A good one should be square Crossword Clue, 4 letters

Here you will find the answer to the 'A good one should be square' crossword clue with 4 letters that was last seen April 15 1998 in New York Times Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "A good one should be square" from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.

RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%MEAL4A good one should be square
73%MEAL4A good one is square
60%JOKE4A good one is cracked
60%IDEA4A good one is bright
59%HABIT5A bad one should be kicked
59%IDEA4A good one is often carried out
59%EAR3A good one is important for music
59%SAFE4A good one is hard to crack
58%ERA3A good one in the NL is low
57%ERA3A good one is under 3.00, for short
57%ERA3A good one is under 3.00, in brief
54%HORSESHOE9A good luck charm; should be hung facing up
52%APSCORE74 is a good one, in brief
52%ERA3A low one is best, for short
52%STONE5A flat one is best to skip
51%AVG3.300 is a good one in baseball: Abbr.
51%AVIATOR7An ace is a good one
51%GPA34.0 is a good one
51%IDEA4The wheel was a good one
51%RIPLEY6One after whom a Times Square museum is named
51%MILE4A miss is as good as one, they say
51%ERA3A low one is good in baseball, in brief
51%ANGLE5Each one in a square is 90°
50%PLAN4A is the best one
50%RULE4A "golden" one is an especially good thing to follow
50%STEAL5A deal so good it should be illegal
50%ANGLE5Each one in a square is 90 degrees
50%HABIT5Breaking a bad one is good
49%GPA31.0 is not a good one
49%CREDO5The Golden rule is a good one

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