Yard measure 4 letters | Crosswordiee.com

Crossword clues for Yard measure 4 letters:

ACRE: Yard measure, maybe
AREA: Yard measure
UNIT: __ of measure (yard or pound)
ALES: Things measured in yards
MOLE: One whose distance may be measured by the yard?
AREA: It can be measured in square yards
INCH: up 2013 INCH 1/36 of a yard up 2013 INCH A diehard may not give one up 2013 INCH Foot twelfth up 2013 INCH Foot twelfth up 2013 INCH Foot twelfth up 2013 INCH Rainfall measure up 2013 INCHING Moving along slowly up 2013 INCLINES They get things rolling up 2013 INCLUDED Unlike batteries, often up 2013 INCOG Undercover, informally up 2013 INCOLDSTORAGE Where expensive furs may be up 2013 INCOMEBRACKET Tax return category up 2013 INCREASING Enhancing or heightening up 2013 INCUR Acquire up 2013 INCUR Acquire up 2013 INCUR Acquire, as liabilities up 2013 INCUR Arouse, as another's wrath up 2013 INCUR Become liable for up 2013 INCUS Anvil in the ear up 2013 INDEBTED Beholden up 2013 INDENTS Starts a new paragraph up 2013 INDEPTH Comprehensive up 2013 INDEX Textbook addendum up 2013 INDIA The Jungle Book" setting
CUBIT: Bygone half-yard measure
METRE: Scotland Yard measurement?
TEXTILE: It's often measured in yards
LAWNDARTS: Their flight is measured in yards?
STATS: They may be measured in yards, for short
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