Crossword Clue: Last call
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Last call"
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- 1981 drama in which Tom Cruise played a military cadet
- 24-note tune
- ___ out (submits, in the UFC)
- Bar fixtures
- Bar sights
- Bar spigots for beer
- Base lullaby of sorts
- Base lullaby
- Base melody
- Base music
- Base night song
- Base notes?
- Base notes
- Base number
- Base tune
- A little night music?
- A little night music
- Beasts with prominent snouts
- Bedtime tune
- Beer barrel pokers
- Beer dispensers
- Begins to use
- Army bugle call
- Army bugler's tune
- Army "good-night" tune
- Army "lights out" tune
- Army ''lights out'' tune
- Audience does this with toes
- Boot camp lullaby
- Hits lightly
- Hits up (for)
- Ceremonial bugle rendition
- Faucets
- Composition of only four different notes
- Eavesdroppers' equipment
- Features of kegs
- Brewpub array
- Brewpub lineup
- Brewpub spigots
- Group at the bar
- It causes lights to go out
- Funeral piece
- Funeral tune
- Designates
- G. C. Scott film: 1981
- Bugle call.
- Bugle call after tattoo
- Bugle call at a military funeral
- Bugle call
- Bugle "lights out" tune
- Bugle melody played at sundown
- Bugle melody to signal day's end
- Bugle number
- Bugle solo
- Bugle song meaning "lights out"
- Bugle tune
- Bugler's bedtime tune
- Bugler's call
- Bugler's evening call
- Bugler's evening tune
- Bugler's farewell
- Bugler's "good night"
- Bugler's goodnight
- Bugler's job
- Bugler's lights-douser
- Bugler's "lights out" music
- Bugler's "lights out" signal
- Bugler's "lights out" tune
- Bugler's melody
- Bugler's piece
- Bugler's sign-off
- Bugler's signal
- Bugler's tune
- Bugs
- Emulates Bojangles
- Emulates Gregory Hines
- Emulates Sammy Davis, Jr.
- End-of-day bugle call
- Chooses for a position
- Chooses to lead
- Gentle attention-getters
- Gentle prods
- It's bugled on a base
- It's played at night
- It's played nightly on base
- It's played on base
- Flag ceremony piece
- Gets the keg rolling
- Call at camp
- Call heard at Arlington
- Call in the evening
- Call on base
- Call that can be played with just C's, E's, and G's
- Calls on
- G.I.'s lullaby?
- GI's lullaby?
- Camp lullaby
- Campers' curfew
- Camper's curfew
- Doesn't pound hard
- Evening bugle call
- Evening song
- Evening tune
- Evensong?
- Closing bars
- Curfew call at camp
- Curfew for campers
- Draft beer is dispensed from them
- Drawers in a bar?
- Draws from
- Draws off, as maple syrup
- Draws off
- Draws sap from, as a maple tree
- Draws upon
- Good night for soldiers
- Good-night sound
- Dances, in a way
- Dances like Bill Robinson
- Dances like Eleanor Powell
- Dances like Savion
- Dancing-shoe attachments
- Four-note lights-out tune
- Four-note piece
- Four-note tune
- Soldier's good night tune
- Soldier's lullaby
- Sole savers
- Keg party rentals
- Solemn bugle solo
- Pub array
- Pub fixtures
- Pub hardware
- Pub lineup
- Solo heard at Arlington National Cemetery
- Mournful melody
- Touches lightly
- Touches on the shoulder
- Strikes lightly
- Veterans Day solo
- Plants a bug in
- Music at many a memorial
- Music on base
- Musical good night
- Song at a military funeral
- Shoe appendages
- Plugs
- Song that begins "Day is done"
- Knocks gently
- Listeners
- Lager sources
- Melody at the base
- Melody from a bugler
- Raps lightly
- Memorial Day performance
- Memorial Day solo
- Memorial music
- Readies a beer keg
- Last call
- Last call?
- Last melody?
- Last song?
- Late-hours tune
- Pats
- Military base tune
- Military-day closer
- Military funeral concluder
- Military "good night"
- Military "Lights out" music
- Military "lights out" song
- Military lights-out tune
- Military melody
- Military tune indicating bedtime
- Military tune
- Night music at camp
- Night music on base
- Night music
- Night notes
- Night tune
- Nightly bugle call
- Nighttime bugle call
- Nighttime notes
- Removes a bung
- Repertoire requirement for a military bugler
- Nocturnal sound at camp
- Nominates
- Phone lines?
- Phone spying devices
- Restin' piece?
- Light hits
- Light touches
- "Lights out" bugle tune
- "Lights out" indicator
- ''Lights-out'' indicator
- "Lights out" lullaby
- Lights-out melody
- Lights-out music
- "Lights out" music
- Lights out signal
- Lights-out signal
- Lights-out signal at camp
- "Lights out" signal
- Lights-out signaler
- Lights-out song
- Lights-out song, in the barracks
- Lights-out song?
- "Lights out" tune
- 'Lights out' tune
- "Lights out" tune, in the military
- Lights-out tune
- Lights out warning
- Opposite of "Reveille"
- Picks for a position
- Reveille counterpart
- Reveille opposite
- ReveilleÂ's opposite
- Reveille's counterpart
- Reveille's opposite
- Makes use of
- Trumpet selection
- Tune also known as "Butterfield's Lullaby"
- Tune for lights out
- Tune from an army bugler
- Tune played at twilight
- Tune with only four distinct notes
- Signal after tattoo
- Water spigots
- Twilight tune
- They run from time to time
- They run in kitchens
- Spigots
- Sink fixtures
- Siphons off
- Typing sounds
- What a drummer does
- Threading tools
- What drummer does to feet
- What drummer does with feet
- What fan does w/feet
- Staple of Memorial Day services
- Tattoo follower
- Telephone-bugging devices
- Selects, so to speak
- Uses a foot to keep time
Recent Usage of Last call in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Last call in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 5, 2007
- Wall Street Journal Friday - March 19, 2004
