Answer: ABS
ABS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 394 times.
Referring Clues:
- Sit-ups strengthen them
- Stomach muscles, for short
- Sit-up benefactors
- Bodybuilder's pride
- Torso's washboard
- Sit-ups firm these
- Tummy muscles
- Not present: Abbr.
- Pecs' kin
- Certain muscles, informally
- Exercise target
- They may be chiseled
- Muscles on 13-Down
- Stomach muscles
- Situps strengthen them
- Midbody muscles
- Crunches tighten them
- Muscles used in situps
- New-car feature, for short
- Stomach muscles, briefly
- Washboard ___
- Situps' target
- Focus of stomach-crunching
- ___ of Steel (video classic)
- They may be crunched in a gym
- Crunch targets
- Exerciser's target
- Sit-up target
- Midsection muscles, for short
- Exerciser's pride
- "Washboard" body parts
- Middle muscles, for short
- Middle manager's focus?
- Six-pack ___
- Car safety feature, for short
- Belly muscles
- Things to crunch
- They're crunched
- Workout target
- "Washboard" muscles
- Situp targets
- Sit-ups target
- Workout target, for short
- Crunched muscles
- Muscles to crunch
- They may be crunched
- Trunk supporters
- Some are sculpted
- Target of core workouts
- They look better when they're ripped
- Objects of core workouts
- They're below pecs
- Crunches strengthen them
- Stabilizer muscles
- What sit-ups strengthen
- Bodybuilder's "washboard"
- Attendance bk. entry
- Bodybuilder's concerns
- Mr. Universe shows them off
- Gym regular's pride
- Attendance bk. notation
- Part of AWOL (abbr.)
- Tummy muscles, for short
- Crunches work them
- Pecs' neighbors
- Sit-up muscles
- Tummy muscles, familiarly
- "6-pack" muscles
- Six-pack components
- They're worked on at the Y
- Toning targets
- Not pres.
- Six-pack you can't drink
- Tummy muscles, briefly
- Sit-up targets
- Six-pack make-up
- Hard six-pack
- "Ripped" muscles, briefly
- Six-pack muscles
- Sit-up targets, briefly
- Six-pack contents?
- They may be crunched at the gym
- Lat neighbors
- Midsection muscles, briefly
- Six-pack makeup
- Things used during crunch time?
- Core training muscles
- Muscles seen on beefcake calendars
- "___ of Steel" (noted exercise video)
- They do a lot of work during crunch time
- Bodybuilder's six-pack
- They're hard when they're ripped
- Mr. Universe's pride
- Hunk's "six-pack"
- They may be carved in a Roman chair
- They can be ripped
- Six-pack muscles, for short
- Sit-ups' targets
- Makeup of some six-packs
- They can be ripped with a lot of work
- Joe Six-Pack's are probably not a six-pack
- Targets of crunches
- Crunch target
- Obliques, e.g.
- Sit-up beneficiaries
- Middle muscles
- Iron pumper's pride
- "Washboard" items
- Bodybuilder's belly muscles
- Sit-ups targets
- ''Six-pack'' muscles
- Crunch-time workers?
- Mr. Olympia's pride
- They get firmer when crunched
- They may be ripped or crunched
- Exercise targets
- ''Washboard'' items
- Workout targets
- Things you crunch
- Workout target, often
- Muscles in the middle, briefly
- They're hard when ripped
- Workout focus group?
- Six-pack
- They're used in crunch time
- Some Bowflex targets
- Many are crunched
- Impressive six-pack
- They look very nice when ripped
- Exercise focus, perhaps
- Washboard components
- They look better after crunching
- Muscle Beach sights
- Exerciser's targets
- Crunch targets, for short
- "Six-pack" muscles
- What sit-ups tone
- Six-pack units
- Tchr.'s notation
- Pumper's pride
- Focus of some gym reps
- Belly muscles, for short
- Situps tone them
- They may be sculpted in a Roman chair
- Target for crunches
- Six-pack, perhaps
- Lats' neighbors
- Sch. attendance notation
- Infomercial muscles
- Model's six-pack
- Muscles worked by crunches
- Tummy muscles, in gym lingo
- Midriff muscles
- Marky Mark muscles
- Six-pack set
- Subject of some infomercials
- Blood types, abbr.
- Chest muscles
- Body builder's concern
- Relative of quads and delts
- Sit-ups target
- Ones crunched during crunch time?
- Auto safety device, for short
- Hunk's pride
- Infomercial "after" photo
- "Crunched" muscles
- Muscles covering some 32-Down
- Gym rat's "six-pack"
- Iron-pumper's pride
- They're often crunched
- Auto feature: abbr.
- Rock-hard ones might be a turn-on
- P90X targets
- 'Six-pack' muscles
- Gym rat's six-pack
- Six-pack, maybe
- Sit-up targets
- Sit-ups work them
- Target of 103-Down
- Target of sit-ups
- 'Washboard' muscles
- Sit-ups sculpt them
- Braking sys.
- They're ripped on some calendars
- Bowflex target
- Gym rat's 'six-pack'
- "Six-pack" muscles, briefly
- Some muscles
- Chiseled muscles
- Muscles worked by sit-ups
- Some six-packs
- They may be sculpted
- Stomach 'six-pack'
- Muscles in the gym
- Blood types
- Target of crunches
- Rock-hard ___
- They're stressed at crunch time
- Playing hooky, maybe: Abbr.
- Ventral muscles
- "___ of Steel" (workout video)
- They get crunched in gyms
- They may be ripped
- Hunk's display
- Stomach muscles, informally
- Focus of middle management?
- Muscles that benefit from crunches
- Flat units in a six-pack?
- Tummy 'six-pack'
- Cruncher's pride
- Workout targets, briefly
- Auto safety feature, for short
- Torso muscles, for short
- Contents of some six-packs
- Toning targets, at the gym
- They may improve in crunch time
- Not present (abbr.)
- Posture supporters
- Pilates targets
- Attendance-bk. notation
- Delt neighbor
- Crunches crunch them
- ___ of steel
- Washboard parts
- Things that exercisers crunch
- Crop tops expose them
- Rock-hard parts, maybe
- Muscles that are crunched
- Core muscles
- Crunchable muscles
- Common workout target
- Out of school (abbr.)
- They're toned by sit-ups
- What stops many newer autos: Abbr.
- Core muscles, familiarly
- They may be ripped on the beach
- Crunch beneficiaries
- Eight-pack set
- Workout "washboards"
- They look best when ripped
- Toning targets, for short
- Muscles that may be sculpted, informally
- Bodybuilder's targets
- Planks work them
- Flat 'six-pack'
- Core components
- The pack in a six-pack
- Glutes' cousins
- Muscles worked in sit-ups
- 'Six-pack' on a bodybuilder
- Back muscle
- What all new EU-sold autos have had since 2004
- Crunch time targets
- Bodybuilder's sixpack
- Chippendales dancers have nice ones
- Muscles below pecs
- Abdominal muscles
- Fortes of some hunks, for short
- Core muscles, for short
- Lumbar spine flexors
- Six-pack to be proud of
- They're below the pecs
- What sit-ups work
- Core muscle group
- "Crunched" muscles, briefly
- Core parts
- Washboard at the gym
- Pilates target
- They might be ripped
- Torso muscles, briefly
- Report card abbr.
- Blood groups
- Crunches tone them
- What crunches build
- Midriff muscles, briefly
- Things that people like to have ripped?
- Belly dance muscles
- Auto safety feature to prevent skidding, for short
- Six-pack group
- Univ. degrees
- "Six-pack"
- What sit-ups build
- Core muscles, briefly
- Corporeal stabilizers
- Muscles used in a Russian twist, for short
- Part of the body that crunches work
- Muscles in sit-ups, informally
- Midriff muscles, for short
- Targets of plank exercises
- Core workout target
- Muscles seen at Muscle Beach
- Six-pack contents
- Obliques neighbors
- Muscles strengthened by belly dancing, for short
- Muscles worked by planks
- Some core muscles, briefly
- Six-pack in a gym
- Stopping tech
- Midsection muscles
- Crunches can make them shredded
- Workout goal, perhaps
- Parts of a six-pack
- Some are rock-hard
- Inhalation assistants
- Core part, informally
- Plank targets
- Internal stabilizers
- Gymgoer's pride
- Muscles that are targets of planking, informally
- Ones feeling the crunch?
- What your core covers
- Focus for a core workout
- Fitness centers?
- Core muscles, in brief
- Stabilizing muscles
- Muscles that get "crunched" in crunches
- Auto safety feature preventing skidding, for short
- Core components, for short
- Targets of sit-ups
- Muscles used while planking
- Curl-up muscles
- Parts of the body that are "crunched"
- Targets of many pilates exercises
- Core features
- Muscles in a six-pack
- Situp muscles
- Short muscles?
- Core workout targets
- Muscles in "packs"
- Targets of leg raises, informally
- Beneficiaries of exercises called Russian twists
- Prominent features on firefighter calendars
- Scissor kicks work them
- Body parts sometimes compared to steel
- They're used in a crunch
- Midsection section, informally
- Core group
- Reverse crunches work them
- Plank jacks work them
- Muscles worked by flutter kicks
- Muscles bared by crop tees
- Core assets?
- They can be sculpted and chiseled
- Situps tighten them
- Midsection, in brief
- They get harder the more you work out
- V-sits work them
- Muscles strengthened by planking
- Muscles worked by situps
- "Washboard" muscles, informally
- Muscles tightened by planking, in brief
- Muscles targeted by planks
- "Washboard" features
- Crunch time target?
- Muscles that stretch during pregnancy
- "Ripped" muscles
- Cobra pose muscles
- Six-pack units, in brief
- Oblique neighbors
- Targets for crunches, informally
- Muscles worked by dead bug exercises
- Crunch muscles, for short
- Muscles toned by situps
- Twists are good for them
- Muscles worked in crunches
- Muscles toned by planks
- Core group?
- The hundred target, in Pilates
- Muscles in the core
- Muscles stretched in cobra pose
- Muscles worked by hanging leg raises
- Six-packs, sometimes
- Mountain climbers work them
- They're made in the kitchen and not at the gym, it's said
- Muscles worked by bicycle kicks
- What jackknives can help to carve
- "Crunched" muscles, informally
- Components of a six-pack
- Muscles toned by crunches
- Pilates roll up targets
- Targets of crunches, informally
- Required safety feature on cars, in brief
- Muscles worked by bicycle crunches
- Muscles worked by V-ups
- Planks can build them
- Hard core features, informally
- They might be made of steel, hyperbolically
- Core muscles worked by crunches
- Olympic diver's pride, maybe
- Muscles worked in boat pose
- Crunch muscles
- Muscles worked while planking
- "Six-pack" muscles, informally
- V-up muscles
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- LA Times - March 20, 2025
- USA Today - March 18, 2025
- USA Today - February 28, 2025
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