Crossword Clue: Overthrows first
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Overthrows first"
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- Barks up the wrong tree
- Answers "airs" for this clue, say
- Answers incorrectly
- Answers this clue with "EARS," say
- Answers wrongly.
- Behaves humanly
- Behaves poorly
- Acts human?
- Acts human
- Acts humanly
- Acts humanly?
- Blows it
- Blows the play
- Blunders
- Bobbles
- Bobbles a grounder
- Bobbles an easy one
- Bobbles at Fenway, say
- Bobbles at Fenway
- Bobbles the ball
- Bobbles.
- Balks in baseball
- Boots a grounder, e.g.
- Boots a grounder
- Boots an easy grounder
- Boots an easy one
- Boots one
- Boots the ball, e.g.
- Boots the ball
- Boots
- Falls short
- Causes a mistrial
- Causes an unearned run, perhaps
- Causes an unearned run
- Botches it
- Botches one
- Botches up
- Botches
- Commits a blooper
- Commits a blunder
- Commits a boo-boo
- Commits a bull
- Commits a faux pas
- Commits a mistake
- Commits a muff
- Commits a sin
- Commits an oversight
- Hits a sour note, say
- Hits a wrong note, e.g.
- Hits "reply all" instead of "reply," say
- Hits Reply All instead of Reply, say
- Decides incorrectly
- Earns a demerit
- Is blunderful
- Is fallible
- Is human?
- Is human
- Is inaccurate
- Is incorrect
- Is mistaken.
- Is mistaken
- Is not mistake-proof
- Is off base
- Is off target
- Is off the mark
- Is off
- Is way off base
- Is wrong
- Isn't correct
- Isn't impeccable
- Isn't in the right?
- Isn't infallible
- Isn't on target
- Isn't perfect
- Isn't right on
- Isn't right
- Fucks up big time
- Fucks up, more politely
- Demonstrates fallibility
- Demonstrates noninfallibility
- Fumbles
- Fumbles a slow roller, e.g.
- Fumbles, say
- Guesses "true" when the answer is "false"
- Guesses wrong, e.g.
- Guesses wrong
- Deviates
- Deviates from aim
- Deviates morally
- Figures wrong
- Dials a wrong number
- Emails the wrong person, say
- Bumbles
- Bungles it
- Bungles the job
- Bungles
- Chooses badly
- Ends up short, maybe
- Has it wrong
- Has things reversed, maybe
- Has to erase maybe
- Has to make amends, maybe
- Enters the wrong area code, say
- Displays fallibility
- Gets an "I'm sorry" from Alex Trebek, say
- Gets it all wrong
- Gets it wrong
- Gets off the track
- Gets off-track
- Gets off track
- Gets on the wrong train, say
- Gets something wrong
- Gets the wrong total, say
- Hawaii and Alaska in 1958: Abbr.
- Calls a spade a club
- Calls Carrie Mary
- Calls Drew Lou
- Calls Jill Will, e.g.
- Calls Larry Harry
- Calls Mary Larry, e.g.
- Calls Mary "Mindy," e.g.
- Calls Mary Mindy
- Calls porpoises dolphins
- Calls the wrong number, e.g.
- Calls Tim "Jim," e.g.
- Calls Tim Jim
- Creates a snafu
- Does as humans do?
- Does it wrong
- Flubs a shot
- Flubs it up
- Flubs it
- Flubs one
- Flubs the shot, e.g.
- Flubs up
- Flubs
- Fluffs a fly
- Fluffs
- Does something incorrectly
- Does something wrong
- Does the wrong thing
- Does wrong
- Doesn't call a spade a spade?
- Doesn't devote oneself to numbers stuff in college, some might say
- Doesn't get it right
- Gives the wrong answer.
- Foozles
- Exhibits fallibility
- Goes amiss
- Goes astray
- Goes awry.
- Goes awry
- Goes off course
- Goes off, in a way
- Goes off mark
- Goes off-target
- Goes off the mark
- Goes off track
- Goes off
- Goes offtrack
- Goes thataway instead of thisaway
- Goes the wrong way, say
- Goes wrong
- Increases the E, in RHE
- Forgets an email attachment, say
- Forgets to mail the mail, say
- Draws a foul, e.g.
- Goofs but good
- Goofs it up
- Goofs up
- Goofs
- Fails, in a way
- Fails to catch a pop-up
- Fouls up
- Drops a brick
- Drops a fly, perhaps
- Drops a fly, say
- Drops a fly
- Drops a liner
- Drops a pop, e.g.
- Drops a pop-up, e.g.
- Drops a pop-up, say
- Drops a pop
- Drops an easy one
- Drops in the field
- Drops the ball, e.g.
- Drops the ball, literally or not
- Drops the ball
- Proves human
- Proves one's humanness
- Proves to be human?
- Texts the wrong person, say
- Pulls a boner
- Totally messes up
- Strays
- Overthrows first, e.g.
- Overthrows first
- Overthrows, maybe
- Overthrows, say
- Overwrites, maybe
- Puts 2 and 2 together to make 3
- Muffs a grounder, e.g.
- Muffs a pop fly, say
- Muffs a pop-up, say
- Muffs an easy chance
- Muffs it
- Muffs one
- Muffs
- Stumbles or bumbles
- Stumbles, say
- Stumbles
- Transgresses
- Violates accepted moral standards
- Transposes digits, say
- Transposes letters, say
- Plays a wrong note, e.g.
- Plays a wrong note
- Plays imperfectly
- Plays the wrong golf ball, say
- Offends
- Trips or slips
- Trips
- Ruins a perfect game
- Lapses
- Reaches the wrong conclusion
- Omits an attachment, say
- Messes up
- Necessitates a do-over, perhaps
- Needs to make a retraction
- Lays an egg
- Leaves off an attachment, e.g.
- Misapprehends, say
- Miscalculates, e.g.
- Miscalculates
- Miscues
- Misdeals, e.g.
- Misdials, e.g.
- Misdoes
- Misfires
- Misguesses, e.g.
- Misinterprets
- Misjudges, e.g.
- Misjudges
- Mispells a word, say, like in this clue
- Misplays
- Misreckons
- Misses a fly ball
- Misses a fly, say
- Misses an easy catch, e.g.
- Misses an easy catch, say
- Misses the ball
- Misses the boat
- Misses the cut-off man
- Misses the fly
- Misses the mark
- Misspeaks, e.g.
- Misspeaks, say
- Misspells, e.g.
- Misspells or misspeaks, e.g.
- Misspells or misspeaks
- Misstates
- Missteps
- Mistakes
- Mistypes or misplays
- Mistypes
- Misunderstands, e.g.
- Misunderstands, say
- Lets a ground ball go through one's legs, say
- "No one __ willingly" (Socratic thesis)
- Lets in an unearned run
- Nods
- Makes a bad call
- Makes a blooper
- Makes a blunder
- Makes a bobble
- Makes a boner
- Makes a boo-boo
- Makes a booboo
- Makes a faux pas
- Makes a flub
- Makes a fluff
- Makes a gaffe
- Makes a goof
- Makes a mess of things
- Makes a miscalculation
- Makes a misjudgment
- Makes a misstep
- Makes a mistake
- Makes a muff
- Makes a silly mistake
- Makes a slip
- Makes a slip.
- Makes a stupid decision
- Makes a typo, e.g.
- Makes a typo, say
- Makes a typo
- Makes a wrong turn, e.g.
- Makes a wrong turn or guess
- Makes a wrong turn
- Makes an incorrect guess, e.g.
- Makes an incorrect guess
- Makes blunders
- Makes boo-boos
- Makes goofs
- Makes miscalculations
- Makes mistake
- Makes mistakes
- Makes slip-up
- Shows fallibility
- Shows one's fallibility
- Shows one's human side
- Shows one's humanity?
- Shows one's humanity
- Sins.
- Sins
- Types a typo, e.g.
- Types a typo, say
- Types lije thid, maybe
- Types "public" without an "L," for example
- Says "2 x 2 = 5," say
- Skips a line
- Underestimates, say
- Takes a wrong turn, so to speak
- Takes a wrong turn
- Writes "good" as "gold," e.g.
- Writes ''hiar'' for ''hair,'' e.g.
- Writes "millenium" or "accomodate," e.g.
- Writes "right" for "rite," e.g.
- Writes "rights" for "rites"
- Writes "rite" instead of "write," say
- Writes the wrong zip code, say
- Writes ths clue, say
- Writes wrong
- Writes wrong, e.g.
- Writes wrong, say
- Takes the wrong exit, e.g.
- Throws wide of the base, say
- Throws wide, say
- Throws wildly, say
- Screws up
- Slips.
- Slips a cog
- Slips or trips
- Slips some
- Slips up
- Slips
- Zigs when one should have zagged, e.g.
- Uses poor judgment
Recent Usage of Overthrows first in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Overthrows first" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Overthrows first in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 7, 2016
- USA Today - Sept. 8, 2014
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 2, 2002
- New York Times - Nov. 28, 1986
