Crossword Clue: Helps in a heist
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- A lookout does it
- Assists a criminal
- Assists a crook
- Assists a felon
- Assists a misdemeanant
- Assists a perp
- Assists, as a criminal
- Assists, as a fugitive
- Assists, as with a prison escape
- Assists at a heist, e.g.
- Assists at a heist
- Assists, but not in a good way
- Assists criminally
- Assists, criminally
- Assists feloniously
- Assists illegally
- Assists illicitly
- Assists in a bad way
- Assists in a crime
- Assists in a risky way
- Assists in a way one shouldn't
- Assists, in a way
- Assists in arson, say
- Assists in crime
- Assists in illegal activity
- Assists in illegality
- Assists in wrongdoing
- Assists the bad guy
- Assists with a crime
- Assists with a felony
- Assists
- Acts as a decoy for, possibly
- Acts as a fence for
- Acts as a lookout, perhaps
- Acts as a lookout, say
- Acts as a lookout
- Acts as a shill for, say
- Acts as a shill for
- Acts as accomplice
- Acts as lookout, e.g.
- Acts as lookout for, say
- Acts as lookout, maybe
- Acts as lookout, say
- Acts the accomplice
- Aids
- Aids a criminal
- Aids a felon
- Aids an arsonist
- Aids and __ (helps in a crime)
- Aids and ___
- Aids and _____
- Aids (felon)
- Aids illegally
- Aids in a caper
- Aids in a crime
- Aids in a scam
- Aids in an illegality
- Aids in crime
- Aids in criminal activity
- Aids in dirty deeds
- Aids in illegal activity
- Aids in wrongdoing
- Aids nefariously
- Aids' partner
- Backs a baddie
- Backs, as a front
- Backs up, as a burglar
- Backs up when one shouldn't
- Instigates
- Is a bad helper to
- Is a fence for, say
- Is a fence for
- Is a partner in crime
- Is a party to
- Is a wheelman for, say
- Is a wheelman for
- Is an accessory for
- Is an accessory
- Is an accomplice to
- Is an accomplice
- Is complicit in
- Is in cahoots with
- Is in cahoots
- Is supportive
- Is the getaway driver for, e.g.
- Feloniously facilitates
- Eggs on a yegg
- Eggs on
- Fences the loot, e.g.
- Fences the loot
- Furthers in felonies
- Furthers in wrong
- Furthers
- Connives
- Conspires in crime
- Conspires with
- Conspires with, perhaps
- Cooperates with crooks
- Emulates a fence?
- Emulates a fence
- Enables illegally
- Encourages.
- Encourages a crime
- Encourages a felon
- Encourages a scoundrel
- Encourages a thief
- Encourages an evildoer
- Encourages when one shouldn't
- Encourages
- Disables a security camera, perhaps
- Disables the alarm, say
- Countenances.
- Covers for a crook, say
- Illegally aids
- Clears the way for, say
- Does lookout at a heist
- Does lookout duty for, say
- Does some fencing, maybe
- Does the get-away driving, e.g.
- Does the getaway driving, e.g.
- Criminally assists
- Gives a helping hand
- Gives a leg up to a yegg
- Gives a yegg a hand
- Gives a yegg a leg up
- Gives aid to
- Incites
- Helps a baddie
- Helps a bandit
- Helps a burglar
- Helps a certain hacker, say
- Helps a criminal
- Helps a crook
- Helps a felon
- Helps a hijacker
- Helps a hood
- Helps a perpetrator
- Helps a robber
- Helps a thief
- Helps a yegg
- Helps along
- Helps, as a crook
- Helps, as a fugitive
- Helps, as a hood
- Helps as a lookout, say
- Helps, as a perp
- Helps at a heist
- Helps badly?
- Helps, but not in a good way
- Helps by distracting the cops during a heist, perhaps
- Helps (criminal)
- Helps crooks
- Helps do wrong
- Helps during the heist
- Helps, especially in wrong doing.
- Helps feloniously
- Helps hold up?
- Helps illegally
- Helps illicitly
- Helps in a bad way
- Helps in a bank heist, say
- Helps in a crime
- Helps in a criminal activity
- Helps in a heist
- Helps in a way one shouldn't
- Helps, in a way
- Helps in, as a heist
- Helps in bad deeds
- Helps in crime
- Helps in dirty deeds
- Helps in holding up
- Helps in illegal acts
- Helps in mischief
- Helps in the worst way
- Helps in wrongdoing
- Helps nefariously
- Helps out in a bad way
- Helps out in a criminal act
- Helps out on a job
- Helps out
- Helps plan a job, maybe
- Helps pull off a crime
- Helps someone get their battery going?
- Helps to break the law
- Helps when one shouldn't
- Helps with a bank job
- Helps with a con job?
- Helps with a heist
- Helps with a holdup
- Helps with a job
- Helps with a plot
- Helps with something illegal
- Helps with the getaway car, perhaps
- Helps with the holdup
- Helps, wrongly
- Helps
- Carries the crowbar, perhaps
- Collaborates with a crook
- Cases the joint for, say
- Hides after a heist, say
- Hides evidence, e.g.
- Hides the evidence, e.g.
- Hides the evidence, maybe
- Colludes, in a way
- Facilitates a fraud
- Facilitates, as a felony
- Facilitates feloniousness
- Drives a getaway car for, e.g.
- Drives a getaway car, maybe
- Drives crookedly?
- Drives the getaway car, e.g.
- Drives the getaway car, for example
- Drives the getaway car for, say
- Drives the getaway car for
- Drives the getaway car, maybe
- Drives the getaway car, say
- Drives the getaway car
- Fosters a felony
- Sticks by, as a stickup man
- Sticks up for?
- Sticks up for, maybe?
- Provides a fake alibi for, say
- Provides a false alibi for
- Provides a hideaway for, maybe
- Provides inside information for, say
- Provides tools for, as a crime
- Provides with an alarm code, perhaps
- Serves as a lookout for, say
- Serves as lookout for, e.g.
- Sets up crimes
- Whistles at the sight of the police, e.g.
- Whistles when the police are spotted
- Plans a getaway for, maybe
- Shelters a fugitive, e.g.
- Shields from capture, perhaps
- Shills for, e.g.
- Shills for, say
- Plays henchman
- Plays the henchman
- The pack in a six-pack
- Partner of aids
- Looks out for?
- Looks out for, as a partner in crime
- Looks out for, at a heist
- Looks out for, maybe
- Looks out for the cops, say
- Launders money, e.g.
- Launders money for, perhaps
- Launders money maybe
- Lends a crooked hand?
- Lends a hand, criminally
- Lends a hand to a hood
- Lends a hand with contraband?
- Lends a hood a hand
- Lends a sneaky hand
- Renders criminal assistance
- Primes a crime
- Primes and crimes
- Primes for crimes
- Primes the crime
- Lies for a crook
- Lies for, maybe
- Picks the locks for, perhaps
- Promotes. as wrongdoing
- Promotes wrongdoing
- Promotes
- Makes an illegal assist?
- More than encourages
- Watches for cops, say
- Watches for, perhaps
- Watches for the cops, say
- Supports
- Supports a criminal
- Supports a scheme
- Supports a sinner
- Supports illegally
- Supports in a bad way
- Supports, in a way
- Supports in skullduggery
- Supports in wrongdoing
- Supports one's sinful acts
- Supports someone's sinful acts
- Sanctions wrongdoing
- Works with
- Works with a hood, say
- Stands guard, perhaps
- Stands lookout for, say
- Seconds
- Secures bank blueprints for, maybe
- Urges on
- Steals the bank blueprints for, e.g.
Recent Usage of Helps in a heist in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Helps in a heist in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell Sunday - Feb. 2, 2020
- LA Times - Nov. 28, 2019
- USA Today - Sept. 27, 2019
- Newsday - June 13, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 20, 2017
- USA Today - July 7, 2016
- Newsday - July 18, 2013
- Newsday - Dec. 9, 2011
- Newsday - July 21, 2011
- Newsday - Jan. 2, 2011
- New York Times - March 28, 2010
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - June 22, 2008
- Washington Post - March 30, 2007
- Washington Post - Nov. 16, 2006
- Newsday - April 16, 2006
- New York Times - Aug. 5, 2001
- USA Today Archive - Dec. 2, 1997