Crossword Clue: Weekly chore (or daily, if you have a toddler like me)
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Weekly chore (or daily, if you have a toddler like me)"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Weekly chore (or daily, if you have a toddler like me):
- ___-and-wear
- "___ ME" (phrase written on dirty cars)
- "___ ME" (words written on dirty cars)
- Basketful, maybe
- Basketful of clothes
- Basketful, perhaps
- Bathe
- B.C. neighbor
- Be convincing
- Appear correct, as a theory
- Acid ___ jeans
- "At the car ___"
- Body ___
- Bog
- Dry riverbed of West
- Dry streambed
- Dry's partner
- Common load
- Hog _______
- Hold water
- Break-even enterprise
- Break-even scenario
- Break-even situation
- Break-even transaction
- Break-even venture
- It dries on the line
- It gets hung out to dry
- It is often hampered?
- Fight grime
- It may be spinning
- It may get agitated
- Household chore
- Elutriate
- It might be on the line
- Hamper contents
- Hamper load
- Get clean
- Get cleaned up
- Enterprise whose participants break even
- It's often left out to dry
- Get ready for dinner
- Get ready to dine
- Get the grime off
- It's sometimes on the line
- Do a laundry chore
- Do a Monday job
- Do a traditional Monday chore
- Erode, with "away"
- Do, as dishes
- Do laundry
- Do Monday's task
- Do the dishes
- Do the laundry
- Clean
- Clean clothes
- Clean off
- Creed "___ Away Those Years"
- Clean up
- Clean with a hose
- Clean with soap and water
- Clean with soap
- Clean with water
- Cleanse
- Fluvial channel
- Even outcome
- Follower of car or hog
- Follower of hand, mouth, or brain
- Clothes in a basket, say
- Clothes to clean
- "Car ___" (1977 #1 hit by Rose Royce)
- Coat thinly
- Drawers on a line, e.g.
- Fab place?
- Come clean?
- Whites or darks in a pile
- Shampoo, say
- Shampoo
- Traditional Monday chore
- Something to fold
- Ship's wake
- Wadi
- Withstand examination
- Withstand scrutiny
- The wake of a vessel.
- Load in a basket
- Load of colors, perhaps
- Load of laundry
- Load requiring separating
- Load requiring separation
- Loads of housework
- Neighbor of B.C.
- Neighbor of Ore.
- Neither gain nor loss
- Launder
- Laundromat fodder
- Laundromat load
- Laundry cycle
- Laundry job
- Laundry
- Lave
- One of four in this puzzle
- Perform ablutions
- No-loss, no-gain situation
- Monday hang-out
- Light tint
- Opposite of dirty
- Make clean
- Piled whites and darks
- There's often a separate one for whites
- Watercolorist's application
- Word with cloth or basin
- Word with line or board
- Word with ''off'' or ''away''
- Wear's partner
- Word with wet or white
- Weekly chore (or daily, if you have a toddler like me)
- Thin coat of paint
- Thin coat of water-based paint
- Thin coat of watercolor
- Situation with equal losses and gains
- Take a bath
- What it all comes out in
- Scrub up
- Scrub
- What some stories won't do
- Seattle loc.
- State: Abbr.
- Use a lavabo
- Use soap and water
- Where it all comes out
Recent Usage of Weekly chore (or daily, if you have a toddler like me) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Brendan Emmett Quigley - July 10, 2014
