Crossword Clue: Not fully fixed
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Not fully fixed"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Not fully fixed"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Not fully fixed:
- Ill-prepared
- Fluid
- Still curing
- Still fluid
- Still goopy, as concrete
- Still liquidy
- Still runny
- Still soft, as concrete
- Still to be decided
- Not yet decided
- Not yet firm, as Jell-O
- Not yet hardened
- Not yet mounted, as a gem
- Soft still
- Not yet scheduled
- Not yet solidified
- Vague in purpose.
- Like failed custard
- Like fresh concrete
- Like loose gems
- Like loose stones
- Like newly poured concrete
- Like soft concrete
- Like some gems
- Like some gemstones
- Like some tables
- Like still-wet cement
- Like wet cement
- Like wet concrete
- Loose, as a diamond
- Loose, as a gem
- Loose, as gemstones
- Loose, as stones
- Not finalized, as scheduling
- Not firm, as recently poured concrete
- Not fully fixed
- Not hard enough
- Not hard yet
- Not hardened
- Not in place
- Not mounted, as a diamond
- Not mounted, as a gem
- Not mounted, as some gems
- Not mounted, as stones
- Not mounted, like some gems
- Not prepared
- Not put in order.
- Not secure, as a gem
- Not solid
- Not solidified
- Wet, as concrete
- Up in the air
Recent Usage of Not fully fixed in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Not fully fixed in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Sept. 9, 2007