Crossword Clue: Turnstile fodder
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Turnstile fodder"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Turnstile fodder:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Turnstile fodder"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Turnstile fodder:
- Batting cage coin
- Battleship in Monopoly, e.g.
- Battleship on a Monopoly board, e.g.
- Arcade buy
- Arcade coin
- Arcade currency
- Arcade disk
- Arcade-game insert
- Arcade item
- Arcade machine insert
- "As a ___ of my appreciation . . ."
- Adjective for an ethnically marked character, perhaps
- Bit of arcade currency
- Board game piece
- Fare, maybe
- Fare piece
- Commuter's coin, once
- Commuter's coin
- Iron or top hat, in "Monopoly"
- Game piece
- It might get you a ride
- Item in a vecturist's collection
- It'll get you on the bus, maybe
- Bus fare, sometimes
- Bus fare
- Bus payment, often
- Bus rider's "coin"
- Chuck E. Cheese coin
- Chuck E. Cheese's coin
- It's dropped in a slot
- Classic arcade coin
- Evidence of esteem?
- Currency stand-in
- Currency substitute, perhaps
- Carfare.
- Coin at an arcade
- Coin for a game of Skee-Ball, perhaps
- "Coin" for a pinball machine
- Coin for bus fare.
- Coin-shaped item in a video arcade
- Coin stand-in
- Coin substitute at an arcade
- Coin substitute
- Coin that's not legal currency
- "Coin" used in a video arcade
- Facebook currency
- Cat or battleship, in Monopoly
- Cat or T. rex, in Monopoly
- Cat or top hat, in Monopoly
- Valentine heart, e.g.
- Keepsake
- Top hat in Monopoly, e.g.
- Top hat on Pennsylvania Avenue, e.g.
- Vecturist's delight
- Straphanger's buy, once
- Mover on a board
- Outward sign
- Kind of booth or opposition
- Like some black guys on TV
- NYC subway fare, once
- Kind of gesture
- Kind of opposition
- Kind of resistance
- Video arcade need
- The going rate?
- Transit fare, at times
- Something of just sentimental value
- Something of sentimental value
- Subway admission
- Subway admittance
- Subway coin
- Subway fare
- Subway-fare coin
- Subway fare, once
- Subway fare, perhaps
- Subway item
- Subway must
- Subway payment
- Subway rider's need, maybe
- Subway rider's need, once
- Subway rider's need
- Subway slug
- Subway turnstile feeder
- Voucher
- Trifle
- Trifling
- Memento
- Passenger fare
- Midway coin
- One of a kind?
- Penguin or T. rex in the modern version of Monopoly
- Minimal
- Minor memento
- Minority intended to dispel claims of exclusion
- Perfunctory
- Representative
- Only black child in "South Park"
- Nominal
- Nominal — souvenir
- Money substitute
- Monopoly battleship, e.g.
- Monopoly marker
- Monopoly mover
- Monopoly piece
- Monopoly's cat or top hat
- Monopoly's thimble, e.g.
- Souvenir
- Sign, maybe substitute for the real thing
- Turnstile activator
- Turnstile coin
- Turnstile feeder
- Turnstile fodder
- Turnstile input, once
- Turnstile insert
- Turnstile payment
- Sign or emblem
- Sign
- Special coin that's used in video arcades
- Thimble in a Monopoly set, e.g.
- Thimble on a Monopoly board
- Thimble or shoe, in Monopoly
- Type of payment
- Symbol
- Symbolic
- Symbolic yet insubstantial
- Slight
- Slot-machine coin
- Small gift of appreciation
- Small keepsake
- Small memento
- Small souvenir
- Wheelbarrow or thimble, in Monopoly
- Terrier or top hat, in Monopoly
Recent Usage of Turnstile fodder in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Turnstile fodder" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Turnstile fodder in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 9, 1973
- New York Times - Nov. 2, 1972
- New York Times - May 20, 1971
