Crossword Clue: Short run
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Short run"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Short run"
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- 100-meter, e.g.
- 100-meter event
- 100-meter race, e.g.
- 100-meter race
- 100- or 200-meter track event
- 100-yard ___
- 100-yard contest
- 100-yard event.
- 100-yard footrace
- 100-yard item
- 100-yard race, e.g.
- 100-yard race
- 100-yard races
- 200-meter event
- 40-yard race
- 50-yard footrace
- Amount of salt in some recipes
- Animation
- A little bit of salt
- A little salt
- A pinch in the kitchen
- A quick run
- Apt rhyme for "panache"
- Bespatter
- Bit, as of salt
- Bit of allspice
- Bit of bitters
- Bit of Morse code
- Bit of Morse
- Bit of paprika
- Bit of pepper
- Bit of salt
- Board opening?
- Bolt a la Bolt
- Dart
- Instrument panel
- Bounce
- Great vitality
- Fast race
- Bravura
- Certain race
- Break in a sentence
- Break into bits
- Frustrate
- Condiment amount
- Fun run
- Confound — verve
- Confound
- Horizontal-line punctuation symbol
- Horizontal punctuator
- Élan
- Gusto
- It may be 50 yards long
- Destroy, as hopes
- Fifty-yard ___ (short race)
- It may be mad
- Chef's pinch
- Chef's smidgen
- Cookbook amount
- Cook's measure
- Cook's smidgen
- Gauge site, for short
- Hundred-yard ___ (quick race)
- Hundred-yard ___
- Hundred-yard ____
- Hurry off
- Hurry
- It's a smidgen in the kitchen
- Hyphen cousin
- Hyphen kin
- Hyphen-like punctuation
- Hyphen — sprint
- Hyphen
- Hyphen's bigger relative
- Hyphen's cousin
- Hyphen's kin
- Hyphen's relative
- Hasten
- Flamboyance
- Imprecise cooking measure
- Imprecise recipe amount
- Imprecise salt measure
- Event for Usain Bolt
- Event that's over in seconds
- Dollop
- Jesse Owens specialty
- Jet (off)
- Go fast
- Go like mad
- Go quickly
- Go swiftly
- Car cam spot
- Footrace
- Dot's partner
- Extinguish
- Inexact recipe amount
- Inexact recipe quantity
- Inexact salt quantity
- Just a pinch
- Sentence punctuator
- Vague recipe amount
- Pizazz
- Pizzazz
- Place for a gauge, informally
- Punctuation mark
- Punctuation mark that looks like a hyphen
- Punctuation mark that looks like a long hyphen
- Move like the one-horse open sleigh riders
- Move quickly
- Move rapidly
- Touch, as of bitters
- Marathon's counterpart
- Roc-A-Fella co-founder Damon
- Roc-A-Fella exec Damon
- Verve
- Kind of board
- Mark between dates
- Mrs. ___ (brand of seasoning)
- Track event
- Track-meet event
- Track meet event
- Track sprint
- Mrs. on a spice rack
- Vigor
- "The Incredibles" son
- "The Incredibles" speedster
- Odometer site
- Quick footrace
- Panache
- Quick race
- Quick run
- Panel with gauges
- Line from a book?
- Line in a script?
- Short, fast race
- Short footrace
- Race of 100 meters
- Race
- Short race
- Short run
- Short sprint
- Ruin, as hopes
- The T in telegraphy?
- Run at full speed
- Run for home, maybe
- Run like hell
- Run or ruin
- Run ... or ruin
- Run quickly/—
- Run quickly
- Run to stage
- Run
- Little bit
- Soupcon
- Meet component
- Meet event
- Olympics event
- One-hundred-meter sprint
- Recipe amount
- Recipe approximation
- Recipe bit
- Recipe estimate
- Recipe guesstimate
- Recipe pinch
- Recipe quantity, maybe
- Recipe quantity, perhaps
- Recipe smidge
- Recipe smidgen
- Recipe sprinkling
- Pause cause
- One of a Social Security card pair
- Minute amount
- Make a run for it
- – or — symbol
- Make time
- Morse code bit
- Morse code component
- Morse code piece
- Morse code signal
- Morse code symbol
- Morse-code symbol
- Morse Code T
- Morse morsel
- Morse symbol
- Morse symbols, dot & ...
- Morse T
- Morse 'T'
- Morse's T
- Pinch, as of seasoning
- Pinch from a chef
- Pinch in a recipe
- Pinch in the kitchen
- Pinch of salt
- Pinch of seasoning
- Pinch relative, in cookbooks
- Pinch
- Rush
- Word after em or en
- Super-fast boy (with an appropriate name) in "The Incredibles"
- Superfast son in "The Incredibles"
- Superspeed boy in "The Incredibles"
- Word repeated in "Now ___ away! ___ away! ___ away ...!"
- Salt amount
- Salt measure
- Salt sprinkle
- Word with board or lights
- Swashbuckling quality
- Speedster in "The Incredibles"
- Spice blend titan Mrs. ___
- Spirit
- Wee amount of salt
- Wee amount
- Symbol of some marriages?
- T, at times
- T, in code
- 'T,' in Morse code
- T, in Morse code
- T in telegraphy
- Tach site
- Tach's locale
- Tach's location
- Sprinkle of salt
- Sprinkling, for flavor
- Sprinkling
- Sprint
- Sprinter's event
- Sprinter's race
- Write hastily (with "off").
- Slap's partner
- Unit of bitters
- Scurry
- Small amount — move fast
- Small amount of pepper
- Small amount of salt
- Small amount
- Seasoning quantity
- Unspecific recipe amount
- Small quantity.
- Small recipe amount, as of salt
- Small recipe measure
- Smash violently
- Smidge, as of salt
- Smidgen in the kitchen
- Smidgen of salt
- Smidgen of spice
- Smidgen, to Child
- Smidgen
- Telegraphy signal
- Usain Bolt event
- Zest
Recent Usage of Short run in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Short run" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Short run in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Oct. 1, 2019
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 10, 2019
- Newsday - April 6, 2019
- LA Times - Jan. 17, 2018
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Jan. 26, 2014
- LA Times - Jan. 26, 2014
- Washington Post - Nov. 22, 2013
- LA Times - Sept. 5, 2013
- New York Times - Oct. 19, 2012
- Newsday - May 26, 2011
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Sept. 30, 2010
- Washington Post - Aug. 4, 2009
- Washington Post - Nov. 17, 2008
- Washington Post - May 24, 2008
- Newsday - Sept. 14, 2006
- NY Sun - Nov. 29, 2005
- New York Times - Jan. 27, 2003
