Crossword Clue: What the teeth are connected to
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- ___-droppingly bad
- A boxer may have a glass one
- A glass one is bad for a boxer
- Be windy
- A knockout punch might hit it
- Beat the gums
- A python's is hinged
- A whale has a big one
- A whale has a long one
- Argue
- Argue: Slang.
- Argue vehemently
- Big part of a crocodile
- Big part of a dinosaur skeleton
- Big part of a T. rex
- Body part right above the neck
- Body part where the mandible and maxilla bones are
- Bone in an archaeological dig
- Bone in the lower part of the face
- Bone or breaker beginner
- Bone that holds teeth
- Bone that moves when you chew
- Bone that's right above the neck
- Bone the teeth are anchored in
- Bone with teeth
- Bony facial feature
- Hinged apparatus
- Hinged mouth part
- Boxer's "glass" body part
- Boxer's target
- Hook connection point
- Hook target, maybe
- Hook target
- Gum setting
- Chat
- Gab at length
- Chatter at length
- Chatter, informally
- Gab
- Chatter
- Horseshoe-shaped bone
- It may be cut by an uppercut
- Cheekbone's neighbor
- It may drop as one's amazement rises
- It may drop with amazement
- Chew the fat
- Chew the rag
- Converse, in slang
- Half a pair of pliers
- Dick Tracy feature
- Dick Tracy has a square one
- Dick Tracy's trademark
- Half of a vise
- It moves up and down when you talk
- Chin strap's covering
- Chops
- It's big on Leno
- It's dropped after a bomb is dropped
- It's dropped when you encounter something shocking
- It's got teeth
- Giant part of a T. rex skeleton
- Jabber vociferously
- Jabber
- Haymaker target
- Head bone
- Jay Leno caricature feature
- Crocodile bone that's long
- Crocodile feature
- Crocodile's crusher
- Head part
- Head piece
- Glass ___ (bad trait for a boxer)
- Glass ___ (boxer's liability)
- Glass ___ (boxer's vulnerability)
- Glass ___ (boxer's weak spot)
- Glass ___ (weakness for a boxer)
- Canine holder
- Excavation find
- Jowl
- Facial bone
- Facial feature
- Gossip
- Fossil find, sometimes
- Mandible
- Mandible locale
- Mandible or maxilla
- Mandible site
- Mandible's location
- Mouth bone
- Mouth mover
- Mouth part
- Shark feature
- Masseter's locale
- Something that may be dropped in shock
- Vise component
- Vise feature
- Vise gripper
- Vise part
- Paleontologist's discovery
- Something with teeth
- The mandible is part of it
- Pliers feature
- Pliers part
- Knockout punch target
- Knockout punch's target, often
- Maxilla
- Maxilla locale
- Maxilla or mandible
- Shoot the breeze
- Roundhouse's target
- Part of a dinosaur find
- Part of a vise
- Part of the body where the mandible is
- Part of the face covered by a beard
- Part of the face where the chin is
- Part of the face
- Part of the head that moves when you talk or chew
- Part of the head that moves when you talk
- Part of the skull
- Lantern ___
- Natter
- Large shark bone
- Long feature of a crocodile
- Long part of a crocodile's head
- Powerful part of a crocodile
- Might drop during Eddie Van Halen solo
- Prattle
- Lowbacca, e.g.
- Lower facial bone
- Lower part of the face
- Lower teeth bone
- One-two target
- Leno's got a big one
- Leno's prominence
- Leno's protuberance
- Moose ___ ( Saskatchewan city )
- Moose ___, Saskatchewan
- Moose ____
- Moose feature
- Moose____, Saskatchewan
- Profile part
- Prominent crocodile feature
- Prominent Jay Leno feature
- Word after glass or square
- Word after lantern or glass
- Word that can precede "bone" or "breaker"
- Word with bone or breaker
- Speaking part
- Tyrannosaurus rex had a big one
- Scary part of a T. rex
- Wrench part
- Skull bone
- Skull part
- Skull section
- What an uppercut hits
- Talk
- Talk at length
- Talk on and on, slangily
- Talk, talk, talk
- Talking point?
- Yackety-yak
- Yak away
- Yak it up
- Yak or chin
- Yak
- Target of a punch, maybe
- Target of an uppercut
- Target of many a boxing blow
- What may drop in disbelief
- Slugger's target
- What the "J" in TMJ doesn't stand for
- What the teeth are connected to
- Upper or lower mouth bone
- Uppercut target
- Uppercut's target
- Teeth holder
- Where a knockout punch might land
- Where a sock may go?
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- New York Times - Nov. 24, 2003
