Crossword Clue: Quite some distance off
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Quite some distance off"
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- "--- Country" (Churchill)
- __ cry
- "__ the melancholy thunder moan'd": Shelley
- "___ Country" (Churchill novel)
- ___ cry
- ___ cry (dissimilar)
- "___ or nigh around": Hardy
- ____ cry
- "And cometh from ___": Wordsworth
- _____ cry
- A considerable distance
- A distance
- A distant place
- A distant point
- A good way away
- A good way off
- A great distance
- A great way off
- A long way away
- A long way off
- A long ways away
- "Bearing gifts we travel ___" (line from "We Three Kings")
- "Bearing gifts, we traverse __": "We Three Kings" lyric
- "Bearing gifts, we traverse __"
- "Bearing gifts, we traverse ___"
- "Bearing gifts, we traverse ___" ("We Three Kings" lyric)
- "Bearing gifts we traverse ___"
- A way away
- A way off
- A ways away
- A ways off
- Beginning to cry?
- Abroad
- Beyond the horizon, say
- Beyond the horizon
- At a distance.
- At a distance
- At a good distance
- At a great distance
- At a remote point
- At quite a distance
- At some distance
- At some remove
- At the horizon
- Admire from ___ (appreciate at a distance)
- Admire from ___
- Away off.
- Away off
- Almost out of sight
- Fan's possible vantage point
- From ___
- From ___ (at a distance)
- From ___ (at some distance)
- From a considerable distance
- From a distance.
- From a distance
- From a distant point
- (From) a great distance
- From a great distance
- From a long distance
- From a long way
- From a remote location
- From away off
- From light years away
- Definitely not near
- Definitely not nigh
- From miles away
- From or to a great distance
- From quite a distance
- From quite some distance
- From some distance
- From way off
- (From) way off
- From whence some worship
- From whence you might admire someone
- From where some worship
- From where some worship?
- Certainly not nigh
- Concert pieces
- Considerably distant
- How Bilbo Baggins traveled
- How Odysseus traveled
- It rhymes with "are" in "We Three Kings"
- "It's ___ cry from . . ."
- "It's ___ cry from ..."
- ''It's ___ cry from . . .''
- "It's ___ cry from..."
- "It's ____ cry..."
- Hardly around the corner
- Hardly close by
- Hardly close
- Hardly in the neighborhood
- Hardly next door
- Churchill's "___ Country"
- Churchill's ''___ Country''
- Churchill's "--- Country"
- Hardly within shouting distance
- Distant.
- Distant parts
- Distant
- Distantly
- Eritrean Moslem
- In a remote area
- Cry ___
- In the distance
- Come from ___ (travel a long distance)
- Come from ___ (travel a long way)
- Come from ___ (travel long distances)
- Come from ___
- Come from ____
- Come from _____
- Where many travelers come from?
- Not too close
- Not very close
- Where pilgrims come from?
- Like distant seating area
- Where some people worship from
- Where some travelers come from
- Where some "worship from"
- Where some worship from
- Where strangers may come from
- Where the last row sees from
- Van Halen "From ___"
- Vance Joy "From ___"
- Where the wise men came from
- Where to love from, for the unrequited
- "Our deeds still travel with us from ___, / And what we have been makes us what we are": George Eliot
- Out of range, maybe
- Out of range
- Out of sight, perhaps
- Nowhere near
- Nowhere near here
- Out there someplace
- Out there somewhere
- Nowhere near?
- Out there
- Out yonder
- Some distance away
- Some distance removed
- Many leagues
- Many miles away
- Many miles from here
- Many miles off
- Place of worship?
- Like off yonder seating area
- Place to come from
- Over the hill, maybe
- Over the hill, say
- Over the horizon
- Over yonder
- Place to worship from
- Some miles away
- Like seats many miles away
- Toward the horizon
- Like shows many miles away
- "Why standest thou ___ off, O Lord?": Psalms
- Some ways off
- "The Impossible Dream" adverb
- Like Timbuktu e.g.
- Visually out yonder
- Winston Churchill's "___ Country"
- Somewhere distant
- Somewhere out there
- Somewhere over the rainbow
- Somewhere overseas, say
- Like worst seats
- Off at a distance
- Off in the distance
- Off yonder seating area
- Off yonder
- Off
- The other side of the world, perhaps
- Quite a distance away
- Quite a distance off
- Quite a distance
- Quite a long distance away
- Quite a long way off
- Quite a way off
- Quite a ways away
- Quite a ways off
- Quite a ways
- Quite distant
- Quite distantly
- Quite some distance away
- Quite some distance off
- Quite some way away
- Quite some way
- Quite some ways away
- Muslim nomad in Eritrea
- On the horizon, perhaps
- On the horizon
- Long way away
- Long way off
- Last row's view
- Really out there
- Miles and miles away
- Miles away
- Miles off
- Love from ___ (secretly adore)
- Love from ___
- One place to love from
- One place to worship from
- Nigh? Not hardly
- One way to travel
- Remote.
- Remote place to "worship from"
- Remote
- Remotely
- Removed
- Nomadic Ethiopian
- Requiring a two-day trip, say
- Requiring binoculars to see
- Light-years away
- Light years away
- Light years off
- Not all that close
- Opposite of nigh
- Not anigh
- Not at all close by
- Not at all close
- Not at all nigh
- Not at hand, to say the least
- Not at hand
- Not close
- Not close at all
- Not close by
- Not even close?
- Not even close to nigh
- Not even close
- Not exactly close
- Not exactly in the vicinity
- Not exactly within reach
- Not hard by
- Not in the area
- Not near
- Not near at all
- Not near here
- Not nearby
- Not nigh
- Not proximately
- Not real close
- Safest place to love from?
- Saho-speaking people
- Watching from ___
- Supposed place of worship
- Way away
- Way in the distance
- Way off, distance-wise
- Way off in the distance
- Way off yonder
- Way off
- Way out, e.g.
- Way out of visible range
- Way out there?
- Way out there
- Way out yonder
- Way out
- Way over there
- Way over yonder
- Way, way back
- Way, way off
- Way, way out
- Way, way over there
- Way, way over yonder
- Way yonder
- "We Three Kings" adverb
- "We Three Kings of Orient Are" adverb
- ``They worshipped from ___''
- "They worshipped from ___"
- Two of Sydney Carton's last words
- Well out of range
- U-turn from nearby
- Worship from ---
- Worship from __
- Worship from ___ (admire)
- Worship from ___ (adore from a distance)
- Worship from ___
- Worship from _____
- Worshiper's distance?
- Worshiper's locale, maybe
- Worshiper's locale, sometimes
- Worshiper's position, colloquially
- Worshipped from ___
- Worshipper's distance?
- Worshipper's locale, often
- Worshipper's locale, perhaps
- Worshipper's locale, sometimes
- Worshipper's place, colloquially
- Worshipping from ___
- Tall ___, Iraqi base
- Yon
- Yonder
- To a distance
- To a great distance
- To distant lands
- To distant places
- To distant spots
- To the ends of the earth, say
- "When the warrior returns from the battle __": F.S. Key
- Whence some worship
- Whence the lovelorn worship
- Whence the Magi came
- Whence the wise men?
- Whence to admire from?
- Whence to admire?
- Whence "We Three Kings" came
- Where Cherone-era Van Halen was "From"?
- Where E.T. came from?
Recent Usage of Quite some distance off in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Quite some distance off" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Quite some distance off in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 4, 2020
- Universal Crossword - July 2, 2016
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 6, 2013
- Washington Post - July 17, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 20, 2011
- USA Today - Feb. 7, 2011
- USA Today - Jan. 30, 2009
- New York Times - Jan. 15, 1997
