Crossword Clue: Like some awakenings
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Like some awakenings"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Like some awakenings"
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- 2014 Magic! hit ... or impolite
- "___ Boy" (2010 #1 hit for Rihanna)
- Barbarous
- Angering Miss Manners
- A _____ awakening
- Beyond inconsiderate
- Blue
- Bad-mannered
- Boorish
- Graceless
- Insulting
- Intentionally impolite
- Far from genteel
- Far from gentlemanly
- Far from polite
- "Great manners you've got!"
- Inviting a slap
- Fresh, in a way
- Fresh
- Brash
- Brassy
- Definitely not polite
- Deserving a slap, maybe
- Elementary
- Contrary to Miss Manners
- Brusque
- "How ___!"
- Emerson's "___ bridge"
- Hardly chivalrous
- Hardly civilized
- Hardly genteel
- Hardly gentlemanly
- Churlish
- Discourteous
- Disrespectful, in a way
- Disrespectful
- Crass
- Crass or impolite
- Ill-bred
- Ill-mannered Helmet song?
- Ill-mannered
- Impertinent
- Impolite — obscene
- Impolite
- Impudent
- In need of a slap
- In need of polishing
- "Excuse you!"
- Coarse
- Exhibiting bad manners
- Inclined to interrupt, say
- Inconsiderate
- Curt
- Inelegant
- Inexpert
- Faces "You're So ___"
- Like burping at the dinner table, say
- Like burping at the table
- Like burping loudly
- Like butting in
- Not very nice
- Like cutting in line, e.g.
- Like cutting in line, say
- Like cutting in line
- Like Don Rickles' persona
- Like elbowing, e.g.
- Like elbowing through a crowd, say
- Like Emerson's bridge
- Like hanging up on someone
- Like Internet trolls
- Mannerless
- Like line jumpers
- Out of line
- Totally tactless
- Kind of awakening
- Like some awakenings
- Obnoxious
- Like starers
- Like staring at someone
- Like talking during a movie, e.g.
- Like talking in a theater, e.g.
- "The nerve!"
- Rough
- Roughly built
- Offensive to Miss Manners
- Vulgar
- Short on manners
- Lacking couth
- Lacking culture
- Lacking in manners
- Lacking in refinement
- Lacking in tact
- Lacking manners
- Lacking refinement
- Lacking tact
- Really fresh
- Loutish
- Less than urbane
- Presumptuous, say
- Primitive
- Primitive.
- Primitively simple
- Not according to Miss Manners
- Opposite of polite
- Not at all refined
- Like a boor
- Like a churl
- Orally raw
- Like a lout
- Like a pusher, maybe
- Not minding one's manners
- More than unpleasant
- Makeshift
- Not polite
- Not respectful
- Showing bad manners
- Rustic
- Sassy
- Type of awakening
- "Ugh, ___!"
- Tactless
- Worthy of a slap, perhaps
- Uncalled for
- Uncivil
- Uncourteous
- Uncouth or unwrought
- Uncouth
- Slap-worthy
- What awakenings may be
- Unfashioned
- Unfinished or uncouth
- Unfinished
- Ungallant
- Ungentlemanly
- Unlike Miss Manners
- Unmannered
- Unmannerly
- Unpolished
- Unrefined
- Unwrought
- Unwrought or uncouth
- "You lewd, crude, ___, bag of pre-chewed food, dude!" (quote from "Hook")
- Snarling, say
- Snippy, say
- SoCal reggae punkers Too ___
- Stevie Ray Vaughan's unkind "Mood"
Recent Usage of Like some awakenings in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Like some awakenings in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Dec. 1, 2019
- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - Sept. 15, 2019
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Jan. 24, 2014
- New York Times - March 17, 2013
- Newsday - Nov. 18, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 23, 2012
- LA Times - July 10, 2010
- Washington Post - Jan. 27, 2010
- Newsday - Nov. 16, 2006
- New York Times - Oct. 19, 2004
