Crossword Clue: Outpouring from ducts
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Outpouring from ducts"
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- 1966 hit 96 ____
- ___ for Fears (1980s band with the hit "Shout")
- ___ for Fears
- "___ In Heaven"
- "___ on My Pillow" (1958 hit)
- "___ on My Pillow"
- "____ on My Pillow"
- A sad thing to be in
- Benders
- Bored to ___
- Cause of Alice's pool
- Duct outflow
- Cheek dampeners
- Contents of a lachrymatory.
- Contents of Alice's pool
- Emotional signs
- Hurries
- " . . . idle ___": Tennyson
- "If you have ___, prepare to . . . "
- Gift-wrapping mishaps
- Flies
- Jags
- Crier's bounty
- Crier's output
- Crocodile --
- Crocodile __ (insincere show)
- Crocodile ___ (insincere display of sadness)
- Crocodile ___
- Crocodile
- Crocodile's output?
- Dolorous drops
- Evidence of crying
- Evidence of pain
- Glum drops
- Glum drops?
- Clothing mishaps
- Crying
- Crying proof
- Goes a mile a minute
- Goes fast
- Goes full-tilt
- Goes like lightning
- Goes like the dickens
- Cure for dry eyes
- Goes quickly
- Forgoes scissors
- Eye droplets
- Eye droppers?
- Eye drops
- Eye drops for an unhappy camper
- Eye drops?
- Eyedrops?
- Eyewash
- Droplets from a duct
- Drops during lows
- Drops from ducts
- Drops of despondency
- Drops of distress
- Drops of sadness
- Drops of sorrow
- Hightails it
- Origami mishaps
- Vale of ___
- Rips apart
- Rips, as paper
- Rips or rips along
- Rips (up)
- Rips up
- Rips
- Pulls apart, as paper
- Pulls apart
- Pulls to pieces
- Mourning damp?
- "Like Niobe, all ___": Hamlet
- "Like Niobe, all ___"
- Outpouring from ducts
- Moves rapidly
- Streamers?
- Some muscle injuries
- Track makers
- Shed these when crying
- Mascara ruiners
- Muscle injuries
- Sorrowful drops
- Races
- L. W. Reese poem
- Lacerates
- Lacerations (before bedtime?)
- Lacerations
- Lachrymae
- Lachrymal drops
- Lachrymal fluid
- Lachrymose output
- Show of emotion
- Pop music's ___ for Fears
- Natural eye drops
- Reaction to sad news
- Reactions to onions
- Reacts to slicing onions
- One of a Churchill trio.
- Perforates
- Niobe's outflow
- Niobe's outpouring
- Niobe's output
- Rents
- Onion byproducts
- Onion effects
- Onion product
- Ligament injuries
- Result of a sad story?
- Makes into confetti
- Rushes
- Wardrobe malfunctions
- Shreds
- Sadness symbolized
- Sign of joy or sadness
- Sign of joy or sorrow
- Sign of joy
- Sign of sorrow or joy
- Sign of sorrow
- Signs of joy, at times
- Signs of joy or sorrow
- Signs of laughter
- Signs of sadness
- Signs of sorrow or joy
- Signs of sorrow
- Saline drips?
- Saline drops
- They make tracks
- Waterworks?
- Waterworks
- Saltwater phenomena?
- Salty drops
- Salty stream
- They may leave a stain
- They may signify joy
- They may stem from joy or sorrow
- They may stream down the cheeks
- They might be brought on by onions
- They're seen at going-away parties
- They're shed
- Weeper's drops
- Weeper's outflow
- Splits in two, perhaps
- Weeping result
- Symbol of sorrow
- Symbols of defeat
- Things leaving tracks
- Sprees
- Wet drops from a weeper
- Wrenches
- What onion peelers shed
- Uses a shredder
Recent Usage of Outpouring from ducts in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 3, 2012
- USA Today - May 17, 2010
- New York Times - Dec. 4, 2005