Crossword Clue: Trend metaphor
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Trend metaphor"
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- ___ over (carry through)
- ___ pods (laundry detergent packs)
- ___ to Go (stain remover)
- An almanac lists its highs and lows
- Bay level variation
- Bay of Fundy feature
- Bay of Fundy phenomenon
- Bay of Fundy wonder
- Bay of Fundy's claim to fame
- Beach cover
- Beach cover-up?
- Beach eroder
- Beach scourer
- Beach sweeper
- Beach washer
- Beachcomber's concern
- A nonwaiter
- "A rising ___ lifts all boats"
- A waiter for no man
- Best-selling detergent brand
- Assist in difficulty, with "over"
- Big name in the detergent aisle
- Big-selling Procter & Gamble product
- Ajax rival
- Alabama's Crimson ___
- Alabama's is crimson
- Blondie "The ___ Is High"
- Backwater cause, perhaps
- All alternative
- All competition
- All rival
- Almanac subject
- Almanac topic
- Bold competitor
- 'Bama, with "the"
- 'Bama's Crimson ___
- Famed non-waiter
- Cause of beach erosion
- Cause of shore erosion
- Common detergent
- Gravitational effect
- Gravitational phenomenon
- Frequent beach visitor
- Companion of time
- Brand in the laundry room
- Certain detergent
- Brand that may contain bleach
- Brand with a giant target in its logo
- Brand with an orange-and-yellow bull's-eye trademark
- Competitor of Wisk
- Ebb ____
- Ebb and flow of the ocean
- Ebb and flow
- Ebb, e.g.
- Ebb is one
- Ebb or flow of ocean waves
- Ebb or neap ____
- Ebb or neap
- Ebb or rip
- Ebber and flower?
- Concern for beachcombers
- It can be crimson or high
- It can get high every day
- Effect of lunar gravity
- Effect of the moon's gravity
- It can turn on you
- Fundy phenomenon
- It comes after Easter
- It comes and goes
- It comes in and goes out
- It comes in pods
- It comes in waves
- It doesn't wait
- It ebbs and flows
- Ferryman's concern
- It gets high every day
- It gets high on the beach
- It gets high twice a day
- It gets turned in a comeback
- It goes in and out
- It goes out regularly
- It has a daily high and low
- It has its highs and lows
- Gain competitor
- Galley raiser
- Destroyer of sandcastles
- Destroyer of small castles
- Destroyer of some castles
- Cheer alternative
- Cheer competition
- Cheer competitor
- Detergent brand
- Detergent with a target in its logo
- It may be stemmed or turned
- It may be turned against you
- It may eventually turn
- It may roll across a beach
- It may turn
- It may wash away castles
- It might be turned or stemmed
- It rolls in
- It turns eventually
- It turns w/breakthrough hit
- It waits for no man, per Chaucer
- It waits for no man, purportedly
- It waits for no man
- It was "High" to Blondie
- Buoy lifter
- Geophysics topic
- It's caused by lunar attraction
- It's controlled by the moon
- It's high part of the time
- Course of events
- Cover on the beach?
- Environmental conservation concern
- Clammer's concern
- " . . . call of the running ___": Masefield
- Flood ____
- Flood, e.g.
- Flood is one
- Flood or neap
- Flood or spring
- Flow of the sea.
- Flow; surge
- Flow
- Crimson ___ (Alabama's football team)
- Crimson ___ (Alabama's team)
- Crimson ___ (University of Alabama team name)
- Crimson ___ (University of Alabama team)
- Crimson ___ (University of Alabama's team)
- Crimson or red follower
- Critical period
- Canute's proof of his limitations
- Crucial period
- Coastal flooding factor
- Coastal phenomenon
- Helmsman's concern
- Current event
- Current event?
- Current influence
- Current
- Inflow and outflow
- Daily ebb and flow
- Daily rise and fall
- Daily riser
- Fab alternative
- Drift of events
- Drift
- Driftwood carrier
- High, low or spring
- High or low phenomenon
- "High" or "low" water
- Man from Mars
- Notable Bay of Fundy feature
- Rip or flood
- Rip or neap
- Rise and fall of the ocean
- Rise (and fall) of the sea level
- Rise and fall of the sea
- Motion in the ocean
- Motion of the ocean
- Motion ruled by the moon
- "The ___ is high but I'm holding on"
- "The ___ stayeth for no man": William Camden
- Move text around
- Shallow kind of pool
- Marigraph activator
- Marine angler's concern
- Mariner's concern
- Mariner's datum
- Strong trend
- Roger Waters "The ___ is Turning"
- Pacific phenomenon
- "Roll ___!" (Alabama cry)
- King Canute couldn't stop it
- Ocean current
- Ocean cycle
- Ocean flow
- Ocean motion
- Ocean movement that rises and falls
- Ocean movement
- Ocean occurrence
- Ocean phase
- Ocean phenomenon that goes in and out
- Ocean phenomenon
- Ocean surge
- Oceanic flux
- "Style is an option. Clean is not" sloganeer
- Oceanic movement
- Oceanic occurrence
- Oceanic phenomenon
- Oceanic routine
- Oceanic surge
- Ocean's ebb and flow
- Ocean's flow
- Ocean's motion
- Ocean's rise and fall
- Ocean's rise or fall
- Something to blame on the moon
- Ship captain's concern
- Sometime follower of spring
- Subject of some tables
- Sometimes it follows Easter
- The motion of the ocean
- The Outlaws might swim in a high one
- Trend
- Trend metaphor
- Shore eroder
- Shore phenomenon
- Shore washer
- Shoreline-altering phenomenon
- Shoreline arrival
- Shoreline phenomenon
- "The washday miracle" sloganeer, once
- The water's swell
- Name that completes the old slogan "Dirt can't hide from Intensified ___"
- Pool creator
- Neap ____
- Neap, e.g.
- Neap, for one
- Neap or ebb
- Neap or ebb, e.g.
- Neap or ebb follower
- Neap or flood
- Laundry brand
- Neptune's concern
- Laundry detergent brand
- Laundry detergent with a Coldwater Clean brand
- Laundry room brand
- Laundry soap brand
- One of dozens on a rack, some of which are super-ugly
- One of two nonwaiters
- Luna affects it
- Luna governs it
- Lunar effect
- Lunar phenomenon
- Periodic riser
- Replacement for Cheer
- Non-waiter
- Phenomenon measured by a marigraph
- Lifeguard's concern
- Procter & Gamble best seller
- Procter & Gamble brand
- Procter & Gamble detergent
- Moon's pull
- Maker of detergent PODS
- Rush
- Word after lee or low
- Word after spring or high
- Turn the ___
- "They call Alabama the Crimson ___"
- Surfer's concern
- Surfers monitor it
- Surge of a sort
- Surmount, with "over"
- Wave maker
- Wave movement
- Word with crimson or high
- Word with crimson or rip
- Twice-daily riser
- Word with land or water
- Word with low or high
- Sand castle destroyer
- Sand castle inundator
- Sand castle's destroyer
- Sand castle's enemy
- Sand castle's undoing
- Sandcastle destroyer, perhaps
- Sandcastle destroyer
- Sandcastle eroder
- Sandcastle's undoing
- Word with pool or table
- Word with "rip"
- Sweeping force
- Weather page topic
- Word with Yule
- This can turn
- This has its highs and lows
- Spring follower
- Spring is one
- Spring or flood
- Spring or neap
- This may turn
- This might be red
- This won't wait
- Wrack line maker
- Skipper's concern
- Threat to a sand castle
- Threat to a sandcastle
- "...under the whelming ___": Milton
- Sea level shift
- Sea motion
- Sea movement
- Sea phase, high ...
- Sea phase
- Sea phenomenon
- "Time and ___ wait for no man"
- Sea's ebb and flow
- Sea's rise and fall
- Seashore phenomenon
- Seashore washer
- Season
- Time's fellow traveler
- Time's partner
- Tiny-castle flooder
- Second of a restless pair
- What was "High" to Blondie
- To-and-fro flower
- Tendency, as of events
- Tendency
- Yule follower
- Semidiurnal occurrence, roughly
Recent Usage of Trend metaphor in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Oct. 26, 2012
