Crossword Clue: Staubach of football
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Staubach of football"
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- 007 portrayer Moore
- '80s "I Want to Be Your Man" Troutman
- "___ that!"
- "___ that"
- "___ that" ("Understood")
- Bannister or Moore
- "________ & Me," early Michael Moore film
- A-OK
- A way to say "OK"
- Acknowledgment, in radio
- Actor Moore from London
- Actor Moore
- Aviator's acknowledgment
- Bacon
- All right
- "All right"
- Fox News CEO Ailes
- "Framed" movie rabbit
- De Coverley or Ascham
- Boy's name
- Federer of tennis
- Federer with eight Wimbledon wins
- Guy with over and out?
- Film critic Ebert
- "Copy"
- Ham's acknowledgment
- Ham's "Gotcha"
- Ham's O.K.
- "Copy that"
- ''Copy that''
- Christie's Ackroyd
- "I copy"
- "I heard you," CBer-style
- Disney rabbit
- 'I read you'
- "I read you," in radio lingo
- "I read you"
- ''I understand!''
- "I understand"
- Court rival of Rafael
- He played Tommy in "Tommy"
- Clemens or Maris
- Critic Ebert
- Flyboy's agreement
- Jessica's rabbit husband
- Football's Goodell
- Football's Staubach
- Cockpit acknowledgment
- Cockpit OK
- Cockpit radio acknowledgment
- Code name
- Jolly __ (pirate flag)
- Jolly ___
- Jolly ___ (pirate flag)
- Jolly fellow?
- Jolly guy
- Jolly item
- Jolly name
- Jolly one
- Jolly one?
- Expression of agreement
- Daltrey of The Who
- "Got it!"
- "Got it," in radio lingo
- "Got it"
- "Gotcha"
- Pink Floyd cofounder Waters
- "Right on!"
- "Righto!''
- Man's name
- Rival of Rafael and Novak
- Settler Williams
- "Who Framed ___ Rabbit"
- "Who Framed ___ Rabbit?"
- "Over" relative
- Movie critic Ebert
- Mr. Clemens
- Maris or Clemens
- Maris or Miller
- Maris or Williams
- Maris who surpassed Ruth
- Mr. de Coverley
- Mr. Kyes, designated as Charles E. Wilson's aide.
- Mr. Maris
- Mr. Moore
- Mr. Wilco?
- Wilco preceder
- Wilco's partner
- "Will do"
- Williams
- Mudd
- Shithead/NFL commissioner Goodell
- Rabbit of filmdom
- Radio code word
- Radio O.K.
- Radio operator's word
- Radio word
- Radioer's 'Got it'
- Radioer's "Got it"
- Radioer's "Got it!"
- Radioer's "Message received"
- Radioer's reply
- Radioer's "Understood!"
- Radioer's word
- Radiotelephony term
- W.J.C.'s half brother. O.K.!
- Walkie-talkie "Okay"
- Walkie-talkie word
- OK
- O.K.
- "O.K."
- O.K.!
- O.K. by radio
- OK, on a walkie-talkie
- Name before "over and out"
- Rainbow bassist Glover
- Runner Bannister
- NASA acknowledgement
- Message: "I acknowledge"
- Message received
- 'Message received'
- Message received and understood!
- Message received and understood
- "Message received and understood"
- "Message received"
- Longtime foe of Rafael
- Post-Sean bond
- Received, at NASA
- Miler Bannister
- NFL commissioner Goodell
- Relative of O.K.
- Moore in "Moonraker"
- Moore or Mudd
- Reviewer Ebert
- Rhode Island founder Williams
- Pilot's affirmative
- Pilot's "I can dig it"
- Pilot's "OK"
- Pilot's radio acknowledgment
- Pilot's response
- Pilot's "Understood"
- Pilot's word
- Word on the transmitter
- Waters who made money for making "Money"
- Sir ___ de Coverley
- "Understood"
- Understood in radio
- "Understood," to a radioer
- Slugger Maris
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- Staubach of football
- Tennis great Federer
- Tennis star Federer
Recent Usage of Staubach of football in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 29, 1973
