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Crossword clues for Not a close game 4 letters

AnswerClue
ROUTNot a close game
INOTWhen some close games are won, briefly
INOTHow some close NFL games are won
WARMClose, in a game
ROCKClosed fist, in a game
WARMClose, in a guessing game
WARMGetting close, as in a game
WARMGetting close, in a guessing game
WARMClose, in a kid's game
TENSERLike close games, vis-à-vis blowouts
INSTATERIVALSPlayers of close games?
SQUEAKERSClose games
SQUEAKERClose game
NAILBITERSClose games, perhaps
UPONEAhead in a close game
NAILBITERAnxiety-evoking close game, for example
NAILBITERStressfully close game
KRAFTCHEESENIPSKRISPYClose game at the cracker makers' softball tourney?
NAILBITERClose game
TENSELike a close game, usually
OTSThey may decide some close games, briefly
NAILBITERReally close game, say
NAILBITERVery close game, e.g.
TENSELike sports crowds during a close game
OTSEnds of some close games: Abbr.
BYANARROWMARGINHow a close game is won
BLEWOPENQuickly made a rout of, as a close game
NAILBITERVery close game
LOSEITINOVERTIMEDrop a close game, perhaps
ONERUNLike some close ball games
ONERUNDifference in a close ball game
ONERUNLike a close ball game
OTSVery close NFL games sometimes require them
OTSEnds of some close NBA games
OTSEnds of some close NFL games
FGSEnds of some close NFL games
JESSERelief pitcher Orosco who closed out Game 7 of the 1986 World Series
FGSEnds of some close N.F.L. games: Abbr.
KEEPSCOREFollow closely, as a game
UNOI'm close to winning! game cry
ONEHITTERGame that's close to perfect
TWOONEClose-scoring soccer game
COLDERNot as close, in children's games
ONERUNClose, as a ball game
NINESEVENFinal score of a close, defensively dominated NFL game, maybe
HOTClose to the answer, in games.
UNOCard game whose name is shouted when it's close to ending
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