Crossword Clue: Item often filed
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Item often filed"
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- __ salon
- ___ down (make final)
- ___ file (tool used by a manicurist)
- ___ gun (builder's tool)
- ___ polish (manicurist's supply)
- ___ polish
- Ammunition for a carpenter's gun
- "Ammunition" for a carpenter's gun
- ____ polish
- A carpenter can drive it
- A hammer is used to hit it
- Apprehend, so to speak
- Apprehend
- Accomplish flawlessly
- Accomplish perfectly
- Ace
- Achieve perfectly
- Arrest
- Attach, in a way
- Attach with a hammer
- Bit of carpenter's gun ammo
- Biter's target
- Body part filed at a salon
- Body part painted by a manicurist
- Body part that may be polished
- Fourpenny ___
- Hit dead-center
- Hit dead center
- Hit exactly
- Hit hard
- Common board member?
- Hit on the head
- Hit precisely
- Hit squarely
- Brad
- Brad e.g.
- Brad, e.g.
- Brad, for example
- Brad, for one
- Brad or spad
- Brad or spike
- Brad that gets it perfectly?
- Farrier's fastener
- Brad's cousin
- Brad's kin
- Fasten.
- Fasten — detect and expose
- Fasten firmly
- Fasten, in a way
- Fasten or fastener
- Fasten permanently
- Fasten with hammer, ...down
- Fasten
- Fastener
- Fastener in a gun
- Fastener that's hammered in
- Complete, with "down"
- Certain striker's target
- It can scratch an itch
- It could be pounded or painted
- It gets hammered
- It gets hit on the head
- It has a point
- Horseshoe holder
- Horseshoe securer
- It may be acrylic
- It may be covered with polish
- It may be filed
- Detect and expose
- Fight tooth and __
- Fight tooth and ___
- It may be polished for a party
- Fighting tooth and ___
- It may be trimmed or painted
- File opener?
- File or polish
- File target
- Filed item
- Filed thing
- Filer's target
- Filing target
- It might be painted in the bathroom
- It might hold a horseshoe in place
- It might make a tire flat
- Emery board target
- Emery-board target
- Emery board's target
- It needs a hammering
- Buffed object
- Finalize, with "down"
- Hammer and ___
- Hammer target
- Hammered item
- Hammering target
- Finger covering
- Finger ender
- Finger ending
- Finger feature (and tooth?)
- Finger feature
- Finger finisher
- Hammer's target
- Finger or finishing follower
- Finger or toe part
- Finger part that might be polished
- Finger part
- Finger tip
- Finger's end
- Finger's tip
- Fingertip cover
- Fingertip item
- Finish perfectly
- Digit end
- Digital feature
- Digital plate
- Digital protection
- Item hammered by a carpenter
- Item measured in pennies
- Hang or hob
- Item often filed
- Firm up, with "down"
- It's at your fingertip
- It's best to hit it on the head
- Bust
- It's clipped during a pedicure
- Hardware item that gets hammered
- Hardware item
- Hardware store item
- It's hammered by a carpenter
- It's hit on the head
- Get, but good
- Get but good
- It's measured in pennies
- Get exactly right
- Get exactly
- Get good
- Get just right
- It's often filed
- It's often hit on the head
- Get perfect
- Get perfectly right
- Get perfectly
- Get precisely right
- It's often polished
- It's often pounded into a board
- Cabinetmaker's need
- It's on the tip of one's finger
- Its overgrowth is called onychauxis
- It's painted by a manicurist
- Fix firmly
- Get the goods on
- It's polished
- It's right at your fingertip
- Fixing pin
- Do a crazy good impression of
- Do carpentering
- Do carpentry work
- Do exactly right
- Ersatz hook
- Do flawlessly
- Do just right
- Do perfectly
- Do to a tee
- Claw
- Claw, e.g.
- Head banger's item
- Clinch
- Clip-and-file item
- Clipped tip
- Clipper target
- Clipper's target
- Clipping that's not often saved
- Capture
- Door closer
- Execute flawlessly
- Execute perfectly, as a landing
- Execute perfectly, as a routine
- Execute perfectly, in slang
- Execute perfectly
- Cobbler's sparable
- "For want of a ___"
- "For want of a ___ the shoe is lost"
- "For want of a ___ the . . . "
- "For want of a ___ . . . "
- For want of which a kingdom was lost.
- Coffin closer
- Carpenter's fastener
- Carpenter's gun insert
- Carpenter's gun projectile
- Carpenter's item
- Carpenter's need
- Carpenter's spike
- Carpentry fastener
- Carpentry need
- Carpentry spike
- Carpeter's need
- Cuticle neighbor
- Collar
- Damage to a wall made in hanging a picture
- Drive tenpennies
- Catch.
- Catch a crook
- Catch a thief
- Catch, and how!
- Catch, as a criminal
- Catch, as a crook
- Catch but good
- Catch in the act
- Catch, like a criminal
- Catch red-handed
- Catch redhanded
- Catch, slangily
- Catch; trap.
- Catch
- Proverbial kingdom-loser
- Tooth and ___.
- Tooth and ___
- Tooth partner
- Manicure falsie
- Manicure site
- Manicure target
- Manicured body part
- Manicured part of a toe
- Manicurist's concern
- Manicurist's target
- Tooth's companion
- Mani/pedi target
- Tooth's partner?
- Tooth's partner
- Place blame
- Place for a manicure
- Pull off perfectly
- Place for polish
- Place for some finger painting?
- Place for some polish
- Kind of file
- Plank piercer
- Kind of polish
- Stud poker?
- Something an office worker might file
- Something chewed by a nervous person
- Kingdom loser in a refrain
- Kingdom loser
- Something often polished
- Something to be hit on the head
- Something to file
- Something to hit on the head
- Shingle securer
- Shingler's need
- Routinely filed item
- Often-painted body part
- Pointed fastener
- Nab
- Sugarcubes song they hammer into you?
- Run maker
- Part of a finger near the tip
- Polish destination
- Polish locale
- Polish place?
- Polish place
- Polish preceder
- Polish site
- Polish target
- Polished body part
- Polished pinky part
- Polisher's surface
- Part of a pinkie that's polished
- Member of the board?
- Land perfectly, as a gymnastics move
- Part of the finger that may be filed or clipped
- Partner of tooth
- Metal fastener
- Metal spike
- One hit on the head
- Pounded fastener
- One might get a big tip
- One might get hammered
- Pedicure site
- Pedicurist's target
- Peg replacer
- One of twenty, for most
- One taking a pounding
- One that gets hit on the head
- Perform perfectly
- Perform successfully
- One with a pounding head?
- Press-on adornment
- Press-on cosmetic
- "Press-on" item
- Press-on item
- Make fast
- Picture holder
- Makeshift hanger
- Pin down
- Wood fastener
- Spad
- Surface to polish
- Sparable, e.g.
- Twelve or sixteen penny item
- Word with hob or hang
- Word with polish or file
- Spike — fix
- Spike
- Spike's relative
- Type of polish
- Tack
- Tack's kin
- This gets hit on the head
- What a construction worker may drive
- Squeeze "Another ___ in My Heart"
- What a hammer hits
- What a manicurist files and polishes
- What a manicurist files
- What an emery board is used on
- Unguis
- Ungula
- Talon
- What everything looks like to a hammer, proverbially
- Screw
- Staple's kin
- Target of red polish, often
- What one has at one's fingertips
- Timber fastener
- Small spike
- Secure, in a way
- Secure
- Seize
- Tenpenny ___
- Tenpenny e.g.
- Tenpenny, e.g.
- Tenpenny, for one
- Tenpenny item
- Tenpenny piece
- Toe feature
- Toe or finger adjunct
- Toe part
- Stick, as a dismount
- Stick, as a landing
Recent Usage of Item often filed in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Item often filed" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Item often filed in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 27, 2008
- USA Today - March 7, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 21, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 27, 2003
- New York Times - Oct. 21, 1984
