Crossword Clue: Uses the information desk
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Uses the information desk"
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- ___ for it (invites trouble)
- Answers a "Jeopardy!" question
- Answers, in "Jeopardy!"
- Answers in "Jeopardy!"
- Answers on "Jeopardy!"
- Answers, on "Jeopardy!"
- Answers on ''Jeopardy!''
- Appeals to
- Appeals
- Begins a Q&A session
- Begs
- Bicycle Thief "Everyone ___"
- Bids
- Acts as a quizmaster
- Acts as the interlocutor
- Acts nosy, perhaps
- Acts on one's curiosity
- Acts the quizmaster
- "Big" things requested
- Attempts to find out
- Interrogates
- Interviews
- Invites.
- Invites answers
- Invites to show
- Invites
- Decides to find out
- Decides to learn from
- Is a huge poser?
- Is curious
- Is inquisitive
- Is nosy, perhaps
- Is nosy
- Is obviously interested
- Grills
- Grills, maybe
- Grills or pumps
- Is the inquiring type
- Demands.
- Demands
- Issues an invitation to
- Issues an invitation
- Demonstrates curiosity
- Conducts a survey
- Conducts an interview
- Charges, as a retailer
- Charges
- Desires
- Consults
- Elicits an answer
- Emcees a game show, perhaps
- Emulates a "Jeopardy!" player
- Emulates a quizmaster
- Emulates a reporter
- Emulates Regis?
- Emulates Walters
- Corkwood
- Has an inquiring mind
- Enquires
- Displays curiosity, in a way
- Displays curiosity
- Entreats
- Fixes a price
- Gets inquisitive
- "If anyone ___ ..."
- Calls (for)
- Calls for
- Calls on
- Calls upon
- Does a pollster's job
- Does an interviewer's work
- Cries (for)
- Does some grilling
- Does some interviewing
- Does some polling
- Does something about wondering
- Does something appealing?
- Impetrates (with "for")
- Impetrates, with "for"
- Gives a "Jeopardy!" response
- Gives a proper "Jeopardy!" response
- Gives a response on "Jeopardy!"
- Implores
- Doesn't just assume
- Cross-examines
- Evinces curiosity
- Expects
- Expresses curiosity
- Expresses wonder?
- Joseph Arthur "Love Never ___ You to Lie"
- Inquires about show
- Inquires (about)
- Inquires of
- Inquires or invites
- Inquires
- Catechizes
- Pipes up, perhaps
- Solicits a reply
- Solicits from
- Solicits
- Sets a price at
- Sets a price of
- Sets a price
- Sets, as a price
- Sets as a price
- Sets the price at
- Pumps for info
- Pumps, in a way
- The Dead Trees "My Friend Joan, She Never ___"
- Puts a question to
- Puts a question
- Puts forth questions
- Puts it to
- Puts questions to
- Puts to
- "The heart __ pleasure first": Dickinson
- Obviously wants to know
- Plays the interviewer
- Queries
- Pleads, e.g.
- Questions
- Submits a request
- Plies politely
- Offers a question
- Offers as a price
- Offers up a question
- Quizzes, on rock trivia
- Quizzes
- Quotes, as a price
- Tries to find out
- Tries to get an answer
- Tries to get info
- Tries to get information
- Tries to get sold at
- Tries to learn
- Tries to take (out)
- Lists, as a price
- Suggests, as a price
- Raises a question
- Wonders aloud
- Names a price
- Names, as a price
- Polls, perhaps
- Randy Rogers "If Anyone ___"
- Pops a question
- Pops, as the question
- Pops the question
- Participates in a press conference
- Poses a poser
- Poses a query
- Poses a question to
- Poses a question
- Poses, as a question
- Poses, in a way
- Poses one of the five W's
- Poses posers
- Poses questions
- Poses the question
- Poses
- Posits
- Latter-day entreaties
- Looks for help
- Presents posers
- Prices at
- Requests.
- Requests, ... for
- Requests permission
- Requests, with "for"
- Requests, with 'for'
- Requests
- Petitions (for)
- Petitions
- Requires
- Responds à la "Jeopardy!"
- Responds à la "Jeopardy!"
- Responds in ''Jeopardy!''
- Responds in "Jeopardy!"
- Responds on "Jeopardy!"
- Responds to Alex Trebek
- Probes (for)
- Probes
- Opposite of bids
- Reveals one's ignorance
- Makes a plea
- Makes a query
- Makes a request of
- Makes a request
- Makes an inquiry
- Makes inquiries
- Makes like a pollster
- Makes request
- Makes requests
- More than wonders
- Proposes as a price
- Proposes as the price
- Proposes
- Wants as a price
- Wants for a price
- Wants in payment
- Wants to be paid
- Wants to get
- Wants to know
- Wants to learn
- Shows curiosity
- Speaks interrogatively
- Speaks up, in a way
- Speaks up, maybe
- Says "May I?"
- Says "When?", say
- Says "When?"
- Says 'Who?'
- Says "Who?"
- Says "Who?" or "Why?"
- What a Jeopardy! contestant does
- Writes to Santa
- What an interviewer does
- Throws in a question
- Throws out there as a price
- What interviewer does
- What journalist does
- Starts the haggling at
- Seeks a favor
- Seeks a price of
- Seeks an answer from
- Seeks an answer
- Seeks answers
- Seeks, as a price
- Seeks as a price
- Seeks, as permission
- Seeks assistance
- Seeks clarification
- Seeks consent
- Seeks directions, say
- Seeks directions
- Seeks help
- Seeks info
- Seeks information.
- Seeks information from
- Seeks information
- Seeks leave
- Seeks permisison
- Seeks permission from
- Seeks permission
- Seeks some answers
- Seeks the price of
- Seeks to find out
- Seeks to learn
- Seeks, with "for"
- Seeks
- Sends out invitations
- Uses the information desk
- Tests, in a way
Recent Usage of Uses the information desk in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Aug. 29, 2011
- Washington Post - Jan. 1, 2010