Crossword Clue: Kite or turtle lead-in
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Kite or turtle lead-in"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kite or turtle lead-in"
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- ___ office (place to purchase theater tickets)
- Batter's place
- Be a pugilist
- Be pugilistic
- A hat's is often round
- A penalty may be served in one
- Assortment of chocolates
- Birthday present container
- Duke it out
- Hit like Holyfield
- Cereal buy
- Cereal container
- Cereal package
- Compete in a ring
- Compete in the ring
- Deliver crosses, e.g.
- Deliver hooks, e.g.
- Elder or car
- Check recipient?
- Container
- Container for many a shoe store purchase
- Cheerios unit
- Detergent container
- Fight for a purse
- Fight in a ring
- Fight in the ring
- Fight like Lennox Lewis
- Fight like Mike Tyson
- Fight with fists
- Fight with gloves
- Fight
- Emulate Ali
- Emulate Muhammad Ali
- Emulate Sugar Ray
- Enclose, in a way
- Enclosure ... and an alphabetical listing of letters not appearing elsewhere in this puzzle's answer
- Choice seating at a theater
- Engage in pugilism
- Have a bout with
- Idiot ___ (slang term for a TV)
- Cox's partner
- Gift holder
- Jack-in-the-___ (pop-up toy)
- Jack-in-the-___
- Crate
- Jack's hiding place
- Jack's place
- Imitate Ali
- Crossword unit
- Go a bout
- Go a bout?
- Go a few rounds in the ring
- Go a few rounds
- Go a round
- Go a round in a ring
- Go a round?
- Cap'n Crunch container
- Exchange blows
- Go rounds in a ring
- Cuff
- Cardboard ___
- Cardboard cereal container
- Cardboard cereal package
- Cardboard container
- Expensive seating area
- Expensive seating
- Indulge in pugilism
- Carton
- Face off in the ring
- Jury enclosure
- Jury's enclosure
- Text ___
- Place for letters
- Place for lunch, perhaps
- Punch a bunch
- Moving-day item
- Moving need
- Kind of kite or car
- Kind of kite
- Wii alternative
- Kind of office
- Trade blows
- Trade jabs
- Trade some punches
- Kind of seat
- Stuff the ballot ___ (vote multiple times)
- Something checked on a questionnaire
- Something to check
- Match or jewelry
- Music ___
- Kite or lunch
- Kite or turtle lead-in
- Kix or Trix container
- Pandora opened one
- Lacrosse play area
- Part of HBO
- Land some lefts
- Participate in a prizefight
- Loge, e.g.
- Post-office offering
- Post office rental
- Receptacle
- Practice pugilism
- Precedes office or car
- Prepare a gift, perhaps
- Present location?
- Present place?
- Pricey seating area
- Prime opera-house seating
- "Life is like a ___ of chocolates" ("Forrest Gump" line)
- Opera house accommodation
- Opera-house accommodation
- Opera vantage point
- Produce some combinations, say
- TV, informally
- Spar in the ring
- Spar
- Word that can follow "ballot" or "boom"
- Word with band or sand
- Word with "black" or "shadow"
- Word with music or sand
- Word with "office" or "seat"
- Word with ''office'' or ''seat''
- Word with seat, lunch or spring
- Word with seat or spring
- Word with set or seat
- Swing in a ring
- Swing in the ring
- Work on hooks, say
- Spot for holders of opera glasses, often
- Think outside the ___
- Square that can follow each of the three words in each starred answer
- UPS Store buy
- Whence Jack pops
- Soccer goalie's area
Recent Usage of Kite or turtle lead-in in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kite or turtle lead-in in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Oct. 24, 2014