Below are all possible answers to this clue ordered by its rank. We found 1 solutions for Fake Out In The top solutions is determined by popularity, ratings and frequency of searches. 39D: Add some meat to the bones (fatten up) - my wife does not think FATTEN UP and ICE UP should be allowed in the same puzzle. People who searched for this clue also searched for: Bumper imperfection.
66A: Fakes out with fancy footwork (dekes) - I hear this most often in hockey commentary, but it works for most any sport. 47D: Many Guinness listings (firsts) - another clue I had trouble parsing, mainly because I wanted it to end in the superlative -ESTS. Know another solution for crossword clues containing Fake out at the rink? It's exceedingly pretentious. I wrote in HENCE (1D: Therefore), EMEER, and RAT ON (3D: Betray, in a way) in the 1, 2, and 3D positions, respectively, so that the answer to [What a gal has that a gent doesn't? ] 43A: Big Easy team (Saints) - found myself thinking "They aren't in N. O. anymore, " then realized I was thinking of the Jazz, the basketball team that moved from New Orleans to Utah in 1979. 15A: Muscat resident (Omani) - haven't seen it in a while, but at times it has been quite prevalent. Signed, Rex Parker, King of Crossworld. I do remember, however, what my biggest problem in the puzzle was - a clever ruse that is severely flawed (IMOO) by the employment of a variant spelling. THEME: Business phrases with cutesy clues.
It's a city in Ohio. Relative difficulty: Medium. 59A: Salary for selling insects as food? We found more than 1 answers for Fake Out In The Rink.
Found an answer for the clue Fake out, on the rink that we don't have? 25A: Lukas of "Witness" (Haas) - behold my magical powers! 13D: Kiting necessity (wind) - true enough. We use historic puzzles to find the best matches for your question. And therein lies the problem. I mention Lukas HAAS in my write-up of Tommy HAAS a few days ago, and bam, here he is. 16A: Mystifying Mr. Geller (Uri) - more cutesy cluing. If you're still haven't solved the crossword clue Rink fakeouts then why not search our database by the letters you have already!
I take back the cutesy accusation. Fraternity brother of Dubya. We have 2 answers for the clue Fake out, on the rink. My first instinct here (as always): OAF.
Tried to solve on the NYT applet last night and - as happens not infrequently when I solve that way - it was having freezing problems, the likes of which are cured, strangely, only by my switching to another tab and then switching back to the NYT site. Clue: Fake out, on the rink. In fact, I would pay to see that. With our crossword solver search engine you have access to over 7 million clues.
50A: Celestial altar (Ara) - a constellation. I think Mean Mr. Mustard could kick Mystifying Mr. Geller's @$$. Not sure what magical unfreezing powers that has, but it seems to work. Optimisation by SEO Sheffield. We add many new clues on a daily basis. REO) - Before puzzles, the only way I knew REO was via the massively popular band of my youth, REO Speedwagon.
I speak, of course, of HARD G (1A: What a gal has that a gent doesn't? Somewhat easy to remember in that all of its letters are contained in the word ALTAR. 52D: Fred's dancing sister (Adele) - If you lived entirely inside the crosswords, you'd think she was more famous than Fred. So I started in the (awkward) NW and essentially went around the grid in clockwise fashion, but without getting a handle on the theme until...
34D: Throws in the trash (deep sixes) - love the phrase, though the clue seems overly mundane for the answer. I actually went into this actor's imdb file trying to remember why he became famous and way down at the bottom of the film list was "Witness. " Recent usage in crossword puzzles: - LA Times - March 1, 2007. Tuesday, April 22, 2008. Lots of cultures around the world eat insects and would find most of what you put in your body "gross. " You can narrow down the possible answers by specifying the number of letters it contains. Slayton of Apollo 18. Refine the search results by specifying the number of letters. His fame is more mystifying than he is. 31D: Elbow-benders (sots) - ah, two great members of the vocabulary of drunkenness. Ints) - "boo-boos" is unforgivable in a football clue.
Looked like it began HER..., a possessive feminine pronoun that fits perfectly with the phrasing of the clue. Great phrases all: - 5D: Campaigner's greeting (glad hand) - Pennsylvanians will not have to endure this much longer... - 11D: Works out with weights (pumps iron). It's a useful word - abundance of vowels, ends in "I". Normally love these kinds of self-referential clues, where the word in the clue is what's at issue. Otherwise, an adequate Tuesday puzzle. 27A: QB boo-boos: Abbr. 9D: How curses are exchanged (angrily) - couldn't figure out the gist of this for a while. Ah, it's not a lake. Only then did I notice HER DG and think "... that's not right. "
12D: Lake next to Avon Lake (Erie) - What the heck is "Avon Lake? " If certain letters are known already, you can provide them in the form of a pattern: "CA???? The real problem is the A crossing, AMEER (2D: Mideast poo-bah). With you will find 1 solutions. Add your answer to the crossword database now. I don't really know when. So I figured the next two letter were something I'd just have to come back to. 62A: Big galoot (ape) - wish I could see GALOOT in the puzzle more often. It is an acceptable variant of EMIR, it's true. Last Seen In: - USA Today - March 21, 2018. Theme answers: - 17A: Fishing trawler's haul?
See the results below. I normally love the letter trap (i. e. answers like SILENT E and SOFT C), but the combined cutesy cluing and nonstandard AMEER diminished my joy just a bit. 28A: Seat of government's acquisitions? The Crossword Solver is designed to help users to find the missing answers to their crossword puzzles.
The most likely answer for the clue is DEKE. Try your search in the crossword dictionary! Referring crossword puzzle answers. I solved this puzzle in a rather awkward, backward fashion, filling in the back ends of multiple theme answers, which gave me next to no help in solving them. 37A: Upturned, as a crate (on end) - couldn't parse this to save my life "ONE something... " Even after I got it: "ONE ND? Hockey player's deceptive move. It is more relaxing (even when I'm speeding, because at least I know I'm not going to have a technical difficulty greater than broken pencil lead), and I can annotate the puzzle (for blogging purposes) on the fly - slightly less work for me later.
You can easily improve your search by specifying the number of letters in the answer. The system can solve single or multiple word clues and can deal with many plurals. 44A: Publisher's windfall? 41A: Yeoman's agreement (aye) - see also YES (65A: "That's a go"). With 4 letters was last seen on the January 01, 2007. I feel as if this word's stock is on the rise.