Crossword Clue: Lie at anchor
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Lie at anchor"
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- "___ a cock-horse . . . "
- "___ a cockhorse . . . "
- ___ herd on
- ___ out (endure)
- ___ the bench (not get used in the game)
- ___ to the hounds
- Amusement-park attraction
- Amusement park attraction.
- Amusement park attraction
- Amusement park feature
- Amusement-park feature
- Amusement park lure
- Amusement park thrill
- ____ the High Country
- Be a passenger
- Be in the passenger's seat
- Antagonize
- Be transported
- Aptly named astronaut
- Abuse, in a way
- Astronaut Sally
- Bike, e.g.
- Bike outing
- Attraction, perhaps
- Auto's comfort quality
- Avoid a walk
- Badger persistently
- Along for the ___
- "Free ___" (Edgar Winter Group hit)
- "Free ___" (Edgar Winter hit)
- "Free ___" (The Edgar Winter group)
- Hitch, in a way
- Hitch successfully
- Hitch
- Hitcher's hope
- Hitcher's request
- Hitchhike, e.g.
- Hitchhike successfully
- Hitchhike
- Hitchhiker's desire
- Hitchhiker's goal
- Hitchhiker's hope
- Hitchhiker's need
- Hitchhiker's quest
- Hitchhiker's wish
- Hitching hope
- Fare exchange
- Compete in equestrianism
- Compete in the American Gold Cup
- Edgar Winter "Free ___"
- Depend (on)
- Funfair attraction
- Funfair feature
- Coney Island attraction
- Coney Island Cyclone, e.g.
- Hop a bus
- Hop on board
- Hop on
- Ferris wheel, e.g
- Ferris wheel, e.g.
- Ferris wheel, for one
- Ferris wheel or bumper cars
- Ferris wheel or carousel
- Ferris wheel or roller coaster, for example
- Ferris wheel or roller coaster
- Ferris wheel or whip
- It may be a thriller
- It may be free
- It may be hitched
- Gangland fate
- Gangster's finale.
- BTO "Let It ___"
- It might be bummed
- It might turn you upside down
- Emulate Cordero
- Emulate Miss Daisy
- Emulate Paul Revere
- Emulate Revere
- Emulate Shoemaker
- Emulate the Valkyries.
- First American female astronaut
- First American woman in space
- First female astronaut
- Harass persistently
- Busch Gardens attraction
- Harass
- It's a fair feature
- Costain's "___ with Me"
- Endure successfully, with ''out''
- First spacewoman
- First U.S. woman in space
- First woman astronaut
- Enjoy a carousel
- Enjoy a carrousel
- Enjoy a Harley, say
- Enjoy a Harley
- County-fair attraction
- County-fair diversion
- County-fair feature
- Get carried away?
- Disney World attraction
- Disney World's Space Mountain, e.g.
- Disneyland attraction
- Disneyland Paris attraction
- Disneyland's Space Mountain, e.g.
- Get on a bus
- Get on, in more ways than one
- Get on
- Give the needle
- Jaunt
- Cruise
- Go biking
- Go by Amtrak
- Go by bike
- Go by bus
- Go by car or train
- Go by car
- Go by horse
- Go by horseback
- Go by Metro
- Go by pony
- Go by scooter
- Go by shuttle
- Go by taxi
- Go by train
- Go cantering
- Go for a spin
- Go on a roller coaster
- Go on horseback
- Go piggyback
- Heckle
- Hector
- Don't walk
- Capture, with "down"
- Car, casually
- Excursion
- Car-pooler's need
- Coaster, e.g.
- Car shopper's concern
- Car, slangily
- Jockey
- ... for astronauts
- Exhibition attraction
- Join the fox hunt
- Carnival amusement
- Carnival attraction like the Tilt-A-Whirl
- Carnival attraction
- Carnival feature
- Carnival fun
- Carousel, e.g.
- Carousel, for one
- Carousel or Ferris wheel, e.g.
- Carousel or ferris wheel
- Carpool
- Josh
- Journey (...to here)
- Journey
- Drive
- Catch a Greyhound
- Fair attraction
- Fair diversion
- Fair feature
- Fair fun
- Fair offer?
- Fair offering
- Fair selection
- Fair sight
- Fair thing
- Fairground fun
- Fairgrounds attraction
- Drop tower or whirling teacups, e.g.
- Utilize a jinrikisha
- Ridicule persistently
- Ridicule
- Pirates of the Caribbean, e.g.
- Keep on teasing
- Motor
- Torment
- Straddle, say
- Outing
- Tour on the merry-go-round.
- The Coney Island Cyclone, e.g.
- The Cyclone, e.g.
- Rocker drives a nice one, slang
- MTVs Pimp My ___
- Some use a thumb to get one
- Roller coaster e.g.
- Roller coaster, e.g.
- Roller coaster, for one
- Roller coaster or carousel
- Roller coaster or Ferris wheel, for example
- Roller coaster or Ferris wheel
- Roller coaster or Tilt-A-Whirl
- Train journey
- Play polo, say
- Play the jockey
- Play well, in jazz lingo
- Kings Dominion attraction
- Travel by horse or motorcycle
- Travel by horse
- Something to grab
- Travel (on a bike, perhaps)
- Travel on horse
- Travel on horseback
- Travel on
- "The Longest ___" (Nicholas Sparks novel)
- Travel
- Subject of a Car and Driver rating
- Something to "thumb"
- The Matterhorn, e.g.
- Short car trip
- Park attraction
- Trip in a car or bus
- Trip on a bicycle
- Trip on a train
- Poison "___ the Wind"
- Walk alternative
- Poke fun at
- Rag on
- Nag ... or use a nag
- Nag
- Part of a Car and Driver review
- Walt Disney World attraction
- Lady Godiva's outing
- Participate in a race, maybe
- Razz
- Log flume or Ferris wheel
- Merry-go-round, e.g.
- Merry-go-round, for example
- Merry-go-round, for one
- Merry-go-round or roller coaster
- Needle
- ''Paul Revere's ___''
- One may be hitched
- One may have a height restriction
- Midway amusement
- Midway attraction
- Perform in a rodeo, e.g.
- Lyft offer
- Lyft offering
- "Let it ___!" (casino cry)
- Let It ___ (casino game)
- Pester
- "Magic Carpet ___" (Steppenwolf)
- "Magic Carpet ____"
- Magic Mountain attraction
- Lie at anchor
- Lift provider
- Lift
- Result of a thumbs-up?
- Make fun of
- Pick on
- Revere took a famous one
- Revere's thing
- Not go by one's own locomotion
- Rib
- "Pimp My ___"
- The whip is one
- The Zipper, e.g.
- Theme park attraction
- Theme-park attraction
- Theme park feature
- Theme park lure
- Theme park staple
- Word bookending "Captain" and "Sally" in song
- Space Mountain, e.g.
- Space Mountain, for one
- Sally in space
- Sally of NASA fame
- Sally of NASA
- Sally of space fame
- Sally of space flight
- Sally of space trips
- Sally of space
- Sally who rode into space
- Sally who was the first U.S. woman in space
- Sally who went to space
- "We ___" (2006 Rihanna song)
- "They returned from the ___"
- Spin
- Splash Mountain, e.g.
- Splash Mountain or Space Mountain, at Disneyland
- Sit astraddle of
- Uber or Lyft offering
- Six Flags amusement
- Six Flags attraction
- "Take a ___ on the Reading" (Chance card in Monopoly)
- "Take a ___ on the Reading" (line on a Chance card in Monopoly)
- Take a bus or train
- Take a bus
- Take a cab or bus
- Take a cab
- Take a hack
- Take a taxi
- Take a train or bus
- Take a train
- Take a trip in a car
- Take a trip
- Take a trolley
- Take advantage of bike-share, say
- Take for a ___
- What a gangster might be taken for
- Take the Acela
- Take the bus, e.g.
- Take the bus or train
- Take the bus
- Take the car
- What a hitchhiker wants
- Take the subway
- Take the train
- Take the trolley
- Take to the saddle
- Scooter or phaeton
- What Blue Image's "Captain" does
- Thumb a ___ (hitchhike)
- Scrambler, e.g.
- "Ticket to ___"
- "Ticket to ___" (Beatles song)
- ''Ticket to ___''
- Tilt-A-Whirl, e.g.
- Tilt-A-Whirl, for example
- Tilt-A-Whirl, for one
- Tilt-A-Whirl or bumper cars
- Tilt-A-Whirl or roller coaster, for example
- What Poison will do to "the Wind"
- Taunt, so to speak
- Taunt
- Taxi trip
- Teacups at an amusement park, e.g.
- Teacups, e.g.
- Tease mercilessly
- Tease relentlessly
- Tease repeatedly
- Tease unmercifully
- Tease vigorously
- Tease
- Wheels
- Use a bridle path
- Use a shuttle
- Use Rotten Row
- Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet ___"
- Steppenwolf's ''Magic Carpet ___''
Recent Usage of Lie at anchor in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Lie at anchor in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Aug. 27, 1976
- New York Times - Sept. 4, 1973
- New York Times - May 1, 1972
- New York Times - Aug. 6, 1970