Foot : 9 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ ? foot oil ___ around (football play) ___ bird (black-footed albatross) ___ Blount in the Football Hall of Fame ___ boots ('60s footwear) ___ cit. (footnote notation) ___ cit. (footnote) ___ citato (footnote phrase) ___ citato (Latin phrase that's often abbreviated in footnotes) ___ citato, footnote words ___ Cup: Canadian football trophy ___ equal footing ___ foot ___ Football Talk (sports blog) ___ it (go by foot) ___ it: travels on foot ___ kick (football action) ___ kick (football gamble) ___ of Eumenes, at foot of Acropolis ___ of Nails (college football trophy) ___ Oldest Rivalry: Virginia/North Carolina annual college football game ___ passu (on equal footing) ___ pedis (athlete's foot) ___ Rote of football fame ___ Sack (footbag brand) ___ salts (foot-soaking remedy) ___ salts (foot-soaking stuff) ___ spheroid (football, to sports writers) ___ toe (football injury) ___ United (English football club) ___ Villa (English football club) ___ wall game (football/rugby mashup played at an all-boys school) _____ cit. (footnote abbr.) ______ Cup ( CIS mens football championship trophy) ___-Days (intensified practices for football teams) ___-flicker (tricky football play) ___-foot jelly ___-foot oil (leather dressing) ___-Foot Sue (Pecos Bill's gal) ___-pie (from head to foot) ___-pie (head to foot) ... Pro Football Hall of Fame [1963] ... and 101-Across are known for their fancy footwork ''My Left Foot'' setting ''The Oblong Box'' author, in footnotes ''The shoe __ the other foot'' '50s footwear '90s All-Pro football player Sterling or Shannon 'Fighting' football team 'Football Friday' cable channel 'In the same place footnote abbr.' "___ Given Sunday" (1999 football film) "___ mouth, insert foot" "___-Tough" (1977 football film) ". . . as light of foot as a wild ___" (2 SAMUEL 2:18) "... ___ again, harder, harder!" (football cheer) "20. My all-time favorite football player is ___" "9. I wrote a paper in college on Poe's 'The ___' exclusively using just the footnotes!" "A Footnote to History" author's inits. "All football comes from ___": Knute Rockne "Any ___ Sunday" (football film) "As before," in footnotes "College GameDay" football analyst Corso "Dame" preceder, in football "Ditto," in footnotes "Down the Field" singer, at a football game "Family Guy" character with a football-shaped head "Five foot two, eyes ___" "Flat Foot Floogie" word "Foot in Mouth Disease" Canadian punkers "Foot in Mouth Disease" Canuck punks "Foot" or "fore" attachment "Football Friday" network "Football Night in America" co-host Patrick "Football Night in America" host "Football Night in America" host Bob "Football Night in America" network "Football On Your Phone" rapper Manning "Football Tonight" airer "Footloose" actor's side? "Footloose" actress Singer "Footloose" co-star Singer "Footloose" hero "Footloose" hero McCormack "Footloose" rocker Kenny "Footloose" singer "Footloose" singer Kenny "Footloose" singer Loggins "Footloose" singer, 1984 "Footprints on ___ of time" "Gallop apace, you fiery-footed ___": Shak. "Give me the football!" "Grand Old Man of Football" "Greasy" of football fame "Hike!" callers in football, for short "I wouldn't touch it with a ___-foot pole!" "I wouldn't touch that with a ___-foot pole!" "I've been hot-footed!" "In the same place," in footnotes "Iron Mike" of football "Leave your four-footed friends behind!" "Monday Night Football," e.g. "Monday Night Football" airer "Monday Night Football" channel "Monday Night Football" exec Arledge "Monday Night Football" feature "Monday Night Football" guy Collinsworth "Monday Night Football" network "Monday Night Football" scene at Texas Stadium? "My ___ Foot" "My Left Foot" Oscar-winner Fricker "My Life in Football" author Marino "Open mouth, ___ foot" "Papa Bear" of football "Piggy" on a tot's foot "See above," in some footnotes "Six foot, seven foot, eight foot ___!" "Stocking-Foot Orator" "Sunday Night Football" sportscaster Collinsworth "Swell" 50's footwear "The football fan is fingering the buttons on the remote ... he pushes the ___ and the game is on!" "The grand old man of football" "The King of Football" "The Raven" writer, in footnotes "The same as mentioned," in footnotes "The same place," in footnotes "The same," in footnotes "Traffic Crossing ___ Bridge" (pioneering 1888 film footage) "What a shame your footwear is missing," palindromically *1940s-'60s Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback *Company whose logo includes the winged foot of Mercury *Football and hockey, e.g. *Football snaps *Lines on a football field *Raider in the Pro Football Hall of Fame *Trotter's footwear item *Where the tight end is positioned, in football lingo 0, on a football pitch 1,000-foot-deep lake that straddles a state line 1/12 of a foot 3.5 millimeters to one foot, to a model railroader 5,280-foot landform? 6 in football 6-point football scores 8-Down's footwear 9-Down footballer 10,900-foot European peak 10-foot Alaskan, at times 11-season Notre Dame football coach Holtz 11,053-foot spouter 11,000-foot mount in Europe 11,000-foot Sicilian peak 11,000-foot Italian peak 12-time Ivy League football champs 12-foot bird 15 min. of football 18-footer, maybe 20,320-foot Alaskan peak 29,000-foot landmark 30-footer 30 minutes of football 30 minutes of NFL football 32,808 152/381-ft. footrace 50-foot woman, say 51-foot ride (4) 120 yards, for a football field 128-cubic-foot measure 164-foot-tall movie star 1940's-50's football legend ___ Walker 1970s-'80s NCAA college football record-holding quarterback Neil 1974 football film starring Burt Reynolds 1984 movie about football coach Paul Bryant 1990's sitcom based on the British series "One Foot in the Grave" 1993 tearjerker about Notre Dame football 1993 football movie set at Notre Dame 2000 Football Hall of Fame inductee 2005 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Michael 2007 NCAA basketball and football champions 2007 NCAA college football National Champions 2008 BCS football champs 2010 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Dick A 75-0 football score, e.g. A baseball, but not a football A basketball, but not a football A foot has 304.8 (Abbr.) A foot has 305 of these: Abbr. A foot has five A foot in a line A foot wide? A football conf. A football is snapped from here A football kick A football play: Abbr. A footbridge from Windsor leads to it A or AA, in footwear A poetic foot A seven-footer, quite often A three-foot pole? A type of football kick