Crossword Clue: Use unlimited minutes, say
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Use unlimited minutes, say"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Use unlimited minutes, say"
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- Bat the breeze
- Be a chatterbox
- Be garrulous
- A gift that some possess
- Blabber
- Blah-blah-blah
- Blarney-stone gift
- Blarney stone gift
- Blarney-stone kisser's gift
- Blarney Stone kisser's gift
- Blarney Stone-kisser's gift
- Blarney Stone's gift
- Babble
- Dubious "gift"
- Debatable "gift"
- Debatable gift
- Hog the conversation
- Hog the telephone
- Certain "gift"
- Certain gift
- It can be a gift
- Confab
- Chat a bit
- Chat and then some
- Chat for a while
- Chat for hours
- Chat
- Chatter away
- Chatter endlessly
- Chatter idly
- Chatter on and on
- Chatter on
- Chatter
- Chatterbox's "gift"
- Eloquence, gift of the ...
- Eloquential gift
- Chew the fat
- Chew the rag
- Conversationalist's gift
- Garrulous "gift"
- Chin
- Chin-wag
- Chinwag
- Chit-chat
- Chitchat
- Chitter-chatter
- Generously use unlimited minutes
- It's a gift to some
- It's a gift
- Buzz
- Have a chinfest
- Have a nice long chat
- Flap one's gums
- Flap one's yap
- Idle chatter
- Idle talk
- ''Gift'' for talkers
- Gift of __
- Gift of ___ (ability to chat easily)
- Gift of ___ (ability to chat)
- Gift of ___ (ability to talk well)
- Gift of ___ (ability to talk with anybody)
- Gift of ___ (talkativeness)
- Gift of ___
- "Gift" of a yakker
- Gift of sorts
- Gift of the garrulous?
- Gift of the garrulous
- Gift of the gregarious
- Jabber
- Gift that keeps on giving?
- Gift that's not always welcome
- Hayes, shortly
- Do some schmoozing
- Jaw
- Glib sort's "gift"
- Go "blah, blah, blah"
- Go on and on and on
- Go on and on and on and on and . . .
- Go on and on
- Join a gossip session
- Gossip, perhaps
- Gossip, say
- Gossip
- Gossip's gift
- Motormouth's "gift"
- Some consider it a gift
- Verbalist's gift
- Some people have a gift for it
- Some people have it as a gift
- Mr. Hayes, shortly
- Kind of "gift"
- The gift of ___ (public speaker's asset)
- The gift of ___ (what the Blarney Stone supposedly gives)
- The gift of ___
- Palaver
- Vocal gift?
- Shoot the breeze
- M.C.'s "gift"
- Run at the mouth
- Run on
- Run one's mouth
- Run up a phone bill
- Run up the phone bill, perhaps
- Run up the phone bill
- Rap
- Natter
- Loquacious gift
- Loquacity
- Prattle on idly
- Prattle on
- Prattle
- Prolix gift
- Word lover's gift?
- Speak idly
- Wax prolix
- Speaker's "gift"
- Spieler's gift
- Spout
- Schmooze
- Talk
- Talk a lot
- Talk a ton
- Talk and talk
- Talk and talk and talk
- Talk at length
- Talk idly
- Talk incessantly
- Talk indiscreetly
- Talk interminably
- Talk it up
- Talk nonstop
- Talk on and on
- Talk over the back fence
- Talk talk talk
- Talk, talk, talk
- Talk too much
- Talker's gift
- Talker's "gift"
- Talker's 'gift'
- Talker's gift?
- Yackety-yak
- Yak and yak and yak
- Yak it up
- Yak, yak, yak
- Yak
- Yakety-yak
- Yakker's gift
- Yammer
- Tie up the line, e.g.
- Tie up the line
- Tie up the phone, e.g.
- Tie up the phone
- Yenta's "gift"
- Yenta's gift
- Tell
- Tittle-tattle
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- Social one's "gift"
- Social one's gift
- Social one's ''gift''
- Socializer's "gift"
Recent Usage of Use unlimited minutes, say in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Use unlimited minutes, say in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - June 24, 2007
- New York Times - Nov. 4, 2006
