Crossword Clue: Unable to walk
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Unable to walk"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Unable to walk"
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- __ duck
- ___ duck
- ___ duck (losing politician serving out a term)
- ___ duck president
- ___ duck (reelection loser)
- ___-duck session
- ___ duck session
- Barely believable
- An anagram for male
- ____ duck
- " . . . and the ___ walk": Matthew 11:5
- Beneath serious consideration
- Bad, like a "dad joke"
- "Boring!"
- Duck leader
- Duck of a kind
- Duck or brain
- Fancy fabric with metallic threads
- Fancy fabric
- Fancy gold cloth
- Fancy gold fabric
- Hobble
- Hobbled
- Hobbling, say
- Hobbling
- Brain or duck
- Decidedly uncool
- Decidedly unhip
- Certain brocaded fabric
- Certain duck
- Break a leg?
- Defeated incumbent
- Feeble, as an excuse
- Feeble, as excuses go
- Feeble
- Chanteuse's fabric
- Brocaded fabric
- Half-baked
- How some runners pull up
- Halt
- "How unfair and outrageous," to a teen
- Fine fabric
- Hamstring
- Hamstrung, e.g.
- Hamstrung
- Difficult to take seriously
- Handicapped, in a way
- Costly cloth
- Hard to believe, as an excuse
- Hard to believe, as excuses
- Hard to believe
- Hardly adequate
- Disabled
- Disabled, as a horse
- Hardly believable
- Hardly convincing
- Disco fabric
- Couturier's fabric
- Getting hardly any laughs
- Having a bum gam
- Ill composed
- Gimpy
- Flimsy, as an excuse
- Flimsy, as excuses go
- Flimsy, as excuses
- Flimsy
- Claudicant
- Implausible, as an excuse
- Implausible
- Cripple
- Crippled
- Evening gown fabric
- Evening-gown fabric
- Improbably concocted
- Glittery dress fabric
- Glittery evening-gown fabric
- Glittery fabric
- Glittery material
- Glitz in a gown
- Glitzy dress material
- Glitzy fabric
- Glitzy gown material
- Cloth of gold
- Cloth
- Excuse descriptor
- Footsore
- Inadequate
- Exhibiting a limp
- Gold ___ (metallic fabric)
- Gold ___
- Gold cloth
- Gold fabric, perhaps
- Gold fabric
- Golden fabric
- Formal fabric
- Ineffectual
- Inferior
- Dress material.
- Dress material for a ball
- Dressy fabric
- Fabric interwoven with metal threads
- Fabric used in sci-fi costumes
- Fabric with a glint
- Fabric with gold or silver threads
- Fabric with gold threads
- Fabric with metallic threads
- Fabric with ornamental threads
- Fabric with sheen
- Fabric with shiny threads
- Fabric woven with metallic threads
- Fabric
- Injured, as a leg
- Gown fabric
- Not up to standards
- Not very believable, as an excuse
- Not very believable, like an excuse
- Like Charley's horse?
- Like Chester of "Gunsmoke"
- Ornamental fabric
- Ornamental sparkler
- Ornate fabric
- Like flimsy excuses
- "That's so weak!"
- Like John Silver
- Like many excuses
- Some excuses
- Totally unbelievable
- Totally uncool
- Like one who limps
- Like poor excuses
- Like sad excuses
- Kind of brain or duck
- Kind of brain
- Kind of duck
- Kind of duck or brain
- Kind of duck or excuse
- Kind of duck?
- Kind of excuse
- Like some ducks?
- Like some ducks
- Like some e_cuses
- Like some excuses
- Shimmery fabric
- Shiny cloth
- Shiny fabric
- Shiny gold fabric
- Palinesque prefix before "stream"
- Sometimes-gold fabric
- Like uneventful show
- Like weak show
- Limping, say
- Limping
- Shoot in the foot?
- Quite uncool
- Suckworthy
- Sucky
- Wack
- Sorry
- Wake
- Woefully unimpressive
- Woefully weak, as an excuse
- Walking with a hitch
- Poor, as an excuse
- Poor, as excuses go
- Poor, as excuses
- Poor, excuse-wise
- On the disabled list
- Metallic cloth
- Metallic fabric
- Metallic material
- Really corny
- Needing a cane
- Needing crutches
- Pathetic, as an excuse
- Pathetic
- Mighty hard to believe
- Preposterous
- Pretty weak, as an excuse
- Pricey fabric
- Liberace fabric
- Not believable
- Not cool, informally
- Not cool
- Not even a little cool
- Not even slightly convincing
- Like a flimsy excuse
- Like a horse that can no longer be ridden
- Not hip?
- Like a poor excuse
- More than footsore
- Like a weak excuse
- Like a weak joke
- Like a woefully weak excuse
- Not really believable
- Rich fabric
- Rich material
- Like an unacceptably weak excuse
- Like an unconvincing excuse
- Like bad excuses
- Showy wear
- Word before duck or excuse
- Super weak, as an excuse
- Sparkly fabric
- Sparkly gold fabric
- Word with "brain" or "duck"
- Word with brain or duck
- Word with "duck" or "excuse"
- Weak and ineffectual
- Weak, as an effort
- Weak, as an excuse
- Weak, as excuses go
- Weak (excuse)
- Weak, excuse-wise
- Weak, like a "dad joke"
- Weak or insipid
- "Weak sauce, dude"
- Weak sauce
- Weak, unconvincing
- Weak
- Type of duck or excuse
- Type of duck
- Type of excuse or duck
- Type of excuse
- Unable to walk
- Unbelievable, as an excuse
- Unbelievable, say
- Square
- Unconvincing, as an excuse
- Unconvincing, as excuses go
- Unconvincing, as excuses
- Unconvincing, excuse-wise
- Unconvincing
- Unconvincingly feeble
- Uncool
- Uncool Unwritten Law song?
- Uneventful show
- Unfunny, as a joke
- Unimpressive, as an excuse
- Uninspired, as an effort
- Slinky material
- Unlikely, as excuses
- What some excuses are
- Unsatisfactory, as an excuse
- Unsatisfactory, as excuses
- Unsatisfactory
- "You can do better than that"
- Tired
- "You're going home at 9:00??"
- So very uncool
- Terse dismissal
Recent Usage of Unable to walk in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Unable to walk" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Unable to walk in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - Dec. 11, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Nov. 26, 2013
- USA Today - Feb. 27, 2012
- New York Times - Nov. 29, 2000
