Crossword Clue: More standoffish
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "More standoffish"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "More standoffish"
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- Apter for polar bears
- Far less cordial
- Far less friendly
- Comparatively chilly
- Comparatively cold
- Comparatively frosty
- Comparatively unfriendly
- Frostier
- Frozen to a greater degree
- Chillier
- Harder to travel, in a way
- Covered with more frost
- Having greater reserve
- Even less given to emotion
- Even more frozen
- Colder
- Colder.
- Much less chummy
- Much less compassionate
- Like the Arctic Ocean vis-à-vis the Atlantic
- Wintry and then some
- With increased reserve
- Trickier to drive on
- Needing more salt, say
- Relatively distant
- Relatively remote
- Less amicable
- Less approachable
- Less chummy
- Less congenial
- Less cordial
- Less demonstrative
- Less emotional
- Less friendly
- Less genial
- Less hospitable
- Less likely to mingle
- Less likely to mix
- Less receptive
- Less safe for driving
- Less welcoming
- Not as amiable
- Not as amicable
- Not as chummy
- Not as congenial
- Not as cordial
- Not as friendly
- Not as warm
- Not as welcoming
- More aloof
- More chilling.
- More chilling
- More chilly
- More cold and slick
- More cold and slippery
- More cool socially?
- More covered in frost
- More dangerous for winter driving
- More dangerous in the winter, say
- More dispassionate
- More distant
- More frigid and slippery
- More frigid
- More frost-covered
- More frosted
- More frosty and slippery
- More frosty
- More frozen over
- More frozen
- More gelid.
- More gelid
- More hazardous, as winter driving conditions
- More hazardous, as winter roads
- More hazardous, as wintry roads
- More hazardous, in a way
- More hazardous, in winter
- More hazardous in winter
- More hostile
- More inhospitable
- More like slick winter roads
- More like winter sidewalks
- More likely to cause a skid
- More likely to cause skidding
- More likely to cause slipping
- More likely to cool off
- More polar
- More remote
- More slick, in a way
- More slick
- More slippery
- More slippery, as a road
- More slippery, as a winter road
- More slippery, as roads
- More slippery, as winter roads
- More slippery, in a way
- More slippery in winter
- More slippery, in winter
- More slippery, perhaps
- More slippery, probably
- More slippery.
- More standoffish
- Not nearly as congenial
- Not nearly as cordial
- Not nearly as emotional
- More treacherous, as a winter sidewalk
- More treacherous in the winter
- More unfriendly
- More wintry
- Not so congenial
- Not so cordial
- Not so friendly
- Not so genial
- Not so welcoming
- Way chillier
- Weather word
- Worse for driving but better for skating
- Worse for driving
- Worse for winter driving
- Slicker during winter
- Slicker, in a way
- Slicker, in the winter
- Slicker in the winter
- Slicker in winter
- Slicker
- Slipperier
Recent Usage of More standoffish in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used More standoffish in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - April 5, 2020
- New York Times - Oct. 16, 2019
- LA Times - Oct. 26, 2015
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 22, 2015
- Newsday - Dec. 15, 2013
- Universal Crossword - June 26, 2010
- Washington Post - Nov. 14, 2009
- New York Times - Sept. 22, 2009
- NY Sun - Jan. 9, 2008
- LA Times - July 8, 2007
- LA Times - Dec. 20, 2005
- New York Times - Sept. 14, 2003
