Crossword Clue: Pumped object, say
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Pumped object, say"
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- 1978 film with Sylvester Stallone as a Hoffa-like union boss
- __ bump
- Angry hand
- A boxer makes it
- Black Power symbol
- Alice Cooper "Raise Your ___ and Yell"
- Alice Cooper told us to raise it in '87
- Balled hand
- Balled-up hand
- 'Duke'
- Duke, so to speak
- DUKE
- Boxer's weapon
- Boxing-glove insert
- Holyfield weapon
- It can be striking?
- Hook deliverer
- It lands the first punch
- It loses to an open hand in rock, paper, scissors
- "Fight Club" weapon
- It may be mailed
- Fight sight
- Fighting "duke"
- Fighting hand
- It may be pumped in victory
- It may be pumped or bumped
- Fighting weapon
- It may be shaken in anger
- Gang sandwich?
- It may pack a punch
- It must be made with one hand
- Dictator's symbol
- Finger clump
- Hand ball
- Hand ball?
- Hand in glove?
- Hand with attitude?
- Bumper's extension
- Bunch of fives
- Handwriting
- Handwriting: Colloq.
- Handy duke
- Handy weapon?
- Buster Douglas's weapon
- It's clenched
- It's closed for fighting
- It's formed when clenched
- It's hard-hitting
- Jab deliverer
- Haymaker maker?
- Clenched hand
- Clenched item
- Clenched weapon
- Jaw breaker?
- Jawbreaker?
- Closed hand
- Go all in with a hand?
- Clutch
- Jewison film
- Golden Gloves weapon
- Ring weapon
- Solidarity signifier
- Solidarity symbol
- Pugilist's tool
- Pugilist's weapon
- Pug's weapon
- Pumped object, say
- Punch deliverer
- Punch ingredient
- Punch ingredient.
- Punch ingredient?
- Punch need
- Punch server?
- Punch source
- Punchball "bat"
- Puncher
- Punching weapon
- Robinson's weapon
- Rock formation?
- Rock, in rock-paper-scissors
- Rock, in rock paper scissors
- Rock, in roshambo
- Rock that, oddly, loses to paper
- Kind of fight
- "Put up your dukes" duke
- The index sign in printing.
- Knuckle sandwich
- Short hand?
- Walcott's weapon
- Raised symbol of resistance
- Menacing hand
- Metaphor for menacing
- One of one's dukes
- One of two "dukes"
- One of two dukes
- One of two in a friendly "bump"
- One of your "dukes"
- One pounder
- MMA weapon
- Printing sign
- Result of a clench
- Make money hand over ___
- Revolutionary figure?
- Revolutionary's symbol
- Word before "bump" or "pump"
- Word before bump or pump
- Word before fight
- Sign in printing
- Sign used in printing
- Salute raised by Smith and Carlos
- Weapon for Tyson
- Weapon in boxing
- Weapon in the ring
- Symbol of aggression
- Symbol of authority
- Symbol of belligerence
- Symbol of defiance
- Symbol of domination
- Symbol of power
- Symbol of revolutionary power
- Symbol of solidarity
- Symbol of strength
- Welterweight's tool
- Welterweight's weapon
- This is sometimes clenched
- Threatening sign
- What Alice Cooper told us to raise in '87
- What Alice Cooper told you to raise in '87?
- What Alice Cooper told you to raise in '87
- Stallone film: 1978
- Stallone film
- Stallone movie
- Stallone's union movie
- Tightly clenched hand
- Slugger? (hint #1)
- You might make one before a swing
- You might make one before taking a swing
- What's put inside a boxing glove
- You throw it in the air for favorite song
Recent Usage of Pumped object, say in Crossword Puzzles
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- Chronicle of Higher Education - Jan. 22, 2010