Crossword Clue: Start of a football play
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- __ bean
- __ beans
- __ pea
- ___, Crackle, and Pop
- ___, Crackle, and Pop (Rice Krispies mascots)
- ___, Crackle and Pop
- ___, crackle, pop
- "___, crackle, pop"
- ___ judgment (quickly formed opinion)
- ___ judgment
- ___ out of it
- "___ out of it!" (line from "Moonstruck")
- "___ out of it!" (line said by Cher in "Moonstruck")
- "___ out of it!" ("Wake up!")
- "___ out of it!"
- ___ the whip
- ___ your fingers (get someone's attention without speaking)
- "____, crackle, pop" (Rice Krispies slogan)
- ____! crackle! pop!
- Answer sharply
- Bean or dragon
- Beatnik's applause
- A Rice Krispies fellow
- A Rice Krispies sound
- Ape some turtles
- Become unhinged
- Begin a football play
- Abrupt closure
- Betray irritability
- Attack like a turtle
- Attention-getting sound
- "Aha moment" sound effect
- Blow a fuse
- "Darn it!" sound
- Instagram posting
- Instant or sec kin
- Instant
- Instantaneous
- Duck soup
- Freak out
- Center action
- Center performance
- Center the football
- Center-to-quarterback exchange
- Center's action
- Center's chore
- Center's duty
- Center's hand-off
- Center's job
- Center's pass
- Cereal elf
- Cereal mascot since 1933
- Cereal sound
- Early '90s "I've got the power!" band
- Companion of Crackle and Pop
- Fast break?
- Certain cookie
- Green bean
- Fasten or break off
- Fasten
- Fastener
- Fastener for a windbreaker
- Fastener for pajamas
- Fastener on a tot's jacket
- Fastener.
- Brandy ___ (cookie flavored with alcohol)
- Break abruptly
- Break apart
- Break audibly
- Break — card game
- Break cleanly
- Break crisply, like a twig
- Break down
- Grid ritual
- Break in two
- Break (off)
- Break off loudly
- Break off suddenly
- Break off
- Completely lose it
- Completely lose patience
- Break quickly
- Break sharply, like a twig
- Break sharply
- Break suddenly
- Break under strain
- Break unexpectedly
- Gridiron play opener
- Gridiron play starter
- Break when bent
- Easy A, say
- Easy chore
- Easy exam
- Easy feat
- Easy job
- Easy-peasy task
- Easy-peasy thing
- Easy task
- Easy thing to do
- Easy thing
- Breeze, of sorts
- Breeze; pushover
- Breeze
- Brief cold spell
- Briskness.
- Brittle cookie
- It makes clothes close
- Electronica group behind that "I've got the power!" music sample
- It may be cold
- Device on many a purse
- Buckle alternative
- Cookie
- Cookie, bean or photo
- Cookie or photo
- Cookie type
- Cookie.
- Finally break
- Finally lose it
- Children's card game
- Child's card game
- Child's play
- Child's play (with "a")
- Finger action from music listening
- Finger click
- Finger-clicking sound
- Finger gesture
- Finger noise
- Finger sound that's the subject of this puzzle
- Finger sound
- Fingers do this to catchy tunes
- Huddle follower
- Hand-off from the center to the quarterback
- Digital sound?
- End, as a losing streak
- "It's a __!": "Easy!"
- Its a no-brainer
- Hard cookie
- First name in cereal
- Hypnosis ender
- Hypnosis-ending sound
- Hypnotic trance breaker
- Hypnotist's signal
- Hypnotist's sound
- Button alternative
- Cinch
- Buy quickly, ... up
- Get a pic of
- Course for a sciolist
- It's no trouble
- Hasty, as a decision
- Get Peyton the ball
- Get the picture?
- Get the picture
- Cakewalk
- Flash
- Crack, as string beans
- Crack under pressure
- Crack
- Giant play opening, e.g.?
- "I've got the power!" band
- Cracking sound
- Crackle
- Crackle and pop pal
- Crackle and Pop's buddy
- Crackle and Pop's colleague
- Crackle and Pop's companion
- Crackle and Pop's fellow elf
- Crackle and Pop's fellow mascot
- Crackle and Pop's partner
- Crackle colleague
- Crackle companion
- Crackle's cohort
- Crackle's colleague
- Crackle's other companion
- Crackle's predecessor
- Jacket closer
- Jacket closure, sometimes
- Jacket fastener, sometimes
- Jacket fastener
- Jacket feature
- Jacket part
- Ginger __ (cookie)
- Ginger ___
- Ginger ____ (cookie type)
- Ginger ____ (cookie)
- Ginger chaser
- Ginger cookie
- Ginger follower
- Ginger or cold
- Ginger or dress
- Ginger treat
- Gingery cookie
- Flip one's lid
- Flip one's wig
- Flip out
- Flip
- Camera output
- Clean break
- Crisp cookie
- Crisp ginger cookie
- Click
- Click, as fingers
- Click, as the fingers
- Crispy cookie
- Click of the fingers
- Click the fingers
- Click your fingers
- Clicking fastener
- Fly off the handle
- Impulsive
- Closer on a coat, perhaps
- Closure for some jackets
- Closure on a baby's Onesies bodysuit
- Clothes closer
- Clothes fastener
- Clothing closure
- Clothing fastener
- Crunchy ginger cookie
- Go ape
- Go ballistic
- Go bananas
- Go berserk / Some cookware
- Go berserk
- Go bonkers
- Go nuts
- Go off the deep end
- Go off
- Jiffy
- Go over the edge
- Go past one's breaking point
- Go postal, slangily
- Go postal
- Football center's action
- Football center's handoff
- Football center's job
- Football center's move
- Football play start
- Football play starter
- Coat fastener
- Card game for children
- Card game
- Cohort of Crackle
- Cold __
- Cold ___ (sudden chilly weather)
- Cold ___ (suddenly chilly weather)
- Cold finish?
- Cold period
- Cold spell
- Cold-weather period
- Dragon head, ginger tail
- Dragon leader
- Colleague of Crackle and Pop
- Colleague of Crackle
- Good music makes fingers do this
- Dress fastener
- Dress or ginger
- Informal photo
- Informal photo.
- [Just like ... that!]
- [Just like *that*]
- [Just like that]
- "Just like that!" fingers sound
- "Just like that!" sound
- [Just like that!]
- Catch
- Hike
- Hike a pigskin
- Hike from the center
- Hike the ball
- Hike to the quarterback
- Come unglued
- Provide percussion by hand
- Soft job
- Stop, as a winning streak
- Variety of pea
- Variety of pea or bean
- PJ fastener
- Sever suddenly
- Velcro alternative
- Kiddie coat fastener
- Kiddie's coat fastener
- Kids card game
- Kid's coat closer
- Kid's coat fastener
- Totally lose it
- Totally lose patience
- Purse fastener
- Kind of bean or beetle
- Kind of bean or dragon
- Kind of bean
- Pushover
- Kind of closure
- Kind of cookie
- Kind of decision
- Kind of dragon.
- Kind of dragon or turtle
- Kind of dragon
- Sharp break
- Like some decisions
- Kind of judgment
- Like some judgments
- Kind of shirt fastener
- Kind of shot or dragon
- Kind of shot
- Vigor.
- Vigor: Colloq.
- Vigor
- Trance-ending sound
- Transaction to Tom Brady
- Play for NFL centers
- Something easy to do
- Something easy
- [Like that!]
- Play starter, in football
- Play starter
- Something simple
- Pajama fastener
- Pal of Crackle and Pop
- Quick, as a judgment
- Quick break
- Quick movement
- Quick noise
- Quick pic
- Matt Birk to Joe Flacco exchange
- Winter warning
- Quick
- Pans in reverse?
- Pans' reversal?
- Off-the-cuff
- Shoot, in a way
- Round fastener
- Offhand
- Succumb to stress
- "The Power" '90s dance band
- "The Power" band
- Sudden bite
- Sudden clicking sound.
- Sudden cold spell
- Sudden weather change
- Sudden
- Suddenly done
- Suddenly flip out
- Suddenly go ballistic
- Suddenly go crazy
- Suddenly go nuts
- Suddenly lose it
- Suddenly lose patience
- Wafer.
- "Oh __!": insult reaction
- "Oh, ___!"
- "Oh, ___!" ("Good one, girlfriend!")
- "Oh, ___!" (response to a dis)
- "Oh, ___!" ("You got me!")
- Parka closer
- Parka fastener
- Parka part
- Trio member with Crackle and Pop
- Rude way to call a waiter
- Trip, as a trap
- Sound effect heard in Queen's "Under Pressure"
- Sound effect in the theme to "The Addams Family"
- "Oh, you got me!"
- Shot or dragon preceder
- Shot or dragon
- Sound heard with the phrase "Just like that!"
- Walk in the park
- Sound made using two fingers
- Sound of a break
- Sound of a stick breaking
- Sugar ___ peas (green vegetables)
- Sugar ___ peas
- Sound preceding crackle and pop
- Sound produced using a finger and a thumb
- Polaroid
- Sound that breaks a hypnotic trance
- Sound that completes the phrase "Just like ...!"
- Raincoat fastener
- Run of cold weather
- Member of an ad trio
- Lo-fi sound
- Pop partner
- Oldest of the Rice Krispies brothers
- Part suddenly
- Pop's pal, at breakfast?
- Partner of Crackle and Pop
- Reach a breaking point
- Reach one's breaking point
- Reach the breaking point
- Metal fastener on a parka
- Metal fastener
- Pass the breaking point
- One kind of shot
- Lose all patience
- Lose control
- Lose it
- Lose one's composure
- Lose one's cool
- Lose one's self-control
- Lose your cool
- Pea type
- One of a Kellogg's mascot trio
- Lead-in to chat or dragon
- Lead-pipe cinch
- One of Crackle's colleagues
- One of Pop's cohorts
- One of Pop's mates
- One of Pop's partners
- Predecessor of crackle and pop
- One of the Rice Krispies elves
- One of the Rice Krispies sounds
- One of the three sounds in Rice Krispies
- NFL center's responsibility
- Pep.
- "Nice insult!"
- Prepare green beans
- Release someone from hypnosis
- One way to summon the waiter
- No-brainer
- Onesie closer
- Onesie fastener
- Onesie feature
- Noise made with the thumb and middle finger
- Onslaught of cold weather
- Opening shot?
- Photo.
- Photo
- Photograph — card game
- Make a sharp, cracking sound
- Result of excessive bending
- Pic
- Retort irritably
- Piece of cake?
- "Piece of cake!"
- "Piece of cake"
- Piece of cake or cookie
- Piece of cake, so to speak
- Piece of cake
- "Rhythm Is a Dancer" '90s dance band
- Rice Krispies elf with Crackle and Pop
- Rice Krispies mascot
- Rice Krispies sound
- Word after cold or ginger
- Super-easy task
- Speak harshly
- Speak in a sharp angry tone
- Word with back or bean
- Speak sharply to, ... at
- Speak sharply, with "at"
- Speak sharply
- Speak testily
- Word with brim or bean
- Word with cold or ginger
- Word with "decision" or "dragon"
- Word with "decision" or "judgment"
- Word with decision or judgment
- Word with ''decision'' or ''judgment''
- Simple fastener
- Word with dragon or brim
- Simple task
- Word with ginger or cold
- Sinecure.
- Sinecure
- Word with "judgment" or "shot"
- Word with judgment or shot
- Word with "pea" or "judgment"
- Word with shot or dragon
- Weather condition with cold
- Type of catch
- Type of coat fastener
- Type of cookie
- Spontaneous
- Thin cookie
- Thin, crisp cookie
- Thing to do with your fingers
- Say quickly
- Say sharply
- Say with annoyance
- This may close clothes
- Ski-glove fastener
- Take a photo of
- Take a photo
- Take a pic of
- Take a shot
- This starts a football play
- Spur-of-the-moment
- Take, as a shot
- Take quickly, with "up"
- Sleeper fastener
- Slipknot song to lose it to?
- "Tap, Twist, ___" Sugar Ray
- Unpremeditated — bite
- Unpremeditated
- Small fastener
- Start of a football play
- Start of a grid play
- Start of a gridiron play
- Start of a play to the quarterback
- Yield to tension
- "You got burned!"
- Snarl at — photograph
- When repeated, [Hurry it up!]
- Selfie, e.g.
- Use the camera
- Zest
- Zipper alternative
Recent Usage of Start of a football play in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Start of a football play" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Start of a football play in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - May 31, 2020
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 22, 2020
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 29, 2018
- Daily Celebrity - Oct. 18, 2017
- USA Today - April 5, 2017
- Daily Celebrity - Dec. 12, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - March 9, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - Nov. 6, 2015
- NY Sun - May 30, 2006
- New York Times - Oct. 6, 1989
- New York Times - July 18, 1989
- New York Times - Nov. 30, 1982
- New York Times - June 9, 1982
