Crossword Clue: Was winning
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Was winning"
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- ___ astray (misdirected)
- ___ the way (headed the pack)
- ___ the way (was a pioneer)
- ___ the witness (ran the risk of an objection)
- ___ Zeppelin (1970s rock band)
- ___ Zeppelin ("Black Dog" band)
- ___ Zeppelin ("Kashmir" band)
- ___ Zeppelin (rock band)
- ___ Zeppelin (rock group)
- ___ Zeppelin, rock group
- ___ Zeppelin ("Stairway to Heaven" band)
- ___ Zeppelin ("Stairway to Heaven" rock band)
- ___ Zeppelin ("Whole Lotta Love" band)
- ___ Zeppelin
- ____ Zeppelin
- Batted first (with "off")
- Batted first, with "off"
- Began a hand, perhaps
- Began
- Acted as a cicerone
- Acted as a guide
- Acted as a role model, say
- Acted as guide
- Acted as point man for
- Acted the usher
- Bid first
- Assumed command
- Affected
- Blazed a trail
- Blazed the trail
- Blazed the way
- Blazed trails
- Commanded
- Common diode, abbr.
- Hobbled
- Certain digital watch face, for short
- Brandon or Bruce of films
- Certainly wasn't a follower
- Fronted, as a parade
- Fronted
- Chaired, say
- Chaired
- Conducted.
- Conducted an orchestra
- Conducted, as a tour
- Conducted, as an orchestra
- Conducted
- Guided
- Electronic display, abbr.
- Had a Presidential role
- Had an advantage
- Had an edge
- Had charge of
- Had followers
- Brought
- Brought, as a horse to water
- Had more points than
- Had more points
- Had no catching up to do
- Had no need to rally
- Had no one to catch
- Had the advantage
- Had the best record in
- Had the competitive edge
- Had the edge
- Had the helm
- Had the lowest score, at Augusta
- Had the most points
- Had the upper hand
- Controlled
- Conveyed
- Emceed, e.g.
- Gary Moore "___ Clones"
- Did a conductor's job
- Did a tour guide's job
- Did not follow
- Halogen alternative
- Didn't follow
- Didn't need a comeback in the game
- Didn't need a comeback
- Bulb option, briefly
- Copied Ozawa
- Emulated Mehta
- Emulated Ozawa
- Emulated Rudolph
- Emulated R.W.R.
- Emulated the Pied Piper
- Emulated Toscanini
- Digital readout part, for short
- Digital-watch acronym
- Digital watch part: Abbr.
- Digital watch type
- Directed the band
- Directed
- Energy-efficient bulb acronym
- Energy-saving bulb, for short
- Energy saving bulb
- "I ___ Three Lives"
- Enjoyed front-runner status
- Entered some numbers, perhaps
- Flashlight bulb successor: Abbr.
- Calculator display: Abbr.
- Calculator display, for short
- Calculator display type
- Called the shots
- Escorted a tour
- Escorted
- Classic rockers ___ Zeppelin
- Came before
- Came first
- Came in first
- Fluorescent bulb alternative, for short
- Headed the pack
- Headed the parade, e.g.
- Headed up
- Headed
- Clock face display: abbr.
- Jeff Beck "___ Boots"
- Jeff Beck's "Boots"?
- Dominated
- Crystal diode
- Captained
- Crystal rectifier
- Held first place
- Held first
- Held the reins
- Forewent
- Induced
- Influenced
- Initiated
- Got the ball rolling
- Got the point?
- Governed
- Organized
- Provided guidance
- Pioneered
- Took a horse to water?
- Took by the hand
- Took charge in a ballroom dance
- Took charge of
- Took charge
- Took command of
- Took command
- Took control of
- Took control
- Took first
- Took point
- Took the initiative
- Took the reins
- Took the van
- Took the vanguard
- Served as a chairman, say
- Served as a sovereign
- Served as point man
- Managed
- Set a good example, perhaps
- Set the bar
- Set the pace in a race
- Set the pace
- Set the tempo
- Topped the field
- Like many digital clock nos.
- Pulled into first
- Outpaced the pack
- Outpaced
- Outran
- Outranked
- Robert Plant band ___ Zeppelin
- Rock band ___ Zeppelin
- Kind of bulb, for short
- Rock music's ___ Zeppelin
- Put down the first card
- Rock's ___ Zeppelin
- Rock's _____ Zeppelin
- Wielded a baton
- Wielded the baton
- Put out the first card
- Put the first card down
- Rod Stewart "You __ me away from home"
- Like some lamps
- Plant band word
- Paced the field
- Paced
- Marshaled
- Trailblazed
- Trailed no one
- Occupied the van
- Shepherded
- Played a club, maybe
- Played a heart, say
- Quarterbacked
- Played first, in bridge
- Played first
- Played maestro
- Played the first card, in bridge
- Played the first card
- Played the opening card
- Subbed for Mehta
- Musical Zeppelin
- Ruled
- Walked first
- Showed (the way)
- Showed the way
- Ran ahead of
- Ran, as a meeting
- Ran first
- Ran in front of
- Ran off the page
- Laid out a club, maybe
- Laid the first card
- Ran
- Part of some watches, for short
- Past participle of lead
- "One Kiss ___ to Another" Coasters
- Paved the way
- Never followed
- Preceded
- "One thing ___ to another"
- Presided over
- Made the first move
- Made the first play, in bridge
- Made the first play
- Made the important decisions
- Moderated
- Persuaded
- Opened with
- Opened
- Light emitter, abbr.
- Light emitting diode, for short
- Orchestrated
- Prompted
- Piloted
- Protest the Hero "___ Astray"
- Shown the way
- Was #1
- Was a bellwether
- Was a commander
- Was a front-runner
- Was a frontrunner
- Was a guide
- Was a pioneer
- Was a trailblazer
- Was a trendsetter
- Was ahead.
- Was ahead at halftime, say
- Was ahead in points
- Was ahead in the polls
- Was ahead of everyone else
- Was ahead of the pack
- Was ahead of the rest
- Was ahead
- Was at the fore
- Was at the helm
- Word aptly found in "controlled" and "marshaled"
- Was first in a parade
- Was first in line
- Was first on a trail
- Was first on the trail
- Was first
- Was in charge of everyone
- Was in charge of
- Was in charge
- Was in command of
- Was in command
- Was in first place
- Was in first
- Was in front of the others
- Was in front of the pack
- Was in front
- Was in the driver's seat
- Was in the van
- Was in the vanguard
- Was like Fred Astaire to Ginger Rogers
- Was on top
- Was out front
- Was out in front
- Was presidential
- Was second to none
- Was Simon in "Simon Says," say
- Was temporarily in first place
- Was the first batter, with "off"
- Was the front-runner
- Was the frontman of
- Was the head
- Was up a few strokes
- Was up
- Was winning a race
- Was winning
- Wasn't a follower
- Supervised
- Wasn't behind anyone
- Wasn't behind in the standings
- Wasn't down
- Wasn't tied or behind
- Surpassed
- Spearheaded
- Thing in the latest headlamps
- Worked as a tour guide
- Type of "Zeppelin"
- Went ahead of
- Went ahead
- Went before
- Went first while playing with Goren
- Went first
- Went in front
- Went into first
- Went out front
- Skippered
- What a star did for the Magi
- What any first-place finisher did
- Threw ahead of, as a receiver
- What Moses did
- Taught a class
- "You ___ me away from home" lyric from "Maggie May"
- "You ___ me away from home" Rod Stewart
- Started a trick
- Started out
- Started the bidding
- Started the bridge game
- Started the bridge play
- Started the parade
- Started the trick
- Started
- Seemed likely to win
- Stayed in front
- Steered
- Zeppelin leader?
- Ushered
Recent Usage of Was winning in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Was winning" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Was winning in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - June 26, 2020
- Newsday - Feb. 10, 2019
- Newsday - May 21, 2018
- WSJ Daily - Oct. 12, 2017
- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - May 24, 2015
- Jonesin' Crosswords - March 31, 2015
- Newsday - Nov. 4, 2014
- New York Times - June 9, 2013
- Jonesin' - April 2, 2013
- Jonesin' Crosswords - March 28, 2013
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Oct. 22, 2004
- New York Times - Feb. 6, 1981
