Crossword Clue: It can be made or poked
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "It can be made or poked"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "It can be made or poked"
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- ___ and games
- ___ City (N. Y.)
- ___ size (like Halloween candy)
- ___ size (like much Halloween candy)
- ___ to be with
- Amusement
- Amusing
- A blast
- A good time
- A high old time
- A lark
- Beer and skittles
- "Are we having ___ yet?"
- According to Kin Hubbard, it's "like life insurance: the older you get, the more it costs"
- "Ain't We Got ___?"
- ''Ain't We Got ___?''
- "Awesome!"
- Band with the 2012 #1 hit "We Are Young"
- Grammy winners with a period after their name
- Grammy-winning "We Are Young" band
- Holiday doings.
- Frivolity
- Frolic
- Grins
- It can be made or poked
- Festivity
- Horseplay
- Gaiety, merriment
- Gaiety
- It may be spoiled
- Game tester's work experience, ideally
- Game's accompaniment
- Games' companion
- Games companion
- Games go-with
- Games' partner
- Games partner
- Filled-in word in the world's first crossword
- Convivial
- First Across word in the world's first crossword
- It's a pleasure
- First word across in the first-ever crossword (1913) and the first of a dozen appearances of the word in this puzzle's grid, written word search-style (left, right, down, and diagonally) ... Can you f
- First word across in the world's first crossword (1913)
- First word in the first crossword
- It's had with Dick and Jane
- Enjoyable
- Enjoyment
- Disneyland experience
- Disneyland promise
- Entertaining
- Entertainment
- Have ___ (enjoy oneself)
- Diverting
- "Girls Just Want to Have ---"
- "Girls Just Want to Have ___" (Cyndi Lauper hit)
- "Girls Just Want to Have ___" (Cyndi Lauper song)
- "Girls Just Want to Have ___"
- Girls Just Want to Have ____
- “Jealousy is all the ___ you think they had”: Erica Jong
- Crosswords, say
- Clowning
- Fooling around
- Hedonist's goal
- Goal of a diversion
- Jocularity
- Carnival's promise
- Carnival's stock-in-trade
- Jollies
- Jollification
- Jollity
- Jolly good time
- Good time
- Good times
- Hijinks
- Ridicule, make ... of
- Kicks, so to speak
- Kicks
- N.Y.C. promise
- Kind of house
- Play purpose
- Playfulness
- Travel, for some
- Pleasantly diverting
- Pleasurable
- Pleasure, merriment
- Pleasure
- "Sounds dandy!"
- Partner of "games"
- Partner of games
- Merriment
- Laughs
- Recreation
- Lots of laughs
- One-third of a 1964 hit song title
- One-third of a Beach Boys tune
- Light-hearted
- Like a barrel of monkeys
- "More ___ than a barrel of monkeys!"
- Like a hobby
- Said three times, a 1964 Beach Boys hit
- Word in a Cyndi Lauper tune title
- Word that was given in the very first crossword
- "We Are Young" band nominated for six 2013 Grammys
- "We Are Young" band
- Word with house or fair
- Word with house or run
- Word with park or run
- Sport
- What a buzzkill kills
- What homework usually isn't
- What "we got"
- When repeated twice, a 1964 pop hit
- When said three times, a 1964 Beach Boys hit
- When said three times, a 1964 Billboard hit
- When said three times, a Beach Boys hit
- When trebled, a Beach Boys hit
- When tripled, song involving a T-bird
Recent Usage of It can be made or poked in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "It can be made or poked" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used It can be made or poked in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - July 14, 2013
- Jonesin' - Dec. 24, 2003
