Crossword Clue: Gives the heave-ho
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Gives the heave-ho"
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- Baselines on a graph
- Battle and pole
- Battle weapons
- Big hatchets
- Adz relatives
- Alternatives to saws
- Dumps
- Bounces
- Dungeons & Dragons weapons
- Graph components
- Graph features
- Graph lines
- Graph references
- Intersecting number lines
- Central lines of planets
- Central lines
- Breaks open, perhaps
- Ground things
- Fellers' needs
- Fellers
- Felling tools
- Fells a tree, say
- Fells
- Guitars, slang
- Guitars, slangily
- Guitars, to guitar players
- Guitars, to guitarists
- Guitars, to rockers
- Eighty-sixes
- Horror movie weapons
- Hackers
- Hacker's implements
- Hacking tools
- Coordinate markers
- Hand tools
- Handheld choppers
- Handheld hackers
- Handheld ice breakers
- Handheld tools with sharp blades
- Fir fellers
- Fire department tools
- Fire truck gear
- Fire truck tools
- Fire truck's implements
- Firefighters' chopping tools
- Firefighters' gear
- Firefighter's tools
- Firefighters' tools
- Firefighting gear
- Firefighting tools
- Firemen's implements.
- Fires brutally
- Fires from a job
- Fires member
- Fires
- Firetruck tools
- Firewood splitters
- Chop sticks?
- Choppers in the woods
- Choppers
- Chopping tools for lumberjacks
- Chopping tools for tree cutters
- Chopping tools
- Items used by Borden and Bunyan
- Chops
- Chops down
- Chops, drops, or lops
- Discontinues
- Dismisses, in a way
- Dismisses unceremoniously
- Cabin builders' need
- Hatchet relatives
- Hatchets
- Gets rid of
- Gimli's weapons
- Campers' aids
- Gives a pink slip to
- Gives a pink slip
- Cancels (TV show)
- Cancels
- Gives the boot to
- Gives the gate to
- Gives the gate
- Gives the heave-ho
- Gives the pink slip to
- Gives the sack
- Gives walking papers
- Cans
- Jimi Hendrix's collection
- Includes among the layoffs
- Forest choppers
- Forest fellers
- Forest hackers
- Forest swingers
- Cuts down
- Cuts from the crew
- Cuts from the staff
- Cuts from the team
- Cuts ruthlessly
- Cuts
- Cutting tools
- Good fellers?
- Good fellers
- Hewing tools
- Hews
- Drops from the staff
- Drops
- Pink-slips
- Pioneers' necessities.
- Tools
- Tools at Roaring Camp
- Tools for chopping wood
- Tools for fellers?
- Tools for firefighters
- Tools for lumberjacks
- Tools for Paul Bunyan
- Tools on a fire truck
- Tools on fire trucks
- Tools used by firefighters
- Tools you swing
- Kicks off the staff
- Some medieval weapons
- Strikes from the staff
- Sharp fellers
- Plane dividers
- Puts an end to
- Kindling-making tools
- Quadrant separators
- Mathematician's x and y
- Plot lines
- Tree-chopping tools
- Tree-cutting tools
- Tree fellers
- Tree-felling tools
- Musicians' instruments, slangily
- Lines in geometry class
- Lines of a plane
- Lines of symmetry
- Lines on planes
- Lines through the origin
- Trims drastically
- Rail-splitting tools
- Wood-and-metal tools
- Wood choppers' needs
- Wood choppers
- Log choppers
- Log-cutting tools
- Log splitters' tools
- Log splitters
- Logging camp equipment
- Logging camp gear
- Logging camp tools
- Logging equipment
- Logging tools
- Large-handled items used for chopping
- Parts of a Cartesian coordinate system
- Large tools used by firefighters
- Long-handled hackers
- Paul Bunyan's equipment
- Lops from the payroll
- Lumber camp implements
- Lumber-camp implements
- Lumber camp swingers
- Lumber-camp tools
- Lumber camp tools
- Lumbering gear
- Lumbering implements
- Lumberjack gear
- Lumberjacking tools
- Lumberjacks' choppers
- Lumberjacks' chopping tools
- Lumberjacks' needs
- Lumberjack's tools
- Lumberjacks' tools
- Perpendicular lines
- Removes from the prime-time lineup
- Removes rowans
- Lets go
- Props in some "The Wizard of Oz" costumes
- "Protect it from __ that hack" ("The Lorax" advice)
- Wood-chopping tools
- Trunk cutters
- Wood splitters
- Woodcutters' tools
- Woods choppers
- Woodshed tools
- Woodsmen's needs
- Woodsmen's tools
- Woodworkers' tools
- Sacks or cans
- Sacks
- They bring things down
- Turning points
- They have heads and handles
- They intersect at the origin
- They may go to blazes
- Weapons at Crecy
- Weapons for Gimli in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Weapons hurled at some target ranges
- Weapons seen on playing cards
- They're used for chopping
- They're wielded by woodsmen
- Symmetry lines
- Things to grind
- Takes away, as a job
- x and y
- X and Y, commonly
- x and y, in a math class
- x and y, in geometry
- x and y, in math
- X and Y, maybe
- x and y, often
- x and y, on a graph
- X and Y on a graph
- x and y, perhaps
- X, Y, and Z
- x, y, and z in math
- x, y and z, in math
- X, Y and Z, on a 3-D graph
- x, y and z
- Scraps
- y and z, e.g.
- What kings of diamonds hold
- Timberland tools
- What the abscissa and ordinate are measured from
- Tomahawks, e.g.
- Tomahawks
- Sends packing
- Senior hatchets
Recent Usage of Gives the heave-ho in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Gives the heave-ho" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Gives the heave-ho in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Dec. 26, 2018
- LA Times - Aug. 4, 2017
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 9, 2016
- Washington Post - Nov. 7, 2014
- LA Times - Sept. 26, 2012
- New York Times - Feb. 1, 2011
- New York Times - July 26, 2009
- Inkwell - Sept. 7, 2007
- New York Times - Jan. 24, 2004
- New York Times - Jan. 26, 1998
- New York Times - Aug. 29, 1997
- New York Times - Sept. 11, 1994
- New York Times - March 29, 1976
