Crossword clues for autos
autos
- What some dealers peddle
- What downtowns have lots of
- What a lot may be filled with
- Volt and Prius
- Turnpike travelers, briefly
- Traffic jammers
- Traffic jam components
- Toyotas and Chevys
- They're tired
- They're often parked in garages
- They're cranked no more
- They're chopped in chop shops
- They can be jammed up
- Tesla and Volt
- Sonata, Prelude and Concerto, e.g
- Some repos
- Some Monopoly tokens
- Some jams consist of these
- Some jams are made of these
- Some jams are full of these
- Snowplows may bury them
- Sights on the road
- Sights along the highway
- Saturn and Mercury
- Saabs, say
- Rush hour glut
- Rogue, Storm and others
- Roadsters, e.g
- Road fillers
- Rio and Malibu
- Reo, Essex, etc
- Plant products?
- Pierce-Arrows, e.g
- Parking-space fillers
- Parking lot sights
- Parking lot occupants
- Output of some assembly lines
- Obstacles in Frogger
- Number-one cause of traffic jams
- Number one cause of traffic jams
- Motown products
- Motor Trend subjects
- Most of them run on gas
- Monte Carlo et al
- Model T and Bearcat
- Menu word on AOL's home page
- Lot lot
- LaSalle and Hudson
- Lambos and the like
- Jeeps or heaps
- Jammed idlers?
- Jam units
- Jaguars, for instance
- Jaguars, for example
- Jaguar and Colt
- Items auctioned by Barrett-Jackson
- Hybrids, e.g
- Highway rollers
- Hatchbacks, e.g
- Gridlock components
- Geos and Reos
- Freeway fillers
- Fords and Chevys
- Focuses on the road, say
- Fiats, e.g
- Elantra and Edsel
- Dodge things
- Detroit is known for manufacturing them
- Dealership lot array
- Dealership inventory
- Dealership display
- Dealership buys
- Coupes and compacts
- Cougar and Impala
- Costly buys
- Convertibles, e.g
- Compacts, for instance
- Common rentals
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Love Bug
- Certain models
- Carpool lane occupants
- Buyers find lots of them
- Buicks and Bentleys
- Bugs and Jags
- Assembly-line products
- Assembly line products
- Aries and Taurus
- A lot of them can be found on a lot
- A lot may have a lot of them
- "Motor Trend" specialty
- Detroit output
- Where trunks are
- Cars
- Common carriers
- Monte Carlo et al.
- Runners with hoods
- Lincoln and Ford
- Road runners?
- Jam ingredients?
- They get into jams
- Mercury and Saturn, e.g.
- Ends of 20- and 57-Across and 11- and 34-Down
- They need their bearings
- Hudson and LaSalle, once
- Things sometimes seen on shoulders
- Dodges, perhaps
- Holders of 7-Downs
- BMW and VW
- Hyundai and Kia
- They have belts and coats
- Coupes and sedans
- BMWs, but not BMXs
- Erskine and Essex
- Maxwell and Oakland
- Oakland and Essex
- La Salle and Hudson
- Racers at Indianapolis
- Hatchbacks, e.g.
- Auburn and Marmon
- Pierce-Arrows, e.g.
- Duryea and Kissel
- Cord and Pierce-Arrow
- De Soto and Hudson
- Nash and Reo
- Sedans and coupes
- Reo, Essex, etc.
- Runabouts
- Auburn and Oakland
- Durant, Erskine, etc.
- Kissel and Marmon
- Cords and Mercers
- Erskine and Mercer
- Lots are seen in lots
- One closed American borders for cars
- Passenger vehicles
- Detroit products
- They have trunks but don't go swimming
- Mercury and Saturn, e.g
- Dealer's inventory
- Motor vehicles
- You can fill a lot with them
- Prius and Volt
- Lot fillers
- Highway sights
- Coupes and convertibles
- They're sold in lots
- They're driven
- They get people into jams
- VW and BMW
- They create carbon monoxide
- Some plant products
- Products of some plants
- Jam ingredients
- Family vehicles
- Dollar rentals
- Carbon monoxide creators
- Volts and Teslas
- Top reason for traffic jams
- They may be garaged
- There are lots on lots
- Sedans, e.g
- Rush hour accumulation
- Reo and Yugo
- Motor Trend topics
- Mercury and Saturn, for two
- Love Bug and Batmobile, for two
- Lot dwellers
- Lemons or cream puffs
- Latter-day chariots
- Jaguars, e.g
- Jaguars and lemons
- Idlers in a jam
- Ford and Lincoln
- Convertibles and coupes
- Beetles, perhaps
- Alamo rentals
- Accords, e.g
- "Motor Trend" topic
- Yugos and Kias
- You'll see them on a lot
Wiktionary
n. (plural of auto English)
Usage examples of "autos".
He also completed the exterior of the auto, giving it several coats of purple paint and varnish, so that when it was finished, though it was different in shape from most autos, it was as fine an appearing car as one could wish.
In spite of its size--five miles around--it seemed solidly packed for the entire length with autos, containing gay parties who had come to see the electric contest.
There were even gas stations where autos and trucks and barrels could tank up.
Ares Special Service automatics, medium autos with silencers and extended fourteen-round clips.
Piles of building debris, the empty shells of gutted autos, and every kind of junk and garbage lined the street.
There was a line of waiting autos nearly long enough to fill the drive, but an utter absence of military fuss, and no shouting or hurry.
I should say it took about ten minutes for the first of them to reach the dirt road, where our autos stood hub-deep in mud, and by that time we had shoved and pulley-hauled them into movement, our engines making as much row as a nest of machine-guns as they struggled against the strain.
We had hardly got going when the whole mass seemed to shift in one great cloud, covering the fleeing troops and incidentally Feisul, but leaving us in our two autos high and dry, as it were, in full view of the French.
I ittied to it and viddied a fair drop to the autos and buses and waiting chellovecks below.
There were still long lines of civilian autos, pickups, minivans, and SUVs inching slowly south toward the junction with Interstate 25, the main road to Albuquerque.