Answer: ARCS
ARCS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 233 times.
- Bows
- Pinball paths
- Moves like a comet
- Semicircles
- Planetary paths
- Rainbows
- Pendulum paths
- Circle parts
- Parentheses, e.g.
- Parentheses, essentially
- Parabolic paths
- Rainbows, e.g.
- Electric discharges
- Not the most direct routes from point to point
- Curved lines
- Travels like a skyrocket
- Meteor paths
- Musical ties, essentially
- Circle segments
- Bends
- Hyperbola parts
- Rainbow shapes
- They may be drawn with compasses
- Curved trajectories
- Tennis lobs, e.g.
- Paths of pop-ups
- Slurs, in music
- Electrical bridges
- Bottle rocket paths
- Curved paths
- Jumps electrodes
- Semicircles, e.g.
- Circle sections
- Orbit bits
- Fly-ball paths
- Geometric curves
- Javelin paths
- Curling lines
- Trajectories
- Parabola parts
- Parabolas
- C's, e.g.
- Compass lines
- Travels in a curve
- Geometric construction markings
- Equator segments
- Crescent sides
- Pieces of 8?
- Doesn't go straight
- Spherical triangle sides
- French curve creations
- Discharges between electrodes
- Pizza crusts, e.g.
- Compass creations
- Lob trajectories
- Story trajectories
- Blooper paths
- Parabola pieces
- Circle pieces
- Circle fragments
- Orbit parts
- Geometric sector boundaries
- Tire tracks, often
- Indirect paths
- Parts of loops
- Bridges between electrodes
- Some bows
- Curved sections
- Curves made by fly balls
- Soap-opera story lines
- Eyebrow shapes
- Orbital segments
- Rainbow sections
- Lobs' trajectories
- Trajectories, often
- Storylines
- Story lines
- Ball trajectories
- They're measured in degrees
- Tossed-ball trajectories
- Circle components
- Current jumps, e.g.
- Three-point lines
- Story progressions
- Eyebrows, usually
- Circles, in part?
- Indirect routes from point to point
- Catapult paths
- Rainbows, basically
- They might form a circle
- Circle portions
- Trajectories produced by gravity
- Rainbow paths
- Indirect lines
- Rainbow curves
- Some compass drawings
- Firecrackers' paths
- Parentheses shapes
- Pendulums' paths
- Segments along a circumference
- Storyline paths
- Some trajectories
- Flight routes
- Welding sparks
- Missile paths
- Travels parabolically
- Circular segments
- Rainbows, for example
- Golf ball courses
- TV storylines spanning several episodes
- Parts of circles
- Follows a curve
- Welding bands?
- Arrow trajectories
- Oval segments
- Extended storylines
- Curves
- Missile trajectories
- Curved pieces
- Curved pieces
- Lobs' paths
- Curving paths
- Circle bits
- Eyebrow curves
- Fly ball paths
- Jump shots have them
- Spark coil outputs
- Flight paths
- Fly ball trajectories
- Story "shapes"
- Typical golf shots
- Rockets' paths
- Three-point lines in basketball, e.g.
- Bow shapes
- Fly balls, e.g.
- Cannonballs' paths
- Golf ball paths
- Story lines on TV
- C-shaped figures
- Curving courses
- A bunch of them make a circle
- Slow pitches have them
- Rainbow patterns
- Paths of lobs
- Ones going in circles?
- Parabolas, e.g.
- Things that are tossed usually go in them
- Curved segments
- Parabolas' paths
- Compass tracings
- Compass drawings
- Paths of baseball bombs
- Comets' paths
- Pizza crust sections
- Budget-graph border lines
- Pitched softball trajectories
- Lob paths
- Shapes of parentheses
- Hammer-throw trajectories
- Crescent components
- Parts of a curve
- Semicircle shapes
- Quarter moons, e.g.
- Parenthetical figures?
- Paths of orbits
- Quadrants, in geometry
- Story ___
- Crescent lines
- Oval portions
- Jump shot paths
- Paths for three-pointers
- Courses of events
- Sections of circles
- Orbit segments
- Fly balls' paths
- Part of 47 Down blueprints
- Parentheses, for instance
- Parts of orbital paths
- Paths of pendulums
- Javelin trajectories
- Small parts of circles
- Parabola shapes
- Windshield wipers' paths
- Thrown-ball trajectories
- Chords define them
- Trajectory paths
- Slow-pitch softball paths
- Compass output
- Circle's several
- Extended narratives
- Circle makers
- Rainbows for Noah?
- Many apostrophes, essentially
- Compass doodles
- Softball pitch shapes
- Trajectories for fly balls
- Some lines drawn with protractors
- Parabolas, essentially
- Curved parts
- Stone-skipping paths
- Electrical discharge shapes
- Extended story lines
- Shapes such as ) and (
- Free-throw paths
- Scythe blade shapes
- Parabolic trajectories
- Parentheses' shapes
- Football pass paths
- Hammer throw trajectories
- Welder's output
- Paths of falling stars
- Characters' journeys
- Paths of fly balls
- Jump shot trajectories
- Things drawn with compasses
- Paths of planets
- Pole-vaulting paths
- Rainbows, say
- Shapes of rainbows
- Bottle rocket trajectories
- Doesn't go straight, in a way
- Moves in a curved path
- They may join in a circle
- Shots of shooting stars, say
- TV stories sometimes have them
- Curving flight paths
- Shapes of storylines
- Storylines' shape
- Lines on an airline map
- Lines on a flight-tracker map
- Story shapes
- Curved shapes
- Plotlines across multiple episodes