Crossword Clue: Took a photo of
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- 16-pound metal ball.
- __ in the dark (wild guess)
- ___ in the dark (wild guess)
- ___ put (decathlon event)
- ___ put (field event)
- Bar belt
- Bar buy
- Bar measure
- Bar measurement
- Bar order in a very small glass
- Bar order
- Bar snort
- Ammo
- Amount in a whiskey glass
- An attempt
- Bartender's measure
- Bartending measure
- "A ___ in the Dark"
- A bit of booze
- BB, for one
- BB or FF
- BB's
- A pitch or a chip
- A small drink of liquor
- A stroke in a game.
- Beebee, e.g.
- Belt at the bar
- Beyond repair
- Assassinated
- Attempt at a basket
- Attempt at a score
- Attempt, in basketball
- Attempt on goal
- Attempt, so to speak
- Attempt to score
- Attempt
- Billy Joel "Big ___"
- All gone
- Boilermaker part
- Irreparable
- Completely busted
- Completely ruined
- Completely worn out
- Chance
- Chance to win
- Fully expended
- It can measure anywhere from 20 to 50 ml
- Guess
- Gun blast
- Chaser preceder
- Chaser
- It may be chased
- It may be just what the doctor ordered
- Contents of some barrels
- It may precede a chaser
- Filmed, as a movie
- Filmed
- Emptied a barrel?
- Bullet-riddled
- Dilapidated
- Fired a gun
- Fired a pistol
- Fired a weapon
- Fired, as a gun
- Fired, as a pistol
- Fired, as a weapon
- Fired
- Item in a field event
- Item put in a field event
- Burned out, in a way
- It's a snap
- Hypodermic injection
- "I ___ the Sheriff" (Eric Clapton hit)
- "I ___ the Sheriff"
- Discharged a firearm
- It's just what the doctor ordered
- Court attempt
- It's often feared at the pediatrician's
- It's put at a meet
- Jab from the doctor
- Erykah Badu "Rim___"
- Espresso serving
- Espresso unit
- Camera capture
- Immunization
- Flu fighter
- Flu season protection
- Close-Up, e.g.
- Close-up, for one
- Close-up or cutaway, e.g.
- In bad condition
- Heavy ball used in sports
- Cappuccino unit
- Jigger
- Jigger at the bar
- Jigger of whiskey
- In tatters
- Goal attempt
- Exhausted to death
- Exhausted
- Golf stroke
- Gone to seed
- Drink followed by a chaser, often
- Drink to throw back
- Drinking game amount
- Drinking game penalty, perhaps
- Casual attempt
- Got a photo of
- Drive or putt
- Injection, familiarly
- Injection, in a doctor's office
- Injection
- Got the picture?
- Got the picture
- Just what the doctor ordered
- Inoculation
- Kablooey
- Kaput
- Utterly beyond repair
- Rifle round
- Vaccination
- Vaccine vehicle
- Took a ___ at (tried)
- Took a photo of
- Took a picture of
- Took video of
- Serving of 44 ml
- Serving of Fireball
- Kerflooey
- Ounce of liquor
- Key word #4
- Pulled the trigger
- Out of order
- Whiskey amount
- Whiskey glass amount
- Whiskey order
- Whiskey purchase
- Whiskey serving
- Whisky amount
- Whisky serving
- Totally busted
- Totally gone
- Totally nonfunctional
- Totally unusable
- Movie take
- Kind of glass
- Strong bar offering
- Track and field projectile
- Track and field spheroid
- Track-meet implement
- Marksman
- Kind of putter
- Shell's partner
- Massé, e.g.
- Masse or carom
- Something to put in the Olympics?
- Something to put in the Summer Games?
- The making of a photograph.
- Quick bar drink
- Quick drink
- Quick means of getting tipsy
- Vodka order
- Vodka serving
- With 40A, a V.I.P.
- Muzzleloader's load
- Tried for a goal
- Tried to make a basket
- Tried to score a basket
- Tried to score
- Short snort
- Liquor amount downed in a gulp
- Liquor quantity
- Liquor serving, perhaps
- Ruined, slangily
- Ruined
- Sound of gun
- Part of a boilermaker
- Parting ___
- Long finish?
- Ready to be junked
- On the fritz
- Recorded on film
- Pellet
- Pellets
- Mixologist's measure
- No longer functional
- No longer operable
- No longer usable
- No longer working
- Photo
- Photograph
- Photographed
- Photog's take
- Opportunity
- Opportunity, in slang
- Opportunity, informally
- Opportunity, slangily
- Pic
- "Not by a long ___!"
- Projectile launcher
- Picture
- More than just shabby
- Try
- Word after "wrist" or "slap" in hockey
- Washed up
- Saloon offering
- Word with buck or sling
- Word with ear or eye
- Word with hot or pot
- Word with long or jump
- Word with "put," "glass" or "clock"
- Word with put or gun
- Spent the wad
- Spiked gelatin concoction
- Swig of whisky
- Single photograph
- Type of clock or glass
- Type of gun
- Worn-out
- Worn out
- Wrecked
- Stab
- "Slap ___," 1977 Newman film
- Slap or snap follower
- Scotch measure
- Scotch serving
- Targeted launch
- Tavern measure
- Small drink
- Unrepairable
- Small liquor amount
- Title chance
- Title opportunity
- Telling remark
- Snort
- Tequila ___ (slug of liquor served with salt and a citrus slice)
- Tequila order
- Tequila serving size
- Tequila serving
- Used a blunderbuss
- Zinger
Recent Usage of Took a photo of in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Took a photo of in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Nov. 17, 2020
- Newsday - June 11, 2019
- Newsday - Sept. 3, 2018
- Newsday - March 26, 2018
- Newsday - June 12, 2017
- Newsday - April 3, 2017
- Newsday - Nov. 9, 2016
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 3, 2015
- Newsday - April 21, 2015
- Newsday - Jan. 12, 2015
- Newsday - Oct. 28, 2014
- Newsday - April 9, 2014
- Newsday - Oct. 8, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 5, 2013
- Newsday - April 9, 2013
- Daily Celebrity - Jan. 15, 2013
- Daily Celebrity - Dec. 16, 2012
- Newsday - June 11, 2012
- Newsday - April 16, 2012
- Newsday - Aug. 16, 2011
