Crossword Clue: Opposite of improvise
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Opposite of improvise"
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- 401(k), e.g.
- "___ 9 From Outer Space" (1950 sci-fi movie)
- "___ 9 From Outer Space" (1959 film turkey)
- "___ 9 From Outer Space" (famously terrible movie)
- "___ 9 From Outer Space"
- ___ B
- ____ ahead!
- ____ of attack
- Battle ___
- Battle strategy
- Be organized, in a way
- Be proactive
- A is the best one
- A or B, e.g.
- A or B, in preparations
- A or B, perhaps
- "A Simple ---" (1998)
- Approach
- Architect's blueprint
- Architect's creation
- Architect's design
- Architect's diagram
- Architect's drawing
- Architect's handiwork
- Architect's offering
- Architect's rendering
- Architect's start
- Architectural drawing
- Architectural starting point
- Arrange, as a vacation
- Arrange for
- Arrange for in advance
- Arrange in advance
- Arrange
- Arrangement
- Bit of strategizing
- Agenda
- Aim
- Avoid spontaneity
- Back-up strategy
- Blueprint.
- Blueprint contents
- Blueprint, e.g.
- Blueprint, for example
- Blueprint, say
- Blueprint
- Band agenda
- Insurer's offering
- Intend
- Intention
- Decide in advance
- Certain drawing
- Chalk out
- It could be hatched
- Chart
- Chart out
- Design
- It may be American or European
- Detailed list of steps to be followed
- Game __
- Game ___
- It may be hatched
- It may be medical
- Game or ground follower
- Figure out things in advance
- Figure out what to do ahead of time
- Contingency ___
- It may contain steps
- Device
- Devise
- Contrive
- Diagram
- It often undergoes changes
- Builder's design
- Builder's need
- How-to
- Gen. Marshall had one
- Itinerary
- Business strategy
- George C. Marshall devised one
- First word in an Ed Wood title
- Course of action
- Caballer's need
- Get ready (for)
- Get ready for the wedding, say
- Get ready for the wedding
- Get ready
- Have in mind.
- Flight or floor follower
- Do one's homework, so to speak
- Eschew spontaneity
- Do some scheming
- Floor ___
- Floor or flight follower
- Improviser's lack
- Impulsive people tend to lack one
- Don't be shortsighted
- Don't leave to chance
- Don't wing it
- Cult film "_____ 9 From Outer Space"
- Draft
- "Here's the ___"
- Draw up a schedule for
- Drawing board creation
- Drawing board product
- Drawing-board product
- Formula
- Formulate
- Forward strategy
- Organize
- Not wing it
- Keogh, for one
- The backup one is B
- Road map
- Outline
- Map
- Map; blueprint
- Stratagem
- Map out
- Strategize
- Strategy
- Townsend ___: 1933
- Townsend ___: 1934
- Townsend or Marshall
- Marshal or Townsend
- Marshall ___
- Marshall creation
- Marshall, for example
- Marshall for one
- Marshall, for one
- Marshall or Truman
- View from the top
- Something that's hatched
- Master ___
- Master or Marshall
- Mastermind
- Something to hatch
- "The man with the ---"
- The Marshall ___
- Plot
- Line drawing of a skyscraper?
- Meal ___
- Pop punk band Simple ___
- Pop-punkers Simple ___
- Method
- Look ahead with care
- Look ahead
- Look to the future
- One might be hatched
- Lay out in advance, as a wedding
- Lay out in advance
- Lay out in steps
- Lay out
- Layout
- Layout drawing
- New entrepreneur's need
- One of George Marshall's achievements.
- Prearrange
- Leave nothing to chance
- Premeditate
- Prepare, as for the future
- Prepare carefully
- Prepare for a project
- Prepare for action
- Prepare for, as a vacation
- Prepare for the future
- Prepare for tomorrow
- Prepare for
- Prepare in advance
- Prepare lessons
- Prepare mentally
- Prepare
- Lesson __
- Procedure
- "Make a new ___, Stan" (Paul Simon lyric)
- Make a strategy for the future
- Make an itinerary
- Make arrangements
- Make careful preparations
- Opposite of improvise
- Production site chief
- Not be haphazard
- Program
- Programme
- Make preparations
- Project
- Orchestrate
- Orderly arrangement
- Not leave things to chance
- War room development
- Try not to be taken by surprise
- Word after "flight" or "floor"
- Word after flight or floor
- Word after floor or flight
- Word after Keogh or Marshall
- Word after peace or pension
- Word following floor or pension
- Word following game or floor
- Word with battle or lesson
- Simple ___
- Word with dental or game
- Word with floor or lesson
- Word with game or action
- Word with game or building
- Word with game or pension
- Word with master or floor
- Word with "master" or "floor"
- Word with medical or action
- Word with "medical" or "action"
- Word with pension or game
- Syllabus
- Work on a strategy
- Work on one's vacation, say
- Work out ahead of time
- Work out beforehand
- Work out in advance
- Work out the details
- Work out
- Scale drawing of a structure
- Scale drawing
- Think ahead
- Think out in advance
- Think through
- Tactic
- Schedule.
- Schedule
- Sketch out
- Sketch out a course of action
- Sketch
- Schematic
- Scheme
- Schuman or Marshall.
- Seating __
- Seating arrangement
- Teacher's lesson ___
- What the supervillain reveals to Bond in great detail just before letting him escape
- "You distract Liam and Chris with your interpretive dance about Australian culture while I sneak behind them and take pictures of their butts," say
Recent Usage of Opposite of improvise in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times Sunday Calendar - July 29, 2012
- LA Times - July 29, 2012
