| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Put the pedal to the metal | 3 letters | rev |
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| Put the pedal to the metal | 3 letters | hie |
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| Put the pedal to the metal | 4 letters | sped |
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| Put the pedal to the metal | 4 letters | race |
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| Put the pedal to the metal | 5 letters | speed |
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| Put the pedal to the metal | 5 letters | gunit |
| Put the pedal to the metal | 7 letters | floorit |
| Put the pedal to the metal | 8 letters | steponit |
| Put the pedal to the metal | 13 letters | giveitsomegas |
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- "hurry!" on the highway
- Drive crazy
- request for maximum speed
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- Burn rubber
- Put the pedal to the metal
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- 100-meter, e.g.
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- People
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- Sprint
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- Marathon, e.g.
- Competition
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- Political contest
- Word with arms or foot
- Family of man
- Battle the clock
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- ...... gallop
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- Competition for ethnic group
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- the kentucky derby, for example
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- bolt like bolt
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- Ethnic group
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- Hambletonian, e.g.
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- aqueduct feature
- Indy "500"
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- Yellow, white or black
- Human or rat ......
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- The Tour de France, for example
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- People in competition
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- derby day event
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- It may have four legs
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- Republican with brilliant career
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- Monaco Grand Prix, e.g
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- Indy 500, eg
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- Test of speed
- 5K or marathon
- People rush along
- Career
- Olympic event
- Run fast
- Go very fast
- People run
- stream of people
- Indy 500 or Daytona, for one
- political battle
- 5k, for instance
- house fly
- marathon or 5k, e.g.
- Derby, perhaps
- 100-yard dash, for one
- People initially relish good service
- 'So You Want to Talk About ...'
- Event that may be three-legged
- It might have several legs
- Tour de France or Daytona 500, e.g.
- Vie at Daytona
- Indy 500 or Daytona 500
- Marathon or Derby, e.g.
- Competition for two or more drivers
- Track-and-field event
- Rally vehicle going west then east
- “the tortoise and the hare” event
- Timed athletic event
- Sprint or marathon, e.g.
- Contest between tortoise and hare
- america's cup, for one
- Compete in a sprint