Crossword Clue: Show bias
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- "--- On Me" (film or song)
- "--- On Me"
- 7-time Oscar best director nominee
- __ and mean (efficient)
- "__ on Me": Bill Withers classic
- "___ and hungry look"
- ___ and mean
- ___ Cuisine (brand of frozen food)
- ___ Cuisine (frozen food brand)
- ___ cuisine
- "___ In" (Sheryl Sandberg nonfiction book)
- ___, mean, fighting machine
- ___, mean fighting machine
- "___ On" (2015 Major Lazer/DJ Snake hit)
- "___ on Me" (1972 soul hit by Bill Withers)
- "___ on me"
- "___ On Me" (Bill Withers)
- "___ On Me" (Bill Withers song)
- "___ On Me" Bill Withers
- "___ on me when you're not strong"
- ___ on (pressure)
- ___ over backward
- ___-to (shack)
- Bareboned
- ____ and mean
- "____ on Me"
- Angle
- Angular
- " . . . a ___ and hungry look"
- Be biased
- Be inclined
- Be on a slant
- Be on an angle
- Be partial
- Be precarious, maybe
- Be predisposed (toward)
- Be somewhat partial
- "A Passage to India" director
- A tower in Pisa does it
- Apply pressure to, with "on"
- Beef buyer's specification
- Begin to list
- Acceptable for Weight Watchers
- Bend (over)
- Bend to one side
- Adjective for Cassius.
- Almost fat-free
- Insufficient — incline
- "... his wife could eat no ___"
- ". . . his wife could eat no ___"
- Free from fat
- Free of fat
- Gravitate (toward)
- Far from fat
- Far from fatty
- Far from plump
- Brand of cuisine
- Fat-free
- Fat free
- Fatless
- Ground beef packaging word
- Economical, as prose
- Economical, as writing
- Economical
- Ectomorphic
- Edible for Jack Sprat
- Demonstrate preference
- Efficient
- Depend (on)
- Depend, with "on"
- Desirable for diets
- Desirable to a dieter
- Desirable to dieters
- Containing little fat
- Containing much air, as fuel
- Containing no fat
- Hamburger grade
- Hamburger grading word
- Built like a greyhound
- Built like Cassius
- Gaunt
- Emulate Pisa's tower
- Dietary no-no for Jack's wife
- Dietary no-no for Mrs. Sprat
- Dieter's catchword
- Italics do it
- Corned beef order
- Corned beef sandwich specification
- Generally vote
- Director David
- Director David ___
- Director David, "Lawrence of Arabia"
- Director from Croydon
- Hardly corpulent
- Hardly prosperous
- First word in a ''fighting machine'' phrase
- English movie producer David
- Fit for a Weight Watchers menu
- Display a bias
- Get ready to fall, maybe
- Have a bias
- Have a list
- Have a slant
- Have an inclination
- Having little fat, as a piece of beef
- Having little fat
- Having minimal fat
- Having no fat
- Having the fat trimmed off
- Having very little fat, as a cut of beef
- "Jack Sprat could eat no fat / His wife could eat no ___"
- Jack Sprat's choice
- Jack Sprat's diet
- Jack Sprat's fare
- Jack Sprat's favorite.
- Jack Sprat's menu
- Jack Sprat's need
- Jack Sprat's preference
- Do like that tower in Pisa
- "I'm a ___, mean fighting machine!"
- Criticize, with "on"
- Cant
- Closely trimmed, as meat
- In fighting trim
- Don't stand on one's own
- Exert pressure (on)
- Exert pressure
- Inadequate
- Incline — not fat
- Incline (toward)
- Incline
- Good for dieters
- Highly efficient
- Not too fatty
- Like Cassius
- Like Cassius's look
- Not very marbled
- Not very profitable
- Not well-padded
- Not yielding much
- Like excellent pastrami
- Like expensive meat
- Like good hamburger meat
- Like good pastrami
- Like healthy beef
- Like higher-priced beef
- Like Jack Sprat's diet
- Like Jack Sprat's fare
- Like lite cuisine
- " . . . River Kwai" director
- Like meat with little fat
- Like meat without much fat
- Like Miniver Cheevy
- Like months between big jobs
- Like most marathon runners
- Like Mr. Sprat's diet
- Like ostrich meat
- Like pricier meat
- Very efficient
- Like skinless chicken
- Kind of diet
- Like some beef
- Mr. Big '91 album "___ Into It"
- Mr. Big "___ Into It"
- Put pressure (on)
- Mr. Sprat's fare
- Kind of meat
- Like some ground beef
- Like some ground chuck
- Like some ground chunk
- Put your shoulder into it
- Put your shoulder into
- Mrs. Sprat's anathema
- Mrs. Sprat's dietary no-no
- Mrs. Sprat's eschewal
- Mrs. Sprat's no-no
- Mrs. Sprat's restriction
- Mrs. Sprat's taboo
- Like some meat
- Like some meats
- Like Sprat
- Like Sprat's cuisine
- Like Sprat's diet
- Like strip steak, typically
- Like superior pastrami
- Like the food Jack Sprat eats
- Like times for unsigned band, perhaps
- Like times of famine
- Like top sirloin, typically
- Like tough economic times
- Like unfatty meat
- Like venison
- Like wild boar meat
- With fat removed
- "Kwai" director
- With the fat trimmed off
- Meager
- Trim
- Trimmed down
- Trimmed of fat
- Mean mate?
- Mean partner?
- Mean partner
- Mean's partner
- Without fat
- Without much fat
- List to one side
- List
- Meat market specification
- Meat order specification
- Meat quality
- Meat request
- Meat type
- Show a bias
- Show a preference
- Show bias
- Show favoritism
- Lacking excess
- Lacking fat
- Lacking in some way
- Show partiality
- Show political bias
- Show preference
- Suitable for dieters
- Suitable for Jack Sprat
- "Raja of Imperial Cinema"
- Poor
- Raw-boned
- Rawboned
- Lank
- Lanky
- Partner of mean
- Nearly fat-free
- Pose for a cover
- Pastrami buyer's request
- Pastrami order
- Pastrami preference
- Looking like Cassius
- "Lawrence of Arabia" director
- ''Lawrence of Arabia'' director
- Mimic the Tower of Pisa
- Low-fat, as beef
- Low fat, as meat
- Low-fat, as meat
- Low-fat, like meat
- Low-fat
- Low in body fat
- Low in fat, as meat
- Low in fat, as pastrami
- Low in fat content
- Low in fat
- Rely (on) for support
- Rely (on)
- No longer dieting?
- No-no for Mrs. Sprat
- Request to a butcher
- Nonfatty
- Maintain a list
- Rest (against)
- Rest against the wall
- Rest against, with "on"
- Rest (on)
- Not at all fatty
- Not be straight up
- Option at a butcher's, maybe
- Option at the butcher shop
- Like a champion bodybuilder
- Not corpulent
- Like a dieter's meat
- Not fat
- Not fat, as meat
- Not fatty, as meat
- Not fatty
- Not having much fat
- Not marbled, in a way
- Not marbled, say
- Not pinguid
- Not plump
- Propped
- Not prosperous
- Not stand completely straight
- Not stand straight
- ''Ryan's Daughter'' director
- Supermarket-meat label
- Supermarket meat label, perhaps
- Supermarket meat label
- Word for Cassius
- Word on a meat label, perhaps
- SPARE
- Sparse
- Specification to a butcher, perhaps
- Specification to a butcher
- Svelte
- Sans fat
- Spindly
- Type of cuisine
- Type of meat
- Thin, like Cassius
- Thin movie director?
- Thin
- Taboo for Mrs. Sprat
- Sprat cuisine
- Sprat's choice
- Sprat's diet
- Sprat's order
- Sprat's preference
- Spratt's preference
- Skimpy
- Skin and bones, metaphorically (not literally)
- Skin-and-bones
- Skinny
- Slant
- Slender
- Tall & skinny
- Scraggy
- Stand off?
- Slim
- Slim and trim
- Scrawny
- Slope
- What Jack Sprat's wife couldn't eat
- What Mrs. Sprat avoided
- What Mrs. Sprat couldn't eat
- Unlike a typical hot dog
- Tilt a bit
- Tilt somewhat, like the Tower of Pisa
- Tilt to one side
- Tilt to the side
- Tilt
- Tip a little
- Tip
- What wilting flowers do
- What you do on Bill Withers?
- Tend (towards)
- Tend
- Tenderloin descriptor
- Steakhouse order
Recent Usage of Show bias in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Show bias" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Show bias in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Jan. 18, 2015
- Premier Sunday - Jan. 30, 2011
- New York Times - Nov. 13, 2009
- LA Times - March 15, 2008
- New York Times - April 3, 1994
