Crossword Clue: Took a card
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Took a card"
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- ___ a blank (couldn't remember)
- Barrymore forebear
- Barrymore of "E.T."
- Barrymore or Carey
- Barrymore or Pearson
- Barrymore relative
- Barrymore who did ads for CoverGirl
- Barrymore who shows up in "Donnie Darko"
- Barrymore's uncle.
- Andy alternative
- A Barrymore in "E.T."
- A Barrymore
- Accepted a gunslinger's challenge
- Arrived at, as a conclusion
- Actor Carey
- Actor John: 1853-1927
- Actor John
- Actor John ___: 1853-1927
- Actress ____ Barrymore
- Actress Barrymore of "Never Been Kissed"
- Actress Barrymore
- Actress/director Barrymore
- "Big Miracle" star Barrymore
- Attracted.
- Attracted (crowd)
- Attracted patrons.
- Attracted
- Bob's daytime-TV successor
- Bob's "Price Is Right" successor
- Bob's 'Price Is Right' successor
- Bob's successor on "The Price Is Right"
- Bob's 'The Price Is Right' successor
- Allured
- Comedian Carey
- Famed name in stage lore
- Comic Carey
- "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. ___"
- Boy or girl's name
- Communicated visually
- Delineated
- Dennis of 10000 Maniacs
- Depicted on paper
- Depicted
- Charles ___, inventor of the blood bank
- Designed diagrams, say
- Fictional detective
- Fictional girl detective
- Fictional Nancy
- Fictional sleuth Nancy
- Gained (from)
- Broken Social Scene's Kevin
- Detective Nancy ____
- Detective Nancy
- Elicited
- Brought (in)
- Brought in, as a crowd
- Brought in
- Had no play in crazy eights
- Game show host Carey
- Ellen of stage fame
- Ellen or John
- Filled a sketchpad
- Did a sketch of
- Did cartoons, e.g.
- Did some cartooning
- Did some doodling
- Did some sketching
- Didn't stand pat
- Emulated Homer Simpson's creator
- Finished with the same score
- Chose, as lots
- Ended even
- Ended up even
- Couldn't discard in crazy eights, say
- Enticed
- Escaped a loss, maybe
- Created a caricature
- Created a picture
- Created a portrait
- Created a sketch
- Created, as a cartoon
- Created, as a sketch
- Came out even
- Illustrated
- Girl sleuth
- Etched or sketched
- Jazz pianist Kenny
- Closed, as curtains
- Closed, as drapes
- Doodled, e.g.
- Doodled, say
- Doodled
- John or Ellen of stage fame
- Carey on TV
- Carey or Barrymore
- Carey or Brees
- Carey who hosts "The Price Is Right"
- Carolyn Keene sleuth Nancy
- Drafted, with "up"
- Former Patriots quarterback Bledsoe
- Got it out of the well, e.g.
- Got water, as from a well
- Columnist Pearson
- Took a card
- Took a gun out of its holster
- Keene sleuth
- Keene's Nancy ___
- Took a straw
- Took an oater dare
- Took, as a card
- Took, as blood
- Took cards
- Provoked, as enemy fire
- Took from a card deck
- Took from the deck
- Set pencil to paper, in a way
- "The ___ Carey Show"
- Pulled
- Pulled a forty-five
- Pulled a gun, as in a shootout
- Pulled a gun
- Pulled a six-shooter
- Pulled from a deck
- Pulled from the deck
- Pulled one's six-shooter
- Pulled out
- Pulled out a gun
- Pulled out a piece
- Outlined
- The Dubliners' Ronnie
- Put on the line?
- Ms. Barrymore
- She played Gertie in ''E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial''
- Obtained water from a well
- Obtained water, in a way
- Obtained water
- Quarterback Brees
- The "Nancy" Relient K loves
- Roughed out
- Limned
- "The Price Is Right" host Carey
- Tried to fill an inside straight, e.g.
- Tried to improve one's hand
- Literary detective Nancy
- Nancy ___, fictional sleuth
- Nancy ___, young sleuth
- Nancy of literature
- Nancy of mysteries
- Nancy, the amateur sleuth
- Nancy the sleuth
- Nancy who solves mysteries
- Received, as dividends
- Received regularly, as a pension
- Pearson
- Leading actor of Daly's Theatre.
- One of the Barrymores
- Newsman Pearson
- Performed a duel action?
- Lured
- Relient K crush "Nancy"?
- Prepared, as a bath
- Prepared to shoot in a shootout
- Removed from a holster
- Made a face?
- Made a picture
- Made a sketch of
- Made a sketch
- Rendered in charcoal
- Rendered with a pen
- Made faces, perhaps
- Made illustrations with a pencil
- Made pictures
- Made sketches
- Ontario Premier George
- Major Leaguer Stephen or J.D.
- Physician Charles R. ___
- Picked a card
- Picked at random
- Picked from the deck
- Picked from the stack of cards
- Was attractive
- Was attractive?
- Was in a no-win situation?
- Was picturesque?
- Was the clue giver in Pictionary
- Thespian John ___
- Saints quarterback Brees
- TV host Carey
- Worked as a cartoonist
- Worked on one's image?
- Worked with charcoal
- U2 charity song "The Ballad of Ronnie ___"
- Sketched out
- Sketched
- Scored the same
- Stalemated, e.g.
- What Damion Gough did badly as a boy?
- Sleuth Nancy ____
- Scribbled
- Tied
- Unsheathed, e.g.
- Unsheathed
- Started a gunfight
- Teen detective Nancy
- Teen detective of fiction
- Teen sleuth Nancy
- Teen sleuth since the '30s
- Teenage sleuth Nancy
- Teenage sleuth
- Selected, as straws
- Selected at random
- Used a sketch pad
- Used a sketchpad
- Used charcoal, maybe
- Used charcoal pencils, say
Recent Usage of Took a card in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Took a card in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - June 20, 2017
- Chronicle of Higher Education - March 17, 2017
- Buzzfeed - Feb. 15, 2016
- New York Times - Dec. 20, 2015
- Newsday - Oct. 1, 2014
- Fireball Crosswords - July 24, 2013
- New York Times - March 24, 2011
- Universal Crossword - March 19, 2011
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 25, 2011
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 20, 2011
- New York Times - Nov. 14, 2010
- New York Times - Nov. 7, 2010
- Washington Post - April 8, 2009
- Newsday - Oct. 5, 2007
- USA Today - April 21, 2005
- USA Today - Aug. 12, 2004
- New York Times - April 29, 2004
- USA Today - July 18, 2003