Crossword Clue: It makes MADD mad
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- 1976 charge for G.W.B.
- ___ Checkpoint (drunk driver catcher)
- A .08% reading may lead to it, for short
- Behind-the-wheel no-no
- Drunk motorist's offense, briefly
- Cause for a citation
- Cause for weaving, for short
- Dubya's '76 motor-vehicle offense
- Cause of a post-bender fender-bender?: Abbr.
- Cause of an insurance increase, for short
- Cause of some swerving
- Irresponsible driver's punishment
- Issue of MADD
- Felony hated by MADD
- Charge after a failed Breathalyzer test, briefly
- Charge following a failed Breathalyzer test, briefly
- Charge that makes MADD mad
- Consequence of over-toasting?: Abbr.
- It makes MADD mad
- It makes SADD mad
- It makes SADD sad
- Determination from a Breathalyzer test, for short
- It saddens SADD
- Hwy. crime
- Hwy. felony
- Hwy. offense
- Hwy. violation
- Busted boozer's offense, for short
- Imbiber's hwy. offense
- Imbiber's offense, briefly
- Crime Justin Bieber was arrested for in early 2014: Abbr.
- Crime of one who's had one for the road, perhaps (abbr.)
- Clobbered on the highway, briefly
- High crime?
- High crime, briefly
- High crime, for short?
- High on hwys.
- High on the hwy.
- Drinker's police blemish
- Drinker's road offense, briefly
- Highway infraction, for short
- Serious fwy. violation
- Serious hwy. violation
- Serious road offense, briefly
- Motorist's no-no, for short
- Motorist's offense, briefly
- Some bad P.R. for a celeb
- Road offense, for short
- Road transgression, briefly
- Over the limit, on the rd.
- Why a sot gets pulled over (abbr.)
- Some rockers get one after one too many drinks (abbr.)
- Vice crime?
- Traffic charge that might require a breathalyzer test: Abbr.
- Pairs
- Trashed in a car, say
- Likely result of failing a Breathalyzer test, briefly
- Offense that might result in a revoked lic.
- Offense that saddens SADD
- Lit up in a car: Abbr.
- Police blotter abbr.
- Police charge if your blood alcohol content is too high: Abbr.
- Trouble on the road: Abbr.
- Trouble on the road, briefly
- Rap-sheet letters
- Possible license-suspension cause, briefly
- Post-Breathalyzer charge, for short
- Reason for a drunk's traffic ticket: Abbr.
- Potential employer's concern, perhaps
- One weaving on the rd., perhaps
- MADD concern
- MADD focus
- MADD maddener
- MADD target
- License-losing letters, maybe
- Major hwy. offense
- Result of mixing gas and alcohol?
- Result of too many rusty nails on the road?
- SADD concern
- SADD focus
- SADD saddener
- Weaver's charge?
- Swerving cause
- Twos, in Roma
- Twosomes
- What a drunken motorist may be charged with: Abbr.
- What a weaver may be guilty of, briefly
- Ticket for being ripped in a car: Abbr.
- You could get one if you're over .08%
- Tippler's hwy. offense
- Tipsy person's hwy. offense
- Smashed on a highway, briefly
Recent Usage of It makes MADD mad in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 25, 2014
- New York Times - Sept. 5, 2012
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - June 5, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 13, 2011
- Washington Post - Sept. 17, 2010
- LA Times - July 6, 2008
- USA Today - June 17, 2008
- New York Times - Nov. 11, 2007
- Washington Post - Oct. 23, 2007
- New York Times - Feb. 26, 2002