Crossword Clue: Protection for Andy Moog
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- __ Thai (rice-noodle dish)
- __ Thai: rice noodle dish
- __ Thai
- ___ thai
- ___ thai (Asian noodle dish)
- ___ thai (noodle dish)
- ___ Thai (rice-noodle dish)
- ___ Thai (stir-fry dish)
- Beach Boys "Little ___"
- A mouse may move across one
- A mouse moves over it
- A mouse rests on it
- Apartment, in hippie slang
- Apartment, in slang
- Apartment, informally
- Beatnik's abode
- Beatnik's digs
- Beatnik's home
- Apartment, old-school
- Apartment, slangily
- Apartment, you dig?
- Apartment, you hippie
- Bed, to some
- Artificially inflate
- Add to dishonestly
- Add to, unnecessarily
- Athlete's knee protector
- Athlete's shoulder or knee protector
- Bit of protective gear
- Bit of roller derby gear
- Bachelor __
- Bachelor ___ (single guy's apartment)
- Bachelor ___ (single guy's home)
- Bachelor ___
- Bachelor abode
- Bachelor abode?
- Bachelor apartment
- Bachelor home
- Bachelor suite
- Bachelor's abode
- Bachelor's apartment
- Bachelor's digs
- Bachelor's home
- Bachelor's place?
- Bachelor's pride
- Bachelors' quarters
- Bachelors quarters, slangily
- Bachelor's quarters
- Bachelor's spot
- Band-Aid feature
- Band-Aid part
- Band hangout, slang
- Bandage cushion
- Cat's paw.
- Drummers use a practice one
- Falsify expenses
- Hip dwelling
- Hip home
- Hippie hangout
- Hippie home
- Hippie's digs
- Hippie's hangout
- Hippie's home
- Hippie's quarters
- Hipster's house
- Bottom of a paw
- Dwelling, colloquially
- Dwelling
- Hockey player's shoulder protector
- Hockey word following, shin or shoulder
- Brake component
- Brake part
- Holder of ink for a rubber stamp
- Holder of notes
- Gridder's protection
- Frog foot feature
- Frog's perch
- Home for some
- Home, informally
- Home of a cat
- Groovy digs
- Chair cushion
- Homeless hippie's need
- Feminine hygiene product
- Elbow protector
- Gym mat
- Haight-Ashbury home of the '60s
- Fill out an expense report?
- Fill out
- Embellish, as a resume
- Embellish, as an expense account
- Buffer
- Digs
- Item carried by a reporter
- Item under a carpet
- Gentleman's digs
- i follower
- Enhance, as a résumé
- Enhance, as an expense report
- Enhance dishonestly
- Enlarge
- DivaCup alternative
- Calculator part
- Cowboy's protection
- Crash site
- Crash site?
- Floating leaf of a water lily.
- Floating leaf
- Floating lily leaf
- Crib
- Dog paw part
- Cape Canaveral fixture
- Cape Canaveral platform
- Exaggerate, as expenses
- Football guard
- Football player's wear
- Goalie's protection
- Footprint — home of one's own (slang)
- Helicopter landing area
- Helicopter landing site
- Helicopter platform
- Expand, in a way
- Expand needlessly
- Expand unnecessarily
- Expand
- Increase fraudulently
- Cushion
- Cushion under a saddle
- Carpet protection
- Jotting need
- Jotting spot
- Inflate an expense account
- Inflate, as a bill
- Inflate, as a resume
- Inflate, as business expenses
- Inflate as expenses
- Inflate, as expenses
- Inflate expenses
- Inflate falsely
- Inflate, in a way
- Inflate
- Damage protector
- Cat paw part
- Ink container
- Ink holder
- Ink-soaked cushion
- Highwayman
- Where one might chill
- Soft surface to use a computer mouse on
- Soften, in a way
- Note book
- Note site
- Note taker's need
- Note-taker's need
- Note-taking aid
- Notebook
- Noter's tote
- Notetaker's need
- Where to go out to launch
- Puff up, as a résumé
- Place for a computer mouse
- Mouse --
- Mouse ___ (computer accessory)
- Mouse accessory
- Mouse handler's aid
- Place for notes
- Mouse locale
- Mouse place
- Mouse site
- Mouse support
- Mouse's chill spot
- Mouse's locale
- Mouse's milieu
- Mouse's place?
- Mouse's place
- Mouse's resting place
- Move easily
- Place to crash
- Place to launch or crash
- Place to launch
- Push-up bra feature
- Place to slide a mouse
- Place where incense might be burned
- Overstate, as an expense report
- Rocket launch location
- Rocket launch site
- Rocket's departure site
- Rocket's spot
- Student apartment
- Muffle
- Tramp along
- Stuff
- Quarters in the '60s
- Player's protector
- Something to jot notes on
- Mat
- Mat under a mouse
- Something to sketch in
- Something to write on
- Knee ___ (protective piece for a skateboarder)
- Knee guard
- Knee or elbow protector, for an athlete
- Knee or elbow protector
- Knee protection
- Knee protector
- Shock absorber
- Mattress accessory
- Lily ___
- Lily ___ (frog's perch)
- Lily ___ (plant in a pond)
- Lily ___ (something a frog sits on)
- Lily ____
- Mattress topper
- Lily leaf
- Shoe insert
- Lily part
- Paper + cardboard + glue
- Paper for jotting notes on
- Paper tablet
- Wad
- S.O.S ___
- Rubber-stamp accessory
- Rubber stamp accompanier
- Rubber-stamp target
- Shoulder ___
- Shoulder and knee follower
- Shoulder enhancer
- Walk quietly
- Walk softly
- Walk stealthily
- Walk; tramp
- Part of a dog's foot
- Part of a dog's paw
- Trudge
- Landing ___
- Landing site
- Landing spot
- Memo tablet
- Laptop cooler
- Omarion "Bachelor ___"
- Launch ____
- Launch platform
- Launch point
- Launch site
- Launch spot
- Launching ___ (rocket's platform)
- Launching ___
- Launching area
- Launching place
- Launching platform
- Launching site
- Paw
- Paw bottom
- Paw cushion
- Paw part
- Layer on a football player
- Might need one for stage dive, if crowd parts
- Pen partner
- Pencil partner
- Low-tech note-taking aid
- Legal __
- Legal ___ (book of paper for taking notes)
- Legal ___ (yellow writing tablet)
- Legal ___
- Missile platform
- Lengthen, as a speech
- Lengthen unnecessarily
- Person’s residence
- Person’s residence, slang
- Person's residence, slang
- Person's residence
- Residence, in slang
- Residence, informally
- Residence, slang
- Phone-stand item
- Phone stand item
- Make too much of
- Piece of football gear
- Pillion
- Protection for Andy Moog
- Protection for Jim Plunkett
- Word after ink or knee
- Word after "legal" or "lily"
- Word after note or think
- Word after "sketch" or "stamp"
- Saddle accessory
- Waterlily's leaf
- Word that can follow "crash," "legal," or "mouse"
- Word that can follow "launch" or "scouring"
- Word with legal or lily
- Word with lily or launching
- Word with "mouse" or "launch"
- Word with "mouse" or "lily"
- Word with scratch and touch
- Word with stamp or knee
- Sanitary ___
- Thin cushion
- Type of saddle
- Thing on a cat's paw
- Spot for notes
- Spot to jot
- Tablet of paper
- Tablet
- Skateboarder's knee cover
- Skateboarder's knee protector
- Skateboarder's wear
- Sketch ____
- Sketch artist's need
- Sketch-artist's need
- Sketchbook, e.g.
- Sketcher's buy
- Sketcher's need
- Sketcher's tablet
- Sketching tablet
- What a computer mouse often rests on
- What a mouse moves on
- What a mouse slides on
- Writer's block?
- Slangy abode
- Writing book
- Writing tablet
- Stamp's ink source
- Scratch follower
- Tampon alternative
- Scribbler
- Target of some notes
- Small book to write in
- Seat cover
- Seat cushion
- Seat softener
- Small tablet
- You might scribble on one
- You might see one under a mouse
- Telephone accessory.
- Toad's stool
- Toad's stool?
- Steno need
- Stenographer's need
- Steno's item
- Steno's need
- ZZ Top "Groovy Little Hippie ___"
Recent Usage of Protection for Andy Moog in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 2, 1993
