Crossword Clue: Water-skier's apparatus
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Water-skier's apparatus"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Water-skier's apparatus"
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- Anagram for pram
- Apparatus for Tony Hawk
- A way off and on
- Approach of a sort
- Accelerate, with ''up''
- Access aid
- Access for a wheelchair
- Access onto the highway
- Access road that leads to a highway
- Access way
- Accessibility aid
- Artery connection
- Assume a threatening posture
- Aid for getting a boat in the water
- Aid for some of the handicapped
- Aid to accessibility
- Airfield area
- Airplane access
- Airplane exit
- Airplane stairway
- Airport feature
- Airport staircase
- Boarding ___
- Boarding device
- Boarding facility
- Boarding stairs
- Boardwalk-to-beach passage
- Boat launch
- Alternative to stairs
- Alternative to steps
- Gradient
- Boston Garden pathway
- Intensify, with "up"
- Interchange feature
- Interstate access
- Interstate entrance or exit
- Interstate entrance/exit
- Interstate exit
- Interstate structure
- Freeway access
- Freeway entrance or exit
- Freeway entrance
- Freeway exit
- Freeway feature
- Frequent means of entry
- Feature at the Guggenheim
- Bridge access
- It can provide liftoff
- Guggenheim Museum feature
- It leads to the grandstand
- Elevated walkway
- Gangplank, e.g.
- Gangplank, essentially
- Gangplank
- Gangway, e.g.
- Gangway
- Garage entrance
- Garage feature
- Half-pipe component
- Half-pipe half
- Item carried by Evel Knievel's crew
- It's inclined to move up and down
- It's inclined to traverse
- Entrance to an expressway
- Entry method
- Equipment for a motorcycle jump
- Evel aid
- Evel Knievel prop
- Cloverleaf access
- Cloverleaf egress
- Cloverleaf feature
- Cloverleaf part
- Cloverleaf section
- Cloverleaf segment
- Cloverleaf unit
- Car ferry access
- Car ferry need
- Help for motorcycle daredevils
- Exit, often
- Exit route
- Inclination
- Incline
- Inclined access
- Inclined exit
- Inclined path for wheelchairs
- Inclined path
- Inclined plane
- Inclined roadway
- Inclined surface — swindle
- Inclined walk
- Inclined walkway
- Inclined way
- Inclined
- Increase in intensity, with "up"
- Increase quickly, with "up"
- Increase, with "up"
- Express exit
- Expressway access
- Expressway entrance
- Expressway exit
- Highway access
- Highway entrance or exit
- Highway entrance
- Highway exit, usually
- Highway exit
- Highway feature
- Highway structure
- Daredevil's prop
- Right for the disabled
- Noted feature of the Guggenheim
- Van adjunct
- Public garage feature
- Motorcycle-daredevil's apparatus
- Motorcycle daredevil's prop
- Motorcycle stunt apparatus
- Storm
- Movable staircase at an airport
- Mover's equipment
- Plane access
- Plane staircase
- Wild leek
- Stunt cyclist's prop
- Multistory parking garage feature
- Subject of some ADA regulations
- Knievel prop
- Point of entry
- Parking garage access
- Parking garage feature
- Parking garage part
- Walkway with a slope
- Walkway
- Part of a loading zone, maybe
- Loading dock access
- Ratchet (up)
- Lane to the plane
- Rear up
- Launching aid
- Launching site
- Leap with fury
- Modeling milieu
- Turnpike access
- Turnpike component
- Turnpike exit
- Turnpike feature
- Turnpike turnoff
- Water-ski jumper's aid
- Water-skier's accessory
- Water-skier's aid
- Water-skier's apparatus
- Water skier's apparatus
- Water-skiing apparatus
- Way off?
- Way off or on
- Way off, say
- Way off the highway
- Way off the road
- Way off
- Way on and off the highway
- Way on or off a highway
- Way on or off of a highway
- Way on or off
- Way onto a freeway
- Way onto a highway
- Way to change levels
- Way to the plane
- Way up or down
- Way up or way down
- Way up
- Swindle
- Thing to drive off
- Skate park feature
- Skate-park feature
- Skate park fixture
- Skate park sight
- Skateboard park feature
- Skateboard park fixture
- Skateboard park incline
- Skateboard park sight
- Skateboarder's incline
- Skateboarder's surface
- Skateboarding setting
- Skateboarding spot
- Skatepark feature
- Skatepark fixture
- Skatepark slope
- Skater's prop
- Skating prop
- Skee-Ball lane feature
- Ski jump feature
- Ski jumping structure
- Stadium access
- Slanted, open passageway
- Stadium passage
- Stadium walkway
- Stadium's inclined walkway
- Stair alternative
- Stairs alternative
- Stairway to a plane
- X Games fixture
- Thruway exit
- Slope at a skate park
- Yankee Stadium feature
- Slope joining two levels.
- Slope
- Sloped entrance for wheelchair users
- Sloped surface
- Sloped walkway
- Sloping access
- Sloping alternative to stairs
- Sloping entrance
- Sloping exit walkway of a sports stadium
- Sloping passage
- Sloping passageway.
- Sloping passageway
- Sloping plane
- Sloping walk
- Sloping walkway
- Sloping way
- Up, with "up"
- You might get off on this
- Wheelchair access?
- Wheelchair access point
- Wheelchair access
- Wheelchair-accessible route
- Wheelchair-friendly feature
- Wheelchair-friendly slope
- Wheelchair incline
- Use it to change levels
- Steps bypass
Recent Usage of Water-skier's apparatus in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Water-skier's apparatus in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 5, 2013
- USA Today - March 8, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 25, 2010
- Universal Crossword - June 24, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 8, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 18, 2004
- New York Times - July 1, 1998
