Crossword Clue: Use a lot?
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- ___ Place (property in Monopoly)
- Amusement __
- "___ your carcass at Neiman-Marcus"
- Baseball stadium
- Bench locale
- Actress Overall
- Automatic "P"?
- Automatic transmission setting
- Back in squarely and stop
- Boston's Fenway ___
- Common
- Common, in New England
- Common Korean surname
- Central ___ (area in Manhattan)
- Central, for one
- Central or Estes
- Central or Hyde
- Central or Lincoln
- Central or Prospect
- Fashionable avenue
- Green scene
- Green space with benches
- Frogner ___, in Oslo
- Deposit the car
- It may be above first
- Fill a space, in a way
- Fill a space
- It may have a theme
- Bruin's Brad
- Garage sign
- Find a space
- Find a spot for the car
- Find a spot
- Gear position
- Gear that can prevent sliding
- Gear that shouldn't produce movement?
- Gears are locked in it
- Gearshift position
- Hyde e.g.
- Hyde or Central follower
- Hyde or Central
- Hyde or Kensington
- Get into a spot?
- Jane Austen's "Mansfield __"
- Dog-walking site, often
- Go into space?
- Car gear
- "Jurassic ___"
- "Jurassic ____"
- Jurassic or Jellystone
- Driving instructor's command
- Driving test directive
- Moscow's Gorky ___
- Most popular street name in the U.S.
- Public green space
- Public open space
- Place for a picnic
- Pull into a spot
- Place for picnicking
- Place for strollers
- Outdoor place with benches and fountains
- Place in New York City?
- Place on a Monopoly board
- Place somewhere temporarily
- Place the car
- Place to go barefoot
- Place to picnic
- Place to spread a picnic blanket
- Place to stroll
- Place with a hiking path, maybe
- Occupy a space
- Transmission gear
- Transmission setting
- Shibe or Fenway.
- Playground
- Playground area
- Visit a lot
- Kite-flying place
- The P of PRNDL
- The "P" of PRNDL
- Linkin ___
- Part of PRNDL
- London's Regent's ___
- Position a car
- Recreation area
- Recreational area
- New York City's Central ___
- New Yorker's jogging spot
- New York's Washington Square ___
- Leave in a lot
- Leave in the garage
- Leave one's car (in a green space?)
- Madison Square ___
- Open space for recreational use
- PRNDL part
- Monopoly avenue
- Monopoly place
- Picnic area
- Picnic place
- Picnic site
- Picnic spot
- Picnicking spot
- More than a boat, but less than an idea
- "South ___" (show featuring Cartman, Kyle, and Stan)
- "South ___" (show featuring Stan, Kyle, and Cartman)
- Simon's "Barefoot in the ___"
- Word with theme or parallel
- Sports area
- Site for strollers
- Spot where Spot can trot
- Situate the car
- Ultimate place
- Take a space
- Take up a space
- What P indicates on a gearshift
- Yellowstone National __
- Yellowstone, notably
- Yellowstone or Yosemite
- What some stadiums are called
- You can't go when you're in it
- You might shift out of it
- State or theme follower
- Urban green space
- Urban greenery
- Urban greenspace
- Urban oasis
- Urban recreation area
- You're not going anywhere if you're in this
- Use a curb space
- Use a lot?
- Use a lot
- Use an assigned space, say
Recent Usage of Use a lot? in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Use a lot? in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Sept. 26, 2018
- LA Times - Sept. 4, 2011
- LA Times - Aug. 21, 2008
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 17, 2005
- Universal Crossword - March 18, 2000