Crossword Clue: Get ready to perform surgery
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- -- school
- 2005 Sittenfeld novel
- __ school
- ___ cook (chef's assistant)
- ___ school (Exeter, e.g.)
- ___ school (institution that gets students ready for college)
- ___ school (place like Choate or Groton)
- ___ school (place like Phillips Exeter Academy)
- ___ school (pre-college institution)
- ___ school (precollege institution)
- ___ school (private academy for the college-bound)
- ___ school (private pre-college institution)
- ___ school (private precollege institution)
- ___ school
- ____ school (precollege institution)
- ____ school
- A high school, for short
- Antiretroviral drug, for short
- Before-test work, informally
- Attend a boarding school
- Attend Abbot
- Attend Andover
- Attend Andover, e.g.
- Attend Andover or Exeter
- Attend Andover, perhaps
- Attend Andover, say
- Attend Choate, e.g.
- Attend Choate or Andover
- Attend Choate, say
- Attend Choate
- Attend Eton, e.g.
- Attend Eton, say
- Attend Eton
- Attend Exeter, e.g.
- Attend Exeter
- Attend Harrow
- Aid the chef, in a way
- Aid the chef
- Duty of some cooks
- Dealer __ (car-sticker line)
- Dealer ___ (car-sticker line)
- Dealer ___ (fee for an auto buyer)
- GRE practice
- Debone the chicken or dice the onions, say
- Certain school
- Certain school for short
- Certain school, for short
- Feed facts to, maybe
- Homework
- Elite school
- Elite-type school
- Cooking chore
- Emulate a sous chef
- Chop, perhaps
- Get ready, as for a lifetime of success handed to you on a silver platter
- Get ready, as for an exam
- Get ready, as for an op.
- Get ready, as for an operation
- Get ready, as for surgery
- Get ready, briefly
- Get ready, casually
- Get ready (for)
- Get ready for an exam, for short
- Get ready for an exam
- Get ready for an operation
- Get ready for, for short
- Get ready for OR work
- Get ready, for short
- Get ready (for surgery)
- Get ready for surgery, for short
- Get ready for surgery
- Get ready for the operating room
- Get ready for the O.R.
- Get ready for the OR
- Get ready, informally
- Get ready quickly?
- Get ready, slangily
- Get ready to operate
- Get ready to operate on
- Get ready to operate?
- Get ready to perform surgery, for short
- Get ready to perform surgery
- Get ready to proceed
- Get-ready work
- Get ready
- Get ready,for short
- Get set, briefly
- Get set
- Get things ready for the chef
- ER procedure
- Do a CPA's job
- Cram
- Do restaurant work
- Coach
- Job in a kitchen
- Exeter or Andover, for short
- Help the chef
- Careful planning, for short
- Curtis Sittenfeld novel about a girl at the prestigious Ault Academy
- Some kitchen work, informally
- Some kitchen work
- Kind of course
- Kind of h.s.
- Plan ahead, for short
- Plan ahead, informally
- Some restaurant kitchen work
- Some restaurant work
- Planning, for short
- Kind of sch.
- Kind of school.
- Kind of school focused on college admissions
- Kind of school, for short
- Kind of school
- Study (for)
- Study for a quiz
- Study for an exam
- Study for the SATs, say
- Study, informally
- Study session, shortly
- Kitchen job
- Kitchen work before cooking
- Trial run for a horse
- Trial run, in horse-racing lingo
- Trial run, in horse racing
- Trial run
- Shortened word in some high school names
- Part of a cook's job
- Medical ritual, briefly
- Medical ritual
- Ready, as for surgery
- Ready, briefly
- Ready for an operation
- Ready, for short
- Ready for surgery, briefly
- Ready for surgery, for short
- Ready for surgery
- Ready for the operating room, briefly
- Ready for the operating room
- Ready for the OR
- Ready for use (Abbr.)
- Ready for use
- Ready oneself
- Ready
- Lay the groundwork
- Practice for the GMAT, e.g.
- Practice for the LSAT, e.g.
- Practice for the SAT, say
- Pre-coll. school
- Pre-op activity
- Peeling potatoes or shucking corn, for short
- Precollege sch.
- Prestigious school, for short
- Princeton Review coursework
- Princeton Review or Kaplan study
- Private school
- Private school, briefly
- Private-school enrollee
- Restaurant kitchen work
- Restaurant work
- Make a trial run
- Make ready, briefly
- Make ready, for short
- Make ready for surgery
- Make ready, informally
- Make ready
- OR verb
- Warm-up
- Warm up, briefly
- Warm up, for short
- Warm up, perhaps
- Warm up
- Word after college or dealer
- Word after meal or before school
- Wash and chop the veggies, say
- Sadat practice
- Word in private school names, informally
- Word in some private school names
- Word in some school names
- SAT ___ book
- SAT ___ course
- SAT ___ courses
- SAT ___ (Kaplan course)
- SAT course, e.g.
- SAT practice
- Swot's milder kin
- Type of sch.
- Type of school, briefly
- Type of school, for short
- Type of school
- Sch. for a would-be Ivy Leaguer
- Sch. like Eton College
- School, for short
- School like Groton
- Slice and dice, perhaps
- Slicing, dicing, etc.
- Scrub down, as for surgery
- Scrub up before performing surgery
- Scrub up, e.g.
- Scrub up, say
- Teacher's before-class work
- Test ___
Recent Usage of Get ready to perform surgery in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - March 26, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 21, 2012
- USA Today - Oct. 1, 2010
