Crossword Clue: Take a flier?
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- 1974 McCartney/Wings hit
- 747 e.g.
- 747, e.g.
- 747, for one
- 747 or 757
- 747
- 767, e.g.
- __ fuel
- __ set
- ___ black
- ___ lag
- ___ Li (martial arts star)
- ___ set
- American acquisition
- American craft
- ____ stream
- ____Ski
- A rich person might have a private one
- "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" band
- Action star ___ Li
- Adjective for black
- Billionaire's plaything
- Billionaire's "toy"
- Aeroplane
- A.F.C. East player
- A.F.L. player
- Black shade
- Black variety of lignite, used for ornaments
- Black variety
- Black
- Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon, for example
- Air Force One, e.g.
- Air Force One, for one
- Air Force One is one
- Blacker than black
- Airbus product
- Aircraft
- Airliner
- Airplane type
- Airplane with no props
- Airport arrival
- Airport sight
- Blue Angels squadron unit
- Boeing 737, e.g.
- Boeing 747, e.g.
- Boeing 747 or Airbus A380
- Boeing 757, e.g.
- Boeing 787 Dreamliner, for example
- Boeing 787 Dreamliner, for instance
- Boeing 787, e.g.
- Boeing 787, for one
- Boeing Dreamliner or 747, for example
- Boeing offering
- Boeing plane
- Boeing product
- Dark material in many flappers' beads
- Comet or Shooting Star.
- Intense black
- CEO's perk, perhaps
- CEO's perk
- CEO's transport, perhaps
- Fast aircraft
- Fast airplane
- Fast flier
- Fast flyer
- Fast-moving spray
- Fast plane
- Deep black
- Brett Favre, in 2008
- Ebon
- Concorde, e.g.
- Concorde, for one
- Brilliant black
- Gulfstream Aerospace product
- It leaves trails
- Broadway's Riff, for one
- Fighter plane
- Hot-tub feature
- Hot tub feature
- Hot tub nozzle
- Hot tub part
- Hot tub water agitator
- Contrail creator
- It may have a wide body
- Gaslight
- Gastineau is one
- Gemstone derived from wood
- Geno Smith, notably
- Hard spray
- Engine type
- Its first issue featured Sugar Ray Robinson's wife Edna on the cover
- "Get Born" Aussies
- Get going, in slang
- Get somewhere fast
- Fleet vehicle
- Jacuzzi feature
- Jacuzzi nozzle
- Jacuzzi part
- Jacuzzi spray
- Jacuzzi stirrer
- Jacuzzi stream
- Essence rival
- Fly fast
- Fly, in a way
- Fly like hell
- Fly quickly
- Fly
- Glossy black
- Go by air
- Go really fast
- Exec's perk
- Joe Namath was one
- Indy racer Guthrie
- Dreamliner, e.g.
- Dreamliner, for one
- F-16 e.g.
- Jumbo __
- Jumbo ___ (large airplane)
- Jumbo ____
- Jumbo aircraft
- "Jumbo" flier
- "Jumbo" plane
- High flier
- Ink-__ printer
- Fountain feature
- Riff, e.g., in "West Side Story"
- Kennedy arrival
- Pitchy
- Set type
- Vehicle made by Boeing or Airbus
- Vehicle that might be jumbo
- Many an Air Force flier
- Whirlpool-bath element
- Whirlpool feature
- Whirlpool tub feature
- Nozzle in a hot tub
- Nozzle in a Jacuzzi
- Nozzle output
- Move quickly
- Move swiftly
- Shade of black, or a type of transportation
- Shade of black
- Kind of aircraft
- Kind of black
- Very fast plane
- Kind of coal or pump
- Shark attack victim?
- Shark enemy
- Shark fighter
- Shark rival
- Kind of fuel
- Widebody, e.g.
- Shark's enemy
- Shark's foe
- Shark's natural enemy?
- Shark's rival
- Shark's "West Side Story" foe
- Mark Sanchez, e.g.
- Mark Sanchez, notably
- Kind of liner or port
- Plane type
- Plane without propellers
- Plane without props
- Plane
- Kind of port or plane
- Kind of propulsion
- Kind of set
- Kind of stream
- Travel by air
- Virgin's holding
- Travel, in a way
- Travel quickly
- McDonnell Douglas offering
- McDonnell Douglas product
- L-1011, e.g.
- Meadowlands gridder
- Means of getting high?
- O'Hare arrival
- O'Hare sight
- Namath, for most of his career
- Namath, for one
- Namath, formerly
- Namath in 1969
- Namath was one
- Lag or stream
- Part of an airline fleet
- Raven
- Lockheed Martin aircraft
- Lockheed product
- Large airplane
- Passenger conveyance
- MetLife Stadium footballer
- MetLife Stadium gridder
- Patriot missile interceptor, at times?
- New Meadowlands Stadium athlete
- New York football player
- New York gridder
- New York NFLer
- Lear product
- Leave, in slang
- Leave
- "Leaving on a ___ Plane"
- Lustrous black
- One way to travel
- Perk for a C.E.O., maybe
- Model with a nose in the air?
- Modern airliner
- "Private" transportation
- Nose-in-the-air model?
- Propellerless plane
- Propulsion preceder
- Rich & fashionable people,... set
- Pilot's place
- Pilot's workplace
- Runway model?
- Woodall
- Word before black
- Supersonic plane
- Water spout in a hot tub
- Water spout in a spa
- Water spray
- Waterspout in a hot tub
- Waterspout
- Word with black or pack
- Word with black or stream
- Word with lag or pack
- Word with "lag" or "set"
- Word with lag or set
- Word with lag or stream
- Word with ''lag'' or ''stream''
- Speedy aircraft
- Speedy craft
- Speedy plane
- Speedy transport (example #1)
- Spew
- Word with set or lag
- Word with set or stream
- Swift plane
- Sister magazine of Ebony
- Type of stream
- Sports team owner's toy
- Typical airliner
- Typical passenger plane
- Spout
- Spray
- "West Side Story" extra
- "West Side Story" gang member
- ''West Side Story'' gang member
- Skedaddle
- Take a flier?
- Take a flier
- Spurt
- Take off quickly
- SST, e.g.
- Sleek runway model?
- WWII's Me 262, e.g.
Recent Usage of Take a flier? in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Take a flier? in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Jan. 5, 2009
- Washington Post - July 29, 2007
- New York Times - May 28, 2004
