Crossword clue for "APPEAL"
APPEAL
- Attraction or charm
Other crossword clues for answer "APPEAL"
- APPEAL
- Magnetic quality
- Attorney's recourse
- Court do-over
- Drawing ability
- Seek a new trial
- Post-verdict recourse
- Attractive quality
- Attraction
- Fund-raiser's letter
- Legal action
- Court case, sometimes
- Petition
- Guilty verdict response, often
- Entreaty
- Legal challenge
- Court loser's recourse
- Attractiveness
- Post-trial action
- Courtroom loser's recourse
- Legal option
- Request for aid
- Power to attract
- Challenge a verdict in a higher court
- Post-trial proceeding
- Word with sex or snob
- Verdict challenge
- Losing lawyer's recourse
- Bring pleasure (to)
- Court loser's option
- Take to a higher court
- Snob __
- Draw
- Court challenge
- Charisma
- Legal tactic
- Legal motion
- Legal recourse
- Idol's attribute
- Post-verdict legal tactic
- Fund-raising effort
- Be enjoyable
- Contest a verdict
- Lawyer's post-trial filing
- Be attractive (to)
- Contest a court decision
- Court action
- Try to retry
- Request.
- Power to move the feelings.
- Be attractive.
- Fund-raising affair.
- Urgent request.
- Legal proceeding.
- Drawing power.
- Sequel to conviction
- Have charisma
- I ___ unto Caesar: Acts 25:11
- Plea
- Go to a higher court
- Legal petition
- Beg
- Legal move
- Second chance in court
- Judicial action
- Legal writ
- Prayer, e.g.
- Response to a verdict
- Supplication
- Sex ___
- Telethon, e.g.
- Fundraising letter, e.g.
- Fund-raising letter
- Attorney's filing
- Recourse after a guilty verdict
- What some losers in court do
- Allure
- Star attraction
- Curb ___
- Seek a second opinion?
- It follows sex
- Attorney's ploy
- Take it to a higher court
- Choice for a convicted felon
- Convicted one's hope
- It might be universal
- Challenge in a higher court
- Convicted's hope
- Defendant's resource
- Judicial revisit
- Request to retry
- Challenge to a verdict
- Convicted felon's recourse
- What to do after a bad ruling
- Curb ___ (house's attractive quality when viewed from the street
- Call from a blood bank, e.g.
- Request for support
- Mass or "sex" follower
- Charm
- Ask for another hearing
- Try for another trial
- Petition to a higher court
