("Be quiet!")
- It's glossed over during a make-up class?
- It's right under a mustache
- It's right under your nose?
- It's right under your nose
- Flange
- Epithet for Durocher.
- Crater's edge
- James Taylor "Oh Baby, Don't You Loose Your ___ on Me"
- Impertinence
- Impertinent talk
- Impolite reply
- Jar feature
- Jar part
- Jar rim
- Important body part for a tuba player
- Glass edge
- Glass part
- Glass spot, or gloss spot
- Impudence
- Impudent talk
- Canyon edge
- Gloss destination
- Gloss site
- Gloss spot
- Gloss target
- Glossed-over place, sometimes
- Glossed-over thing
- "Don't gimme no ___!"
- In most mammals, the upper one has a groove called a philtrum
- Cup edge
- Cup rim
- Cup's edge
- Cups' feature
- Forensic scientist's print source
- Carmex target
- Cusp
- Golf-hole edge
- Golf hole's edge
- Collagen injection site
- Collagen injection target
- Collagen target
- Jug rim
- Face feature
- Face part that can get chapped in the winter
- Face part that might get a collagen injection
- Facial feature used for a kiss or a pout
- Facial feature
- Insincere
- Insincere "service"
- "Stiff Upper ___" (Gershwin song)
- Rim of a cup
- Rim of a pitcher
- Rim of a vessel
- Rim
- Keep a stiff upper ___ (be stoic)
- Keep a stiff upper ___ (don't panic)
- "Keep a stiff upper ___"
- Ring locale
- Ring spot
- Service of a sort
- Pitcher part
- Pitcher rim
- Pitcher spout
- Pitcher's edge
- Where to apply gloss
- Puckering body part
- Place for a mustache
- Place for a piercing
- Place for a punk rocker's piercing
- Place for Blistex
- Place for ChapStick
- Place for gloss
- Mouth edge
- Mouth feature
- Mouth margin
- Mouth part
- Mouth piece?
- Mouth piece
- Some disrespect
- Mouthpiece?
- Mouthpiece
- Place for some gloss
- Outer edge
- Outer part of the mouth
- Punk piercing place
- Place to apply gloss makeup
- Place to apply gloss
- Verbal defiance, slangily
- Verbal defiance
- Place to get balmed
- Place to put gloss
- Vessel edge
- Kind of reader
- Kind of service or stick
- Kind of service
- Kind of stick
- Kind of sync
- Something that may be glossed over
- Trash talk
- Trash talker's talk
- Something to gloss over?
- Kisser?
- "The Louisville __": nickname for Ali
- Vocal impudence
- Rosy feature
- Mustache neighbor
- Mustache site
- Parents don't want any
- Short spout
- Raised edge
- Part of a pouring spout
- Part of the face where gloss is applied
- Part of the face where you might apply gloss
- Part of the face where you'd apply Blistex
- Part of the mouth that sticks out when one pouts
- Part of the mouth where Blistex or Carmex is applied
- Part of the mouth
- Part to button?
- Pout protrusion
- Pouter's protrusion
- Pouter's protuberance
- Pouty protruder
- One of a kissing pair
- Nickname for Durocher, with "The"
- Leo Durocher monicker, with "The"
- Leo the ___ (Durocher)
- Leo the ___ (Durocher's nickname)
- Leo the ___
- Pert talk
- Pertness
- Modern piercing site
- More back talk
- Projecting edge
- Pierced body part
- Piercing place
- Trumpeter's ___ (facial injury)
- Word before "service" or "reading"
- Word that can go before "gloss" or "balm"
- Word that can go before "service" or "sync"
- Word that can precede "sync" or "stick"
- Word with balm or gloss
- Word with gloss or stick
- Word with stick or service
- Sass
- Sassiness
- Sassy talk
- Type of music exec service?
- Type of service?
- Type of service from the sassy
- Type of service
- Thing to gloss over
- Spot for ChapStick
- Spot for gloss or balm
- Spot for gloss
- Spot for some piercings
- Ubangi's feature
- Spout
- What ChapStick is spread on
- Tip of a pouring spout
- Smartness
- You may be told to button or zip it
- You may be told to zip it
- Upper or lower body part
- You might be asked to button yours
- Where Blistex is applied
- Where Blistex or Carmex is applied
- Where Carmex is applied
- Where ChapStick is applied
- "Zip your ___!" ("Be quiet!")
- "Zip your ___!" ("Hush!")
- "Zip your ___!"
- Sensitive piercing site
Recent Usage of Fresh language in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Fresh language" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Fresh language in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Nov. 29, 2014
- Newsday - May 27, 2006
