Crossword Clue: Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths:
- 4th of July cries
- Annual checkup sounds
- A masseur might be a wizard of these
- Appreciative responses
- Appreciative sounds
- Adult film utterances
- Blissful sighs
- Blissful sounds
- Interjections.
- Comments made while depressed?
- Frequent hot tub comments
- Features of Boston accents
- Concert firework cries
- Depressing comments?
- Depressing sounds, to a doctor?
- Checkup responses
- Checkup sounds
- Hot tub comments
- Hot tub-entering sounds
- Contented comments
- Hot-tub reactions
- Contented responses
- Contented sighs
- Hot tub sounds
- Contented sounds
- Contented vocalizations
- Gasps of delight
- Gasps of pleasure
- Happy sounds
- "I get it" preceders, often
- "I get it" preceders
- "I get it" responses
- "I get it" sounds
- Enlightened responses
- "I see" sounds
- Distinctive parts of a Boston accent
- Gift-openers' sounds
- Gift openers' sounds
- Doc checkup sounds, pre-tour
- Doctors hear a lot of them
- Doctors' orders?
- Doctors' requests
- "Eureka!" alternatives
- Cries at concert fireworks
- Cries at fireworks
- "Eureka!" relatives
- Cries of contentment
- Cries of delight
- Cries of relief
- Cries of surprise
- Impressed comments
- Impressed reactions
- Exam room noises
- Exam room sounds
- Exam utterances
- Examination room sounds
- Go w/ the "oohs" during solo
- Exclamations
- Exclamations of content
- Exclamations of contentedness
- Exclamations of contentment or surprise
- Exclamations of regret
- Exclamations of understanding
- Exclamations.
- Expresses relief
- Expressions of delight or regret
- Expressions of pain relief
- Expressions of pleasure
- Expressions of satisfaction
- Drinker's sounds
- Insightful sighs
- Tongue depressor preludes
- Tonsil-checking sounds
- Utterances of contentment
- Utterances of pain relief etc.
- Utterances of pain relief
- Utterances of relief
- Stomach muscles
- "That's pleasurable" sounds
- Settling-into-the-tub sounds
- Some patient responses
- Some sighs
- Massage reactions
- Massage recipient's output
- Massage recipient's sounds
- Massage responses
- Massage sounds
- Massage table sounds
- Pleased expressions
- Pleased sighs
- Pleased sounds
- Pleasure sounds
- Wistful sounds
- Soothing sounds
- Rubdown sounds, perhaps
- Mystery-solution reactions
- Ohs' partners
- Sounds at a bridal shower
- Sounds at a doctor's office
- Sounds at a fireworks display
- Sounds at a masseur's
- Sounds at a shower
- Sounds at doctors' checkups
- Sounds at medical checkups
- Sounds at spas
- Sounds at the clinic
- Sounds at the doctor's office
- Sounds before sneezes
- Sounds delighted
- Sounds during a massage
- Sounds during a strep test
- Sounds during backrubs
- Sounds during doctor's exams
- Sounds during medical checkups
- Sounds from a general practitioner's office
- Sounds from a hot bath
- Sounds from a hot tub
- Sounds from a massage client
- Sounds from depressed patients?
- Sounds from spas
- Sounds from the hot tub
- Medical office responses
- Sounds heard by otolaryngologists
- Sounds heard during a massage, maybe
- Sounds in a coffee ad
- Sounds in a dentist's office
- Sounds in a physician's office
- Sounds leading up to a sneeze
- Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths
- Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors
- Sounds made during medical checkups
- Sounds made for a doctor
- Sounds of approval
- Sounds of comprehension
- Sounds of contentedness
- Sounds of contentment
- Sounds of delight
- Sounds of gratification
- Sounds of happiness
- Sounds of joy
- Sounds of pleasure or discovery
- Sounds of pleasure
- Sounds of recognition
- Sounds of relaxation
- Sounds of relief
- Sounds of satisfaction
- Sounds of surprise
- Sounds of understanding
- Sounds over depressed tongues
- Sounds showing revelation
- Partner of oohs
- Reactions of wonderment
- Patient remarks
- Patient replies?
- Patient replies
- Patient responses
- Patient sounds?
- Patient sounds
- Patients' utterances
- Pre-sneeze sounds
- Refreshed sounds
- Relaxed remarks
- Relaxed responses
- Relaxed sighs
- Relaxed sounds
- Relaxed sounds?
- Relieved exclamations
- Relieved sounds
- Remarks from the relieved
- Replies to docs
- Magic show reactions
- Oohs and --
- Oohs and __
- Oohs and ___
- Oohs' companions
- Oohs' mates
- Oohs' partner
- Oohs' partners
- Responses meaning ''I get it''
- Responses of enlightenment
- Responses to a massage therapist
- Responses to a masseur
- Responses to doctors' orders?
- Responses to the doctor
- Physical noises
- Physical reactions?
- Physical responses
- Physical responses?
- Physical sounds
- Not ohs
- Therapeutic sounds
- These go with ohs
- Sigh sounds
- Sighed sounds at spas
- Sighed sounds during songs
- Sighed sounds
- Sighing sounds
- Sighs
- Sighs from a massage table
- Sighs of comfort
- Sighs of content
- Sighs of contentment
- Sighs of pleasure
- Sighs of relief
- Sighs of satisfaction
- Sighs of the relaxed
- Spa sighs
- Spa sounds
- They accompany "ohs"
- They go with ohs
- They go with oohs
- Signs of appreciation
- Signs of comprehension
- Surprised shouts
- Surprised sounds
- Surprising sounds
- They often mean "I see"
- Words expressed for a D.D.S.
- They're often heard in doctors' offices
- Words of delight
- Words of surprise
- Satisfied exhalations
- Satisfied reactions
- Satisfied sighs
- Satisfied sounds
- Words to masseuses
- Sauna sounds
- Things said during a physical
- Understanding responses
- Understanding sounds
- What an M.D. hears, sometimes
- Throat-exam sounds
- What fireworks evoke
- What M.D.'s hear
- What this puzzle is designed to elicit
- Starts of sneezes
- Sneeze lead-ins
Recent Usage of Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors in their mouths in their crossword puzzles recently:
- NY Sun - Feb. 7, 2005
