Crossword clues for axel
axel
- "Double" or "triple" rink move
- "Beverly Hills Cop" Foley
- ___ Foley (Eddie Murphy's role in "Beverly Hills Cop")
- Winter Olympics feat
- Waltz jump alternative
- Twisting Winter Olympics leap
- Turning jump on the ice
- Turning jump
- Triple ___ (impressive skating jump)
- Triple ___ (figure skating jump)
- Triple ___ (figure skating feat)
- Triple ___ (difficult ice skating jump)
- Tricky skating trick
- Tricky rink maneuver
- Tonya did it
- Toe loop kin
- Swedish man's name
- Surya Bonaly leap
- Stunt on skates
- Stojko manoeuvre
- Spinning leap at the rink
- Spinning leap
- Spinning jump named for a Norwegian skater
- Spinning jump
- Spin with a pick
- Spin on a rink
- Skating program maneuver
- Skating jump involving a mid-air turn
- Skaters leap
- Skater's jump with a spin
- Skater Paulsen with a namesake move
- Sasha Cohen move
- Sasha Cohen maneuver
- Salchow kin
- Rotating jump at the rink
- Rink trick
- Rink spin
- Rink highlight
- Paulsen who invented a leap
- Orchestra leader ____ Stordahl
- One's turn at the Olympics?
- One-and-one-half-turn rink leap
- One-and-a-half-turn jump
- One might be followed by a camel
- Olympic leap for Evan Lysacek
- Oksana maneuver
- Move for Nathan Chen
- Move for Michelle Kwan
- Move for Kwan
- Move for Gracie Gold
- Midori move
- Manley manoeuvre
- Maneuver on the ice
- Maneuver on ice
- Maneuver named after skater Paulsen
- Lutz's cousin
- Lutz relative
- Long-program leap
- Long program maneuver, maybe
- Lipinski's leap
- Leap with 1-1/2 rotations
- Leap performed by figure skater Adam Rippon
- Leap on ice
- Leap on a rink
- Leap for Tessa Virtue
- Leap for Scott Hamilton
- Leap for Sarah Hughes
- Leap for Brian Boitano
- Leap by Lipinski
- Leap at the Winter Olympics
- Leap at the Ice Capades
- Kwan's jump
- Kwan's feat
- Kwan jump
- Katarina Witt leap
- Jump with a turn on ice
- Jump with a spin
- Jump with 1.5 turns
- Jump on the rink
- Jump in skating
- Jump in an ice rink
- Jump in a Winter Olympics event
- Jump in a skater's short program
- Jump in a long program
- Jump for the judges
- Jump for Sonja
- Jump for Sasha Cohen
- Jump for Sarah Hughes
- Jump for Elvis Stojko
- Jump first performed publicly in 1882
- Jump done in ice skates
- Jump by Baiul or Boitano
- Jump at a rink
- Jump and a twist
- It might follow a salchow
- It might be followed by a loop
- It may follow a Salchow
- It can be followed by a Salchow
- Impressive skating jump
- Ice rink maneuver
- Ice rink leap
- Ice rink jump
- Ice jump
- Ice Capades move
- Ice Capades maneuver
- Foley played thrice by Eddie Murphy
- Figure skating trick
- Figure skater Paulsen
- Feat with double and triple versions
- Feat on ice
- Feat involving blades
- Eponymous rink move
- Double or triple feat
- Dorothy Hamill maneuver
- Difficult jump, on the ice
- Dick Button's forte
- Cold feat?
- Certain skating leap
- Certain jump at the Winter Olympics
- Camel follower
- Button maneuver
- Browning manoeuvre
- Boitano maneuver
- Boitano jump
- Belgian cyclist Merckx
- Athletic turn-and-a-half
- Alternative to a lutz
- A camel might follow it
- 540º on ice
- "Beverly Hills Cop" cop Foley
- "___ F" (hit instrumental of 1985)
- "___ F" (hit from "Beverly Hills Cop")
- ''Beverly Hills Cop'' character Foley
- ___ Steel ("Guitar Hero" character)
- ___ Foley (the hero of "Beverly Hills Cop")
- ___ Foley (hero of "Beverly Hills Cop")
- ___ Foley (Eddie Murphy's character in "Beverly Hills Cop")
- ___ Foley (Eddie Murphy's "Beverly Hills Cop" character)
- ___ Foley ("Beverly Hills Cop" character)
- "Double" or "triple" feat
- Kerrigan feat
- Skating pioneer Paulsen
- Double or triple feat in the Olympics
- Figure skating jump
- "Double" or "triple" maneuver
- Skating maneuver
- "The Fusco Brothers" dog, in the funnies
- Jump at the Ice Capades
- Relative of a Salchow
- Rink jump
- Ice show jump
- Skater's move
- Olympics jump
- Jump with a twist
- Skater's jumping feat
- Skater's leap
- Skater's maneuver
- Jump in the Winter Olympics
- Figure skater's jump/spin that may be "double" or "triple"
- Jump on the ice
- Leap for Lipinski
- Turnaround jump
- Skating jump with a turn
- It may be a double in the Olympics
- Bit of skating practice
- Eddie's Beverly Hills cop
- It'll turn you around
- Skater’s leap
- Jump named for a skater
- Rink move
- Jump in the rink
- Skater's feat
- Winter Olympics maneuver
- Eddie's character in "Beverly Hills Cop"
- Rink leap
- Jump and a twist on skates
- Jump that may be doubled
- 1 1€2 rotation leap
- Required element in many figure skating competitions
- Jump in a rink
- Figure skater's leaping spin
- Jump with an extra half-turn
- Lipinski leap
- "Double" or "triple" move
- Impressive way to turn up?
- Rink maneuver
- Relative of a lutz
- Jump on ice
- Turn and a half on the ice
- Skating feat
- Spin out on the ice?
- 1 12 rotation leap
- Babilonia feat
- Figure skater's feat
- Skater's spinning leap
- Witt feat
- Jump for Katarina Witt
- Katarina Witt feat
- Fleming feat
- Oksana Baiul leap
- Figure skater's spinning leap
- Skating stunt
- Skater's thrilling maneuver
- Leap on the ice
- Rosalynn Sumners feat
- Spinning leap in a rink
- Skating leap
- Zayak move
- Hamill stunt
- Scott Hamilton feat
- Feat for Scott Hamilton
- Cut line in manoeuvre on ice
- Cancel large jump on rink
- Ice-skating jump
- Auto part
- Figure skating leap
- Figure-skating jump
- Hamill's jump
- Winter Olympics leap
- Rink feat
- Skating figure
- Jump for Kwan
- Figure skating maneuver
- Ice skater's jump
- Ice skater's leap
- Figure skating manoeuvre
- Figure skating feat
- Winter Olympics jump
- Skating rink jump
- Skater's turning jump
- Salchow alternative
- Michelle Kwan leap
- Leap on skates
- Ice skating leap
- Ice Capades leap
- Figure-skating move
- Figure-skating maneuver
- Figure-skating feat
- Eponymous skater Paulsen
- Double __
- "Beverly Hills Cop" character Foley
- Toe loop alternative
- Spin in the rink
- Skating move
- Skater's stunt
- Salchow relative
- Ice skating jump
- Henie's leap
- Graceful leap
- Figure skater's maneuver
- Eddie's "Beverly Hills Cop" role
- Triple ___ (impressive figure skating jump)
- Triple ___ (difficult skating jump)
- Spinning skating leap
- Skater's spinning jump
- One-and-a-half turns in the air
- Olympian jump
- Lutz alternative
- Leap on blades
- Jump on blades
- Jump on a rink
- Jump named for skater Paulsen
- Jump in figure skating
- Ice-skater's leap
- Ice-rink feat
- Ice skating move
- Ice skating maneuver
- Ice skating feat
- Ice maneuver
- Figure-skating leap
- Eponymous ice skater Paulsen
- Eddie in "Beverly Hills Cop"
- Difficult skating jump
- Cousin of a toe loop
- Certain skating jump
- Certain leap on skates
- Certain jump on ice
- Brian Boitano move
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
skating jump, 1930, named for Norwegian skater Axel Paulsen (1855-1938). The name is said to be derived from the Old Testament name Absalom.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context figure skating English) A jump with one (or more) and a half turns in the air. 2 (misspelling of axle English)
Wikipedia
Axel (also Aksel) is a Scandinavian masculine given name. In Denmark and Norway the spelling form Aksel is more common. The Finnish form of the name is Akseli. A French feminine form is Axelle.
Due to the Danish archbishop Absalon (1128–1201) being also known as "Axel of Lund", the name has been interpreted as a corruption of the Hebrew name Absalom. Axel arose via Axelen from Absalon, possibly by conflation with the existing name Askel, Askil, medieval forms of the Old Norse name Ásketill, from ans "god" and ketill "cauldron".
Axel Patricio Fernando Witteveen Pardo (born 1 January 1977), commonly known as Axel Fernando or simply Axel, is an Argentine singer and songwriter.
Axel may refer to:
- Axel (name)
- Axël, a 1890 drama play by Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam
- Axel (singer), Argentine singer-songwriter
- Axel, Netherlands, a town in the province of Zeeland, the Netherlands
- Axel (dance turn), a type of turn performed in dance
- Axel jump, a type of jump in figure skating
- Axel, a 1988 short film by Nigel Wingrove
Axel is a fictional character from the comic book series The Walking Dead and the television series of the same name. He appeared in the comics in Issue 13 and outlived his fellow prisoners by a long time, until his death at the hands of the Governor. Axel's catchphrase "You follow me?" has grown popular amongst fans.
Usage examples of "axel".
And then two seconds later, Axel appeared, sticking his head through a bush.
Marilee said defensively, hunching her shoulders as she stirred with much more aggression than necessary, making a few splatters, while Axel choked dramatically.
Marilee shot Axel one of her long looks, which made me very curious and very uneasy at the same time.
I could retort to that, Axel came back into the kitchen, now sporting a khaki vest with a ton of pockets and carrying three fishing rods and a small case.
Kellan took over, doing it the way Axel had showed us, his head bent, the material of his shirt stretched taut across his shoulders, his arm brushing mine.
Marilee ruined her chicken dish and Axel rescued her with a steak barbeque that was so successful, it made her pout and threaten to lead all his fishing and hiking expeditions.
I heard Kel let out a grunt of surprise, and Axel swore loudly and viciously as he got into a better position.
Marilee, Axel, William and Serena, but we stood on the shore of the river hugging each of them again.
But Dutch Ton stood up, took the letter from Axel, who was looking a bit disappointed to have his services broken off so abruptly, and tucked the paper into a gap in his coat.
Leaning back, Axel paused to draw on his pipe, looking contemplatively at the ceiling.
It was Axel Metzler who found her and talked her down, gentle like, though she was never quite the same after what she saw from that tree.
He described to me how he came upon it, although he cast himself in rather a different role in the story than Axel did in his telling of it.
He kept the secrets of the distillery close to the vest, but Axel was soon forgiven this lack of generosity because he sold his products cheap, as he was more interested in company and discussion than he was in profits.
In the winter it was warm and in the summer the doors stood open, and it was a rare evening that Axel had less than three men to entertain him.
On occasion he answered a question when Axel thought of something to ask him, but mostly he kept to himself.