| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| to go on foot is quite legal, in short | 5 letters | legit |
| ||
Likely related crossword puzzle clues
- Okay
- O.K.
- Absolutely fair
- Kosher
- Walk, slangily
- On the up and up
- Kosher, so to speak
- Honest ......
- Run
- Go by foot, slangily
- On the level
- Aboveboard
- Lawful
- Authorised escape?
- Above board
- Conforming to the law
- It's OK to run away
- Right to run away?
- Straight
- Genuine
- Permissible to run away
- The real deal
- "For real!"
- Conforming to rules
- To run away is quite legal, in short
- On the up-and-up, so to speak
- On the up and up: slang
- Conforming to the rules: slang
- Sanctioned
- Rightful
- Briefly legal
- Bolt conforming to a certain standard
- admissible to run away
- Go on foot
- For real, in slang
- Not under the counter
- Not phony
- Lawful, for short
- Slangily licit
- On the square
- Not unlawful
- Not bootleg
- Go on shanks' mare
- to be believed [coll]
- not sketchy
- Hurry up
- like someone who's the real deal
- Bona fide
- Authorised to go away on foot
- Within the law
- Authentic
- to walk or run away is acceptable
- Escape quickly authorised?
- Not shady
- reputable, informally
- Valid
- Not a fake
- lawful, informally
- MC Hammer's 2 ... 2 Quit
- Opposite of sketchy
- Not bogus
- allowed by law
- Perfectly reasonable
- Run in a lawful way
- run away joined up - it's allowed
- For real, colloquially
- Bona fide, for short
- Sanctioned by law (abbr)
- valid, briefly
- Run off in compliance with the rules
- authentic, informally
- To run away is perfectly OK
- Legitimate (ABBR.)
- Lower body part: it is not dodgy
- Genuine informally
- to go on foot is quite legal, in short
- Run off, right?
- Not a scam
- Lawful escape?
- Lawful way to run off
- Authorized to follow pedestrian path?
- Escape, possibly, is lawful
- Run a respectable drama
- Authentic, in slang
- informal term for lawful
- honest and aboveboard
- Allowable, for short
- Right limb, that thing
- Show turn of speed that's respectable
- "Seems ......" ("I think it's valid")