Answer: NOOSE
NOOSE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 163 times.
- Lariat's end
- Looped rope
- Running bowline, e.g.
- Gallows loop
- The end of one's rope, maybe
- Lasso loop
- Hangman's ___
- Western "necktie"
- Hanging need
- The necktie in a necktie party
- Lasso
- Lariat loop
- Choker
- End of a hangman's rope
- Tightenable loop
- Slipknot loop
- Rope's end, maybe
- Knotted rope
- Wild West outlaw's comeuppance
- Lasso part
- Involuntary neckwear
- Wild West justice
- Western necktie?
- Potentially deadly loop
- Condemned's neckwear?
- Loop with a slipknot
- Hanger?
- Sue Grafton's "N"
- Hangman's knot
- Necktie party choker
- Wild West knot
- Loop it's best to be out of
- Lynch mob's need
- It gets tightened
- Oater omen
- Rope loop used in trapping animals
- Slipknot
- "Necktie"
- Snare
- Wild West justice, to a mob
- Lethal loop
- The loop it's best to be out of
- Loop with a running knot
- Western choker
- Sue Grafton's "'N' Is for ___"
- Oater choker
- Hangman's loop
- One to hang with
- Loop
- Western omen
- Rope loop
- Running bowline, essentially
- Cowpoke's loop
- Symbol of Wild West justice
- Ominous loop
- Rope slipknot
- Lasso feature
- Western prop
- Rope feature
- Cowboy's loop
- Lariat feature
- Loop in a 10 Down
- Gallows sight
- Threat for a Wild West outlaw
- Necktie party item
- Featured item in a necktie party
- The ''necktie'' in a necktie party
- Western ''necktie''
- Roundup loop
- Lasso's loop
- The end of one's rope?
- Loop you prefer to be out of
- "Hang 'Em High" prop
- Riata end
- Gallows necklace
- Wild West loop
- Lariat, essentially
- Dangerous loop
- Choke chain kin
- Gallows item
- 6-Down feature
- Prop in "The Ox-Bow Incident"
- Rancher's snare
- End of a lasso
- Dogie snagger
- Cause of a pain in the neck
- The necktie in a Western necktie party
- 11-Down feature
- One of Grafton's novel keywords
- Wild West "necktie"
- Hanging piece
- Symbol on the film poster for Eastwood's "Hang 'Em High"
- The "necktie" in a necktie party
- Halter feature
- Tight rope?
- What "N Is for" in a Sue Grafton title
- Lasso basically
- Rodeo gear
- Loop at the end of a rope
- Rodeo gear
- Rodeo gear
- Lasso, basically
- Sue Grafton's 'N Is for ___'
- Lasso end
- Sue Grafton's 'N'
- Lariat component
- Hangman's device
- Hanging loop
- Western loop
- Hangman's halter
- Executioner's rope
- Gallow's loop
- Executioner's loop
- Lariat knot
- Oater "necktie"
- Execution loop
- Image on a poster for Eastwood's "Hang 'Em High"
- Prop for many a western
- Threat for a rustler
- It may be left hanging
- Hangman's necessity
- Springe part
- Fagin's end
- Jed Cooper was rescued from one in "Hang 'Em High"
- Calf-roping loop
- Dogie stopper
- Old Western choker
- Hangman's prop
- Loop in old Westerns
- HangmanÂ's knot
- Gallows' loop
- What "N" is for, in a Sue Grafton title
- Adjustable loop
- Cowboy's rope loop
- Last method of death in Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None"
- Frontier justice
- Western film "necktie"
- Ominous oater symbol
- Halter
- Old west threat
- Hangman's creation
- Means of death for Judas Iscariot
- Roundup circle
- Loop in a cattle drive
- Rodeo snarer
- Rope with a slipknot
- Lasso's slipknot
- Fate of a Wild West outlaw, perhaps
- Necktie, of a sort
- Loop for a hangman
- It may be at the end of one's rope
- Headstall's kin
- Loop in a lariat
- Hangman's tool
- John Brown's bane
- Springe
- Alternative to a guillotine
- End of a rope
- Loop + running knot
- Knotted loop
- This may be at the end of one's rope
- Title word in the 14th Kinsey Millhone novel
- Snare element