Crossword Clue: Take it to the highest level?
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Take it to the highest level?"
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- "___ for Me" (hit from "Black Panther: The Album")
- "___ tell!"
- "_____ tell"
- Be devout, in a way
- Appeal earnestly
- Appeal to a higher authority?
- Appeal to God
- Appeal (to)
- Appeal
- Beg
- Beseech God
- Beseech
- Ask
- Ask earnestly
- Ask for divine guidance
- Ask for divine help
- Ask for divine intervention
- Ask for help from on high
- Ask God
- Address a higher power
- Address God
- Daven
- Commune with God
- Commune with some spiritual power
- Earnestly request
- "Eat ___ Love" (2010 Julia Roberts film)
- "Eat ___ Love"
- "Eat ___ Love" (Julia Roberts film)
- "Eat, ___, Love"
- Demonstrate devotion
- Hope fervently
- Hope's partner
- Devoutly wish
- Emulate an orant
- Church directive
- Engage in orison
- Engage in Tebowing
- ''. . . I ___ the Lord my soul to take''
- Get down on one's knees
- "I think and __ to several subjects": Shak.
- Get on one's knees, perhaps
- Entreat
- Do a little Tebowing
- Call for divine help
- Call upon in supplication
- Do penance, say
- Do so hope
- Give an invocation
- Give thanks, in a way
- Implore
- Evangelist's suggestion
- Importune
- Go right to the top?
- Go straight to the top?
- Join the service, perhaps
- Drop to one's knees
- Utter an orison
- Mantises seemingly do this
- Put your hands together?
- Wish
- Wish earnestly
- Wish (for)
- Offer devout petition (to)
- Offer thanks
- MC Hammer "We got to ___ just to make it today"
- Show devotion
- Part of prithee
- Really, really hope
- Recite an orison
- Recite Kaddish
- Recite the rosary, e.g.
- Recite the rosary, say
- Recite the rosary
- Red Jumpsuit Apparatus "You Better ___"
- Preacher's advice
- Mimic a mantis
- One way to seek divine intervention
- Religious Bieber song?
- "Let us ___"
- "Let us _____"
- Request fervently
- Request intervention
- Petition a deity
- Make a devout request
- Make a fervent request
- Make an appeal
- Make entreaty for.
- Make petition for
- Make pleas on one's knees?
- Make supplication
- Supplicate
- Speak skyward
- Speak to God
- Speak to one's deity
- Speak up?
- Speak with folded hands, say
- Say a Hail Mary, e.g.
- Say a Hail Mary, say
- Say a rosary
- Say grace.
- Say grace before a meal, for example
- Say grace, e.g.
- Say grace, for example
- Say grace, for instance
- Say grace, perhaps
- Say grace, say
- Say grace
- Say Kaddish, e.g.
- Say The Lord's Prayer
- Say the Paternoster
- Say the rosary, for example
- Say the rosary
- Say words that end with "amen"
- Take it to the highest level?
- Talk in church
- Talk in the service, perhaps
- Talk to God
- Talk to the Man Upstairs
- Talk up?
- Talk with folded hands
- What many do in church
- What many do nightly
- What one may do when one speaks up?
- What to do at the Wailing Wall
- Seek a miracle, maybe
- Seek divine guidance
- Seek divine intervention
- Seek forgiveness, maybe
- Seek God's intervention
- Seek guidance, in a way
- Seek help from above
- Seek the Lord's help
- Use a prie-dieu
- Use a rosary
- Use rosary beads, say
Recent Usage of Take it to the highest level? in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - Dec. 10, 2008