Crossword Clue: Serves as lookout for, e.g.
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- A lookout does it
- Assists a criminal
- Assists a crook
- Assists a felon
- Assists a misdemeanant
- Assists a perp
- Assists, as a criminal
- Assists, as a fugitive
- Assists, as with a prison escape
- Assists at a heist, e.g.
- Assists at a heist
- Assists, but not in a good way
- Assists criminally
- Assists, criminally
- Assists feloniously
- Assists illegally
- Assists illicitly
- Assists in a bad way
- Assists in a crime
- Assists in a risky way
- Assists in a way one shouldn't
- Assists, in a way
- Assists in arson, say
- Assists in crime
- Assists in illegal activity
- Assists in illegality
- Assists in wrongdoing
- Assists the bad guy
- Assists with a crime
- Assists with a felony
- Assists
- Acts as a decoy for, possibly
- Acts as a fence for
- Acts as a lookout, perhaps
- Acts as a lookout, say
- Acts as a lookout
- Acts as a shill for, say
- Acts as a shill for
- Acts as accomplice
- Acts as lookout, e.g.
- Acts as lookout for, say
- Acts as lookout, maybe
- Acts as lookout, say
- Acts the accomplice
- Aids
- Aids a criminal
- Aids a felon
- Aids an arsonist
- Aids and __ (helps in a crime)
- Aids and ___
- Aids and _____
- Aids (felon)
- Aids illegally
- Aids in a caper
- Aids in a crime
- Aids in a scam
- Aids in an illegality
- Aids in crime
- Aids in criminal activity
- Aids in dirty deeds
- Aids in illegal activity
- Aids in wrongdoing
- Aids nefariously
- Aids' partner
- Backs a baddie
- Backs, as a front
- Backs up, as a burglar
- Backs up when one shouldn't
- Instigates
- Is a bad helper to
- Is a fence for, say
- Is a fence for
- Is a partner in crime
- Is a party to
- Is a wheelman for, say
- Is a wheelman for
- Is an accessory for
- Is an accessory
- Is an accomplice to
- Is an accomplice
- Is complicit in
- Is in cahoots with
- Is in cahoots
- Is supportive
- Is the getaway driver for, e.g.
- Feloniously facilitates
- Eggs on a yegg
- Eggs on
- Fences the loot, e.g.
- Fences the loot
- Furthers in felonies
- Furthers in wrong
- Furthers
- Connives
- Conspires in crime
- Conspires with
- Conspires with, perhaps
- Cooperates with crooks
- Emulates a fence?
- Emulates a fence
- Enables illegally
- Encourages.
- Encourages a crime
- Encourages a felon
- Encourages a scoundrel
- Encourages a thief
- Encourages an evildoer
- Encourages when one shouldn't
- Encourages
- Disables a security camera, perhaps
- Disables the alarm, say
- Countenances.
- Covers for a crook, say
- Illegally aids
- Clears the way for, say
- Does lookout at a heist
- Does lookout duty for, say
- Does some fencing, maybe
- Does the get-away driving, e.g.
- Does the getaway driving, e.g.
- Criminally assists
- Gives a helping hand
- Gives a leg up to a yegg
- Gives a yegg a hand
- Gives a yegg a leg up
- Gives aid to
- Incites
- Helps a baddie
- Helps a bandit
- Helps a burglar
- Helps a certain hacker, say
- Helps a criminal
- Helps a crook
- Helps a felon
- Helps a hijacker
- Helps a hood
- Helps a perpetrator
- Helps a robber
- Helps a thief
- Helps a yegg
- Helps along
- Helps, as a crook
- Helps, as a fugitive
- Helps, as a hood
- Helps as a lookout, say
- Helps, as a perp
- Helps at a heist
- Helps badly?
- Helps, but not in a good way
- Helps by distracting the cops during a heist, perhaps
- Helps (criminal)
- Helps crooks
- Helps do wrong
- Helps during the heist
- Helps, especially in wrong doing.
- Helps feloniously
- Helps hold up?
- Helps illegally
- Helps illicitly
- Helps in a bad way
- Helps in a bank heist, say
- Helps in a crime
- Helps in a criminal activity
- Helps in a heist
- Helps in a way one shouldn't
- Helps, in a way
- Helps in, as a heist
- Helps in bad deeds
- Helps in crime
- Helps in dirty deeds
- Helps in holding up
- Helps in illegal acts
- Helps in mischief
- Helps in the worst way
- Helps in wrongdoing
- Helps nefariously
- Helps out in a bad way
- Helps out in a criminal act
- Helps out on a job
- Helps out
- Helps plan a job, maybe
- Helps pull off a crime
- Helps someone get their battery going?
- Helps to break the law
- Helps when one shouldn't
- Helps with a bank job
- Helps with a con job?
- Helps with a heist
- Helps with a holdup
- Helps with a job
- Helps with a plot
- Helps with something illegal
- Helps with the getaway car, perhaps
- Helps with the holdup
- Helps, wrongly
- Helps
- Carries the crowbar, perhaps
- Collaborates with a crook
- Cases the joint for, say
- Hides after a heist, say
- Hides evidence, e.g.
- Hides the evidence, e.g.
- Hides the evidence, maybe
- Colludes, in a way
- Facilitates a fraud
- Facilitates, as a felony
- Facilitates feloniousness
- Drives a getaway car for, e.g.
- Drives a getaway car, maybe
- Drives crookedly?
- Drives the getaway car, e.g.
- Drives the getaway car, for example
- Drives the getaway car for, say
- Drives the getaway car for
- Drives the getaway car, maybe
- Drives the getaway car, say
- Drives the getaway car
- Fosters a felony
- Sticks by, as a stickup man
- Sticks up for?
- Sticks up for, maybe?
- Provides a fake alibi for, say
- Provides a false alibi for
- Provides a hideaway for, maybe
- Provides inside information for, say
- Provides tools for, as a crime
- Provides with an alarm code, perhaps
- Serves as a lookout for, say
- Serves as lookout for, e.g.
- Sets up crimes
- Whistles at the sight of the police, e.g.
- Whistles when the police are spotted
- Plans a getaway for, maybe
- Shelters a fugitive, e.g.
- Shields from capture, perhaps
- Shills for, e.g.
- Shills for, say
- Plays henchman
- Plays the henchman
- The pack in a six-pack
- Partner of aids
- Looks out for?
- Looks out for, as a partner in crime
- Looks out for, at a heist
- Looks out for, maybe
- Looks out for the cops, say
- Launders money, e.g.
- Launders money for, perhaps
- Launders money maybe
- Lends a crooked hand?
- Lends a hand, criminally
- Lends a hand to a hood
- Lends a hand with contraband?
- Lends a hood a hand
- Lends a sneaky hand
- Renders criminal assistance
- Primes a crime
- Primes and crimes
- Primes for crimes
- Primes the crime
- Lies for a crook
- Lies for, maybe
- Picks the locks for, perhaps
- Promotes. as wrongdoing
- Promotes wrongdoing
- Promotes
- Makes an illegal assist?
- More than encourages
- Watches for cops, say
- Watches for, perhaps
- Watches for the cops, say
- Supports
- Supports a criminal
- Supports a scheme
- Supports a sinner
- Supports illegally
- Supports in a bad way
- Supports, in a way
- Supports in skullduggery
- Supports in wrongdoing
- Supports one's sinful acts
- Supports someone's sinful acts
- Sanctions wrongdoing
- Works with
- Works with a hood, say
- Stands guard, perhaps
- Stands lookout for, say
- Seconds
- Secures bank blueprints for, maybe
- Urges on
- Steals the bank blueprints for, e.g.
Recent Usage of Serves as lookout for, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Serves as lookout for, e.g." have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Serves as lookout for, e.g. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - June 23, 2011
- Washington Post - June 22, 2011
- Washington Post - June 21, 2011
- Washington Post - June 20, 2011
- Washington Post - June 19, 2011
- Washington Post - June 18, 2011
- Washington Post - June 17, 2011
- Washington Post - June 16, 2011
- Washington Post - June 15, 2011
- Washington Post - June 14, 2011
- Washington Post - June 13, 2011
- Washington Post - June 12, 2011
- Washington Post - June 11, 2011
