Answer: DREW
DREW is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 167 times.
Referring Clues:
- Attracted
- Didn't stand pat
- Pulled
- Pulled out a piece
- Started a gunfight
- Created a caricature
- Performed a duel action?
- Pulled a six-shooter
- Took a card
- Sketched
- Was attractive?
- Scored the same
- Prepared to shoot in a shootout
- Picked from the stack of cards
- Keene sleuth
- Was in a no-win situation?
- Provoked, as enemy fire
- Doodled, e.g.
- Chose, as lots
- Had no play in crazy eights
- One of the Barrymores
- Carey of comedy
- Barrymore of "Poison Ivy"
- Comic Carey
- Took a gun out of its holster
- Rendered
- Teenage sleuth Nancy
- Carey or Barrymore
- Girls' books hero Nancy
- Classic teen sleuth Nancy
- Took a straw
- Pulled out a gun
- Brought (in)
- Etched or sketched
- Arrived at, as a conclusion
- Worked as a cartoonist
- Took, as blood
- Teen detective Nancy
- Doodled
- With 27-Down, decided randomly
- Filled a sketchpad
- Removed from a holster
- Tried to fill an inside straight, e.g.
- Former Patriots quarterback Bledsoe
- Took from the deck
- Ended even
- Made pictures
- Actress Barrymore
- Ended up even
- Teenage sleuth
- Created a sketch
- Created, as a cartoon
- Made a sketch of
- Pulled from the deck
- Created a picture
- Fictional detective
- Brought in
- Took an oater dare
- Played to a tie
- Selected, as straws
- Accepted a gunslinger's challenge
- "The ___ Carey Show"
- Obtained water, in a way
- Barrymore or Carey
- Bob's successor on "The Price Is Right"
- Carey on TV
- Closed, as drapes
- Got it out of the well, e.g.
- Picked from the deck
- Pulled a forty-five
- She played Gertie in "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial"
- Delineated
- Nancy of mysteries
- Fictional sleuth Nancy
- Made a face?
- Made a picture
- Carolyn Keene sleuth Nancy
- Used a sketch pad
- Made faces, perhaps
- Drafted, with "up"
- Depicted
- Prepared, as a bath
- Young Barrymore
- Put on the line?
- Kid-lit sleuth
- Made sketches
- Prepared to fire
- Came out even
- Formed (conclusion)
- Carey or Brees
- Made a sketch
- Game show host Carey
- Bob's daytime-TV successor
- TV host Carey
- Actor Carey
- Bob's 'Price Is Right' successor
- Bob's 'The Price Is Right' successor
- Teen-lit girl detective
- With 2-Down, got close
- Tied
- What the gunslinger did
- Took cards
- Sketched out
- Did cartoons, e.g.
- Brought in, as a crowd
- Illustrated
- Selected a card
- Depicted on paper
- Rendered in charcoal
- Pulled from a deck
- Rendered with a pen
- Was attractive
- Couldn't discard in crazy eights, say
- Enticed
- Obtained water from a well
- Picked at random
- Took from a card deck
- Obtained water
- Used a sketchpad
- Roughed out
- Actress ___ Barrymore
- Set pencil to paper, in a way
- Barrymore of "E.T."
- Did some cartooning
- Gained (from)
- Carey of "The Good Life"
- Was picturesque?
- Was the clue giver in Pictionary
- Limned
- Nancy who solves mysteries
- Took, as a card
- Bob's "Price Is Right" successor
- With 80-Across, one of TV's Property Brothers
- Outlined
- Nancy of literature
- Teen sleuth Nancy
- Used charcoal pencils, say
- Barrymore of "Santa Clarita Diet"
- Did some doodling
- Selected at random
- Teen detective of fiction
- Received, as dividends
- Teen sleuth since the '30s
- Closed, as curtains
- Got water, as from a well
- Picked a card
- Physician Charles R. ___
- With 32-Across, record-setting New Orleans Saints quarterback
- Doodled, say
- Neither won nor lost
- Took on the Inktober challenge
- Did a sketch
- Didn't win or lose
- Participated in a pistol duel
- Used colored pencils, say
- Started a turn, perhaps
- See 31-Across
- Took a turn in Pictionary
- Acted sketchy?
- "The Secret of the Old Clock" sleuth
- Created fan art, maybe
- Played Pictionary
- "The Hidden Staircase" sleuth Nancy
- Put pen to paper
- Was selected to face, as in a tournament
- Picked, as a Scrabble tile
- Used a sketchbook
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - November 03, 2025
- USA Today - August 22, 2025
- LA Times - July 24, 2025
- LA Times - July 22, 2025
- LA Times - June 19, 2025
- New York Times - September 15, 2024
- LA Times - August 15, 2024
- New York Times - May 18, 2024
- USA Today - April 24, 2024
- USA Today - April 03, 2024
- LA Times - March 10, 2024
- LA Times - October 11, 2023
- New York Times - July 25, 2023
- USA Today - May 29, 2023
- USA Today - May 11, 2023
- USA Today - February 28, 2023
- USA Today - January 27, 2023
- USA Today - October 27, 2022
- New York Times - October 24, 2022
- LA Times - September 24, 2022
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