Crossword Clue: Give the heave-ho
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- '80s Canucks Kick ___
- "___ Handles" (Gary Snyder poem featuring a hatchet)
- ___ throwing (lumberjack's sport)
- An ____ to grind
- Battle-___.
- "Battle ___" Quiet Riot
- Battle or pick follower
- A hatchet is a small one
- A musician might pick it? (Var.)
- Any jazz instrument
- A tomahawk is a small one
- Apt rhyme for "lumberjacks"
- Apt rhyme for lumberjacks
- Apt rhyme for "whacks"
- Arrid alternative
- Big feller?
- Big hatchet
- Big name in body sprays
- Big name in body wash
- Big name in men's deodorant
- Big name in men's grooming
- Billet-making tool
- Billhook relative
- Adze relative
- Bladed tool
- Bad ___, Mich. (seat of Huron County)
- Bad ____, Mich.
- Bad ____ Michigan
- Bad _____, Mich.
- Bob Marley swings a "Small" one
- Bob Marley used a "Small" one
- Body spray brand marketed to young men
- Body spray brand that shares its name with a weapon
- Body spray brand with hot ads
- Body spray brand with provocative ads
- Body spray brand with sexy ads
- Body spray brand
- Body spray choice
- Body spray often associated with douchebags
- Body spray that causes you to drown in ladies, according to some of the most subtle of American advertising
- Body spray with a Gold Temptation fragrance
- Body spray with an Anarchy for Her variety
- Body spray with sexy ads
- Body spray with suggestive ads
- Body wash brand
- Borden weapon
- Borden's weapon
- Instinct body spray brand
- Instrument, in jazz lingo
- Bough breaker
- Bough-removing tool
- Dump
- Dungeons & Dragons weapon
- D&D weapon
- "Fargo" weapon
- Brand known as Lynx in the U.K.
- Brand of body spray named for a chopping tool
- Brand of body spray
- Brand of body wash
- Brand of men's body spray
- Brand that makes deodorant, and not medieval weapons as you might expect
- Green Knight's weapon in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight"
- Certain hacker
- Break a log
- Break open, maybe
- Degree rival
- Grooming brand for "helping guys get the girl"
- Grooming brand with Peace and Harmony products (seriously? OK)
- Grooming line with the slogan "Find your magic"
- Grooming product brand targeted at young men
- Ground tool?
- Issue a pink slip
- Fell a fir
- Fell a tree
- Fell in a forest
- Fell, in a way
- Feller
- Feller in a forest
- Feller's implement
- Feller's need
- Feller's tool
- Felling aid
- Felling tool
- It can be double-sided
- Deodorant brand
- Guitar god's guitar
- Guitar hero's guitar
- Guitar, in cock rock
- Guitar, in rock slang
- Guitar, in slang
- Guitar, slangily (var.)
- Guitar, slangily
- Guitar, to a guitar god
- Guitar, to a guitarist (Var.)
- Guitar, to a rock musician
- Guitar, to a rocker
- Guitar, to the Nuge
- Guitarist's guitar
- Horror movie weapon
- Broad-bladed ___ (Tolkien's description of Gimli's weapon)
- It may be double-bladed
- Hack down
- Hack
- Hacker
- Hacker, but not on a computer
- Hacker capable of breaking into any computer?
- Hacker, of a sort
- Hacker, of sorts
- Hacker that may be double-headed
- Hacker?
- Hacker's aid
- Hacker's equipment
- Hacker's item
- Hacker's need
- Hacker's tool
- Hacking tool
- "Game of Thrones" weapon
- Cherry-tree chopper
- Cherry tree chopper
- It may have twin blades
- Brutally cancel, as a sitcom
- Brutally cancel, as a TV show
- Brutally destroy
- Brutally dismiss
- It may split your trunks
- It may take a bough
- Halberd part
- It might be stuck in a log
- Emergency tool for breaking down doors
- Budget cutter?
- It wasn't handled in the Stone Age
- Gave the __: fired
- Hand-held chopping tool
- Cord cutter?
- Cord cutter
- Hand tool
- Fir feller: Var.
- Fir feller
- Fire?
- Fire, as a team manager
- Chipper or chopper
- Fire engine tool
- Fire, in a way
- Fire, or fire-fighting tool
- Fire, so to speak
- Fire truck accessory
- Fire truck equipment
- Fire truck item
- Fire truck tool
- Fire-truck tool
- Fire (var.)
- Fire: Var.
- Fire
- Bunyan blade
- Bunyan prop
- Bunyan tool
- Bunyan's blade
- Bunyan's implement
- Bunyan's tool
- Item for grinding
- Firefighter tool
- Firefighter's chopper
- Firefighter's chopping tool
- Firefighter's equipment
- Firefighter's gear
- Firefighter's implement
- Firefighter's need, maybe
- Firefighter's need
- Firefighter's tool
- Firefighting aid
- Firefighting tool
- Item held by the king of diamonds
- Item in a box marked "In case of fire ..."
- Firehouse tool
- Fireman's chopping tool
- Fireman's door buster
- Fireman's door opener
- Fireman's equipment
- Fireman's gear
- Firemans tool
- Fireman's tool
- Firetruck tool
- Firewood chopper's implement
- Firewood former
- Firewood splitter
- Firing metaphor
- Item on a fasces
- Item on the chopping block?
- Item on the "Friday the 13th Part 2" poster
- Chop down
- Chop
- Chopper for a jack
- Chopper for a logger
- Chopper
- Chopper's implement
- Chopping need
- Chopping spree tool?
- Chopping tool that's also a body spray brand
- Chopping tool that's swung
- Chopping tool
- Bush whacker?
- Hard-headed feller?
- Engage in downsizing
- Discharge, informally
- It's given to some losing managers
- It's ground by grudge holders
- It's just what a feller needs
- Dismiss abruptly
- Dismiss from the staff
- Dismiss in a way
- Dismiss, in a way
- Dismiss, informally
- Dismiss ruthlessly
- Dismiss summarily
- Dismiss unceremoniously
- Dismiss
- Get it and you're fired
- Hatchet
- It's often ground
- Hatchet cousin
- Hatchet, e.g.
- Hatchet, for instance
- Hatchet job necessity?
- Hatchet-like tool
- Hatchet or tomahawk
- Hatchet relative
- Hatchet (Var.)
- Hatchet's cousin
- Hatchet's kin
- Hatchet's larger cousin
- Get rid of
- Ice climber's tool
- Get the ___ (be fired from a job)
- Get the ___ (be fired)
- It's swung in a forest
- It's swung in forests (Var.)
- It's swung in forests
- It's used for cleavage
- Do a hatchet job
- "Clash of Clans" weapon
- Gig bag contents
- Jack of Hearts weapon
- Gimli's weapon in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Gimli's weapon
- Jack's tool
- Do some downsizing
- Give a pink slip to
- "Can"
- Can
- Give the ___ (fire from a job)
- Give the boot to
- Give the boot
- Cleaver
- Cleaver kin
- Cleaving tool
- Give the heave-ho
- Give walking papers to
- Given the ___ (fired from a job)
- Implement for 40,000+ years
- Cancel abruptly
- Cancel (TV show)
- Head-and-handle tool
- Climber's accessory
- Headbanger's instrument
- Jazz player's instrument
- Canning tool?
- Jazzman's instrument
- Headsman's tool
- Capable feller
- Capable feller?
- Follower of broad or pole
- Hefted tool
- Door chopper in "The Shining"
- Door destroyer in "The Shining"
- Door-destroying tool in "The Shining"
- Door opener in "The Shining"
- Door opener of a sort
- Executioner's item
- Executioner's prop
- Job termination symbol
- Johanna Mason's weapon in "The Hunger Games"
- Double-bladed weapon
- Forest-clearing tool
- Forest feller
- Golden ___ (medieval-based Sega game)
- Forester's tool
- Forestry tool
- Downsize
- Cut
- Cut abruptly
- Cut, as a tree
- Cut down a tree
- Cut down
- Cut dramatically
- Cut drastically
- Jonah Hex's weapon
- Cut from the budget
- Cut from the company
- Cut from the payroll
- Cut from the staff
- Cut in two, possibly
- Cut out
- Cut substantially
- Cut unceremoniously
- Cut with a pink slip
- Cutter
- Cutting tool
- Drastically reduce
- Good feller?
- Good feller
- Good hacker
- Hew
- Hewer
- Hewer's need
- Hewing tool
- High count word in Scrabble.
- Jungle swinger?
- "Forty whacks" weapon
- Innovation of the Paleolithic period
- Drop from the staff
- Drop
- Pink Floyd "Careful With That ___, Eugene"
- Pink-slip
- Pink slip
- Pink slip, figuratively
- Pioneer's purchase
- Tool
- Tool for a firefighter
- Tool for a lumberjack
- Tool for a lumberman
- Tool for a shantyman
- Tool for Ali Baba
- Tool for Bunyan
- Tool for chopping down a tree
- Tool for chopping firewood
- Tool for chopping kindling
- Tool for chopping wood
- Tool for cutting firewood
- Tool for fellers?
- Tool for New York's Bravest
- Tool for Oz's Tin Man
- Tool for Paul Bunyan
- Tool for someone who shouts "Timber!"
- Tool for splitting firewood: Var.
- Tool for the Tin Man
- Tool for the Tin Woodman
- Tool in "The Shining"
- Tool linked to Lizzie Borden
- Tool often spelled without an "e"
- Tool often swung
- Tool on a fire engine
- Tool on a fire truck
- Tool on firetrucks
- Tool similar to a hatchet
- Tool that can also mean "fire from a job"
- Tool that can knock a door down
- Tool that could turn a tree into firewood
- Tool that could turn a tree into logs
- Tool that gets swung
- Tool that may be double-headed
- Tool that's basically a large hatchet
- Tool that's sharpened
- Tool that's swung
- Tool thrown at a target: Var.
- Tool used by a lumberjack
- Tool used by Hansel and Gretel's father
- Tool used by Paul Bunyan
- Tool used for chopping firewood
- Tool used for chopping wood
- Tool used for making firewood
- Tool used to chop firewood
- Tool whose name can also mean "fire from a job"
- Tool with a sharp blade
- Stone Age tool
- The ___ Effect (deodorant ad claim)
- The ___ Effect (grooming phenomenon)
- Sever
- Kick out
- Kill
- Purge from the payroll
- Marauder's tool
- "The Cleaner You Are, The Dirtier You Get" brand
- Shantyman's purchase
- "Rock 'n' Roll Party in the Streets" band, or a slang term for a rock band instrument
- Oviform : egg :: dolabriform : _____
- Sharp feller?
- Sharp feller
- Sharp nickname on "Billions"
- Sharp tool that gets swung
- Kindling maker's tool
- Kindling-maker's tool
- Stump creator
- King of Diamonds depiction
- King of diamonds' weapon
- Sturdy feller?
- Something to grind?
- Something to grind, idiomatically
- Something to grind, in an idiom
- Something to grind
- Paleolithic relic
- Tree chopper (var.)
- Tree chopper
- Tree chopper's tool
- Tree-chopping need
- Tree-chopping tool
- Lillian ___
- The Nuge's tool
- Tree farm tool
- Tree-feller
- Tree feller
- Tree feller's tool
- Tree-felling tool
- "Song of the Broad-___" (Whitman poem about a wood-cutting tool)
- Tree-topping tool
- Tree toppler
- Tree-toppling tool
- Quite a feller?
- Line of male grooming products with sexy commercials
- With an ___ to grind
- "The Shining" door buster
- "The Shining" prop
- "The Shining" weapon
- Pointy-headed sort?
- "Wizard of Oz" prop
- Labrys, e.g.
- Rail splitter
- Rail splitter's tool
- Rail-splitter's tool
- The Tin Man carried one
- The Tin Man's prop in "The Wizard of Oz"
- The Tin Man's prop
- The Tin Man's tool, in "The Wizard of Oz"
- The Tin Woodman's tool
- The Tin Woodman's weapon.
- Part of a halberd.
- Part of a halberd
- Medieval battle weapon
- Medieval weapon
- Wood chopper
- Wood chopper's tool
- Wood chopping tool
- Wood-chopping tool
- "Lizzie Borden took an ___ ..."
- "Lizzie Borden took an ___"
- Lizzie Borden used one
- Lizzie Borden's alleged weapon
- Lizzie Borden's feller
- Lizzie Borden's tool, allegedly
- Lizzie Borden's weapon
- Lizzie Borden's weapon, allegedly
- Lizzie Borden's weapon, in a kids' song
- Lizzie Borden's weapon, supposedly
- Old Spice alternative
- Men's body spray with a Dark Temptation variety
- Men's body spray with Excite and Cool Metal varieties
- Men's bodyspray
- Men's grooming brand
- Log chopper
- Log-chopping tool
- Log cutter
- Log splitter
- Log-splitting tool
- Logger's chopper
- Logger's implement
- Logger's tool
- Logging show projectile (var.)
- Logging tool
- Larger version of a hatchet
- Paul Bunyan implement
- Paul Bunyan tool
- Paul Bunyan's chopper
- Paul Bunyan's cutting tool
- Paul Bunyan's feller
- Paul Bunyan's implement
- Paul Bunyan's tool
- "Lord of the Rings" weapon
- Lay off
- Layoff tool?
- New Orleans' rockers Lillian ___
- Reduce drastically
- Reduce
- Lumber camp tool
- Lumber-chopping tool
- Lumber cutter
- Lumber splitter
- Lumber tool
- Lumbering feller?
- Lumbering tool
- Lumberjack gear
- Lumberjacking tool
- Lumberjack's chopper
- Lumberjack's chopping tool
- Lumberjack's feller
- Lumberjack's gear
- Lumberjack's implement
- Lumberjack's need
- Lumberjack's tool: Var.
- Lumberjack's tool (var.)
- Lumberjack's tool
- Lumberjack's tree chopper
- Lumberjack's tree-felling tool
- Lumberjill's tool
- Lumberman's tool
- Machete cousin
- Remove a rowan
- Remove abruptly
- Remove, as from a schedule
- Remove from the payroll
- Renaissance Faire weapon
- Let go abruptly
- Let go, informally
- Let go
- Phoenix body spray brand
- Producer of split trunks?
- Make the cut?
- Maker of Anarchy for Him Deodorant Bodyspray
- Maker of the Anarchy For Her fragrance
- Prop for Bunyan
- Prop for Paul Bunyan
- Prop for the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Prop for the Tin Man
- Prop in "The Shining"
- Prop in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Wood cutter with a wooden handle
- Wood cutter
- Trunk chopper
- Trunk cutter: Var.
- Trunk splitter
- Trunk tool
- Wood splitter
- Wood-splitting tool
- Woodchopper's tool
- "The Wizard of Oz" prop
- Woodcutter's chopping tool
- Woodcutter's tool: Var.
- Woodcutter's tool
- Woodcutting tool that gets swung
- Woodcutting tool
- Woodman's tool
- Woodshed item
- Woodshed tool
- Woodsman's chopper
- Woodsman's implement
- Woodsman's need
- Woodsman's tool
- Warrior's weapon in the video game Gauntlet
- Word after fire ... or a synonym of fire
- Sack
- Washington's tool, in folklore
- Simple chopper (var.)
- Twibil
- Twibill
- Speed Stick competitor
- Weapon associated with the film quote "Here's Johnny!"
- Weapon for Lizzie
- Weapon for the King of Diamonds
- Weapon on the king of diamonds
- Weapon seen on two face cards
- Weapon wielded in "The Shining"
- "Spiked-Up Look" hair gel brand
- Swinger in the woods?
- Split, in a way
- Splitter of logs
- Splitter of trunks
- Splitter
- Splitting device
- Splitting tool
- Swung weapon
- Symbol of cutbacks
- Thing to grind
- Workplace downer, with "the"
- Six-string
- Whacker
- "Whackswork"
- Whackswork?
- Thor's weapon in "Gauntlet"
- Take off the schedule
- What a feller needs?
- What a feller needs
- Slang term for a rock guitar
- What a woodsman wields
- Slasher film weapon
- What Carry Nation carried
- Scout's implement
- What employees sometimes get
- Unilever brand aimed at young men
- Unilever brand of body spray
- Unilever brand with a weapon-like name
- Unilever deodorant brand
- Unilever men's brand
- What Lizzie Borden "took"
- "Timber!" crier's tool
- What Oz's Tin Man carried
- Timber feller
- Timber-felling tool
- "Timber!" shouter's tool
- Timber tool
- Timber toppler
- "Timber!" yeller's tool
- Timberman's tool
- Small chopper
- Tin Man's prop
- Tin Man's tool
- Tin Woodman's prop
- Tin Woodman's tool
- Tin Woodsman's prop
- What the king of diamonds has
- What the king of diamonds holds
- "Smell Ready" deodorant brand
- Seductive deodorant, in ads
- Young Abe's tool
- Terminate ungraciously
- Terminate
- Termination, figuratively
- "So I Married an ___ Murderer"
- Send packing
- Tomahawk
- Tomahawk, e.g.
- Tomahawk or hatchet: Var.
- Tomahawk.
Recent Usage of Give the heave-ho in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Give the heave-ho" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Give the heave-ho in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 5, 2018
- LA Times - May 16, 2016
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 10, 2016
- Universal Crossword - June 29, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 3, 2015
- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 25, 2014
- LA Times - Sept. 7, 2013
- USA Today - June 17, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 12, 2012
- New York Times - Nov. 5, 2012
- LA Times - May 30, 2012
- LA Times - April 24, 2012
- New York Times - Sept. 13, 2011
- Washington Post - Aug. 5, 2011
- Inkwell - July 8, 2011
- USA Today - Jan. 8, 2011
- New York Times - Jan. 1, 2011
- Washington Post - May 10, 2010
- New York Times - March 17, 2009
- LA Times - Jan. 18, 2009