Crossword Clue: Slow movers, proverbially
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Slow movers, proverbially"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Slow movers, proverbially"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Slow movers, proverbially:
- Hoddy-doddies
- Freshwater, marine or terrestrial gastropods
- Garden gastropods
- Garden invaders
- Garden pests with shells
- Garden pests
- Garden problem
- Items on a Paris menu
- Escargot
- Escargots
- Critters with eyestalks
- Extremely slow speed
- Gourmet gastropods
- Gourmet servings
- Gourmet's gastropods
- Gourmet's treat
- Some mollusks
- Very slow The Format song?
- Kind of pace
- Trail-making mollusks
- Paradigms of slowness
- Paradigms of sluggishness
- Members of genus Helix
- Part of what "little boys are made of," in a nursery rhyme
- Periwinkles
- René's escargots
- Their pace is slow
- They're loath to come out of their shells
- Spiral-shelled creepers
- Spiral-shelled mollusks
- Symbols of sluggishness
- Slimy pests
- Slow crawlers
- Slow mollusks
- Slow movers
- Slow movers, proverbially
- Slow-moving animals in a garden
- Slow-moving mollusks
- Slow The Format song?
- Slowness symbols
- Slowpokes
- Slug cousins
- Slug kin
- Slug relatives
- Sluggards
- Whelk and periwinkle
- Whelk and winkle
Recent Usage of Slow movers, proverbially in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Nov. 21, 2009