Crossword clues for doa
doa
- Some hospital visitors, for short
- Somber ER pronouncement
- Sad E.R. letters
- Popular PlayStation fighting game, briefly
- Paramedic's acronym
- Morgue abbr
- Morbid Bloodrock song?
- Morbid Bloodrock song
- Meg Ryan remake of 1988
- Like a victim at a crime scene where the M.E. is called in
- Joey Keithley band
- Initials for a nonstarter
- Influential hardcore punk band
- Hosp.records notation
- Hosp. records notation
- Hopeless from the start, slangily
- Headed for the morgue, say
- Headed for the morgue, perhaps
- Good deed (help out)
- Foo Fighters' second single off "In Your Honor"
- Foo Fighters "No one's getting out of here alive" song
- Foo Fighters "It's a shame we have to die, my dear" song
- First, it was an Edmond O'Brien movie
- Film-noir classic of '50
- Film classic in which a man reports his own murder
- ER chart notation
- ER acronym
- Emergency room ref
- Edmond O’Brien film noir
- Edmond O'Brien film classic
- Dreaded ER letters
- Doomed to failure, slangily
- Doomed to fail, for short
- Doomed from the start, informally
- Doomed from the start, for short
- Dennis Quaid-Meg Ryan movie
- Dennis Quaid thriller of 1988
- Dennis Quaid remake of a 1950 film noir
- Classic Rudolph Maté film noir
- Classic film starring Edmond O'Brien
- Classic film noir of 1950
- Classic film noir
- Bloodrock song that didn't make it?
- Beyond the point of needing an EMT
- Beyond the help of the ER
- Beyond help, in a way
- Arrived lifeless, for short
- Arrived extinct, abbr
- Arrived extinct (abbr)
- Arrived extinct
- 2009 Jay-Z song about Auto-Tune
- 2009 Jay Z song about Auto-Tune
- 1988 remake directed by the creators of Max Headroom
- 1988 Quaid/Ryan thriller
- 1988 Meg Ryan remake
- 1988 film remake starring Dennis Quaid
- 1988 Dennis Quaid movie or a 2009 Jay Z song
- 1950 noir starring Edmond O'Brien
- 1950 film noir in which a man reports his own murder
- 1950 film noir directed by Rudolph Maté
- 1950 Edmond O'Brien suspense classic
- 1950 classic starring Edmond O'Brien
- 1950 'who murdered me?' movie
- "___ good turn when you can."
- "___ good turn daily" (Boy Scouts slogan)
- "___ good turn daily" (Boy Scouts motto)
- "___ Good Turn Daily" (Boy Scout slogan)
- '49 Edmond O'Brien film
- '05 Foo Fighters hit
- --- good deed
- -- job on
- -- good job
- -- favor for
- ________ double take
- ____ good turn
- ___ number on (unnerve)
- ___ number on (thoroughly defeat): 2 wds
- ___ number on (mistreat): 2 wds
- ___ line (snort)
- ___ good deed (help out): 2 wds
- ___ good deed (help out)
- ___ double take (react with surprise): 2 wds
- ___ double take (react with astonishment): 2 wds
- ___ double take (react noticeably): 2 wds
- ___ double take (look at again)
- ___ barrel roll (Google Easter egg)
- ___ barrel roll (Google Easter egg since November 2011)
- ___ bang-up job (perform very well): 2 wds
- ___ bang-up job (perform really well): 2 wds
- ___ 180 (turn around, in slang)
- __ number on: confound
- __ number on
- __ job on: deceive
- __ job on (deceive)
- __ good turn (be helpful)
- __ favor for (help out)
- __ double-take
- 1949 Edmond O'Brien movie
- _____ good turn (help)
- 1950 film noir classic
- 1988 Meg Ryan film
- ___ good deed daily
- Edmond O'Brien film noir, 1950
- E.R. letters
- ___ 180 (turn around, in slang): 2 wds
- ___ number on (psych out): 2 wds
- ___ number on (mess up)
- 1950 film noir thriller
- 1988 Dennis Quaid remake
- ___ good turn
- 1949 film classic
- 1949 film noir classic
- Coroner's abbr.
- E.R. pronouncement
- ___ double take (show surprise)
- 1950 noir classic with a climactic scene shot in L.A.'s Bradbury Building
- Too late for the E.R.
- Like some trauma patients
- 1988 Dennis Quaid film
- Beyond paramedic help
- ___ favor
- Unhelpable in the E.R., maybe
- Classic 1950 film noir
- Hosp. designation
- ___ double-take
- 1988 Meg Ryan thriller
- Beyond medical help, for short
- E.R. status
- Beyond paramedic aid, in brief
- 1950 film that opens with a man reporting his own murder
- 1988 Dennis Quaid/Meg Ryan movie
- Regrettable E.R. status
- 1950 noir film
- 1950 film in which Frank Bigelow investigates his own murder
- Tragic E.R. status
- Dennis Quaid remake of a 1950 film noir thriller
- 1950 film noir starring Edmond O'Brien
- ___ good job
- Having no chance for success, as a proposal, for short
- Going nowhere, metaphorically
- ___ one-eighty
- Edmond O'Brien film: 1949
- A 1949 film thriller
- Edmond O'Brien thriller: 1949
- Quaid film: 1988
- Edmond O'Brien classic
- _____ stretch (serve time)
- Fateful letters on a police blotter
- Hospital info
- "Send a boy to ___ man's job"
- Initials on a police blotter
- Good deed preceders
- Film noir classic
- ER pronouncement
- __ double take (react)
- 1950 suspense classic
- Screen thriller of 1950, remade in 1988
- Quaid remake of an Edmond O'Brien thriller
- Morgue acronym
- Foo Fighter song that didn't make it?
- 1988 noir remake
- "I can't ___ thing with my hair!": 2 wds
- "___ good turn daily" (Boy Scouts slogan): 2 wds
- '-- good deed'
- __ number on (psych out)
- Classic Edmond O'Brien film
- ___ bang-up job (really succeed): 2 wds
- __ good deed
- Words with ''number on''
- Thriller of 1950 remade in 1988
- ER tag
- ER notation
- Coroner's abbreviation, perhaps
- Coroner's abbr
- Classic O'Brien noir film
- Beyond help in the ER
- Arrived lifeless, briefly
- 1988 Ryan/Quaid remake
- 1988 Quaid/Ryan movie
- 1988 film noir remake
- 1988 Dennis Quaid thriller
- 1950 Edmond O'Brien film noir classic
- 1950 Edmond O'Brien classic thriller
- "In Your Honor" Foo Fighters hit
- -- good deed
- ___ good deed (help someone out): 2 wds
- Words before job or number
- With no chance of revival: Abbr
- Vancouver founders of hardcore punk
- Untreatable, in a way
- Untreatable at the ER
- Too late for the hosp
- Toe tag abbr
- Tecmo fighting game, popularly
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
DOA
also d.o.a., 1929, police slang abbreviation of dead on arrival.
Wikipedia
DOA
DOA is often an acronym for dead on arrival or Dead or Alive.
DOA may also refer to:
DOA (Foo Fighters song)
"DOA" is the second song released as a single from Foo Fighters' fifth album, In Your Honor.
Doa (Japanese band)
doa (read as "do-a") is a Japanese hard rock band currently under the Giza Studio label. The band is named after a single letter of each of the members' names: Daiki Yoshimoto, Shinichiro Ohta, and Akihito Tokunaga.
So far they've released 23 singles, 10 albums, 1 best and 1 indies album
Doa (moth)
Doa is a genus of moths of the Doidae family.
Usage examples of "doa".
She plugged the archiver into the phone and sent the retriever to fetch data on the other seven AR DOAs.