Crossword Clue: Part of many dresses
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- "___ in!" ("Get ready for a wild ride!")
- Amusement park ride feature
- A pump lacks one
- Belle & Sebastian "The Boy With the Arab ___"
- Belt
- Belt's cousin
- Bicycle helmet attachment
- Bikini part
- Bind, as a sprain
- Bind, in a way
- Bind or constrict
- Bind securely
- Bind
- Binding
- Binding device
- Binding piece
- Binoculars attachment
- Backpack component
- Backpack feature
- Backpack handle
- Backpack part
- Backward parts?
- Bag attachment
- Bag part
- Bag support
- Book bag part
- Band of leather
- Bookbag feature
- Bookbag part
- Band
- Banjo accessory
- Banjoist's aid
- Boot closure
- Boot or razor
- Cause hardship
- Cause to suffer from scarcity
- Fanny pack feature
- Fanny pack part
- Fanny pack securer
- Fanny pack's attachment
- Bra feature
- Bra part
- Hogtie
- Commuter steadier
- Holder for schoolbooks.
- Certain commuter's aid
- Fasten
- Fastener
- Friend of Smollett's Random
- Holster part
- Feature of some purses
- Feedbag part
- Bridle part
- Bridle rein, e.g.
- It can keep a watch on you
- Guitar accessory
- Guitar attachment
- Guitar band
- Guitar holder-upper
- Guitar holder
- Guitar securer
- Guitar support
- Guitarist needs one to stand
- Guitarist's aid
- It holds a purse over one's shoulder
- Gym bag attachment
- Constrict
- Buckle attachment
- Buckle holder
- It might come in handy for a standee
- It might hold you back
- Garter
- Handbag attachment
- Handbag component
- Handbag handle
- Handbag holder
- Handbag part
- Handbag's handle
- Handle
- Item wielded in a woodshed
- Bus handhold
- Bus standee's handful
- It's a cinch
- Harness part
- It's held on a crowded bus
- Camcorder attachment
- Flog
- Flog, in a way
- Flogging implement
- Camera adjunct
- Camera attachment, often
- Camera attachment
- Camera holder
- Football-helmet attachment
- Football helmet attachment
- Football helmet feature
- Car seat attachment
- Car-seat attachment
- Car seat piece
- Helmet attachment, perhaps
- Helmet attachment
- Helmet feature
- Carry-on component that is often removable
- Carry-on component
- Gown part
- Keeps guitar on
- Whip
- Pump part, perhaps
- Tote bag part
- Purse attachment
- Purse band
- Purse feature
- Purse handle
- Purse holder
- Purse part, often
- Purse part
- Over-the-shoulder backpack part
- Over-the-shoulder item
- Over-the-shoulder part of a dress
- Kind of hanger
- Strop
- Mary Jane feature
- Mary Jane's band
- Knapsack adjunct
- Knapsack feature
- Knapsack part
- Subway-car item
- Subway car part
- Subway convenience
- Subway dangler
- Subway grip
- Subway handful
- Subway handhold
- Subway hanger
- Subway item
- Subway rider's aid
- Subway rider's handful
- Subway standee's aid
- Subway standee's handful, once
- Subway standee's stabilizer
- Subway standee's support
- Subway support
- Subway-train convenience
- Subway train convenience
- Pocketbook part
- Lineman's belt.
- Links hazard
- Shoulder ___
- Shoulder-bag feature
- Shoulder bag feature
- Shoulder-bag part
- Shoulder bag part
- Shoulder band
- Part of a camisole
- Part of a football helmet that goes under the chin
- Part of a football helmet
- Part of a guitar
- Part of a knapsack or a bra
- Part of a messenger bag
- Part of a sandal
- Part of a shoulder bag that goes over the shoulder
- Part of a slip
- Narrow band
- Old punisher
- Part of many dresses
- Razor sharpener
- Latigo, e.g.
- Latigo
- Loop on a boot.
- Looped band
- One keeping a watch on someone?
- One may be over your shoulder
- One may keep a watch on you
- Leash, e.g.
- Leash
- Leather band
- Leather fastener, perhaps
- Leather fastening
- Leather lash
- Leather strip
- Leather thong
- Leather weapon
- Leave in a bad place, say
- Leave in a bad way
- Leave in difficulty
- Leave in financial difficulty
- Rein, e.g.
- Rein, essentially
- Rein, for one
- REIN
- Luggage adjunct
- Mailbag attachment
- Mailbag part
- Reversed parts?
- Rush-hour hanger
- Word after bra or jock
- Word after "chin" or "spaghetti"
- Sundress part
- Saddle part
- Watch attachment
- Watch band
- Spaghetti __
- Spaghetti ___ (thin dress support)
- Spaghetti ___
- Spaghetti, for one
- Spaghetti on a shoulder?
- Spaghetti-thin prom gown feature
- Watch part
- Watch securer
- Watchband
- Word with black and boot
- Word with boot or black
- Word with boot
- Word with hanger
- Sandal feature
- Sandal holder
- Sandal part
- Sandal securer
- Word with ''shoulder'' or ''spaghetti''
- Word with "spaghetti" or "shoulder"
- Satchel binder
- Satchel feature
- Satchel part
- Type of hanger
- Type of hinge
- Thong
- Wristlet
- Wristwatch part
- Under-the-chin helmet securer
- What a subway commuter might hold on to
- Standee's support
- Sling, essentially
- Standing subway passenger's aid
- What holds a guitar over a guitarist's shoulder
- Tie that binds
- Seat belt
- Seat belt, e.g.
- Seat belt, essentially
- Seat-belt feature
- Seat belt feature
- Seat-belt part
- Seatbelt, e.g.
- Seatbelt
- Secure, with "in"
- Securing attachment
- Securing device
- Securing instrument
- Sneaker part with velcro
- Use corporal punishment, in a way
- Snowboard feature
- Tether
Recent Usage of Part of many dresses in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Part of many dresses in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 28, 2013
- USA Today - July 25, 2011
