Crossword Clue: Regatta entry
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Regatta entry"
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- Bark
- Bark or punt
- Bark or yawl
- Bath toy
- Bathtub toy, often
- Bathtub toy
- Angler's craft
- Apt rhyme for "float"
- Ark
- Ark, for one
- Ark or bark
- Ark or barque
- African Queen e.g.
- Bad thing to rock
- Banana-split holder
- Dugout, for one
- Common bath toy
- Gravy ___ (serving piece)
- Gravy ___ (serving vessel)
- Gravy ____
- Gravy container
- Gravy dish
- Gravy holder
- Gravy or steam
- Gravy server
- Gravy tub
- Gravy vessel
- Hold site
- Hole in the water into which one pours money, according to some
- Deep-sea-fishing booking
- Islander's need, maybe
- Bridge setting
- Bridge site
- It can send you up the creek
- Ferry, e.g.
- Ferry, for instance
- Ferry or canoe
- Ferry or dinghy, for example
- Ferry or dinghy
- Ferry or wherry, e.g.
- Ferry or wherry
- Connection between banks?
- Chartered ride
- It may be filled with gravy
- It may be full of gravy
- It may come after life
- It may come after life?
- It may have a glass bottom
- Dhow or dory, e.g.
- Dhow or scow
- It might be docked
- It might go wherever the wind takes it
- Coracle, say
- Handled serving dish
- Hands' place
- Dinghy, dory or dhow
- Dinghy, e.g.
- Dinghy or barge
- Dinghy or canoe
- Dinghy or dory
- Dinghy
- Dish that holds gravy
- Circumstances, idiomatically
- Fishing vessel
- It's not to be missed
- It's parked in a marina
- Ice _____
- Flattop, e.g.
- Fleet component
- Craft with a sail
- Craft
- Gig or dory
- Floater on the open sea
- Floating vessel
- Floaty car, basically
- Dock docker
- Canoe, for one
- Canoe or catamaran
- Canoe or cruise ship, for example
- Canoe or dinghy
- Canoe or ferry
- Canoe or kayak
- Canoe or yacht, for example
- Follower of gravy or dream
- Cruise vehicle
- Go sailing
- "Don't rock the ___!"
- "Don't rock the ___"
- Captain's charge
- Jimmy Buffett floats on one, during downtime
- Dory or dinghy
- Dory or ferry
- Dory or gig
- Dory
- Cockleshell, for one
- Cockleshell
- Cunard craft
- Incense vessel
- Cutter.
- Gondola e.g.
- Gondola, e.g.
- Cutter, e.g.
- Gondola or punt
- Cutter or junk
- Gondola.
- Drifter?
- Drifter
- Junk, e.g.
- Junk, for one
- Junk in the ocean
- Junk or dinghy
- Junk or tub
- Junk, say
- Junk
- Pinnace.
- Kayak or canoe
- Origami design
- PT or U-
- PT or U
- Serving dish
- Serving piece
- Ketch or dory
- Ketch or yawl
- Place for a row
- Wherry, e.g.
- Place for busy hands
- Vehicle on a trailer, perhaps
- The African Queen, e.g.
- The African Queen, famously
- Punt, e.g.
- Punt, for one
- Punt or junk
- Punt or packet
- Verse, part 5
- Marina occupant
- Marina sight
- Marina tenant
- Marina vessel
- Vessel (for gravy?)
- Vessel for gravy
- Toy in a tub
- Vessel on the water
- Kind of hook or neck
- Vessel with rows?
- Vessel
- Marley "Don't Rock My ___"
- Shell, e.g.
- Shell, for example
- Shell or scull
- Ocean vessel
- Something not to be rocked
- Queen Elizabeth, e.g.
- Something to miss or rock
- "The Love ___" (1977-1986 TV series)
- "The Love ___" (Gavin MacLeod TV series)
- "The Love ___" (old TV show set aboard the Pacific Princess)
- Ship
- Rowed vessel
- Liner
- Wake maker
- Sound sight
- Runabout e.g.
- "Show___."
- Wannabe ship
- Lake vessel
- Lonely Island "I'm on a ___"
- On second thought, make it a musical: "Quiz Show..."
- "Michael, Row the ___ Ashore"
- Launch
- Launch, e.g.
- Loophole-exploiting casino site, say
- One making bank-to-bank transfers?
- One may be chartered
- One might be bailed out
- Lead-in to load or lift
- Love ____ : popular TV series
- Love craft of classic TV
- Predicament metaphor
- Predicament
- Regatta competitor
- Regatta entry
- Lugger or hooker
- Miss the ___
- Mississippi traveler
- Main transport?
- Lidless fast-food container, often
- Life or gravy
- Lighter, e.g.
- Lighter or tender
- Tub floater
- Tub toy
- Tug or ark
- Tug or tub
- Tug, say
- Word after show or slow
- Tunnel of love vehicle
- Tunnel-of-love vehicle
- Side-wheeler.
- Word before or after house
- Sail or gravy
- Water craft
- Water (or gravy) vessel
- Water vehicle
- Water vessel
- Watercraft
- Word that follows 17-A, 61-A, 10-D and 25-D
- Salt holder
- TV's "The Love ___"
- Sampan, for one
- Word with "life" or "gravy"
- Word with life or love
- Word with river or whale
- Word with torpedo or gravy
- Umiak e.g.
- Umiak, e.g.
- Umiak or shell
- Skiff, e.g.
- Skiff or dory
- Skiff or scow, e.g.
- Skiff or scow
- Skiff or sloop
- Skiff
- Schooner
- Scow or dhow
- Scow or dory
- Scow or skiff
- Yacht, e.g.
- Yacht or catamaran, for example
- Yacht or ferry
- Yacht or yawl
- Yacht
- Slip occupant
- Sloop
- Sloop or dinghy
- Sloop or sampan, e.g.
- Yawl or yacht
- Slow way to China
- What not to rock
- Smack or punt
- What rebels rock
- Small ship
- You may follow in its wake
- "Whatever floats your __"
- "Whatever floats your ___"
- You may take a slow one to China
- Tender or hooker
- "You're gonna need a bigger ___" (classic "Jaws" line)
- Yours may be floated
Recent Usage of Regatta entry in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Regatta entry" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Regatta entry in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Feb. 14, 2018
- Sheffer - Sept. 17, 2015
- LA Times - April 27, 2014
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - April 27, 2014
- Newsday - Jan. 6, 2013
- Sheffer - Sept. 24, 2009
- New York Times - May 19, 2009
- Sheffer - Oct. 25, 2008
- New York Times - Feb. 12, 1982
- New York Times - Aug. 6, 1972
