Crossword Clue: Sniffling and sneezing cause
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- ___ cuts (deli offerings)
- "___ hands, warm heart"
- ___ Stone Creamery (ice cream chain)
- ___ shoulder
- _____ Turkey
- A common viral infection?
- Apt to cause a brain freeze
- Absence of heat
- Arctic
- Below freezing
- At a dead end, as a case
- Bitter, say
- Bitter
- Ailment without a cure
- Blue, on many faucets
- Algid
- Aloof
- Duck or turkey
- Common affliction
- Common ailment
- "Common" ailment
- Freezing
- Common complaint
- Far away, in a children's game
- Freezing post-grunge band?
- Far from a searched-for object
- Far from congenial
- Far from friendly
- Far from loving
- Far from warm
- "Common" sickness
- Certain cuts
- Faucet handle on the right
- Faucet reading
- Faucet word
- Frigid
- Completely knock out
- Frosty
- Hot's opposite
- It may include the sniffles
- How gazpacho is served
- How revenge is best served, in a saying
- Emotionless
- Cooler than cool
- How vichyssoise is typically served
- How vichyssoise is usually served
- How you may know something
- Chill
- Chilled
- Chilly
- Gelid
- Coryza
- Hard-hearted
- Hard of heart
- Hardly friendly
- Hardly welcoming
- C, in bathrooms
- Distant
- Icy
- Having no active leads
- He said _____ Lake, Alberta
- Glacial
- Heartless
- Go ___ turkey (abruptly give up)
- In the 20's, say
- Case of the sniffles
- Inhospitable
- Right out of the fridge
- "That'll be a ___ day in hell!"
- Like gazpacho
- Like Inuvik
- Like liquid nitrogen
- Like many a detective's trail
- Nowhere near the target, in a children's guessing game
- Like pizza for breakfast, often
- Like pizza for breakfast, typically
- Kind of shoulder
- Kind of snap
- Like some shoulders or showers
- Kind of turkey or cash
- Kind of turkey, or war
- Something caught and passed
- Something easy to catch
- Like the Arctic
- Viral infection
- Like the North Pole
- Something too common
- Like vichyssoise
- Shivering, say
- Shivering
- Shivery
- Winter woe
- Wintry, as weather
- Wintry
- Quotation part 8
- Without rehearsal
- Lacking active leads
- Lacking compassion
- Rainbow "Stone ___"
- Lacking emotion
- Lacking heat
- Lacking in affection
- Lacking warmth
- Rather unfriendly
- Needing a parka
- Reason for sneezing
- Reason for the sniffles
- Reason to say "Brr!"
- Refrigerated
- One way to be out
- Nippy
- No cure for it!
- Opposite of hot
- Not at all friendly
- Not enthusiastic
- Not even close
- Not hot
- More than chilly
- More than cool
- Piercing
- Rhinitis
- Like a very rare day in hell
- Not shooting well
- Like Antarctica
- War or cuts leader
- Siberian
- Sparkling wine
- Word with cream or shoulder
- Word with cuts or War
- Word with duck or cash
- Word with duck or turkey
- Word with feet or front
- Word with feet or shoulder
- Weather prediction
- Weather word
- Word with "War" or "cuts"
- Under 20, to most
- Unemotional
- Unfeeling
- Unfriendly
- Stand-offish
- Tap option
- Unresponsive
- Unsympathetic
- Unwelcome winter bug
- Sniffles may be part of it
- Sniffling and sneezing cause
Recent Usage of Sniffling and sneezing cause in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - Jan. 6, 2010