Clue | Length | Answer |
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Zipped along | 4 letters | tore |
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Zipped along | 4 letters | sped |
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- Ran
- Went over the limit
- Tempted a traffic cop
- Went like a leadfoot
- Tore
- Hightailed it
- Flew
- Zoomed
- Risked a ticket
- Zipped
- Didn't dillydally
- Wasted no time
- Risked getting ticketed
- Raced
- Lost no time
- Scurried
- Went quickly
- Hotfooted it
- Tempted a trooper
- Went like the dickens
- Cannonballed
- Floored it
- Careered
- Rushed
- Made haste
- Went like the wind
- Went fast
- Blew (through)
- Shot (off)
- Put the pedal to the meta
- Went 80, say
- Earned a citation?
- Whipped along
- *Made tracks
- Went flat-out
- Whizzed
- Exceeded the limit
- Scooted
- Hastened
- Drove too fast
- Moved quickly
- Moved rapidly
- tried to make up for lost time
- Moved at speed
- Some gas pedal — went like rocket!
- hurried along
- Dashed
- drove over the limit
- Cut corners, perhaps
- Really moved
- Went over 100, say
- Zoomed along
- Went very fast
- went beyond city limits?
- Betting journalist was rushed
- Passed quickly
- drove fast
- Ignored the limit
- Ignored some road signs
- Zoomed in a car say
- Put the pedal to the metal
- moved it
- Went too fast
- got there as fast as one could
- Took off
- drew a cop's attention, in a way
- Charged along
- Went at a lick
- Sprinted
- Traveled quickly
- Went really fast
- did 90, say
- went like crazy
- went lickety-split
- Accelerated
- Hied
- Did 35 in a 25, say
- Small quiet journalist rushed
- raced along
- Went 90
- Increased the rate of work done
- Speed past
- Drove 65 in a 45 zone, for example
- hit the accelerator
- went rapidly
- Betting journalist rushed
- Zipped along
- Went at high velocity
- Drove faster than the law allows
- Went 95 mph
- Exceeded the posted limit
- Raced (about)
- Drove rapidly
- Traveled rapidly
- Drove excessively fast
- zoomed past
- Ran swiftly
- Some reckless pedestrians belted along
- Small quiet hack rushed
- Drove faster than 55 mph, perhaps
- Ignored a limit
- Fairly flew
- Went faster than the limit
- Drove too quickly
- Disobeyed highway signs
- Went over the limit, say
- Earned a lead-foot traffic citation
- Ran full out
- Ran fast
- Went too fast on the highway
- Drove with a lead foot
- Went 90, say
- Earned a citation, maybe
- Hit 90, e.g.
- Went like lightning
- Barreled
- Reached 100, say
- Did 80, say
- Went 80 or 90, say
- Went 80 m.p.h.
- Shot, in a way
- Did 100
- Tore (off)
- Expedited
- Invited a ticket?
- Kept up with Mercury
- Went like Jehu
- Barreled along
- Whizzed along
- Opened the throttle
- Scampered
- Went like a house afire
- Exceeded 55 m.p.h.
- Went like sixty
- Stepped on it
- Facilitated
- Hared
- Exceeded a certain limit
- Gave cause for a fine
- Courted a ticket
- Emulated a jehu
- Burned up the road
- Barreled along the highway
- ...... up (accelerated)
- Went 70
- Dashed off
- Triggered a traffic cop's radar gun
- Drove faster than one should
- had a lead foot
- What machs measure
- Whizzed (by)
- Floored it on the highway
- Went too fast, say
- was a zoomer in the 80s?
- Betting journalist hurried
- Moved too fast
- went 90 on i-90, say
- Broke a posted limit
- went over the limit, in a way
- Broke a traffic rule
- travelled quickly
- Moved quickly, as on a bike
- Drove off in full speed
- Catalyzed, with "up"
- Drove lickety-split
- Exceeded the legal limit
- Drove quickly
- Drove hard?
- Zipped and zoomed
- Went over the limit, as in a car
- Drove like a maniac?
- Picked up the pace
- Drew the ire of a state trooper, say
- Tore along
- .... away; hightailed it
- went over the posted limit
- Raced ahead
- betting journalist is rushed
- Drove like your trunk was on fire
- Shot some pellets exploding duck heads
- Put the pedal to the metal, say
- Zipped across the highway
- Risked a traffic ticket
- broke the law, in a way
- Broke a limit
- Was really moving?
- Rushed, raced
- Flouted the limit
- Hustled
- Moved very quickly
- Moved really fast
- ignored a driving limit
- baited a state trooper
- Ran quickly
- exceeded 65, perhaps
- Some gas pedal used: went like rocket
- went full tilt
- Earned a ticket
- went zoom
- Drove swiftly
- Ignored MPH signs
- Flew, or drove fast
- Went 60 in a 45
- Risked getting a ticket while driving
- Hurtled
- went past the limit, in a way
- .... off; drove away quickly
- Ripped
- Risked a traffic citation
- Belted along
- Drove faster than allowed
- "hit the gas!"
- up (started moving faster)
- Went faster than the legal limit
- Drove 70 in a 55 zone, for example
- drove quite fast
- Risked a ticket on the freeway
- Drove faster than the limit
- Zoomed past other cars
- the bookie met ed and then hurried off
- Drove 90 mph
- .... away; left quickly
- Exceeded a road limit
- Raced past a car
- Went in high gear
- Went too fast when driving
- Did 70 in a 55 zone say
- Went like gangbusters
- Went in haste
- Drove 150 mph on a 100 mph lane, say
- Odds journalist was rushed
- hurried away
- Did 70 in a 55 zone, e.g.
- Apt rhyme of fled
- Vroomed and zoomed, say
- Odds that journalist was rushed
- Went 60 in a 50 say
- Hurried
- Went 70 in a 55 zone say
- violated posted limits
- Motored saw from which one gets cut
- Drove over the speed limit
- Went 80 m.p.h. in a 65, say
- .... off; skedaddled
- special media type moved quickly
- .... off; zoomed away
- improved your progress
- Drove too fast, say
- Flirted with a ticket?
- accelerated too much
- did 110 on i-10, say
- did 75 in a 55
- Risked a ticket, say
- ...... up [began moving more quickly]
- Floored the accelerator
- Went over the limit on the road
- Moved hurriedly
- Did 120 mph on the highway, say
- Drove 100 mph
- Flew (by)
- Risked getting pulled over
- Did 80 on I-80
- Raced, hurried
- Skedaddled
- went like mad
- triggered a cop's radar perhaps
- travelled at pace
- Went swiftly
- Traveled fast
- Drove 50 in a 35 zone, say
- went 60 in a 30, say
- went like the clappers
- Broke the limit
- Risked a ticket, perhaps
- Drove extra-fast
- Exceeded 65 mph in a 45 zone
- Split
- Ran
- SPED
- Rent-......
- Skedaddled
- Dashed
- Flew
- Drove like mad
- Shredded
- Zipped
- Burned up the road
- Raced
- Streaked
- Ripped
- Went like the dickens
- Floored it
- Blazed
- Rushed
- Whizzed (through)
- Burned up the highway
- Rushed headlong
- Raced (through)
- Went fast
- Pulled apart
- Went 80, say
- *Made tracks
- Barreled along
- Ruptured
- Moved with force
- Came apart at the seams
- Pulled to pieces
- Ignored the speed limit
- Pulled something apart forcefully
- ripped up
- came undone at the seams
- Burned rubber
- ran very fast, ripped
- Pulled violently
- lacerated
- Hurried, being about to start
- Slashed
- sped, or ripped
- Shredded, say
- Zoomed
- Moved really fast
- moved like a bat out of hell
- Navy gets to be ripped off
- Ran quickly
- Drove very fast
- Caused a rip in
- Ripped in two
- Whizzed along
- demolished, with "down"
- went lightning-fast
- went lickety-split
- yanked
- Zipped through
- ran like mad
- went like racehorses
- got ripped
- went like mad
- Severed
- Shredded by hand
- Made a rip in
- ripped out
- Moved very quickly
- *drop from a duct
- Ripped apart
- Injured as a ligament
- Ran fast
- Ripped to pieces
- Moved speedily
- Went speedily
- Ripped apart, say
- pulled (down)
- Went really fast
- Rent hill, to a point
- Fairly flew
- Raced (around)
- Raced like the wind
- Moved hurriedly
- Ripped apart a piece of paper say
- Ripped your shirt
- Injured a ligament say
- Went like hell
- Went like heck
- Careered
- Bolted
- Hightailed it
- Double-timed
- Ripped or zipped
- Cannonballed
- Rushed around
- Went like sixty
- Made haste
- Sprinted
- Convex molding
- Ripped or ripped along
- Hied
- Ran hastily
- Ran very fast
- Anagram for rote
- attacked, with "into"
- Wrenched
- Large convex molding
- Went swiftly
- Went like 60
- Sped madly
- Was dashing?
- Zoomed along
- Rushed to the right-hand side
- rushed (through)
- Ripped; went fast
- Ran like crazy
- ...... down (demolished)
- Leveled with down
- Didn't use scissors
- pulled asunder
- was ripped
- Snatched violently
- Voided perhaps as a ticket
- Laddered, snagged
- Snatched, wrested
- ripped into pieces, with "up"
- Rent hill, we hear
- Sped (through)
- Went 90, say
- .... up (ripped apart)
- Went very fast
- Shredded a piece of cloth, say
- Pulled apart forcefully
- Ripped something apart
- ... up (shredded)
- Turned a ticket into a stub
- made holes in
- .... apart (ripped up)
- Made a hole in perhaps
- Damaged, as a ligament
- Ripped a shirt, say
- put asunder
- Sped along
- Pulled or ripped apart
- "He ... apart her letter."
- Ripped (into)
- .... off; left quickly
- dashed or detached
- Ripped apart, as a piece of paper
- .... off; left suddenly
- Ripped, as clothing
- Ripped, as paper
- Went like a bat out of hell
- Split apart
- attacked eagerly, as wrapping paper
- Ripped, as a sheet of notebook paper
- Hurt, as a muscle
- Rushed towards, again
- hurt, as a ligament
- Ripped as wrapping paper
- .... off; bolted
- Rushed to the heart of the forest
- Went quickly
- .... down (did a demolition)
- Charged rent!
- Ripped apart in anger
- Moved swiftly
- Moved fast
- Verbally attacked with into
- ... open (ripped as an envelope)
- Hurried to repair all but two shoes
- ...... down (razed)
- it's ripped, having rushed
- The past tense of tear
- ...... up (ripped to shreds)
- Wrenched apart
- Ripped out, as pages from a notebook
- shredded, with "up"
- Ripped apart, as a newspaper
- Demolished a building, with "down"
- ...... into (verbally attacked)
- Hurried
- .... off; skedaddled
- Ripped apart, as paper
- wrenched away
- Ran like the wind?
- Tattered
- Ripped, shredded
- "Beat it!"
- Hurtled
- Zipped along
- Ripped; rote (anag.)
- Ripped apart, as a paper
- Went like lightning
- snatched
- injured a ligament, in a way
- Split, as a sheet
- .... to bits; shredded
- Pulled apart in reactor engine
- Made one sheet two sheets
- Separated forcefully
- Ripped, as a ligament