Crossword Clue: Some signals from pitchers
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Some signals from pitchers"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Some signals from pitchers"
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- ___ off (starts to fall asleep)
- Bean dips?
- Appears to agree
- Becomes careless
- Approvals
- Approves quietly
- Approves silently
- Approves with a head gesture
- Approving bobs
- Acceptances
- Acknowledges silently
- Acknowledgments
- Actions at auctions
- Bids at Christie's
- Bids silently
- Assents at Christie's
- Assents, in a way
- Assents noiselessly
- Assents silently
- Assents, visually
- Assents with head
- Auction acknowledgements
- Auction action
- Auction actions
- Auction assents
- Auction-bidders' moves
- Auction bids
- Auction gestures
- Auction signals
- Audition acceptances
- Affirmations to pitchers
- Affirmative actions?
- Affirmative actions added to the long across answers in this puzzle
- Affirmative actions
- Affirmative gestures
- Affirmative head signals
- Affirmative motions
- Affirmative moves
- Agreeing gestures
- Agreeing motions
- Agreement signs
- Agrees, in a way
- Agrees nonverbally
- Agrees quietly
- Agrees silently
- Agrees tacitly
- Agrees without speaking
- Agrees
- Award nominations, e.g.
- Award nominations, slang
- Bobblehead doll actions
- Falls asleep, with "off"
- Falls asleep
- Greets silently
- Consents silently
- Endorsements
- Gestures of agreement
- Gestures of approval
- Gestures of assent
- Gets sleepy
- Gives a heady answer?
- Gives a heady reply?
- Gives a heady response?
- Gives a signal
- Gives a silent OK
- Gives a silent O.K.
- Gives a silent okay
- Gives approval, in a way
- Gives approval with a head movement
- Gives assent
- Gives silent approval
- Gives silent assent
- " . . . even good old Homer ___"
- "Even Homer ___" (old saying)
- "Even Homer ___"
- Head bobs
- Gives wordless approval
- Head gestures
- Head-motion assents
- Head motions
- Head-moving assents
- Head operations
- Head-shaking answers
- Headbanger does this during slow jams, perhaps
- Go-ahead cues
- Go-ahead signals
- Go-aheads
- Inattention indications
- Goes along with
- Goes to sleep, with "off"
- Dozes (off)
- Dozes off
- Dozes, with "off"
- Dozes
- Expresses assent
- Indicates agreement, nonverbally
- Indicates agreement
- Indicates approval
- Indicates assent silently
- Indicates assent
- Indicates it's OK
- Indicates yes
- Indicates "yes," in a way
- Indicates yes, in a way
- Indicates "yes" without speaking
- Indications of approval
- Drifts (off)
- Drifts off
- Droops
- Drops (off)
- Drops off
- Drowses
- Oscar nominations, informally
- Some acceptances
- Motions "yes"
- Some assents
- Some auction bids
- Some bids
- Moves a head?
- Moves of agreement
- Moves one's head to the beat, say
- Moves one's head up and down in agreement
- Moves the head to signal approval
- Shakes one's head to indicate "yes"
- Some okays
- Some O.K.s
- Some signals from pitchers
- Some silent answers
- Some yeses
- Visual okays
- Quiet assents
- Quiet bids
- Subtle auction bids
- Quiet yeses
- Subtle signals
- Okays with a head bob
- OKs you can't hear
- O.K.'s
- Reacts to a long speech, maybe
- Loses concentration
- Misses part of the lecture, perhaps
- Misses some of the lecture, perhaps
- Lets mistakes pass
- Nominations, slangily
- Non-verbal indications of assent
- Nonspoken approvals
- Nonverbal acceptances
- Nonverbal approvals
- Nonverbal audition acceptances
- Nonverbal audition responses
- Nonverbal go-aheads
- Nonverbal OKs
- Nonverbal O.K.'s
- Nonvocal assents
- Makes a slip.
- Shows agreement, in a way
- Shows agreement silently
- Shows agreement with a head gesture
- Shows approval
- Shows boredom
- Shows recognition
- Shows signs of wanting to nap
- Shows support, in a way
- They go up and down but not side to side
- Signaled yeses
- Signals agreement
- Signals approval
- Signals assent
- Signals at Sotheby's
- Signals in a way
- Signals in charades
- Signals "OK" with one's head
- Signals 'OK'
- Signals silently
- Signals the auctioneer
- Signals to the auctioneer
- Signifies assent
- Signifies consent.
- Signs an agreement?
- Signs of agreement or sleepiness
- Signs of agreement
- Signs of approval
- Signs of assent.
- Signs of assent
- Silent acceptances
- Silent affirmatives
- Silent agreements
- Silent answers
- Silent approvals
- Silent assents
- Silent auction bids?
- Silent bids
- Silent consents
- Silent greetings
- Silent okays
- Silent OKs
- Silent O.K.'s
- Silent signals of approval
- Silent signals
- Silent signs of approval
- Silent votes
- Silent yeses
- Silently accedes
- Silently agrees
- Silently assents
- Silently gives approval
- Silently indicates one's agreement
- Silently shows agreement
- Silently shows approval
- Silently signals "yes"
- Sanctions, so to speak
- Wordless acknowledgments
- Wordless okays
- Says yes with one's head
- Says "yes" without saying "yes"
- Tacit approvals
- Tacit assents
- Tacit okays
- Tacit OKs
- Uh-huh accompaniers
- Sleeps in a sitting position
- Sleeps sitting up
- Slips
- Unobtrusive signals
- 'Yes' signals
- Unspoken agreements?
- Unspoken approvals
- Unspoken okays
- Up-and-down okays
- Up-and-down signals
- Starts to doze
- Starts to snooze
- Snoozes
Recent Usage of Some signals from pitchers in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 16, 2017
