Crossword Clue: Met, as a bet
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- 2000s horror film series starring Tobin Bell
- 2004 Cary Elwes movie
- 2004 horror film with many sequels
- 2004 horror film with six sequels
- 2004 horror film with the tagline "How much blood would you shed to stay alive?"
- 2004 horror film
- 2004 horror flick involving gory puzzles
- 2004 horror movie with many sequels
- 2004 horror movie with six sequels
- 2004 horror movie
- 2004 James Wan horror film that launched a franchise
- ___ Horse; or common power tool
- _____ fly
- A kind of one appears in this puzzle's seven longest answers
- "A leopard can't change its spots," e.g.
- Aphorism
- "A stitch in time ...," e.g.
- Arborist's tool
- Beheld
- Adage
- Bloody 2004 thriller
- Back-and-forth tool
- Band __
- Band or musical follower
- Caught a glimpse of
- Caught, as a movie
- Caught at the theater
- Caught, in a way
- Caught visually
- Caught
- Graceful girl
- "Instrument" played with a hammer or bow
- Familiar saying
- Dated
- Grain splitter
- Dust-creating tool
- Hit 2004 film with many sequels
- Dust-making tool
- Grasped
- Home Depot purchase
- Chain __
- Gruesome franchise of 2004-2010
- It goes back and forth in the woods
- It goes back and forth to work?
- It goes back and forth
- Horror film franchise
- Horror film that starts in a filthy lavatory
- Horror film that starts in a lavatory
- Horror film with four sequels
- Horror franchise beginning in 2004
- Horror franchise named for a cutting tool
- It has teeth but no mouth
- Checked out
- Consulted
- It may be circular
- Bromide
- Detected
- Hack, band or Jig trailer
- Hack follower
- Hack or chain chaser
- Hack or chain follower
- It may be trite and true
- It may cause a division in the board
- It may divide a board
- It may go against the grain
- It might expose rings
- It might go against the grain
- Film with six sequels
- Gathered intelligence, in a way
- Didn't miss
- Didn't overlook
- Coping device
- Coping device?
- Coping mechanism?
- Cord-making aid
- Hand tool with teeth
- Bumped into
- First in a horror film franchise
- First in a popular horror movie franchise
- First in a series of slasher flicks
- "I ___ Her Standing There" (Beatles song)
- Discerned
- Hardware-store purchase
- Hardware store purchase
- Discovered
- Buzz or hack follower
- Buzzer that cuts
- Fish or fly
- Circular ___ (cutting tool)
- Circular ___ (power tool for cutting wood)
- Circular ___
- Circular power tool
- "Haste makes waste," e.g.
- Epigram
- Its teeth are triangular
- It's trite and true
- Do a bit of carpentry
- Do a carpenter's job
- " . . . ere I ___ Elba"
- Called a bet, in poker
- Called with chips
- Do some carpentry
- Espied
- Came to realize
- Creator of a branch division?
- Implement
- Crosscut, e.g.
- "Crosscut" implement
- Crosscut
- Glimpsed
- Go back and forth in the woods?
- Jig or buzz
- Jig or hack, e.g.
- Cut
- Carpenter's blade
- Carpenter's cutter
- Carpenter's cutting tool
- Carpenter's need
- Carpenter's tool with teeth
- Carpenter's tool
- Carpentry tool
- Cut through
- Cutter of lines in some shops?
- Cutter
- Cutting tool that has teeth
- Cutting tool was backward?
- Cutting tool with teeth
- Cutting tool
- Jug band instrument
- Eyed
- Gory 2004 thriller
- Gory horror film franchise
- Got a glimpse of
- Got a load of
- Got a look at
- Got a peek at
- Got an eyeful of
- Got an eyeful
- Got the picture
- Sententious saying
- Proverb
- Took a gander at
- Took in a show
- Took in, as a movie
- Took in
- Serrated blade
- Tool
- Tool a magician uses in a woman-in-a-crate act
- Tool a magician uses to cut someone in half
- Tool for a lumberjack
- Tool for cutting wood
- Tool in a magician's act
- Tool that can make music
- Tool that has sharp teeth
- Tool that may be instrumental?
- Tool used to create kerfs
- Tool with a chain variety
- Tool with "coping" and "crosscut" varieties
- Tool with gullets
- Tool with teeth
- Rip or buck, e.g.
- Rip or hack follower
- Rip or jig follower
- Toolshed item
- Toothed music-maker
- Toothed tool for a lumberjack
- Toothed tool for cutting wood
- Toothed tool
- Toothless tool
- Toothy tool
- Pithy saying
- Noticed — tool
- Noticed
- Motto
- Seven-film franchise
- Seven-film horror movie franchise
- "Torture porn" franchise
- Kind of dust
- Kind of horse
- Plank cutter
- Much-repeated words
- Observed with one's own eyes
- Observed
- Viewed
- Paid a call on
- Play a fiddle, in a way
- "Rome was not built in a day," e.g.
- Matched, as a bet
- Matched at the poker table
- Matched the bet
- Visited
- Sometime musical instrument
- Visualized
- Music-making tool
- Musical ____
- Musical instrument
- Musical instrument found in few bands
- Tree-cutting tool
- Tree doctor's tool
- Tree surgeon's need
- Tree surgeon's scalpel
- Tree surgeon's tool
- Musical tool
- Wise saying
- Maxim
- Shop cutter
- Shop tool
- Shopworn saying
- Shopworn words of wisdom
- Oft-repeated words
- Trite-and-true saying
- Trite expression
- Trite saying
- Witnessed
- Old ___
- Old adage
- Laid eyes on
- Old proverb
- Old saying
- Log cutter
- Log-cutting blade
- Logger's need
- Logger's tool
- Logging site sight
- Logging tool
- Met, as a bet
- Met, as a poker bet
- Met the bet
- One cutting through the woods?
- "Look before you leap" is one
- One going back and forth to work?
- One going back and forth to work
- One going back and forth
- One has sharp teeth
- Recent horror film franchise
- One may be circular
- Penultimate word of a palindrome
- Perceived
- Lumber-cutting tool
- Lumber mill fixture
- Lumber mill item
- Lumber tool
- Lumberjack's gear
- Lumberjack's need
- Lumberjack's tool with teeth
- Lumberjack's tool
- Lumbermill fixture
- Perform some millwork
- Remove from the board?
- One with sharp teeth
- Made out
- Magic show prop
- Magician's "cutting" tool
- Magician's prop for cutting a woman in half
- Magician's prop, perhaps
- Magician's prop
- Prison-cake ingredient
- "Nor do not ___ the air . . . ": Hamlet
- Make a board two
- Make a cut
- Process lumber, in a way
- Make across-the-board cuts?
- Picked out
- Make the cut
- Maker of across-the-board cuts
- Pictured
- Prop for a classic magician's trick
- Prop for a magician's trick
- Prop for an old magic trick
- Wood cutter?
- Wood cutter
- Wood-cutting device
- Wood-cutting tool
- Woodcutter's tool
- Woodcutting tool with a jagged edge
- Woodcutting tool
- Woodshop cutter
- Woodshop tool
- Woodworker's tool for cutting
- Warrant "I ___ Red"
- Was a spectator at
- Watched
- Word that can follow "buzz" or "hack"
- Word with "band" or "hand"
- Word with band or hand
- Word with hack or hand
- Sped
- Swede or chain follower
- Word with power or band
- Word with "rip" or "circular"
- Word with rip or circular
- Word with rip or coping
- Spied
- Word with "whip" or "rip"
- Word with whip or rip
- "Singing" instrument
- "Singing" musical instrument
- Words of wisdom
- Workbench cutter
- Saying
- Went on dates with
- Went out with
- Table __
- Workshop staple
- Spotted
- What a magician uses to cut someone in half
- Understood
- Thriller with the tagline "Every puzzle has its pieces"
- What Caesar did second?
- What viewers did to that movie series about the evil guy making the kids cut their parts off
- Use a crosscut
Recent Usage of Met, as a bet in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Met, as a bet" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Met, as a bet in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - March 17, 2019
- LA Times - Dec. 13, 2012
- Newsday - March 18, 2007
