Crossword Clue: Heeling over
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Heeling over"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Heeling over"
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- Bankable stars, collectively
- America's most wanted?
- Best guests
- Best of the guests
- Big star cluster?
- Biggest stars
- All the best?
- Celeb roster
- Celebrity clique
- Celebrity elite
- Celebrity group
- Celebrity guest roster
- Celebrity roster
- Celebrity who's who
- Celebs as a group
- Hollywood elite: Hyph.
- Hollywood's elite
- Favored invitees
- Favored set
- Group Britney recently left?
- Group of most desirable guests
- Group of preferred party attendees
- Group of primo invitees
- Group of stars
- Group of top celebs
- Group of top-level celebrities: Hyph.
- Group of top stars
- Group of top-tier stars: Hyph.
- Group pursued by the paparazzi
- Group that aptly includes Amy Adams
- Desirable group of guests
- Desirable invitees
- Desirable party group
- Desired guests
- Desired invitees, collectively
- Desired partygoers
- Elite company
- Elite group of celebrities: Hyph.
- Elite group of celebrities
- Elite group of celebs
- Elite group of guests
- Elite group
- Elite guest group
- Elite guest roster
- Elite guests
- Elite Hollywood group
- Elite invitee roster
- Elite invitees
- Elite names in show biz
- Elite ones
- Elite party attendees
- Elite roster
- Elite social category
- Elite
- Eminent roster
- Choice invitees
- First group of invitees
- First group to be invited
- First group to get invitations
- First group to get invites
- First invitees
- Coveted guests
- Coveted invitees
- Erstwhile group for Paris Hilton
- Cream for a party?
- Cream of the celebrity crop
- Cream of the crop
- Classification for large stars
- Crème de la crème
- Important guest group
- Important star group
- Glitterati group
- Canting, as a ship
- Canting
- In crowd
- In-crowd
- In-crowd invitees
- In-crowd roster
- In-demand group
- In-group
- Heavy hitters in Hollywood
- Cluster of stars?
- Heeling
- Heeling, as a ship
- Heeling at sea
- Heeling, at sea
- Heeling over
- Inclined, as a ship
- Inclined at sea
- Inclined to one side.
- Inclined to one side
- Inclining at sea
- Careening
- "... he's making ___ ..."
- ''... he's making ___ and checking ...''
- "He's making ___ and checking ..."
- "He's making ___, and checking ..."
- "He's making ___ and checking it ..."
- "He's making ___ and checking it twice"
- "He's making ___ and checking it twice ...": 2 wds.
- "He's making ___ and checking it twice" (Christmas song line): 2 wds.
- "He's making ___ and checking it twice . . ."
- ". . . he's making ___, and checking . . ."
- "He's making ___, checking it . . ."
- "He's making ___, checking it ..."
- "He's making ___, checking it twice"
- ''He's making ___, checking it ...''
- "He's making ___ . . . "
- "He's making ---, and checking..."
- High-profile group
- High-society roster
- Like celebrities on the red carpet
- Not upright
- Most desirable guests
- Most desirable invitees
- Most desirable people?
- Most desired guests
- Most desired invitees
- Most favored group
- Most important invitees
- Most likely ones to be invited
- Most-preferred invitees
- Most visible stars?
- Most visible stars
- Most-wanted
- Most wanted
- Most-wanted group for a party
- Most-wanted group of attendees
- Most-wanted group of celebrities: Hyph.
- Most-wanted group
- Most-wanted guests
- Most-wanted invitees
- Most wanted?
- Top candidates
- Top celebs
- Top choices
- Top-drawer celeb group
- Top invitees
- Top picks
- Top stars
- Top talent
- Top tier
- Top-tier celebrity roster: Hyph.
- Top-tier invitees: Hyph.
- Top-tier invitees
- Top-tier stars
- Top-tier
- Like Met Gala guests
- Some invitees
- The chosen, socially
- Who's who in Hollywood
- The elite
- Roll top?
- The hottest celebrities, collectively
- The in crowd
- The in-crowd
- VIP area occupants
- VIP invitees
- V.I.P. room denizens
- VIP roster
- Like top-name celebrities
- Roster of desirables
- Roster of elite invitees
- Roster of important people: Hyph.
- Roster of invited celebs
- Roster of the biggest celebrities: Hyph.
- Roster of the top-tier celebrities: Hyph.
- Roster
- Short roster
- Sought-after group
- Sought-after guests
- Show biz elite: Hyph.
- Show biz elite
- Showbiz elite
- Popular invitees
- Nautically inclining.
- Nautically tilted
- Party desirables
- Party favorites?
- Met Gala guests
- Posh party invitees
- Recent Oscar winners, e.g.
- Red carpet bunch
- Leaning, as a ship
- Leaning at sea
- Leaning slightly, as a ship
- Leaning to one side
- Leaning to port
- Leaning
- Preferred choices
- Preferred group
- Preferred guests
- Preferred invitees
- Ones getting the red-carpet treatment
- Ones most wanted
- One's "who's who"
- Prime invitees
- Prime partygoers
- Primo invitees
- Not on an even keel
- Santa keeps one
- Tabloid fodder, generally
- Those with no problem getting in
- Slate of VIPs
- What Kathy Griffin strives to be on
- What Ko-Ko had
- Tilted, as a ship in a storm
- Tilted, as a ship
- Tilted, as a tanker
- Tilted, as the Titanic
- Tilted
- Tilting
- Tilting, as a boat
- Tilting, as a ship
- Stars with the most star power
- What Santa makes
- Tinseltown's elite
- Upper echelon of celebrity
- Select group of invitees
- Select group
- Select invitees
- Select names
- Select party invitees
Recent Usage of Heeling over in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Heeling over in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - July 19, 1987
- New York Times - Jan. 6, 1975
