| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Eleventh ...... | 4 letters | hour |
| ||
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- Time piece
- 2:00 or 3:00
- Time
- Chime time, with "the"
- Lesson duration, often
- Daylight savings saving
- Happy
- Time period
- Period of time
- 1:00, e.g.
- Billing unit
- Appointed time
- Twelve to one
- Length of many a TV drama
- 60 minutes
- Word with rush or credit
- TV drama length, usually
- Period of 60 minutes
- what occurs 24 times in a day
- Acclaim, losing no time
- Time to get house above ancient city
- Time to take heart from award
- Time of day
- Fraction of a day
- Period of sixty minutes
- time allocated to us by hothead
- Our timely version
- part of a day
- kilowatt-...
- 3,600 seconds
- When it cometh, so doth the man!
- Word after half or happy
- Period of day
- Little-hand indication
- Unit of Time
- 'Spring forward, fall back' amount
- Sixty minutes
- space between 3 and 4
- midnight to 1 a.m., for instance
- it may be broken into minute parts
- length of most tv dramas
- what the little hand shows
- Rush
- Length of TV's 60 Minutes
- Happy ... (bar event)
- Sixty minutes of time
- typical tv drama length
- 1/24 of a day
- Hand
- Clock division
- Part of MPH
- Day segment
- 60-minute unit
- 60-minute span
- Day division
- the time that mostly belongs to us?
- Length of most TV drama episodes
- Day unit
- What the big hand indicates
- Rush-... traffic
- 60-minute period
- Sixty-minute period
- One of 24
- Clock unit
- time of no loss of good reputation
- duration of most soaps
- Midnight, for one
- Period of a revolution?
- One of 24 in a day
- The "xx" of xx:yy
- Number before a colon
- H
- 11 or 12, but not 13
- Cuckoo announcement
- "...... of the Wolf" (Bergman film)
- Kind of hand
- Zero
- Compline or sext
- Jean Kerr's "Lunch ......"
- "Now Is the ......," 1946 song
- College-credit unit
- Kind of glass
- Rush follower
- Midnight to 1 A.M.
- Word with glass or hand
- Cuckoo's announcement
- "Lunch ......," Jean Kerr play
- Length of a lunch break
- Eleventh ......
- Hellman's "The Children's ......"
- Time unit?
- H or witching
- "The Children's ......"
- Common lecture length
- Time for a glass?
- Some time
- Sort Of Glass?
- kilowatt-.... (power-use unit)
- Time to put some houses right
- Measure of time
- too-long wait on hold
- clock cycle
- rush ... (traffic jam puzzle)
- 3.6 billion microseconds
- 1/168 of a week
- Billing unit, sometimes
- Clock time
- Length of most soap operas
- 1/24th of a day
- Witching ....
- Sixty minutes make one
- It might be witching
- Jackie Chan starrer "Rush ..."
- Jackie Chan's "Rush ..."
- It has 60 minutes
- ... of need (most desperate time)
- Two to three, for one
- Time period which has 60 minutes
- The "h" in m.p.h.
- 23 X 7 - 101 minutes
- period that's 3,600 seconds long
- Noon or midnight
- Long time to wait in line
- Typical length of a TV drama
- 2.00 or 3.00, e.g.
- The H of MPH
- "spring forward" unit
- Word with happy or rush
- Tolled time
- wash ourselves outside for some time
- 11 or 12, say, but not 13
- Length of many TV dramas
- Word after "golden" or "happy"
- It's said to be our time
- 24/7 unit
- what a clock's little hand denotes
- Time one got away from 4
- The h in mph
- 24 in a day, for one
- Fall back interval
- Any of 24 in a day
- Duration of a massage typically
- Time to enter the church ourselves
- Time belongs to us, so to speak
- time to sound breathless!
- Equivalent of 3,600 seconds
- Time to gain double
- in an hr.
- There are 60 minutes in one
- One of 8,760 in a single year
- ...... year
- ...... while
- ... week
- Lunch break, perhaps
- Time to do a hand's turn
- class duration, often
- Our stated time
- The H of KPH
- Rush ....; hectic driving time
- Length of most TV shows
- word with "happy" or "eleventh"
- There are 24 of them in a day
- Indication of one hand
- Day part of 60 minutes
- Time segment
- Sixty-minute time period
- Time for lunch
- 60 minutes of time
- Clock's indication of the time
- it can precede glass or hand
- Customary time
- Rush, lunch or happy?
- The "12" of 12:34