Crossword Clue: Very serious indeed
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Very serious indeed"
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- --- Straits (rock group)
- --- Straits ("Sultans of Swing" group)
- __ straits (difficult position)
- ___ Straits (band whose lead singer was Mark Knopfler)
- ___ Straits ("Brothers in Arms" band)
- ___ Straits ("Money for Nothing" band)
- ___ Straits of rock
- ___ Straits, rock group
- "___ Straits," rock group
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- ___ straits (state of extreme distress)
- ___ Straits ("Walk of Life" band)
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- "___ Wolf" Grateful Dead
- ________ Straits, rock band
- Apocalyptic
- Appalling
- Beyond serious
- Acute
- Awful
- Alarming
- Fraught with danger, as circumstances
- Fraught with danger, as some circumstances
- Fraught with danger
- Fraught with extreme danger
- Fraught with peril
- Grave
- Fatal
- Frightful
- Grievous
- Grim, grave, or grievous
- Grim
- Fearful, as "straits"
- Fearful
- Fearsome
- C'est à ___
- Descriptive of some undesirable consequences
- Horrendous
- Horrible
- Horrific
- Desperate, as a situation
- Desperate, as a warning
- Desperate, as circumstances
- Desperate, as straits
- Desperate (circumstances)
- Desperate or calamitous
- Desperate position, ... straits
- Desperate
- Desperately urgent
- Emergency-related
- Hardly looking good
- Disastrous
- Harrowing
- Dismal
- Calamitous, like a threat
- Calamitous
- Ill-boding
- Critical
- In __ straits (desperate)
- In __ straits (needing help)
- In __ straits
- In ___ straits (desperate)
- In ___ straits (needing help)
- In ___ straits
- Foreboding, as a forecast
- Foreboding trouble
- Dr. ___, producer of 50 Cent's "In Da Club"
- Drastic
- Extreme
- Extremely serious
- Extremely urgent
- Dreaded
- Extremely worrisome
- Dreadful.
- Dreadful, as circumstances
- Dreadful, as consequences
- Dreadful
- Cataclysmic
- Catastrophic
- Highly worrisome
- Like desperate circumstances
- Like desperate straits
- Serious
- Serve up some gossip
- Straits modifier
- Overriding
- Very serious, as straits
- Very serious indeed
- Very serious
- Like some bears' market predictions
- Kind of emergency
- Very urgent
- Like some circumstances
- Very worrisome
- Like some consequences
- Rock's _____ Straits
- Some predictions
- Kind of need
- Kind of straits
- Tragic
- Like some straits?
- Like some straits
- Like some warnings
- Of serious risk
- Of the utmost concern
- Voir ___ (juror exam)
- Ruinous
- "Sultans of Swing" ___ Straits
- Menacing
- Ominous
- Portending disaster
- Nearly hopeless
- Really dreadful
- Needing immediate attention
- Needing urgent attention
- Looking grim
- Potentially disastrous
- Potentially ruinous
- Perilous
- Presaging disaster
- Pressing
- Modifier for straits
- Requiring immediate attention
- "Money for Nothing" ___ Straits
- Life-or-death
- Not just serious
- Not looking good, as a situation
- Not looking good, to say the least
- Not looking good
- More than serious
- Word before "straits" or "consequences"
- Superserious
- Word with need or consequences
- Word with peril
- Type of warning
- Threatening
- Urgent
- Urgent, as circumstances
- Urgently desperate
- Seemingly hopeless
- Terrible
- Terribly urgent
Recent Usage of Very serious indeed in Crossword Puzzles
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- The Guardian Quick - Dec. 18, 2010
