Crossword Clue: It might be stacked or swabbed
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- 52-card unit
- 52 cards
- 52 Pickup need
- 8-track player
- "___ the Halls" (Christmas carol)
- "___ the Halls" (Christmas song)
- Barbecue site
- Bedizen
- Array
- Bicycle pack
- Bicycle set
- Adorn
- Blackjack need
- All 52 cards
- Backyard structure
- "All hands on ___!"
- Boat's floor
- All the cards
- Dealer's handful
- Dealer's need
- Dealing need
- Decorate
- Certain group of 52
- Grilling site
- Home of kings and queens
- Bridge need
- It contains diamonds
- It doesn't hurt to cut it
- It has 13 diamonds
- It has four kings in suits
- It has four suits
- It has two black suits
- It holds 5,148 potential flushes
- It may be cut
- Container of hearts
- Fifty-two cards
- Fifty-two for bridge
- It may be stacked or cut
- It may be stacked
- House addition
- It might be stacked or swabbed
- Cookout area
- Hand source
- It's cut before dealing
- It's divided at the start of war
- It's not damaged by cutting
- It's often stained
- Flatten
- Floor, afloat?
- Floor (as a noun or verb)
- Floor of a ship
- Floor
- Clobber
- Clock in the face
- Cruise ship floor
- Cruise ship level
- Card collection
- Card pack
- Down
- Cut the ___ (split a pack of shuffled cards)
- Collection of suits?
- Kayo
- Orlop, for one
- Orlop or poop
- Where suits are stacked
- Set of 108 for Uno
- Set of 52 cards
- Set of cards
- Where to find two black suits
- Where to play shipboard shuffleboard
- Place for a barbecue grill
- Where to spot a king or queen
- Place for a chaise longue
- Place for kings and queens
- Place for kings or queens
- Punch hard
- Punch out
- Place for two black suits
- Place to put all hands on
- Kind of hand
- Pack of 52 cards
- Pack of cards
- Pack of playing cards
- Pack of sharks?
- Package of cards
- Something cut without damage
- King's place
- Kings, queens, etc.
- Something to cut
- Playing-card pack
- Playing-card package
- Something to shuffle or swab
- Something to shuffle
- Ship feature
- Ship level
- Queens setting?
- Ship part
- Ship's floor
- Ship's platform
- Shoe insert
- Knock down a boxer
- Knock down in the ring
- Knock down
- Knock flat
- Knock out
- Knock to the canvas
- K.O.
- KO
- Liner elevator stop
- Liner level
- Liner part
- Poker pack
- Wallop
- Pool platform
- Poop, e.g.
- Poop or after
- Poop or orlon
- Poop or orlop
- Poop or quarter
- Nautical platform
- On ___ (ready)
- Really wallop
- Patio cousin
- Patio
- Lay out
- Milieu of a crew
- Level of a ship
- Level on a ship
- Promenade or quarter
- Pile of 52 playing cards
- Shuffleboard locale, maybe
- Sunning area
- Sailor's floor
- Swabbing site
- Word with "promenade" or "tape"
- Word with tennis or shoe
- Type of chair
- Spot for lounge chairs
- What a batter might be on
- What a sailor might swab
- What a swabbie swabs
- What has to be hit when hangin' w/Fiddy?
- Unit of cards
- Sea level?
- Tar's surface?
- What opening band is on?
- You can deal with it
- What we used to listen to tapes on
- Send to the canvas
Recent Usage of It might be stacked or swabbed in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Feb. 16, 2017
