Crossword Clue: Rudely poke
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Rudely poke"
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- ___ macaroni
- Ancon
- ____ macaroni
- _____, Saskatchewan
- Angled pipe
- Angular pipe fitting
- Angular pipe
- Be pushy
- Be rude in a crowd
- Be rude in line
- Arc-shaped pasta bit
- Bend one's ___ (have a drink)
- Bend the ___ (drink)
- Bend
- Bendable body part
- Bender at the bar
- Bender on the bar?
- Arm-bending joint
- Arm joint
- Arm part
- Armed joint?
- Bent pipe
- Attention-getting body part?
- Attention-getting joint?
- Attention-getting joint
- Advance rudely
- Bodily joint
- Body joint
- Body part some macaroni resembles
- Bow tie alternative
- Brachium's end
- Greco/Clara
- "Grounds for Divorce" band
- Funny bone joint
- Funny-bone locale
- "Funny bone" locale
- Funny bone locale
- Funny-bone location
- Funny bone location
- Funny-bone neighbor
- Funny bone setting
- Funny bone site
- "Funny bone" spot
- Funny bone
- Funny bone's joint
- Funny bone's locale
- Funny bone's location
- It gets bent frequently
- It gets thrown in basketball
- Fight (through), as a crowd
- Ell
- Item stocked by a plumber
- Bursitis location
- It's bent on a bender
- Get attention unsubtly
- It's sometimes thrown on the court
- Jab and jostle
- Jab with a bone
- Jab with a joint
- Jabber in a line
- Flexible joint
- Give a nudge to
- Curved macaroni shape
- Joint bent on a bender
- Joint near the middle of the arm
- Joint that may be thrown, but not passed
- Joint that might be burning after a tennis match
- Joint to poke with
- Joint where the funny bone is
- Joint
- Jostle for position, in a way
- Jostle rudely
- Jostle with a bent arm
- Jostle with a joint
- Jostle
- Jostler's weapon
- Jostling joint
- "Cast of Thousands" Brits
- Right-angle pipe
- Pipe bend
- Pipe fitting
- Pipe joint
- Pipe or pasta form
- Pipe shape
- Pipe type
- Tool for forcing one's way through a crowd
- Nudge rudely
- Nudge with a bent arm
- Nudge with a joint
- Nudge with an arm bone
- Nudge
- Nudger's joint
- Nudging joint?
- Nudging joint
- Push aggressively, as through a crowd
- Push around
- Push aside
- Kind of bending in bars
- Town in Saskatchewan
- Kind of grease
- Sharp bend
- Kind of macaroni
- The funny bone's joint
- Kind of room
- Shell alternative
- Something a rude person uses in a crowd
- Something it's not mannerly to put on a dinner table
- Room opener?
- Room or grease preceder
- Something up one's sleeve?
- Knee counterpart
- Plumber's fitting
- Plumber's joint
- Plumbing piece
- The radius extends from it
- Krav maga striker
- Sudden turn in a river.
- Rudely poke
- "Measure for Measure" constable
- Radius end
- Poke, in a way
- Poke
- Poker?
- Shove
- Part of a shirt that may develop a hole
- Metallic joint
- Pasta joint?
- Pasta shape
- Patch place
- Recommended place to cough
- Middle of a sleeve
- Mac-and-cheese tidbit
- Macaroni shape
- Macaroni type
- Macaroni variety
- Remind rudely
- Piece of pipe
- Rush-hour weapon
- Rush-hour "weapon"
- Word before room or macaroni
- Turning point?
- Type of macaroni
- Ulna-humerus meeting place
- Ulna's end
- What a roller derby queen throws
- Throwing this in basketball might earn you a foul
- Tennis --
- Use a joint rudely
- Tennis player's sore spot
- Where a hole may develop
- Tommy John surgery site
Recent Usage of Rudely poke in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 9, 2006
