Crossword Clue: Lead car, sometimes
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Lead car, sometimes"
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- 1970s compact car dubbed "The Flying Fishbowl"
- '70s AMC auto
- '70s AMC car
- '70s AMC compact
- AMC model of the 1970s
- Bankers Life Fieldhouse athlete
- Amps '95 album
- An expectant father, e.g.
- An expectant father, perhaps
- An Indiana NBA player
- Basketballer whose home court is at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
- A pro in Indiana
- Apparently anxious person
- Bird, notably
- Celtic rival
- Certain horse
- Competitor at Meadowlands
- Certain race horse
- Certain track auto
- Front runner
- Edsel model
- Hoosier hoopster
- Hoosier state basketball player
- Hoosier State hoopster
- Fest-goer that monitors beer intake
- Horse in a harness race
- Horse in many a harness race
- Conseco Fieldhouse athlete
- Conseco Fieldhouse player
- Horse trained for harness racing
- Horse trained to run at a certain gait
- Horse who got the gait
- Horse with a certain gait.
- Horse
- Gaited horse
- Hambletonian entry
- Harness horse
- Harness horse or 70s AMC
- Harness race horse
- Harness-race horse
- Harness racer
- Harness racing horse
- Harness-racing horse
- Bygone AMC car
- Bygone A.M.C. car
- Crape anagram
- Evident worrywart
- Heart helper
- Go over again
- Expectant dad, maybe
- Expectant dad, perhaps
- Expectant father
- Expectant father, often
- Ind. cager
- Indiana athlete
- Indiana athlete in the N.B.A.
- Indiana baller
- Indiana basketball player
- Indiana basketball pro
- Indiana basketballer
- Indiana cager
- Indiana hoopster
- Indiana NBA player
- Indiana NBAer
- Indiana netman
- Indiana player
- Indiana pro
- Indiana pro athlete
- Indiana pro hoopster
- Indianapolis cager
- Indy 500 automobile
- Indy 500 feature
- Piston rival
- Many an expectant father
- The Amps '95 album
- Track car
- Market Square Arena player
- Track competitor
- The father-to-be, stereotypically
- Track horse
- Pack leader
- Obviously nervous one
- Roosevelt entry
- Rabbit, to greyhounds
- Race horse at Meadowlands
- Race horse
- Race-track horse
- Race-track runner
- Racehorse
- Racing horse
- Racing rabbit
- Meadowlands competitor
- Meadowlands contestant
- Meadowlands horse
- Meadowlands runner
- Rug wearer-outer
- Walking worrier
- Trotter's kin
- Trotter's relative
- Old AMC model
- Runner in front
- Runner in the lead
- Sulky hauler
- Sulky horse
- Sulky leader
- Sulky puller
- Sulky-pulling horse
- Runner's rabbit
- Member of a Hoosier team
- N.B.A. man
- NBA star Victor Oladipo, e.g.
- One awaiting a delivery, maybe
- One in front
- One in the lead
- Nervous person in a hospital waiting room, perhaps
- Nervous walker
- One of a pack at a track
- Lead car, sometimes
- Leader of the pack
- Leading horse
- Reggie Miller, for his entire 18-year career
- Reggie Miller, for one
- One walking back and forth
- Performer at Roosevelt Raceway
- Person in the lead
- Person taking the lead
- Restless walker
- Professional basketball player in Indiana
- Specialized racehorse
- Type of race horse
- Worried walker
- Worrying sort
- Worrywart, at times
- Standardbred at Yonkers
- Standardbred
- Yonkers entry
- Yonkers performer
Recent Usage of Lead car, sometimes in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Feb. 14, 2010
- USA Today - Feb. 27, 2007
