Crossword Clue: Jackson or Graham
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- --- up (accelerate)
- 1978 Superman portrayer
- __ counter (tachometer)
- ___ Horton Heat (abbr.)
- ___ Horton Heat (abbr)
- ___ Jesse Jackson
- ___ the engine
- Amp (up)
- ___ up (accelerate)
- ___ up (accelerate, like an engine)
- ___ up (accelerate the speed of)
- ___ up (excite)
- ___ up (gun the engine)
- ___ up (sharply accelerate)
- A pastor, perhaps (Abbr.)
- Apoc.
- Abbr. before a minister's name
- Abbr. before Msgr.
- Abbr. for Jesse Jackson
- Abbr. on a church letter
- Abbreviation for Jesse Jackson
- Accelerate a motor
- Accelerate an engine
- Accelerate, as an engine
- Accelerate, briefly
- Accelerate engine speed
- Accelerate, for short
- Accelerate in neutral
- Accelerate quickly
- Accelerate sharply
- Accelerate the engine
- Accelerate with up
- Accelerate (with "up")
- Accelerate, with "up"
- Accelerate
- Bible bk.
- Billy Graham's title: Abbr.
- Al Sharpton, e.g.: Abbr.
- Al Sharpton's honorific: Abbr.
- Boost the RPM
- Boost the RPM's
- Boost, with "up"
- Cause to go "vroom"
- Cause to go "vroom," as an engine
- Cause to go "Vroom!"
- Cause to roar
- Intensify, with "up"
- Hit the accelerator
- Hit the gas pedal in neutral
- Hit the gas without moving
- Father, for short
- Father's nickname
- Fr.'s kin
- "Delta Sun Bottleneck Stomp" Mercury ___
- Brief minister?
- Brief preacher?
- Change the speed of a motor.
- Charge (up)
- Gun a motor
- Gun (an engine)
- Gun an engine
- Gun, as a car engine
- Gun, as a engine
- Gun, as a motor
- Gun, as a race car engine
- Gun, as a V-8 engine
- Gun, as a V6
- Gun, as a V8
- Gun (as an engine )
- Gun, as an engine
- Gun, as one's engine
- Gun, as the engine
- Gun, as your engine
- Gun at a red light
- Gun at a stop sign
- Gun, at Indy
- Gun, at the starting line
- Gun (engine)
- Gun, in a car
- Gun in a car?
- Gun in a drag race
- Gun in a garage
- Gun, in a way
- Gun in neutral
- Gun in the driveway, maybe
- Gun in the garage?
- Gun in the garage
- Gun, Indy-style
- Gun it in neutral
- Gun, like a car's engine
- Gun on the road
- Gun on the street
- Gun on the street?
- Gun on the streets
- Gun one's engine
- Gun the eng.
- Gun the engine
- Gun the motor, for short
- Gun the motor
- Gun
- Fire up, as an engine
- Fire (up), as an engine
- Dimmesdale's title in "The Scarlet Letter,": Abbr.
- Hype (up)
- Church title: Abbr.
- Engine turn
- Churchly title (Abbr.)
- Get moving, with "up"
- Get one's motor moving
- Get ready to drag
- Crank (up)
- Crank up, as an engine
- Crank up
- Jackson or Graham
- Jackson's title, briefly
- Flock leader: Abbr.
- Flock leader, familiarly
- Flock leader, for short
- Flock tender, for short
- Give an engine some gas
- Give 'er the gas in park
- Give gas to, as a car engine
- Give gas to, as an engine
- Give gas to, like an engine
- Give gas to
- Give it some gas in park
- Give it some gas
- Give it the gas
- Give it the gun
- Give some gas to
- Give some gas
- Give some juice to
- Give some juice
- Give the gas
- Clergy mem.
- Clergy member: Abbr.
- Clergy member address, for short
- Clergy person, casually
- Clergy title, briefly
- Clergyman: abbr.
- Clergyman, or woman (abbr)
- Clergyman's address
- Clergyman's title (Abbr.)
- Clergyperson's nickname
- Cleric, for short
- Clerical abbreviation
- Clerical addr.
- Clerical address, for short
- Clerical nickname
- Clerical title: Abbr.
- Clerical title, briefly
- Clerical VIP
- Cleric's abbreviation
- Cleric's title (Abbr.)
- Cleric's title: Abbr.
- Head of a flock: Abbr.
- J.Bakker or J. Swaggart
- Dominique's dream
- Jeremiah Wright's title: Abbr.
- Jesse Jackson, e.g.
- Jesse Jackson, for one: Abbr.
- Jesse Jackson's religious title: Abbr.
- Jesse Jackson's title, briefly
- Excite, with "up"
- Go vroom, vroom
- Go "Vroom vroom!"
- Go "vroom, vroom"
- Incease the RPM
- Increase in strength, with "up"
- Increase motor speed, briefly
- Increase motor speed
- Increase the RPM
- Increase the r.p.m.'s
- Increase the speed of
- Increase (up)
- Increase, with "up"
- Dr. King, for one
- Informal clergy member
- Informal minister?
- Goose an engine
- Goose the gas
- Ser. deliverer
- Stimulate, with "up"
- Man of the cloth, slangily
- Sermon deliverer (abbr.)
- Sermon deliverer: Abbr.
- Sermon giver: Abbr.
- Sermonizer, for short
- Pt. of rpm
- Motor turn, for short
- Pulpit speaker, briefly
- NT book
- N.T. book
- N.T. finale
- Punch the gas while idling
- White-collar worker, for short?
- Move the tach needle
- Rock band Mercury ___
- Put one's foot down?
- Put the pedal to the metal
- Padre
- Padre, for short
- King, e.g.: Abbr.
- Mash the gas in a garage
- King or Graham
- King's title? (Abbr.)
- King's title: Abbr.
- King's title, for short
- Quickly accelerate
- Vroom the engine
- Vroom
- Short circuit?
- The R in RPM
- Race (a motor)
- Race a motor
- Race (an engine)
- Race an engine
- Race, as a motor
- Race, as an engine
- Race at a red light?
- Race before a race?
- Race in neutral
- Race in place
- Race in the driveway
- Race (motor)
- Race or gun
- Race the engine
- Race the motor
- Race
- RPM part (Abbr.)
- Rt. __ (church title)
- Short spin?
- Parsonage personage, for short
- Show off before a car race
- Show off one's Harley, in a way
- Run the engine
- Run up the engine
- Run up the motor
- Raise the RPMs
- Ramp (up)
- Part of IRS: Abbr.
- Part of r.p.m.
- Part of r.p.m.: Abbr.
- Part of r.p.m., for short
- Last N.T. book
- Pastor, briefly
- Pastor, for short
- Pastor, informally
- Pastor kin, briefly
- Pastor relative, informally
- Pastor, to pals
- Pastor's nickname
- Pastor's title: Abbr.
- Power (up)
- Prayer leader, briefly
- Leader of a flock: Abbr.
- Preach
- Preacher, briefly
- Preacher, familiarly
- Preacher, for short
- Preacher nickname, perhaps
- Preacher's addr.
- Preacher's title: Abbr.
- Lovejoy's title on "The Simpsons": Abbr.
- LP turn
- Minister: Abbr.
- Minister, briefly
- Minister, for short
- Minister, slangily
- Ministerial nickname
- Minister's moniker
- Minister's nickname
- Minister's title: Abbr.
- Minister's title (Abbr.)
- Minister's title, for short
- Rel. title
- Nickname for a pastor
- Prep for dragging
- Prepare to burn rubber
- Prepare to drag-race
- Prepare to drag race
- Prepare to drag
- Prepare to race at Daytona
- Prepare to race
- Relig. title
- Religious title: Abbr.
- Religious title for Al Sharpton: Abbr.
- Religious title for Jesse Jackson: Abbr.
- Religious title for Martin Luther King, Jr.: Abbr.
- Religious title, for short
- MLK, e.g.
- MLK, for one
- M.L.K. honorific
- M.L.K. Jr., e.g.
- M.L.K. Jr., for one
- MLK title (Abbr.)
- M.L.K. title
- MLK's title (Abbr.)
- M.L.K.'s title: Abbr.
- MLK's title, for short
- MLK's title
- Person of the cloth, for short
- Person who might deliver a sermon: Abbr.
- Make a Jaguar purr, say
- Make a motor roar
- Opp. of fwd.
- Make go "vroom"
- Make growl, as an engine
- Make intimidating noises before a drag race
- Make more productive, with "up"
- Make purr, in a way
- Make the / motor go / vroom in / neutral
- Make the motor roar
- Make the tach needle move
- Sun. cynosure
- Warm up the engine
- Sun. sermon giver
- Sun. sermonizer
- Sun. speaker
- Turn over, as an engine (Abbr.)
- Speed a motor
- Speed up a motor
- Speed up an engine
- Speed up, as an engine
- Speed up, for short
- Speed (up)
- Spin, for short
- Sydney Smith was one: Abbr.
- Spooner, for one: Abbr.
- Tachometer measure
- Timothy Lovejoy's title on "The Simpsons": Abbr.
- Up the RPMs
- Title for a church pastor: Abbr.
- Title for B. Graham
- Title for Billy Graham: Abbr.
- Title for Graham: Abbr.
- Title for Jackson or King: Abbr.
- Title for Jesse Jackson: Abbr.
- Title for Jesse Jackson or Billy Graham: Abbr.
- Title for Jim Ignatowski on "Taxi": Abbr.
- Title for King or Jackson: Abbr.
- Title for Martin Luther King, Jr.: Abbr.
- Title for Mike Huckabee: Abbr.
- Title for MLK (Abbr.)
- Title for MLK Jr.
- Title for MLK Jr. (Abbr.)
- Title for M.L.K. Jr.
- Title for MLK
- Title for Run of Run DMC: Abbr.
- Title for the head of a church: Abbr.
- Title for Timothy Lovejoy on "The Simpsons": Abbr.
- Step on the gas
- Step (up)
- Step up the motor
- Step up
- Test, as an engine
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- USA Today - Sept. 9, 2003
