Crossword Clue: Setting for many jokes
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- __ and grill (type of restaurant)
- __ code
- __ exam
- __ none (without exception)
- ___ and grill (type of restaurant)
- ___ and grill
- ___ exam (test for a future lawyer)
- ___ exam (test for would-be lawyers)
- ___ exam (test given twice a year)
- ___ exam (would-be lawyer's hurdle)
- ___ Harbor
- ___ none
- ___ of soap
- "___ Rescue" (reality show hosted by nightclub consultant Jon Taffer)
- "___ Rescue" (reality show on Spike)
- ___ sinister
- American ___ Association (lawyers' group)
- American pub
- Barrier
- A code
- A good place to belly up to
- "A guy walks into a ___ ..."
- Beer joint
- Beer offerer
- Beer-swilling place
- Bell or code
- Belli's bailiwick
- Belly up to the ___ (order a drink)
- Bent-elbows locale
- Attorneys, as a group
- Attorneys, collectively
- Attorneys passed it
- After-show spot
- Blackball
- Axle, e.g.
- Block of soap
- Block
- Alcohol-serving establishment
- Alehouse
- Backdrop for many jokes
- Ballerina's handrail
- Ballet dancer's exercise rail
- Ballet-practice aid
- Ban
- Banish
- Dart game locale
- Hinder
- Hindrance
- CBA word
- Famous sitcom setting
- Granola ___ (healthy snack)
- Granola ___
- Hit blot's spot, in backgammon
- Grasshopper's home?
- Cell component
- Cell feature
- Cell part
- Cell signal strength indicator
- Common joke setting
- Common setting for a joke
- Frequent joke setting
- Frequent karaoke setting
- Gridiron component
- Home for some flies
- Grill partner
- Grill's go-with
- Grill's partner
- Groggery
- Brewery client
- It can be bellied up to
- It can be "bellied up" to
- Honky-tonk
- Deny entry to
- Deny entry
- Horizontal restaurant surface
- Elbow-bending place
- "Guy walks into a ___ . . ."
- Electric Six "Gay ___"
- Gymnastic equipment
- Destination of many a fake ID user
- Cheers, e.g.
- "Cheers" location
- Cheers, on TV
- Cheers or Moe's
- 'Cheers' set
- ''Cheers'' setting
- "Cheers" setting
- It may be raised
- It may be sandy or candy
- Hotel feature
- Eliminate
- Hotel's watering hole
- House of spirits?
- Dial unit
- Halloween treat
- Cordial surroundings?
- Chocolate block
- Chocolate candy shape
- Chocolate chunk
- Chocolate, for one
- Chocolate purchase
- Chocolate shape
- Chocolate unit
- Hunter S. Thompson character ___ Duke
- Happy hour hangout
- Happy hour haunt
- Happy hour locale
- Happy hour place
- "Happy Hour" site
- Happy Hour site
- Happy hour sponsor
- Happy hour spot (1)
- Happy hour spot
- Happy-hour spot
- Happy hour venue
- Cosmopolitan locale
- Cosmopolitan place
- Harbor or mitzvah
- Harbor or sinister
- "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" setting
- Business with a jukebox
- It's bellied up to
- Counter.
- Counter
- First step toward the Presidency for many.
- Butter unit
- It's grasped while lying on a weight-lifting bench
- Harry Hope's place in an O'Neill play
- Enjoin
- It's jumped in a high jump
- "I Love This ___" (Toby Keith song)
- It's moved in limbo
- Court accessory
- Cage constituent
- Dive, e.g.
- Dive, maybe
- Cake of soap
- Divider in a musical score
- "Coyote Ugly" setting
- Gin joint
- Gin mill
- Establishment that might offer a happy hour
- Establishment that sells alcoholic drinks
- Establishment where you might run a tab
- Estop
- Imbibing site
- Impede
- Impediment
- Candy ___ (Almond Joy, for example)
- Candy ___ (Snickers, for example)
- Candy ___ (Three Musketeers, for example)
- Candy choice
- Candy form
- Candy in a wrapper
- Candy log
- Candy or sand
- Candy purchase, sometimes
- Candy purchase
- Candy serving
- Candy shape
- Candy unit
- Cross or crow ender
- Cross or crow finale
- Every time I walk into one, I'm like, "Is this a joke or something?"
- Crosspiece
- Cantina
- Follower of coffee, milk, or wine
- Except for
- Except
- Exclude
- Coast unit
- For some, it's set low
- Cocktail lounge
- Forbid entry to
- Forbid entry
- Forbid
- John Hiatt "The Tiki ___ is Open"
- Code or chart type
- Dove purchase
- Dove shape
- Gold __
- Johnnie Cochran passed it
- Johnny Cochran passed it
- Gold unit
- Joint in many a joke
- Joint in many jokes
- Joke setting, often
- Joke setting
- Form for candy
- Form of chocolate
- Form of chocolate?
- Draft board?
- Draft table?
- Drafty place?
- Golfer's 19th hole
- Individual metal part of a jail cell
- Collie's charge
- Jumper's obstacle
- Ingot
- Ingot, for instance
- Ingot shape
- Jungle gym part
- High jump equipment
- High jump need
- High-jump need
- High jumper's hurdle
- High-jumper's hurdle
- Drinker's place
- Drinking counter
- Drinking establishment I can't really go to anymore--autograph hounds, you know
- Drinking establishment
- Drinking site
- Drinking spot
- Drinks counter
- Fort Knox item
- Gownsman's practice.
- Karaoke joint, usually
- Where many a joke is set
- Pink Floyd "Ibiza ___"
- Where many drafts are produced
- "Katy, ___ the door!"
- Rigid piece of metal
- Where restaurant patrons might wait
- Keep from entering
- Keep out of, with "from"
- Keep out
- Where spirits are located
- Server of shots
- Mandrel, e.g.
- Pub (and a word that can follow the second parts of 17- and
- Pub counter
- Manhattan buyer's place
- Manhattan developer?
- Pub kin
- Manhattan location?
- Manhattan setting
- Manhattan setting?
- Manhattan spot
- Manhattan's place
- Pub
- "Public house"
- Public house
- Where to find a Jack Rose or a Tom Collins
- Where to find a pink lady
- Where to find a zombie
- The 19th hole
- Stop from entering
- Where to get a gimlet
- Where to get an angel's kiss
- Where to go for happy hour
- Where to hold a pink lady
- Where to order a beer
- Where to order a cocktail
- Where to order a margarita
- Where to order rounds
- Where to see a round of shots
- Vaulter's hurdle
- Where to sip a cocktail
- Setting for "Cheers"
- Setting for "Horace & Pete"
- Where to stop for a drink after work
- Setting for many a joke about a priest, a rabbi and a minister
- Setting for many a joke
- Where to take a shot
- Setting for many jokes
- Place for a cocktail
- Place for a cold one
- Setting for the 1982-1993 NBC sitcom "Cheers"
- Place for a draft
- Place for a drink
- Place for a gimlet or screwdriver
- Setting of many a joke
- Setting of many jokes
- Place for a martini
- Many a joke setting
- Place for a pickup
- Many a lounge
- Place for a pint
- Where you might give your friend another shot
- Where you might see a newer band
- Place for a screwdriver
- Place for chin-ups
- Pullup site
- Place for fuzzy navels
- Place for good spirits
- Place for many belts
- Place for mixed drinks
- Place for pickups
- Place for shots
- Tosspot's hangout
- Place to belly up to
- Place to "belly up to"
- Place to buy a martini
- Place to buy a mixed drink
- Place to drink up
- Place to get a martini
- Place to get a Rusty Nail
- Place to get a screwdriver
- Place to get drinks
- Place to get served
- Place to get smashed
- Place to go for a beer after work
- Place to go for a cocktail
- Place to grab a drink
- Place to have Sex on the Beaches
- Place to order a cocktail
- Place to order a drink
- Place to order a gin and tonic
- Place to order a martini
- Robert Shapiro passed it
- Place to order drinks
- Place to pick up a blonde (in more ways than one)
- Place to pick up glasses
- Place to purchase a screwdriver
- Place to sit down for a drink
- Place to stand a round
- Place to stand around with a round
- Kind of bell
- Place walked into, in classic jokes
- Place where you might have a shot
- Place with drafts
- Kind of chart or code
- Shape of a Three Musketeers or Snickers
- Kind of code or chart
- Kind of code
- Kind of exam
- Kind of fly
- Stripe
- Kind of graph
- Rod
- Oasis of a sort
- Object from Mars?
- Mars ___
- Mars or Milky Way
- Mars unit
- Kind of stool
- Roller coaster restraint
- Obstacle
- Mudslide locale
- Obstruct
- Obstruction
- Mughouse
- Quaffing place
- Quaffing site
- "The Iceman Cometh" setting
- The legal profession
- Room with a draft?
- Room with a draft
- Wings locale
- Something to tend
- Sometimes it's sinister
- Sometimes you just have to raise it
- Shoal
- Musical measure
- Limbo item
- Limbo need
- Limbo obstacle
- Limbo prop
- Limbo requisite
- Musical unit
- Musician's measure
- Round house?
- Row of black squares preceding or following six puzzle answers, thereby completing them
- Tribunal
- With the exception of
- Sot's spot
- OHenry, for one
- Liquor server
- Measure, in music
- Shot spot
- Measure
- Trivia night locale
- Trivia night site
- Trivia quiz setting
- Rule out
- Rail used for chin-ups
- Rail
- Railing
- Pole-vault prop
- Pole vaulter's challenge
- Pole vaulter's obstacle
- Raise the ___
- Part of a jungle gym
- Raising the ___
- Sour server
- Old-fashioned locale?
- Old fashioned place?
- Old-fashioned setting
- Old-fashioned spot?
- Meeting place on "How I Met Your Mother" or "Cheers"
- Part of ABA
- Part of many hotels
- Rare site during Prohibition
- Part of the ABA
- Local watering hole
- Popular car for commuters
- One-armed bandit picture
- Reception feature
- Law-court part
- Law student's exam
- Lawyer's ___ exam
- Lawyer's association
- Lawyers collectively
- Lawyers' group
- Lawyer's hurdle
- Military band?
- Military decoration
- Lounge
- Reef
- Preclude
- Milky Way, e.g.
- Milky Way, for one
- Milky Way unit
- Refuse admission to
- Refuse admission
- Refuse entry
- Refuse
- Legal exam
- Legal profession
- Lush surrounding?
- Lush surroundings?
- Nightclub or saloon
- Nightclub or tavern
- Nightclub
- Nightspot
- Nineteenth hole [SEE NOTE for last week's bird explanation]
- Nineteenth hole
- Mitzvah or sinister
- MacLaren's on "How I Met Your Mother," e.g.
- MacLaren's on "How I Met Your Mother," for example
- Mixologist's milieu
- Mixologist's place
- Mixologist's workplace
- No, in a circle
- " . . . no moaning of the ___ when . . . "
- Prevent
- Lever
- None preceder
- Libation station
- Lieutenant's insignia
- Lifebuoy form?
- Restaurant seating area
- Restaurant waiting area
- Restrict
- Profession
- Piano or roll follower
- Prohibit from entering
- Prohibit
- Pickup hangout
- Pickup spot, perhaps
- Piece of candy, often
- Piece of candy
- Piece of chocolate
- Piece of soap
- Theater lobby hangout
- Word after "candy" or "snack"
- Word after "Don't pass" and "Don't come" on a craps table
- Shut off
- Shut out
- Word after "grab" or "granola"
- Sunset Strip's rocker hangout Rainbow ___ & Grill
- Word after roll or scroll
- Word after sports or wet
- Sidecar site
- Space ___ (long key on a keyboard)
- Word following snack or space
- Support (for a drinker?)
- Salad ___ (feature of some steak houses)
- Salad ____
- Salad or sushi
- Salad setting
- Watering hole, so to speak
- Watering hole
- Word that can follow "granola" or "candy"
- Word that can go after "salad" or "space"
- Saloon counter
- Saloon necessity
- Saloon
- Word with chart or graph
- Word with chocolate or space
- Word with "code" and "chart"
- Word with code or exam
- Word with coffee or roll
- Word with "cross" or "crow"
- Word with cross or crow
- Sushi setting
- Sand or candy
- Sand or chocolate follower
- Sand or handle
- Sand or salad follower
- Word with raw and wet
- Sandy navigational hazard
- "Two guys walk into a ___ ..."
- Word with toll or roll
- Sinister or B Q
- Sinister or Mitzvah
- Type of exam
- Symbol on many slot machines
- Spot for a screwdriver
- Spot for a shot
- Spot to spot spirits
- Scene in "The Iceman Cometh."
- Scene of many a joke
- "This guy walks into a ___ ..."
- What "A guy walks into"
- What a high jumper jumps
- What a pole-vaulter tries to go over
- What a priest, a minister and a rabbi might walk into
- What a priest, a rabbi, and a minister walk into, in many jokes
- "Science for a better life" sloganeer
- Slab of chocolate or soap
- Three Musketeers unit
- Writing in a box
- Staff section
- What band hits after show
- Stand in the way of
- Stand in the way
- Unit of pressure
- Tap room
- Taproom
- Slot machine icon
- Slot-machine icon
- Slot-machine symbol
- Slot machine symbol
- Slot symbol
- Slots picture
- What LL.B.'s have passed
- Unlikely place for free spirits
- Tavern section
- Tavern
- You can't limbo without it
- What you go under when dancing the limbo
- What you try to go under when doing the limbo
- You might close one at the end of a long night
- You might have a shot at it
- You might stand a round here
- "What's yours?" locale
- Snack ___
- Tender area?
- Tender beginner
- Tender beginner?
- Tender beginning?
- Tender opening?
- Tender place?
- Tender spot?
- Tender start?
- To succeed, you may have to raise it
- Snippet of music
- Self-serve salad site
- Steel rod
- Tennyson crossed it: 1892
- Toby Keith "I Love This ___"
- Where a mixologist might work
- Where a mixologist works
- Where a person in charge is making the rounds?
- Where a zombie might be found
- Where a zombie might be seen
- Step up to the ____
- Tollbooth part
- Soap buy
- Soap cake
- Soap or candy unit
- Soap purchase
- Soap unit
Recent Usage of Setting for many jokes in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Setting for many jokes" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Setting for many jokes in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 14, 2014
- Universal Crossword - June 3, 2014
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 2, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 7, 2013
- USA Today - Feb. 7, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 9, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 5, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 20, 2009
- Universal Crossword - March 16, 2006
- USA Today - Dec. 22, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 21, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 8, 2004
- Universal Crossword - March 31, 2001
- New York Times - Sept. 24, 2000
