Crossword Clue: You might have a shot at it
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- __ and grill (type of restaurant)
- __ code
- __ exam
- __ none (without exception)
- ___ and grill (type of restaurant)
- ___ and grill
- ___ exam (test for a future lawyer)
- ___ exam (test for would-be lawyers)
- ___ exam (test given twice a year)
- ___ exam (would-be lawyer's hurdle)
- ___ Harbor
- ___ none
- ___ of soap
- "___ Rescue" (reality show hosted by nightclub consultant Jon Taffer)
- "___ Rescue" (reality show on Spike)
- ___ sinister
- American ___ Association (lawyers' group)
- American pub
- Barrier
- A code
- A good place to belly up to
- "A guy walks into a ___ ..."
- Beer joint
- Beer offerer
- Beer-swilling place
- Bell or code
- Belli's bailiwick
- Belly up to the ___ (order a drink)
- Bent-elbows locale
- Attorneys, as a group
- Attorneys, collectively
- Attorneys passed it
- After-show spot
- Blackball
- Axle, e.g.
- Block of soap
- Block
- Alcohol-serving establishment
- Alehouse
- Backdrop for many jokes
- Ballerina's handrail
- Ballet dancer's exercise rail
- Ballet-practice aid
- Ban
- Banish
- Dart game locale
- Hinder
- Hindrance
- CBA word
- Famous sitcom setting
- Granola ___ (healthy snack)
- Granola ___
- Hit blot's spot, in backgammon
- Grasshopper's home?
- Cell component
- Cell feature
- Cell part
- Cell signal strength indicator
- Common joke setting
- Common setting for a joke
- Frequent joke setting
- Frequent karaoke setting
- Gridiron component
- Home for some flies
- Grill partner
- Grill's go-with
- Grill's partner
- Groggery
- Brewery client
- It can be bellied up to
- It can be "bellied up" to
- Honky-tonk
- Deny entry to
- Deny entry
- Horizontal restaurant surface
- Elbow-bending place
- "Guy walks into a ___ . . ."
- Electric Six "Gay ___"
- Gymnastic equipment
- Destination of many a fake ID user
- Cheers, e.g.
- "Cheers" location
- Cheers, on TV
- Cheers or Moe's
- 'Cheers' set
- ''Cheers'' setting
- "Cheers" setting
- It may be raised
- It may be sandy or candy
- Hotel feature
- Eliminate
- Hotel's watering hole
- House of spirits?
- Dial unit
- Halloween treat
- Cordial surroundings?
- Chocolate block
- Chocolate candy shape
- Chocolate chunk
- Chocolate, for one
- Chocolate purchase
- Chocolate shape
- Chocolate unit
- Hunter S. Thompson character ___ Duke
- Happy hour hangout
- Happy hour haunt
- Happy hour locale
- Happy hour place
- "Happy Hour" site
- Happy Hour site
- Happy hour sponsor
- Happy hour spot (1)
- Happy hour spot
- Happy-hour spot
- Happy hour venue
- Cosmopolitan locale
- Cosmopolitan place
- Harbor or mitzvah
- Harbor or sinister
- "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" setting
- Business with a jukebox
- It's bellied up to
- Counter.
- Counter
- First step toward the Presidency for many.
- Butter unit
- It's grasped while lying on a weight-lifting bench
- Harry Hope's place in an O'Neill play
- Enjoin
- It's jumped in a high jump
- "I Love This ___" (Toby Keith song)
- It's moved in limbo
- Court accessory
- Cage constituent
- Dive, e.g.
- Dive, maybe
- Cake of soap
- Divider in a musical score
- "Coyote Ugly" setting
- Gin joint
- Gin mill
- Establishment that might offer a happy hour
- Establishment that sells alcoholic drinks
- Establishment where you might run a tab
- Estop
- Imbibing site
- Impede
- Impediment
- Candy ___ (Almond Joy, for example)
- Candy ___ (Snickers, for example)
- Candy ___ (Three Musketeers, for example)
- Candy choice
- Candy form
- Candy in a wrapper
- Candy log
- Candy or sand
- Candy purchase, sometimes
- Candy purchase
- Candy serving
- Candy shape
- Candy unit
- Cross or crow ender
- Cross or crow finale
- Every time I walk into one, I'm like, "Is this a joke or something?"
- Crosspiece
- Cantina
- Follower of coffee, milk, or wine
- Except for
- Except
- Exclude
- Coast unit
- For some, it's set low
- Cocktail lounge
- Forbid entry to
- Forbid entry
- Forbid
- John Hiatt "The Tiki ___ is Open"
- Code or chart type
- Dove purchase
- Dove shape
- Gold __
- Johnnie Cochran passed it
- Johnny Cochran passed it
- Gold unit
- Joint in many a joke
- Joint in many jokes
- Joke setting, often
- Joke setting
- Form for candy
- Form of chocolate
- Form of chocolate?
- Draft board?
- Draft table?
- Drafty place?
- Golfer's 19th hole
- Individual metal part of a jail cell
- Collie's charge
- Jumper's obstacle
- Ingot
- Ingot, for instance
- Ingot shape
- Jungle gym part
- High jump equipment
- High jump need
- High-jump need
- High jumper's hurdle
- High-jumper's hurdle
- Drinker's place
- Drinking counter
- Drinking establishment I can't really go to anymore--autograph hounds, you know
- Drinking establishment
- Drinking site
- Drinking spot
- Drinks counter
- Fort Knox item
- Gownsman's practice.
- Karaoke joint, usually
- Where many a joke is set
- Pink Floyd "Ibiza ___"
- Where many drafts are produced
- "Katy, ___ the door!"
- Rigid piece of metal
- Where restaurant patrons might wait
- Keep from entering
- Keep out of, with "from"
- Keep out
- Where spirits are located
- Server of shots
- Mandrel, e.g.
- Pub (and a word that can follow the second parts of 17- and
- Pub counter
- Manhattan buyer's place
- Manhattan developer?
- Pub kin
- Manhattan location?
- Manhattan setting
- Manhattan setting?
- Manhattan spot
- Manhattan's place
- Pub
- "Public house"
- Public house
- Where to find a Jack Rose or a Tom Collins
- Where to find a pink lady
- Where to find a zombie
- The 19th hole
- Stop from entering
- Where to get a gimlet
- Where to get an angel's kiss
- Where to go for happy hour
- Where to hold a pink lady
- Where to order a beer
- Where to order a cocktail
- Where to order a margarita
- Where to order rounds
- Where to see a round of shots
- Vaulter's hurdle
- Where to sip a cocktail
- Setting for "Cheers"
- Setting for "Horace & Pete"
- Where to stop for a drink after work
- Setting for many a joke about a priest, a rabbi and a minister
- Setting for many a joke
- Where to take a shot
- Setting for many jokes
- Place for a cocktail
- Place for a cold one
- Setting for the 1982-1993 NBC sitcom "Cheers"
- Place for a draft
- Place for a drink
- Place for a gimlet or screwdriver
- Setting of many a joke
- Setting of many jokes
- Place for a martini
- Many a joke setting
- Place for a pickup
- Many a lounge
- Place for a pint
- Where you might give your friend another shot
- Where you might see a newer band
- Place for a screwdriver
- Place for chin-ups
- Pullup site
- Place for fuzzy navels
- Place for good spirits
- Place for many belts
- Place for mixed drinks
- Place for pickups
- Place for shots
- Tosspot's hangout
- Place to belly up to
- Place to "belly up to"
- Place to buy a martini
- Place to buy a mixed drink
- Place to drink up
- Place to get a martini
- Place to get a Rusty Nail
- Place to get a screwdriver
- Place to get drinks
- Place to get served
- Place to get smashed
- Place to go for a beer after work
- Place to go for a cocktail
- Place to grab a drink
- Place to have Sex on the Beaches
- Place to order a cocktail
- Place to order a drink
- Place to order a gin and tonic
- Place to order a martini
- Robert Shapiro passed it
- Place to order drinks
- Place to pick up a blonde (in more ways than one)
- Place to pick up glasses
- Place to purchase a screwdriver
- Place to sit down for a drink
- Place to stand a round
- Place to stand around with a round
- Kind of bell
- Place walked into, in classic jokes
- Place where you might have a shot
- Place with drafts
- Kind of chart or code
- Shape of a Three Musketeers or Snickers
- Kind of code or chart
- Kind of code
- Kind of exam
- Kind of fly
- Stripe
- Kind of graph
- Rod
- Oasis of a sort
- Object from Mars?
- Mars ___
- Mars or Milky Way
- Mars unit
- Kind of stool
- Roller coaster restraint
- Obstacle
- Mudslide locale
- Obstruct
- Obstruction
- Mughouse
- Quaffing place
- Quaffing site
- "The Iceman Cometh" setting
- The legal profession
- Room with a draft?
- Room with a draft
- Wings locale
- Something to tend
- Sometimes it's sinister
- Sometimes you just have to raise it
- Shoal
- Musical measure
- Limbo item
- Limbo need
- Limbo obstacle
- Limbo prop
- Limbo requisite
- Musical unit
- Musician's measure
- Round house?
- Row of black squares preceding or following six puzzle answers, thereby completing them
- Tribunal
- With the exception of
- Sot's spot
- OHenry, for one
- Liquor server
- Measure, in music
- Shot spot
- Measure
- Trivia night locale
- Trivia night site
- Trivia quiz setting
- Rule out
- Rail used for chin-ups
- Rail
- Railing
- Pole-vault prop
- Pole vaulter's challenge
- Pole vaulter's obstacle
- Raise the ___
- Part of a jungle gym
- Raising the ___
- Sour server
- Old-fashioned locale?
- Old fashioned place?
- Old-fashioned setting
- Old-fashioned spot?
- Meeting place on "How I Met Your Mother" or "Cheers"
- Part of ABA
- Part of many hotels
- Rare site during Prohibition
- Part of the ABA
- Local watering hole
- Popular car for commuters
- One-armed bandit picture
- Reception feature
- Law-court part
- Law student's exam
- Lawyer's ___ exam
- Lawyer's association
- Lawyers collectively
- Lawyers' group
- Lawyer's hurdle
- Military band?
- Military decoration
- Lounge
- Reef
- Preclude
- Milky Way, e.g.
- Milky Way, for one
- Milky Way unit
- Refuse admission to
- Refuse admission
- Refuse entry
- Refuse
- Legal exam
- Legal profession
- Lush surrounding?
- Lush surroundings?
- Nightclub or saloon
- Nightclub or tavern
- Nightclub
- Nightspot
- Nineteenth hole [SEE NOTE for last week's bird explanation]
- Nineteenth hole
- Mitzvah or sinister
- MacLaren's on "How I Met Your Mother," e.g.
- MacLaren's on "How I Met Your Mother," for example
- Mixologist's milieu
- Mixologist's place
- Mixologist's workplace
- No, in a circle
- " . . . no moaning of the ___ when . . . "
- Prevent
- Lever
- None preceder
- Libation station
- Lieutenant's insignia
- Lifebuoy form?
- Restaurant seating area
- Restaurant waiting area
- Restrict
- Profession
- Piano or roll follower
- Prohibit from entering
- Prohibit
- Pickup hangout
- Pickup spot, perhaps
- Piece of candy, often
- Piece of candy
- Piece of chocolate
- Piece of soap
- Theater lobby hangout
- Word after "candy" or "snack"
- Word after "Don't pass" and "Don't come" on a craps table
- Shut off
- Shut out
- Word after "grab" or "granola"
- Sunset Strip's rocker hangout Rainbow ___ & Grill
- Word after roll or scroll
- Word after sports or wet
- Sidecar site
- Space ___ (long key on a keyboard)
- Word following snack or space
- Support (for a drinker?)
- Salad ___ (feature of some steak houses)
- Salad ____
- Salad or sushi
- Salad setting
- Watering hole, so to speak
- Watering hole
- Word that can follow "granola" or "candy"
- Word that can go after "salad" or "space"
- Saloon counter
- Saloon necessity
- Saloon
- Word with chart or graph
- Word with chocolate or space
- Word with "code" and "chart"
- Word with code or exam
- Word with coffee or roll
- Word with "cross" or "crow"
- Word with cross or crow
- Sushi setting
- Sand or candy
- Sand or chocolate follower
- Sand or handle
- Sand or salad follower
- Word with raw and wet
- Sandy navigational hazard
- "Two guys walk into a ___ ..."
- Word with toll or roll
- Sinister or B Q
- Sinister or Mitzvah
- Type of exam
- Symbol on many slot machines
- Spot for a screwdriver
- Spot for a shot
- Spot to spot spirits
- Scene in "The Iceman Cometh."
- Scene of many a joke
- "This guy walks into a ___ ..."
- What "A guy walks into"
- What a high jumper jumps
- What a pole-vaulter tries to go over
- What a priest, a minister and a rabbi might walk into
- What a priest, a rabbi, and a minister walk into, in many jokes
- "Science for a better life" sloganeer
- Slab of chocolate or soap
- Three Musketeers unit
- Writing in a box
- Staff section
- What band hits after show
- Stand in the way of
- Stand in the way
- Unit of pressure
- Tap room
- Taproom
- Slot machine icon
- Slot-machine icon
- Slot-machine symbol
- Slot machine symbol
- Slot symbol
- Slots picture
- What LL.B.'s have passed
- Unlikely place for free spirits
- Tavern section
- Tavern
- You can't limbo without it
- What you go under when dancing the limbo
- What you try to go under when doing the limbo
- You might close one at the end of a long night
- You might have a shot at it
- You might stand a round here
- "What's yours?" locale
- Snack ___
- Tender area?
- Tender beginner
- Tender beginner?
- Tender beginning?
- Tender opening?
- Tender place?
- Tender spot?
- Tender start?
- To succeed, you may have to raise it
- Snippet of music
- Self-serve salad site
- Steel rod
- Tennyson crossed it: 1892
- Toby Keith "I Love This ___"
- Where a mixologist might work
- Where a mixologist works
- Where a person in charge is making the rounds?
- Where a zombie might be found
- Where a zombie might be seen
- Step up to the ____
- Tollbooth part
- Soap buy
- Soap cake
- Soap or candy unit
- Soap purchase
- Soap unit
Recent Usage of You might have a shot at it in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "You might have a shot at it" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used You might have a shot at it in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Dec. 21, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Feb. 6, 2017
- WSJ Saturday - Nov. 5, 2016
- WSJ Daily - Nov. 4, 2015
- USA Today - Aug. 10, 2015
- Washington Post Puzzler - Aug. 5, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 31, 2012
- Wall Street Journal Friday - June 17, 2011
- Wall Street Journal Friday - April 1, 2011
- USA Today - Dec. 17, 2009
- Wall Street Journal Friday - March 16, 2007
