Crossword Clue: Hair-do.
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Hair-do."
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Hair-do."
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Hair-do.:
- "--- the Drum Slowly"
- !
- __ for the buck
- "___ the Drum Slowly"
- "___, you're dead!"
- A loud noise.
- Big ___ theory
- Big-___ theory
- Big ___ (universe-origin theory)
- Big ____ theory
- "Big" creation theory
- Big finish?
- Big report
- Big start?
- Attention getter
- Blast noise
- Blast sound
- Blast
- Blowout sound
- Backfire noise
- Backfire sound
- [all of a sudden!]
- Boom alternative
- Fourth of July sound
- Dynamite sound
- Great thing to go out with
- Gun blast
- Gun noise
- Gun sound
- Gunfire sound
- Gunshot sound
- Hair-do.
- Hair fringe
- Cherry bomb sound
- Hairdo feature, perhaps
- Child cowboy's cry
- Hammer-to-nail sound
- Hammering sound
- Firecracker noise
- Firecracker report
- Firecracker sound
- Firecracker's report
- Firecracker's sound
- Firework sound
- Din from dynamite
- Burst of energy
- Hard blow
- It's good to go out with one
- It's good to start off with one
- Get with, so to speak
- Impact sound
- Cry of a child cowboy
- Go out with a ___ (end dramatically)
- In rapid succession, in slang
- Exciting finish
- Exclamation point
- Exclamation point, in hacker lingo
- Exclamation point, in printing
- Exclamation point, in slang
- Exclamation point, to printers
- Door-slam sound
- Door-slamming sound
- Explosion noise
- Explosion sound
- Explosion
- Explosive noise
- Explosive report
- Explosive sound
- Good thing to go out with
- July 4 noise
- Collision sound
- [Just like that!]
- Colt sound
- Colt's noise
- Kaboom!
- "Not with a ___ but a whimper": Eliot
- Pistol report
- Pistol sound
- Value for your money, idiomatically
- Whimper's alternative, at world's end
- The Big __ Theory
- "The Big ___ Theory" (CBS series)
- "The Big ___ Theory" (CBS sitcom)
- "The Big ___ Theory" (Jim Parsons show)
- "The Big ___ Theory" (Jim Parsons sitcom)
- "The Big ___ Theory"
- "The Big ________ Theory"
- Whiz ___
- Strike noisily
- Strike violently
- STRIKE
- Vigorous blow
- Vitality, so to speak
- Knock hard (on)
- Shoot-'em-up sound
- Quite a thrill
- Sudden explosion
- Sudden loud noise (often 'big')
- Sudden loud noise
- Sudden show of energy
- Sudden start
- [Suddenly!]
- Sound effect
- Sound from an explosion
- Sound made by a backfiring car
- Sound made by a gun
- Sound of a gun
- Sound of a gunshot
- Shout in a game of cowboy
- Sound of a slammed door
- Little cowboy's yell
- Pop's cousin
- Pop's relative?
- Really big pop
- Pound on a door
- Pound on the door
- Pow!
- 'Pow!'
- Prank cigar sound
- Loud explosion
- Loud noise
- Loud report
- Loud sound
- Repeated word in Danger Danger hit
- Report of a blowup?
- Report of a pistol
- Report of a shooting
- Report of a shooting?
- Report of a shot fired?
- Report of a sort
- Report of gunfire
- Report
- Noise made by a firecracker
- Magnificent bit of work
- Resounding blow
- Return for a buck?
- Shut noisily
- Theoretical "big" event
- Word repeated before "You're dead!"
- Slam
- Slam sound
- Slammed door sound
- Slamming sound
- Thrill, slangily
- Thrill
- Thump
- Screen-door sound
- Screen door sound
- !, to a printer
- When repeated, a kid cowboy's shout
- When repeated, a shout when playing cowboy
Recent Usage of Hair-do. in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Hair-do." have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Hair-do. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Dec. 17, 1953
- New York Times - May 10, 1953
- New York Times - Jan. 18, 1953