Answer: PITS
PITS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining PITS with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Matches
- Doldrums
- Cavities
- Quarries
- Worst
- Peach centers
- Seeds
- Stones
- Chasms
- Opposes
- Trading places
- Absolute worst
- Peach parts
- Barbecue spots
- Cherry centers
- Abysses
- Nadir
- Cherry parts
- Cherry discards
- Alveoli
- Peach discards
- Mines
- Plum centers
- Orchestra locales
- Orchestra areas
- Olive discards
- Exchange places
- Sumps
- Plum parts
- Olive centers
- Fruit throwaways
- Fruit centers
- Fire places
- Exchange areas
- Cherries' centers
- Centers of peaches
- Absolute worst, with "the"
- Worst, to to speak
- Where racers retire?
- They may be bottomless
- Some mines
- Seeds in cherries
- Secret spots?
- Refueling places
- Racetrack stops
- Racetrack service area
- Race-car stops
- Peach stones
- Parts of avocados
- Orchestra sections
- La Brea Tar __
- Indy service areas
- Holes in the ground
- Fruit stones
- Excavations
- Dug holes
- Depressing situation, with "the"
- Commodities trading areas
- Collieries
- Coal mines
- Cherry throwaways
- Absolute worst (with ''the'')
- Worst, with "the"
- Where race car drivers make stops for service
- Where coal miners work
- Where auto racers retire?
- Watermelon residue
- Very worst
- Very bad, with "the"
- Trading spots
- Trading areas
- Tire-changing spots
- The worst. with "the"
- The absolute worst, with "the"
- The ________, horrible
- Sweat stain places
- Stones in the centers of peaches
- Stone fruit discards
- Spots for retiring?
- Spots for orchestras
- Speedway areas
- Something horrible, with "the"
- Some produce centers?
- Some olive discards
- Sets into opposition
- Sets in competition
- Sets in active opposition.
- Sets (against)
- Service areas for the Unsers
- Seeds of peaches or cherries
- Seeds of cherries
- Sammy Hagar song that is the worst (with "The")?
- Salt mines
- Results of some digging
- Racer's stops
- Places to retire?
- Places to refuel
- Places to mosh
- Places in opposition
- Place for the blues
- Peachy middles
- Peach throwaways
- Peach features
- Peach and plum centers
- Parts of olives and peaches
- Orchestra sites
- Olives' seeds
- Olive throwaways
- Olive stones
- Olive seeds
- Olive leftovers
- Nectarines' centers
- Nectarine parts
- Nectarine discards
- Nectarine centers
- Nadir, with "the"
- Mining locations
- Mining areas
- Metaphorical low area, with "the"
- Mechanics' stations in an auto race
- Mangoes have big ones
- Just awful, with "the"
- Inedible peach parts
- Inedible fruit parts
- Indy stops
- Indy areas
- Holes that might be "bottomless"
- Hectic places at stock exchanges
- Hard things to throw away?
- Hard cherry parts
- Hard centers of cherries and peaches
- Gravel andsand sources
- Gravel and sand sources
- Grain exchanges
- Glass flaws
- Fruit leftovers
- Freestone stones
- Excavated areas
- Drupe remains
- Depressing place, with "the"
- Compost heap stones
- Cherry stones
- Cherry seeds
- Cherry or peach seeds
- Cherry middles
- Cherry items
- Certain stones
- Centers of pluots
- Centers of cherries
- Car-race stops
- Avocados' centers
- Avocado centers
- Auto racing service areas
- Apricots' centers
- Apricot leftovers
- Apricot centers
- A dreadful state, with "the"
- 500 places
- "If Life is a Bowl of Cherries--What Am I Doing in the ___?" (Bombeck book)
- " . . . What Am I Doing in the ___?"
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