Crossword Clue: Kill a hockey penalty by holding on to the puck
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- __ paper (fine stationery)
- Bar wiper
- Barkeep's cleaner
- An old T-shirt might be used as one
- ____ Doll
- "A ___, a bone . . . "
- A mechanic usually keeps one handy
- Any Murdoch-owned newspaper, to progressives
- Aerosmith "___ doll, livin' in a movie"
- Aerosmith "___ Doll"
- Bit of cloth
- Aid for a maid
- Bad newspaper
- Bag or time
- Bootblack's need
- Dry cleaner?
- Dust cloth
- Dust collector?
- Dust collector
- Dust-mop alternative
- Dust remover
- Dustcloth
- Duster or tatter
- Duster
- Duster's need
- Dusting aid
- Dusting cloth
- Dusting item
- Dusting need
- Grease monkey's pocket item
- Early 1900s music style
- Fast-moving piano piece
- Holey t-shirt, perhaps
- Certain piano piece
- It can collect a lot of dust
- Cheap cleaning item
- Cheap magazine
- Checkout counter newspaper, perhaps
- Contemptible newspaper
- Cheesy paper
- "Elite Syncopations" and others
- "Elite Syncopations," e.g.
- It may collect dust
- Housecleaning cloth
- Household cleaner
- Chew the ___
- Fine stationery
- Fine writing paper
- Handle a puck
- Item in a mechanic's back pocket
- Item in a mechanic's hip pocket
- Dipstick dryer
- Dipstick wipe, often
- Dipstick wipe
- Dipstick wiper
- Harass, with "on"
- Harass
- Dirt-dishing newspaper
- Dirt-dishing publication
- Dis, with "on"
- Hardly highbrow reading
- Hardly the most prestigious paper
- Discarded T-shirt, maybe
- Disdained newspaper
- Gershwin's "Rialto Ripples," e.g.
- Dishcloth
- Disparaging thing to call a newspaper
- Hate (on)
- Disreputable news source
- Disreputable newspaper
- Disreputable paper
- Disreputable periodical
- Disreputable publication
- Disreputable source
- Disreputable tabloid
- Crappy newspaper
- Erstwhile garment
- Classless newspaper
- Give a hard time
- Cleaner's cloth
- Cleaning aid
- Cleaning closet item
- Cleaning cloth, often
- Cleaning cloth or bad newspaper
- Cleaning cloth
- Cleaning item
- Cleaning need
- Jazz tune
- Jazzy piano piece
- "Doin' That ___" Grateful Dead
- Doll material, maybe
- Doll material
- Doll stuffing, maybe
- Doll stuffing
- Cloth for a car wash
- Cloth for a spill
- Cloth for cleaning
- Cloth hanging out of a mechanic's pocket
- Cloth in the garage
- Cloth piece
- Cloth remnant
- Cloth scrap
- Cloth shred
- Cloth tatter
- Cloth that's not worth anything
- Cloth that's used to wash a car
- Cloth to clean with
- Cloth to dust with
- Cloth used for dusting
- Cloth used in a car wash
- Cloth used while waxing a car
- Cloth
- Clothing scrap
- Ex-garment
- Car cleaner
- Car-cleaning cloth
- Joan Baez "Time ___"
- Car mechanic's wiper
- Car wash aid
- Car wash cloth
- Car-wash cloth
- Car wash item
- Car wash need
- Car wash sight
- Car-washer's need
- Car washer's need
- Car-waxing aid
- Carly Simon "From __ dolls through brassieres"
- Joplin composition
- Joplin creation
- Joplin forte
- Joplin music
- Joplin offering
- Joplin opus
- Joplin output
- Joplin piano piece
- Joplin piece "Maple Leaf ___"
- Joplin piece
- Joplin product
- Joplin rendition
- Joplin song
- Joplin specialty
- Joplin tune
- Joplin work
- Joplin's forte
- Joplin's genre
- Joplin's "Maple Leaf __"
- Joplin's music
- Inexpensive wiper
- Inferior newspaper
- Inferior paper
- Carwash cloth
- Good thing for an oil spill
- Fabric remnant
- Fabric scrap
- High- or low-quality paper
- Castoff clothing
- Gossip sheet
- Gossipy gazette
- Catchy tune
- Come down hard (on)
- Not the most authoritative journalism source
- Not the most prestigious publication
- Most every tune from "The Sting"
- Publisher of yellow journalism
- Motley
- Torment
- Torn cloth
- Many a tune in "The Sting"
- Torn piece of material
- Many an old T-shirt, now
- Kill a hockey penalty by holding on to the puck
- "Maple Leaf __": 1899 piano work
- "Maple Leaf ___"
- ''Maple Leaf ___''
- "Maple Leaf," e.g.
- Outworn garment.
- Purveyor of yellow journalism
- Very poor magazine
- Kind of "Doll" for Aerosmith
- Kind of doll or time
- Kind of "Doll" to Aerosmith
- Kind of doll
- Kind of jazz
- "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin, for example (which was the song that inspired me to take piano lessons, FWIW)
- "The Entertainer," e.g.
- "The Entertainer," for one
- Strong paper type
- Kind of rug
- Kind of time
- Kind of time or doll
- Window cleaner
- Window cleaner, maybe
- Paint-stained piece
- Something stored in a garage
- Trash paper
- Roofing slate
- Trashy newspaper
- Something to chew?
- Kitchen cloth
- Music from ''The Sting,'' e.g.
- Music hall tune
- Material scrap
- "The Michigan ___" (song from "One Froggy Evening")
- Shirt that's seen better days
- Shoddy news source
- Musical piece
- Wiper
- Off-the-beat exemplar
- Shoeshine aid
- Shoeshine cloth
- Paparazzo's paper, perhaps
- Paper that dishes dirt
- Paper that's trash
- Paper with a bad rep
- Shot shirt, maybe
- Oil-changing need
- "The Sting" music
- "The Sting" number
- Oil-soaked garage accessory
- Mechanic's cloth
- Mechanic's oil-covered cloth
- Mechanic's old cloth
- Mechanic's wiper
- Old barroom tune
- Part of a homemade doll, maybe
- Old cloth to clean with
- Old cloth used for cleaning
- Old cloth used for household chores
- Old cloth
- Part of a lemon
- Old dress
- Old garment
- Lively piano tune
- Lively tune
- Old piano tune
- Old piece of clothing
- Old shirt, after being cut up
- Old shirt, maybe
- Old shirt, perhaps
- Old T, say
- Old T-shirt, at times
- Old T-shirt, e.g.
- Old T-shirt, maybe
- Old T-shirt, perhaps
- Old tee, maybe
- Poor paper, or fine paper
- Poor publication
- Old washcloth
- Partner of tag, sometimes
- Last year's dress.
- Recycled t-shirt, e.g.
- Recycled T-shirt, perhaps
- Recycled T-shirt?
- Recycled towel, perhaps
- Lousy newspaper
- New use for many a torn T-shirt
- Low-class newspaper
- Low-class publication
- Low-grade paper
- Low or worthless playing card
- Newspaper
- Newspaper, derogatorily
- Newspaper derogatorily
- Newspaper, disparagingly
- Low-quality newspaper
- Low-quality paper
- Newspaper held in low esteem
- Newspaper, to a rival
- Newspaper, to some
- Newspaper with hardly the highest journalistic standards
- Peppy musical piano piece
- One-time towel, perhaps
- Lurid paper
- Remnant
- Remover of dirt ... or spreader of dirt?
- Less-than-prestigious publication
- One's favorite decades old concert tee, in the eye's of one's wife
- Pricey writing paper
- Pester
- Repurposed T-shirt, maybe
- Repurposed T-shirt, perhaps
- Molotov cocktail "fuse"
- Maid's cloth
- Make fun of
- Piano piece
- Piano tune
- Mop cloth
- Piece of cloth
- Piece of Tin Pan Alley music
- Makeshift windshield cleaner
- Shred
- Word after dust or do
- Tune with syncopated rhythm
- Word before paper or doll
- Supermarket paper, stereotypically
- Waste cloth
- Word in some Scott Joplin titles
- Spare cloth piece
- Spare piece of cloth
- Word with doll or mop
- Word with time or weed
- Word with tune or weed
- Spill grabber
- Weed or doll
- Type of doll
- Sponge alternative
- Syncopated music
- Syncopated music: Colloq.
- Syncopated musical style
- Syncopated musical work
- Syncopated opus
- Syncopated piece
- Syncopated song
- Syncopated tune
- Syncopated work
- T-shirt that's worn, maybe
- Scandal sheet
- Tabloid, maybe
- Tabloid paper, slangily
- Tabloid paper
- Tabloid, perhaps
- Tabloid
- Worn-out cloth that's used for cleaning
- Worn-out piece of cloth
- Worn, tattered cloth
- Worthless cleaning cloth
- Worthless cloth
- Worthless piece of cloth
- Schmatte
- Threadbare coat, e.g.
- Scold
- What an old shirt may be used as
- Scorned paper
- Sleazy newspaper
- Sleazy paper
- Sleazy publication
- Sleazy tabloid
- Scott Joplin composition, for example
- Scott Joplin composition
- Scott Joplin creation
- Scott Joplin forte
- Scott Joplin genre
- Scott Joplin melody
- Scott Joplin music
- Scott Joplin piece
- Scott Joplin song
- Scott Joplin tune, e.g.
- Scott Joplin tune
- Scott Joplin work
- Scott Joplin's creation
- Scott Joplin's forte
- Scott Joplin's genre
- Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf ___ "
- Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf ___"
- Scott Joplin's music
- Scott Joplin's style
- Unfavored paper
- Throwaway publication
- Scrap of cloth
- Scrap
- What gathers dust?
- "Tiger ___"
- Tiger, for one
- Tasteless newspaper
- Tatter
- Tattered cleaning cloth
- Tattered cloth you might use for cleaning
- Tattered cloth
- Tattered old cloth
- Tattered T-shirt, perhaps
- Tattered tee, maybe
- Tattered tog
- Yellow journal
- Yellow journalism practitioner
- Yellow-journalism product
- Yellow journalism purveyor
- Yellow journalist's paper
- Time for a grease monkey
- Taunt
- Unprestigious paper
- Unprestigious publication
- Unreadable paper
- Unsavory paper
- Tease annoyingly
- Tease mercilessly, with "on"
- Tease mercilessly
- Tease relentlessly
- Tease, with "on"
- Tease
- Second-rate newspaper
- Upbeat tune
- Smear-sheet
- Title word after "Pineapple" or "Maple Leaf"
- Use for a tattered towel
- Use for a torn T-shirt
- Use for an old pair of jeans
- Use for an old T-shirt
- Toe-tapping tune
- Sensationalist newspaper
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- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Nov. 21, 2011