Crossword Clue: Not at all serious
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Not at all serious"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Not at all serious"
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- 1960s hairstyle
- ___ a coin (decide randomly)
- ___ a coin
- ___-flops (casual footwear)
- Basic gymnastics move
- A hot, sweetened drink.
- About-face
- Acrobatic maneuver
- Acrobatic move
- Back ___ (gymnast's feat)
- Comedian Wilson
- Comic Wilson
- Freak (out)
- Fancy dive.
- Hit the roof
- Decide with a coin
- Frivolous and disrespectful: Colloq.
- Frivolous
- Breezy
- Change parties
- It decides who gets the ball first
- Gymnastic feat
- Gymnastic maneuver
- Gymnastics move
- Gymnast's feat
- Gymnast's move
- Cheeky
- Hairstyle with upturned ends
- Emma Peel's hair style
- Burger preparation step
- Geraldine, at times
- "Geraldine" creator Wilson
- Buy and quickly resell, as a house
- Buy and resell quickly
- Buy and sell quickly
- Buy and then sell for more
- Buy, fix and resell quickly
- Buy, fix up and resell
- Buy, remodel and sell
- Buy, renovate and resell quickly
- Buy, renovate and sell quickly
- Buy, then resell quickly
- Get happy or angry
- Entertainer Wilson
- Get really excited
- Disrespectful
- Fix up and resell quickly
- Have a cow
- Do a burger-joint job
- Do a burger joint job
- Do a pancake job
- Do a somersault
- Flick
- Do somersaults
- Flop's partner
- Impertinent
- Japanimation character with a line of school supplies
- Go ape
- Go ballistic
- Go bananas
- Go berserk
- Go bonkers
- Go crazy, slangily
- Go ga-ga
- Go gaga (over)
- Go gaga
- Go head over heels
- Go nuts
- Go wild over
- Go wild
- Coin toss
- Drink made with beaten eggs
- Drink topped with nutmeg
- Casual footwear
- "Dancing With The Stars" move
- "Catch you on the ___ side!"
- Other side
- Kickoff preface
- Toss a coin
- Toss a pancake
- Toss, as a coin
- Toss (coin)
- Toss of a coin
- Toss with a spatula
- Toss
- Kind of drink
- Overturn
- Wig out
- Mr. Wilson
- Kind of remark
- Wilson who played Geraldine
- Wilson
- Page (through)
- Somersault — glib — hot drink
- Somersault in the air
- Somersault
- Pancake manipulation
- Rapid turnover
- Olga Korbut move
- Olympic diving move
- Method for deciding
- Lose it
- Lose one's cool — reverse side
- Lose one's cool
- Lose self-control
- Perform a pancake-making task
- Prepare, as pancakes
- Prepare hot cakes
- Mixed drink made with an egg
- Resell, as a fixer-upper
- Resell, as a mortgage
- Resell for a quick profit
- Resell in a week, say
- Resell quickly, as a house
- Resell quickly
- Make a quick profit on
- Not at all serious
- Reverse, as a record
- Reverse (side of record)
- Making light of the serious
- Tumbling maneuver
- Word before phone or book
- Turn a pancake
- Turn a summersault
- Turn, as a burger
- Turn, as pancakes
- Turn on a griddle
- Turn over, as a book page
- Turn (over) — impudent
- Turn over with a spatula
- Turn over
- Turn with a spatula
- TV comic Wilson
- Simple hairstyle
- Sweet heated quaff
- Spin in the air
- Sassy
- Saucy
- Yes-or-no decision method
- Smart-alecky
- Use a spatula
- Sell for a quick profit
- Sell quickly for a profit, as property
- Sell soon after buying, in real estate lingo
Recent Usage of Not at all serious in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Not at all serious in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 23, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 3, 2012
- USA Today - Jan. 21, 2011
- Newsday - May 16, 2009
