Crossword Clue: Spike the punch
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- 13th-anniversary gift
- 13th anniversary gift
- ___ Curtain
- A little ruff around the edges?
- Antimacassar material
- Antimacassar matter
- Belgian export
- Benjamin Orr album "The ___"
- 'Arsenic and Old --'
- "Arsenic and Old __"
- ''Arsenic and Old ___''
- ''Arsenic and Old ___''
- "Arsenic and Old ___"
- "Arsenic and Old ___"
- "Arsenic and Old ____"
- Add a kick to
- Add a touch of spirits
- Add booze
- Add brandy to
- Add kick to, as punch
- Add kick to
- Add liquor
- Add liquor to punch
- Add liquor to
- Add punch to, as punch
- Add punch to, as the punch
- Add punch to punch
- Add punch to punch?
- Add punch to the punch
- Add some booze to
- Add some kick to the punch?
- Add spirits to the punch
- Add spirits
- Add whisky
- Attack, with "into"
- Adornment for some unmentionables
- Aglet's locale
- Alençon
- Alençon, e.g.
- Alençon export
- Alençon or Brussels
- Alençon or Cluny
- Alençon product
- Bobbin product
- Bodice fastener
- Bodice material, often
- Bodice trim
- Boot part
- Boot securer
- Duchesse, e.g.
- Duchesse, for one
- Fancy collar material
- Fancy edging
- Fancy fabric
- Fancy fringe
- Fancy trim
- Fancy valentine edge
- Intertwine
- Interwine
- Boxing glove feature
- Common wedding gown feature
- Bra fabric
- Bralette fabric
- Bralette material
- Fasten a shoe
- Irish export
- Decorative cloth
- Decorative edge
- Decorative fabric
- Decorative trim
- Frill
- Frilly fabric
- Frilly lingerie material
- Frilly lingerie trim
- Frilly material used for doilies
- Frilly material used on valentines
- Frilly material
- Frilly stuff
- Frilly trim on a valentine
- Frilly trim
- Frilly trimming
- Frilly undergarment material
- Feature of many a bodice
- Feature of many a wedding dress
- Feature of many wedding gowns
- Delicate curtain fabric
- Delicate fabric
- Delicate lingerie material
- Delicate trim
- Bridal fabric
- Bridal gown decoration
- Bridal-gown trim
- Bridal gown trim
- Bridal veil trim
- Edging
- "Chantilly ---"
- Chantilly.
- ''Chantilly ___''
- Chantilly ___
- ''Chantilly ___'' ('50s song)
- "Chantilly ___" (Big Bopper hit)
- "Chantilly ___" (The Big Bopper's 1958 hit)
- Chantilly, e.g.
- Chantilly fabric
- Chantilly, for one
- Chantilly item
- Chantilly or Cluny
- Chantilly product
- Chantilly
- It ends in an aglet
- Guipure, e.g.
- Guipure, for one
- Guipure or colberteen
- It may be untied
- Game with goalies
- Chemisette makeup
- Filigree
- Bruges product
- Brussels export
- Brussels product
- Converse All-Stars feature
- Embroidery material
- Garment-trimming fabric
- Garter material
- Fine fabric
- Fine net
- Handkerchief border
- Burano export
- Item in an eyelet
- Hankie trim
- Corset fastener
- It's all tied up
- Bustier fabric
- It's fit to be tied
- Get ready to play, with "up"
- It's tied when an NHL game starts
- Gift for 13th anniversary
- Gift for 13th wedding anniversary
- Gift for a 13th anniversary
- Do a shoe chore
- Flimsy fabric
- Do up an Adidas
- Do up boots
- Give punch a punch
- Give punch to the punch
- Doily
- Doily decoration
- Doily fabric
- Doily feature
- Doily makeup
- Doily material
- Doily stuff
- Doily trim
- Close an oxford
- Cluny ___
- Cluny, e.g.
- Cluny or Alençon
- Cluny product
- Cluny.
- Football feature
- Football part
- Curtain fabric, perhaps
- Curtain fabric
- Curtain material, perhaps
- Curtain material
- Colberteen, e.g.
- Collar material
- Collar trim
- Hibernian export
- Dainty fabric
- Dainty material
- Dainty needlework
- Dainty trim
- Dainty wear
- Fabric favored by Pepys
- Fabric that doesn't block much light
- Fabric
- Castigate, with "into"
- Fortify, as punch
- Fortify, in a way
- Gown designer's stock
- Gown material
- Gown trim
- Textile for which Alençon is famous
- Textile from Chantilly
- Val or Cluny
- Val
- Valenciennes, e.g.
- Valenciennes
- Valentine border
- Valentine decoration
- Valentine edging
- Valentine feature
- Valentine part, sometimes
- Valentine trim
- Ornamental fabric
- Ornamental threadwork
- Rip (into)
- Vandyke collar material
- Mantilla fabric
- Mantilla makeup
- Mantilla material
- Nottingham product
- Some bra fabric
- Veil fabric
- Veil material
- Velcro competitor
- Some curtain trim
- Pump's lack
- Punch up, as punch
- Some frills
- Some froufrou
- Strengthen, in a way
- Placemat material
- Some needlework
- Kind of curtain
- String on a sneaker
- Oxford accessory
- Oxford adjunct
- Oxford connection?
- Oxford fastener
- Oxford feature
- Oxford necessity.
- Oxford part
- Oxford tightener
- Oxford's tie
- Track shoe feature
- Victoria's Secret frill
- Something found near the tongue?
- Queen Anne's ___
- Mat material
- Material favored by Pepys
- Material for sexy underwear
- Shoe accessory
- Shoe cord
- Shoe end?
- Shoe fastener
- Shoe feature sometimes
- Shoe insert
- Shoe or neck follower
- Shoe part
- Shoe securer
- Shoe string
- Shoe tightener
- Limerick product
- Shoe's string
- Shoestring
- Lingerie edging
- Lingerie fabric
- Lingerie material
- Lingerie trim
- Sort of string
- Trim material
- Trim on a curtain
- Trim on a teddy
- Trim on a wedding dress
- Trim
- Trimming
- Ruff stuff?
- Ruff stuff
- Ruffle material, often
- Ruffle material, perhaps
- Ruffle stuff
- Poke through the eyes?
- Mechlin ___
- Mechlin, for instance
- Mechlin or guipure
- Mechlin or Honiton
- Part of a fielder's glove
- Part of a pigskin?
- Part of a shoe.
- Part of many valentines
- Loafer's lack
- Mennonite decoration
- Needle point
- Needle work
- Needlepoint creation
- Needlepoint, for one
- Negligee material
- Patterned openwork fabric
- "Midnight ____"
- Peignoir trim
- "Leather & ___" (Stevie Nicks/Don Henley duet that will make you cry about love)
- One poked through the eye?
- Pep up the punch
- Nicks' "Leather and ___"
- Nicks/Henley "Leather and ___"
- Prepare to play, with "up"
- Nightie decoration
- Nightie stuff
- Nightie trim
- Mix (drink) with poison
- Mix with liquor
- Open fabric
- Openwork fabric
- Restaurant order
- Product of Ireland.
- Make more potent, in a way
- Make more potent
- More than a card, but less than a track bet
- Twine together
- Spike a drink
- Spike, as a beverage
- Spike, as a drink
- Spike, as punch
- Spike, as the punch
- Spike (drink)
- Spike — ornamental fabric
- Spike the punch
- Spike
- Wedding dress material
- Wedding dress trim
- Wedding-dress trim
- Wedding finery
- Wedding gown fabric with Chantilly and Alençon varieties
- Wedding gown fabric
- Wedding gown material
- Tablecloth material, sometimes
- Tablecloth material
- Scarf material
- Skate feature
- Skate part
- Taint, as with poison
- Taint
- This may have an aglet
- Thrash
- Undergarment material
- Tie, as a shoe
- Tie, as boxing gloves
- Tie, as shoes
- Tie, in a way
- Tie the knot?
- Tie (up)
- Tie up
- Tie
- Tatter's output
- Tatter's product
- Tatting fabric
- Tatting outcome
- Tatting output
- Tatting product
- Tatting
- Tear (into)
- Tear
- Teddy feature
- Teddy material
- Teddy trim
- Sneaker closer
- Sneaker feature
- Sneaker or boot string
- Sneaker part
- Sneaker securer
- Sneaker string
- Tennis shoe feature
- Tennis shoe securer
- Stevie Nicks "Leather and ___"
Recent Usage of Spike the punch in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Spike the punch in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - May 24, 1993
- New York Times - Dec. 31, 1989
- New York Times - July 2, 1988
- New York Times - Aug. 7, 1983
- New York Times - Dec. 24, 1977
