Crossword Clue: Obeys the coxswain
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- ___ Garden (variety crossword in which answers are entered in "blooms")
- Angry disputes
- "A" and others on Election Day
- Arguments
- Arrays of theater seats
- Airplane seat arrangements
- Bleachers features
- Aisles
- Altercations
- Data on tickets
- Grandstand divisions
- Dust-ups
- Dustups
- Brawls
- Competes at Henley
- Competes in a regatta, say
- Competes in a regatta
- Grid parts
- Is part of a crew
- Groups of Across clues
- Groups of seats
- Groups of stadium seats
- Horizontal spreadsheet units
- British spats
- Chess ranks, really
- Garden alignments
- Garden divisions
- Garden lines
- Corn-y lines?
- Handles the oars
- Cornfield arrangement
- Cornfield arrangements
- Cornfield array
- Cornfield creation
- Cornfield features
- Engages in a rhubarb.
- Engages in crew
- Counterparts of columns
- Has an oar-deal
- Has the oars
- Hassles
- Disputes
- Gets the dinghy going
- Crossers of columns
- Heavy spats?
- Goes boating
- Joins the crew?
- Eye-chart lines
- Eye chart makeup
- Column counterparts
- Column crossers
- Columns
- Columns' counterparts
- Columns' crossers
- Kerfuffles
- Sets of pews
- Some chart toppers
- Obeys the coxswain
- Planting lines
- Paddles
- Quarrels
- Shindies
- Matrix specifications
- Plows follow them
- Knock-down-drag-outs
- Lines
- Lines of pews
- Lines (of seats)
- Lines of seats
- Lines of stitching
- Lines of theater seats
- Sudoku constraints
- Lines that intersect columns
- Sudoku grid features
- Ruckuses
- Trio in most Sudoku diagrams
- Rank and file
- Ranks
- Melees
- Participates in a regatta, perhaps
- Parts of a movie theater
- Parts of a spreadsheet
- Parts of crossword grids
- Parts of stadium sections
- Long sections of seats
- Lettered theater locations
- Noisy arguments
- Noisy fights
- Noisy quarrels
- Noisy squabbles
- Noisy to-dos
- Pew arrangements
- Propels a boat with oars
- Propels a canoe
- Propels a dinghy
- Propels a dory
- Propels a gig
- Propels a scull
- Propels a wherry
- Propels, as a boat
- Propels, as a trireme
- Propels with oars
- Theater arrangements
- Theater components
- Theater designations
- Theater feature
- Theater installations
- Theater line-ups
- Theater lineups
- Theater seat lineups
- Theater seating
- Theater seating arrangement
- Theater seating arrangements
- Theater units
- They cross the charts
- Spats in London
- Spats
- They're on the charts
- This answer crosses four of them
- Spreadsheet array
- Spreadsheet components
- Spreadsheet divisions
- Spreadsheet elements
- Spreadsheet features
- Spreadsheet lines that intersect columns
- Spreadsheet lines
- Spreadsheet parts
- Spreadsheet sections
- Spreadsheet segments
- Squabbles
- Wrangles
- Stadium features
- Stadium seating divisions
- Scraps
- Sculls
- Tiers
- Tiffs
- Seating sections
- Seating setup
- Seating tiers
- Seating units
- Seats come in them
- You'll find some at the top of the charts
- To-dos
- Toils in a galley
- Toils on a trireme
- Uses oars
- Uses one's scull?
- Uses one's scull
- Tetris objectives
Recent Usage of Obeys the coxswain in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Feb. 6, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 9, 2000
- New York Times - Oct. 21, 1984