Roadie's burden

The clue "Roadie's burden" was last spotted by us at the Crossword Champ Pro Crossword on July 12 2019.

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We found 6 possible solutions for the Roadie's burden clue.

Possible Solution

A M P

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"Roadie's burden" in other crosswords:

Puzzle	Solution
Crossword Champ Pro June 26 2022	AMP
NewsDay.com November 22 2020	AMPS
LA Times September 15 2019	AMP
NewsDay.com August 18 2019	AMPS
Crossword Champ Pro July 12 2019	AMP

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Crossword Champ Pro Clues July 12, 2019

Possible cause of glistening blades
Jay on "Modern Family," e.g.
Barely manage, with "out"
Occurred
Horse that's seen better days
Type of bright color popular in the 1980s
More than just interested
Hair goops
Poem with "To" in the title, often
Important Peruvian crop
Like saddle shoes and bell-bottom pants
Source of four great rivers, in the Bible
Pro offering IRS advice
Jacques Cousteau's ship, or a Caribbean music genre
No mere dabbler
Roadie's burden
Police blotter abbr.
"The Three Faces of ___"
What many an ex of mine turned out to be
Something a push-up exercises
Pillage
Piece-of-eight successor
Took advantage of the spread
Chop (off)
Burn the candle at both ___ (work late)
Jealousy without resentment
Bridal shop purchase
"___, poor Yorick!" (line from "Hamlet")
Where one might head to puke due to motion sickness
Like the Souphanousinphone family on "King of the Hill"
New York or New Jersey in D.C.
Chunk of gum that's been chewed
Like the "DRINK ME" bottle down the rabbit hole
Rise and shine
Apollonius of Rhodes' "Argonautica," e.g.
Machine Head hit off "Burn My Eyes"
The Happenings "___ You in September"
Deed not done for dollars
Templeton of "Charlotte's Web," for one
Make a Halloween costume, say
Coins, collectively
Part of an archipelago
The BPA with Byrne and Rascal "___ Jam"
Fund-raising letter
Mincemeat ___ (Christmas staple)
Take a powder
Mother ___ (principal site of an ore deposit)
Backgammon impossibility
Mary ___ cosmetics
Orange veggie served at Thanksgiving
Medical researcher's quest
Gearwheel's projection
Thurman who played Emma in 1998's "The Avengers"
Anticipated Christian event, with "the"
Gaelic language from which "plaid" comes
Dermatitis
Class trip destination, sometimes
Org. whose motto is "Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity"
Pneumonia precursor, sometimes
Kingsley of "Schindler's List"
Frank Turner "Love ___ and Song"
Barbra's "Funny Girl" co-star
It may be involved in a high-speed collision
Track specialist
Springboard for an inventor
Empty spaces
One compatible with a Sagittarius, it's said
Pack animal, native to the Andes
Hill you might drive a buggy over
"The William ___ Overture"
Pork ___ (source of Canadian bacon)
Lady Macbeth, e.g.
Wild way to run
Vicious brute in children's stories
Car maintenance job, for short
Tall Australian bird raised for its meat
Milk supplier
Metallica "Wherever I ___ Roam"
Crew team member's implement
Phonograph stat
Large lizards
Without precedent
In the rearview mirror, metaphorically
Father's Day gift giver, perhaps
"The child of Pride," according to Jonathan Swift
Babysitter's handful
Planet or peeper, poetically
Monogram of a great U.S. playwright
Artist's asset
'60s hot spot
Type of shirt you can buy from CustomInk or Zazzle
Crossed the finish line first