Crossword Clue: Ooze through the cracks
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Ooze through the cracks"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Ooze through the cracks"
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- Amphibious jeep
- Amphibious vehicle
- Barely come (through)
- Barely flow
- Barely get through
- Barely go (through)
- Barely go
- Barely pass (through)
- Barely run
- Be creepy?
- Become gradually diffused
- Bleed (into)
- Bleed (through)
- Bleed
- Fall through the cracks?
- Defeat waterproofing
- Defy waterproofing, in a way
- Groundwater-fed puddle
- Elude waterproofing
- Filter
- Filter slowly
- Filter through slowly
- Diffuse gradually
- Diffuse
- Get in through the cracks
- Get (into)
- Get (into) slowly
- Get introduced slowly
- Enter slowly
- Enter via osmosis
- Get oozy
- Dissipate slowly
- Get (through), eventually
- Get through slowly
- Get through the cracks
- Escape, as through a crevice
- Escape, in a way
- Escape slowly
- Escape through a crack
- Escape through a crevice
- Escape through the cracks
- Creep out?
- Creep out
- Creep through cracks
- Creep through the cracks
- Flow gradually through cracks
- Flow gradually
- Flow in slowly
- Flow out slowly
- Flow real slow
- Flow slow
- Flow slowly through
- Flow slowly
- Flow through a crevice
- Flow through cracks
- Flow through
- Flow very slowly
- Go out very slowly
- Go slowly
- Go slowly (through)
- Go through the cracks
- Go very slowly
- Drain slowly
- Drain through the cracks
- Exude
- Infiltrate slowly
- Dribble through an opening
- Dribble
- Drip (in)
- Drip through a crevice
- Drip through cracks
- Drip through
- Drip
- Come out slowly
- Osmose
- Move along slowly
- Move like groundwater
- Move like molasses
- Move oozily
- Move slowly
- Transude
- Travel by osmosis
- Trickle down
- Trickle (in) [or (out)]
- Trickle in or out
- Trickle (in)
- Trickle (out)
- Trickle out
- Trickle slowly
- Trickle through
- Trickle through cracks
- Trickle through the cracks
- Trickle (through the cracks)
- Trickle (through)
- Trickle
- Run
- Pore through
- Pass slowly
- Pass (through)
- Pass through oozily
- Pass through pores
- Lopsided playoff result
- Leak a little
- Leak in or out
- Leak out
- Leak out slowly
- Leak (out)
- Leak slowly
- Leak (through)
- Leak through
- Leak through slowly
- Leak through the cracks
- Leak (through the cracks)
- Leak
- Penetrate slowly
- Penetrate, with "through"
- One source of oil
- Percolate.
- Percolate slowly
- Percolate
- Permeate
- Pervade
- Ooze.
- Ooze, as through cracks
- Ooze gradually
- Ooze like the Blob
- Ooze (out)
- Ooze out
- Ooze slowly
- Ooze (through)
- Ooze through a crack
- Ooze through a crevice
- Ooze through a porous substance
- Ooze through cracks
- Ooze through the cracks
- Ooze through
- Ooze
- Slip in, in a way
- Slip (through)
- Slip through a crack
- Slip through the cracks
- Slip through the cracks?
- Slow emission
- Slow flow
- Slowly flow through the cracks
- Slowly flow
- Slowly leak
- Slowly permeate
- Small spring
- Soak through
Recent Usage of Ooze through the cracks in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Ooze through the cracks" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Ooze through the cracks in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Daily Celebrity - Oct. 7, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 29, 2014
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - July 5, 2013
- USA Today - Oct. 1, 2012
- USA Today - Sept. 8, 2011
- Universal Crossword - March 21, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 11, 2003
- New York Times - May 2, 2001
