Crossword Clue: Wow an audience
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Wow an audience"
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- Amuse greatly: Colloq.
- Amuse greatly
- Amuse highly
- Amuse immensely
- Amuse overwhelmingly
- Amuse to the max
- Amusingly overwhelm
- Be a hit at the comedy club
- Annihilate
- Assassinate
- Assassin's order
- Affect overpoweringly
- Affect powerfully: Slang.
- Cause to convulse with laughter
- Cause to crack up
- Cause to howl
- Cause to roll in the aisles
- Greatly amuse
- Frequent verb in Beyonce's "Formation"
- Defeat, as a dragon
- Defeat, as a vampire
- Delight (an audience)
- Delight, as a comedy club crowd
- Delight at the comedy club
- Delight, slangily
- Homophone for sleigh
- Fell, as a dragon
- Fell
- Destroy.
- Destroy
- Elicit guffaws from
- Emulate Buffy
- Finish off, as a dragon
- Finish off, as a fire-breather
- Finish off, as a vampire or dragon
- Bump off a dragon
- Bump off
- Dispatch a dragon
- Dispatch, as a dragon
- Dispatch, as dragons
- Dispatch like a dragon
- Dispatch
- Have 'em rolling in the aisles
- Have rolling in the aisles
- Crack up
- Do away with, as a vampire
- Do away with
- Do in a dragon
- Do in, as a dragon
- Do in, as a vampire
- Do in, as the Jabberwock
- Do in, so to speak
- Do in
- Impress to the nth degree
- Evoke gaiety with gags at a gig
- Execute
- Cut down
- Draw guffaws from
- Highly amuse: Colloq.
- Serb or Sorb
- Vanquish a vampire
- Vanquish, as a dragon
- Vanquish
- Kill
- Kill a dragon
- Kill, as a dragon
- Kill, as a vampire or dragon
- Kill, as a vampire
- Kill, as onstage
- Kill, as the Minotaur
- Kill intentionally
- Kill it or just kill
- Kill it
- Kill, like a dragon
- Kill, like a monster
- Kill, like a vampire or dragon
- Kill or delight
- Kill or greatly amuse
- Kill or put in stitches
- Kill the dragon
- Kill with jokes
- Kill with laughter
- Put a stake in, maybe
- Put in stitches
- Overwhelm, as with laughter
- Overwhelm, at a comedy club
- Overwhelm, in slanguage
- Overwhelm with amusement
- Overwhelm with comedy?
- Overwhelm with humor
- Overwhelm with laughter
- Overwhelm with one-liners
- Overwhelm
- Put to the sword
- Roll 'em in the aisles
- Much more than tickle
- Murder
- Murder, as a beast
- Massacre
- Wipe out, as a dragon
- Knock dead, as a crowd
- Knock dead at a comedy club
- Knock dead at the comedy club
- Off, so to speak
- Knock 'em dead
- Knock 'em dead?
- Knock off, as a dragon
- Knock off, or knock the socks off
- Knock off
- Knock the socks off of
- Knock the socks off
- Off
- Succeed at the comedy club
- Rub out
- Liquidate.
- Liquidate a dragon
- Really amuse
- Really entertain, at a comedy showcase
- Lay low
- Leave 'em laughing
- Leave helpless with laughter
- Leave in stitches
- Leave laughing in the aisles
- Leave laughing
- Leave rolling in the aisles
- Perform amazingly, in slang
- Perform excellently
- Make heads roll?
- Make laugh a lot
- Make laugh in a big way
- Make laugh really hard
- Make laugh
- Make one roll in the aisles
- More than amuse
- More than just amuse
- More than tickle
- Whack
- Wow
- Wow an audience
- Wow, as a stand-up
- Wow, as in a drag show
- Wow, comedywise
- Wow 'em at the comedy club
- Take out, as a vampire
- Slaughter
- What Buffy does
- What Buffy would do to a vampire
- What good comics do
- "You ___ me!" ("That's hysterical!")
- "You ___ me!"
- Smite
- Send rolling in the aisles
Recent Usage of Wow an audience in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 9, 1977
