Answer: TAP
TAP is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 364 times.
Referring Clues:
- Spigot
- Designate
- Do some soft-shoe
- Strike lightly
- Keep time
- It bugs people on the phone
- Access, with "into"
- Dance specialty
- Select
- Draw from
- Water source
- Faucet
- Cane's sound
- Item on a dancer's heel
- Whence water
- Connect to secretly
- Kind of dance
- Light touch
- Choose
- You may draw from it
- Pick
- Dancer's shoe attachment
- Draft outlet
- Beer may be on it
- Something to draw from
- Make use of
- Need for a keg
- Call on
- Draft dispenser
- Punch out, as Morse code
- Water gate?
- Listening device
- Cask control
- Utilize
- Listening-in device
- Keg opening
- Bug
- Use as a resource
- Send a message in Morse code, e.g.
- Beer may be on this
- Keg necessity
- Brewpub fixture
- Soft-shoe, e.g.
- Spy's device
- Access, as a resource
- Bill (Bojangles) Robinson's forte
- Snooping aid
- Attention getter
- Beer source
- Keg outlet
- Dance like Hines
- Spigot for syrup
- Brewpub fixture...
- It enables dancing out loud
- Gentle blow
- Dance like 23-Across
- Emulate Gregory Hines
- Beer barrel poker
- Gregory Hines's specialty
- "This Is Spinal ___"
- Bug on a wire
- Keg feature
- Gregory Hines movie of 1989
- Kind of room or root
- Beer keg feature
- Bug, in a way
- The Step Brothers' dance genre
- Spigot for sap
- Light blow
- Puncture, as a keg
- Poker at a frat party?
- Keg access
- Eavesdrop electronically
- Dance like Gene Kelly
- Call upon
- Pub fixture
- Draft device
- Keg attachment
- Audible dance style
- Intercepting device
- Draw upon
- Shoe attachment
- Keg device
- "Noise/Funk" genre
- Savion Glover's specialty
- Eavesdropping device
- Mumble's skill in "Happy Feet"
- Keep time, perhaps
- Sign of impatience
- Stout spout
- Not a big hit?
- Bar fixture
- Beer keg insert
- Audible dance
- Bar spigot
- Draft source
- Hit lightly
- Exploit
- Start using
- Pub faucet
- Bojangles' genre
- Pub spigot
- Dance style
- Word with wire or spinal
- Keg insert
- Suds source
- Select, so to speak
- Touch on the shoulder
- Open, as a keg
- Open up
- Water faucet
- Brew outlet
- Draw off
- Telegrapher's sound
- Take advantage of
- Begin to use
- Alehouse fixture
- Pub feature
- Beer barrel poker?
- Water outlet
- Shoe type
- Percussive dance
- Dancing specialty
- Type of dance
- Keg part
- Noisy dance
- Plant a bug in
- Anxious foot action
- Beer-keg adjunct
- Beer keg outlet
- Dancing that really clicks with audiences
- Keg stopper
- Percussive dance style
- Hardly hit
- Certain shoe attachment
- Eavesdropper's device
- Brewpub feature
- Gregory Hines film
- Guinness spout
- Begin to use, as resources
- Fred Astaire forte
- Rap lightly
- Beer-keg insert
- Object of many a court order
- Brew dispenser
- What an anxious foot does
- Choose for membership
- Dance genre
- Brew source
- Draw on
- Touch on the shoulder, say
- Bojangles specialty
- Access
- Dance like Bojangles
- Shoulder touch
- Dance like the Hines Brothers
- Shoe add-on
- Light hit
- Beer dispenser
- Something for snooping
- Send a message in Morse
- Additional phone line?
- Emulate an anxious foot
- Prep, as 32-Down
- Savion Glover's dance genre
- Collect maple sap
- "Pardon me ..." gesture
- Soft touch
- Loud dance
- Keg need
- Knock lightly
- Keg piece
- Phone bug
- Spout
- Astaire specialty
- Noisy dance style
- Loud dance style
- Gregory Hines' specialty
- Savion Glover's genre
- Savion Glover specialty
- Dancing-shoe attachment
- Gregory Hines specialty
- Savion Glover's skill
- Emulate Mr. Bojangles
- Little hit
- Spying setup
- Spying gizmo
- Keg add-on
- Spinal ___
- Tavern spigot
- Keg opener
- Select, informally
- Physical "Psst!"
- Shoe saver
- See 62-Across
- Drafts may be served on it
- Pierce, as a keg
- Ready, as a keg
- Type of dancing
- Light knock
- Extra phone line?
- Bugging device
- Dance style with fancy footwork
- Keg spigot
- Light pat
- It's not the old soft shoe
- Kegger necessity
- Borrow money from
- Flow controller
- Select for committee work
- Hard dance shoe
- Unwanted phone connection
- Hit lightly and repeatedly
- One place to get water
- Draw fluid from
- Sharp quick blow
- Bad thing to have on your phone
- Monitor, in a way
- Bojangles' art
- Gregory Hines forte
- Sink feature
- Dance often done with top hat and cane
- Bugs on the line
- Ale dispenser
- Keep time, in a way
- Kind of water or dance
- Bug someone's phone, e.g.
- Pat
- Bug on the line
- Dancing shoe item
- Dance like Astaire
- 31-Down strategy
- Listen in on, in a way
- Gentle touch
- Barroom fixture
- Hoofer's clicker
- Dance noisily
- Dance class
- Spying tool
- Drum, as fingers
- Knock gently
- 120-Down source
- One of a brewpub array
- Use, as resources
- Gentle attention-getter
- Small hit
- Available, with "on"
- Barely hit
- Not much of a knock
- Word that becomes its own synonym when spelled backward
- Source of suds
- Bug, as a phone
- "Singin' in the Rain" dance style
- Physical attention-getter
- When repeated, testing of a mic
- Poke gently
- Kitchen faucet
- Name
- Activate, as a phone app
- Strike gently
- Bud source, perhaps
- Open for use
- Knock
- Break into
- Weak punch?
- ___ water
- Source of 16-Across
- Open a barrel
- You may feel one on your shoulder
- Source for beer or water
- Bojangles' dance genre
- Dancer's clicker
- Dance type
- FISA warrant objective
- A heel may have one
- Kitchen drawer?
- Wire intrusion
- One in a pub lineup
- Activate, as a mobile app
- Dance variety
- Beer hall fixture
- Touch lightly
- Beer extraction gadget
- Draw at a pub
- ___ water (it's from the faucet)
- Knock softly
- One in a pub array
- Bar valve
- Hines dance style
- Utilize, with "into"
- Spy's bug
- Word with dance or root
- Draw sap from, as a maple
- Dance style known for its shoes
- Source of water
- Source of 21-Across
- Brewpub unit
- Get from storage
- One in a bar array
- "What's on ___?" (bar query)
- Dance with an audible rhythm
- Surveil via phone
- Dancing suitable for radio
- Covert information source
- Put to use
- Stout source
- Dance style with a soft-shoe variety
- Part of a tavern
- Touch-screen touch
- Bug on a phone line
- App action
- Opposite of bottled
- ["Is this thing on?"]
- Kind of dance inspired by clogging
- Select, as for a job
- Touchscreen touch
- Bar beer source
- Pay via ApplePay, say
- Knock on, as a window
- When repeated, sound of impatience
- Dances like Savion Glover
- Dance style for Bill Robinson or Gregory Hines
- Pay with a chip-based credit card, perhaps
- Restaurant water choice
- Dance like Savion Glover
- Accessory for Astaire
- Dance with clicking sounds
- Dance with metallic shoes
- Choose, in Duck, Duck, Goose
- Slight touch
- Touch a touchscreen
- Like some water
- Choose, as a running mate
- Dance with a paradiddle step
- Lightly touch
- Touch a phone screen
- Dispenser of drafts
- Use a touchscreen
- Call upon, as for a position
- Activate, as a touchscreen
- Alternative to bottled
- Apt letters missing from " ___ verns___out"
- Touch, as on the shoulder
- Part of a mic check
- Activate, as a 24-Down
- Source of draft beer
- "Swipe, insert or ___ to pay"
- Touch
- Dance style with special shoes
- Alternative to "swipe" for a credit card
- Recruit
- Loud dancing style
- Dance like Arthur Duncan
- Dance with a clickety-clack
- Alternative to a swipe, for a credit card
- Dance style with shuffles and buffaloes
- "What's on ___?" (question at a bar)
- Dance like Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards
- Mic check action
- Open for drinks
- Dance like the Nicholas Brothers
- Interact with a phone screen
- Credit card checkout option
- When repeated, a nonverbal "Can you hear me?"
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - October 03, 2025
- New York Times - July 06, 2025
- New York Times - June 06, 2025
- USA Today - May 06, 2025
- USA Today - May 01, 2025
- New York Times - March 27, 2025
- USA Today - March 26, 2025
- LA Times - January 20, 2025
- New York Times - January 11, 2025
- USA Today - January 02, 2025
- USA Today - December 30, 2024
- New York Times - December 14, 2024
- USA Today - December 11, 2024
- USA Today - December 05, 2024
- LA Times - October 30, 2024
- New York Times - October 27, 2024
- New York Times - October 15, 2024
- LA Times - October 10, 2024
- LA Times - October 02, 2024
- New York Times - October 01, 2024
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