Crossword Clue: Prune with clippers
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Prune with clippers"
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- __-eared
- ___-eared rabbit
- ___-eared
- ___ off (prune)
- ___ off (sever)
- Amputate, with "off"
- Amputate (with "off")
- Be a branch manager?
- Be pendent
- Apt rhyme of "chop"
- Big prune?
- Intro to "eared" or "sided"
- Intro to eared or sided
- Hack (off)
- Hack off, as a branch
- Hack (off), as a tree branch
- Hack (off), as a tree limb
- Hack off, as tree limbs
- Hack off
- Hack
- Eliminate as excessive
- Emulate a landscaper
- Emulate a tree pruner
- Hang down.
- Hang limply
- Hang loosely
- Chop, as limbs
- Chop, as tree limbs
- Chop (off)
- Chop off, as a branch
- Chop (off), as a branch
- Chop off, as a dead branch
- Chop off, as branches
- Chop (off), as tree branches
- Chop off, as with an axe
- Chop off
- Chop
- Engage in branch management?
- Discerp
- Do a hack job
- Do more than prune (with "off")
- Do some branch management?
- Do some landscaping work, say
- Do some pruning
- Do some topiary work
- Do some topiary
- Do some trimming
- Dock
- Clean cut
- Clip
- Crop
- Crudely cut, as a branch
- Cut
- Cut all at once
- Cut, as a branch
- Cut, as a tree
- Cut, as limbs
- Cut back
- Cut band from label
- Cut branches from
- Cut branches (off)
- Cut (off)
- Cut off.
- Cut (off), as a branch
- Cut off, as a branch
- Cut off, as a tree branch
- Cut (off), as branches
- Cut off, as branches
- Cut off, as with a machete
- Cut (off), as with a sweeping motion
- Cut off branches from
- Cut off from a whole
- Cut off, like a tree branch
- Cut off the top
- Cut off
- Cut roughly, as limbs
- Cut short, as a branch
- Cut short
- Cut with a sweeping motion
- Cutoff
- Hew
- Droop
- Prune a tree
- Prune, as a branch
- Prune, as a tree branch
- Prune, as a tree limb
- Prune, as branches
- Prune, like a tree limb
- Prune trees
- Prune with an axe
- Prune with clippers
- Prune, with "off"
- Prune
- Sever (branches)
- Sever from a tree, with "off"
- Sever, with "off"
- Sever
- Kind of eared or sided
- Kind of sided
- Shear (off)
- Trim a limb, e.g.
- Trim a tree
- Trim (branches)
- Trim off, as a branch
- Trim off, as a tree branch
- Trim off, as a tree limb
- Trim off branches, twigs, etc.
- Trim off, like a branch
- Trim off
- Trim the tree
- Trim trees
- Trim
- Shorten, in a way
- Shorten, with "off"
- Shorten
- Popular snacks that inspired this puzzle's theme
- One way to make a bough break?
- One way to make a bough break
- One way to remove a branch
- One way to take a bough
- Remove a branch
- Remove, as a branch
- Remove, as branches
- Remove unceremoniously
- Remove with a machete
- Remove, with "off"
- Remove
- Make a bough break?
- Make big cuts
- Make cuts at the branch
- Make the cut?
- More than trim
- Truncate, as a branch
- Truncate (with "off")
- Truncate, with "off"
- Truncate
- Sided antecedent
- Sided or eared
- Sided preceder
- Word with ''eared'' or ''sided''
- Work as a branch manager?
- Thin out, as branches
- Thin out branches
- Take a bough?
- Take a bough, say
- Take a bough
- Take off
- Slice off, as a branch
- Slice (off)
- Slice
- Use a machete
- Use shears
Recent Usage of Prune with clippers in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Prune with clippers in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 20, 2010
- USA Today - Feb. 18, 2008
