Crossword Clue: Gold or Ivory
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Gold or Ivory"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Gold or Ivory"
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- ___ Guard (branch of the armed forces)
- Barbary ___
- _____ guard
- Be a slacker
- Beach locale
- Beach site
- Atlantic or Pacific
- Bike without pedaling
- Free-wheel
- Interstate 5's locale
- Freewheel
- Compete in a Soap Box Derby, e.g.
- East or West follower
- East or West
- Breeze along
- Breeze (through)
- Island resort area
- Depend on gravity, in a way
- Guard or artillery
- Continue downhill without pedaling
- Continue to move after loss of power
- Dial competitor
- Hurricane danger zone
- It's clear when danger subsides
- Hardly try anymore
- Hardly try
- Get ahead without trying
- Ivory ___ (neighbor of Liberia)
- Ivory ____
- Do the minimum at work
- Glide along
- Glide downhill
- Glide effortlessly
- Glide via gravity
- Glide
- Cape Flattery to San Diego.
- Cape's locale
- Go down without power
- Go downhill fast?
- Go downhill, maybe
- Go downhill without brakes
- Go downhill
- Go easy?
- Don't really try
- Go via gravity
- Exert minimal effort
- Exert no effort
- Gold or Barbary
- Gold or Ivory
- Coffin's "___ Calendar": 1949
- Cycle without pedaling
- Ride with ease
- Ride without pedaling, say
- Ride without pedaling
- Where land meets sea
- Not try very hard
- Vacation destination
- Vacation locale, with "the"
- Not work very hard
- Keep going effortlessly
- Where the land and sea meet
- Stop pedaling, briefly
- Stop pedaling
- "The ___ is clear!" ("It's safe!")
- "Our Deal" band Best ___
- Move aimlessly
- Move as a result of acquired momentum
- Move effortlessly
- Strand
- Move on momentum
- Move powerlessly
- Move via gravity
- Move with ease
- Move without pedaling
- Stretch beside the water
- Put forth minimal effort
- Put forth the minimum effort
- Put in minimal effort
- Kind of guard
- Kind of line
- Pacific or Gold
- Roll along without power
- Roll downhill
- Roll while not in gear
- Ocean fringe
- Ocean liner?
- Ocean shore
- Travel effortlessly
- Travel in neutral
- Sometimes it's clear
- Succeed effortlessly
- Shore
- Shoreline
- Sound barrier?
- Part of a continent that meets the ocean
- Run to
- Run without power
- Littoral area
- Littoral region
- Land adjoining the ocean
- Land along the ocean
- Land by the sea
- Land line?
- Land next to the sea
- Land on the sea
- Land that's not inland
- Part of the U. S. (with "the").
- Part of USCG
- Port setting
- Practice energy conservation
- New Hampshire's is 21 kilometers long
- Main line?
- Resort site, often
- Resort spot
- Rest on one's laurels
- Proceed easily
- Proceed effortlessly
- Proceed with little effort
- Proceed without power
- Progress with minimal effort
- Oregon highlight
- Ride a bike without pedaling
- Ride a sled
- Ride a toboggan
- Ride downhill
- Ride on a scenic railway.
- Source of late election returns, with "the"
- Washing-up place
- Sail along effortlessly
- Sail (through)
- Water boundary
- Water's edge
- Save fuel
- Scenic drive locale
- Scenic drive sight
- Take it easy
- Stage crew
- Slide
- Seaboard
- Seabound Paul Simon song, with "The"?
- Seashore
- "See the ___ clear'd, and then we will depart": "King Henry VI"
- Use a sled
- Use no pedals
- Where a hurricane makes landfall
- Where an ocean and a continent meet
- Soap brand
Recent Usage of Gold or Ivory in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Gold or Ivory" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Gold or Ivory in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - March 24, 1992
- New York Times - Jan. 15, 1973
- New York Times - March 29, 1972
