Clues for the word "ELOPE"
We've had 446 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1002 times in crosswords. It was last seen in New York Times crossword on March 26, 2025.
Definition of elope
- v. t. - To run away, or escape privately, from the place or station to which one is bound by duty; -- said especially of a woman or a man, either married or unmarried, who runs away with a paramour or a sweetheart.
Referring Clues
- Run with a hon?
- Steal away
- Skip the big wedding
- Run to the altar
- Run to Reno?
- Emulate Romeo and Juliet
- Abscond
- Run off to the chapel
- Take the honey and run
- Skip the usual wedding preparations
- Take flight to unite?
- Economize on the wedding
- Not tarry to marry
- Run off to get hitched
- Get hitched quick
- Skip town, in a way
- Not stand on ceremony?
- Secretly run off together
- Split to unite
- Bond on the run
- Waive one's rites?
- Run off together
- Run off to wed
- Leave via ladder, maybe
- Secretly tie the knot
- Run away
- Skip off
- Bond on the run?
- Bolt to unite
- Run for one's wife?
- Split to be joined?
- Bolt to bond
- Skip to the altar
- Sneak off
- Act on a sudden itching for a hitching
- Run for dear life?
- Get hitched hastily
- Get together without fanfare?
- Not do the rite thing?
- Advice for lovers whose parents disapprove
- Get a hand on the road?
- Act without the parents' blessings, say
- Run off to the justice of the peace
- Not wait for the parents' blessing, say
- Sneak off to say "I do"
- Run to Vegas, maybe
- Bolt, then hitch
- Flee to the J.P.
- Take a nuptial flight
- Flee to hitch
- Wed economically
- Take a spouse in secret
- Go with the beau
- Thwart disapproving parents, perhaps
- Take flight to unite
- Split to get spliced
- Wed without telling
- Choose the window instead of the aisle?
- Skip the ceremony
- Have a small wedding, perhaps
- Marry on the run
- Bypass the altar
- Marry secretly
- Find a preacher fast, maybe
- Take the honey and run?
- Have an unceremonious wedding, perhaps
- Run off to marry
- One way to avoid a rehearsal dinner
- Bolt together?
- Become a pair without an affair
- Skip the elaborate ceremony
- Hitch-and-run
- Form a secret union
- Form a secret union?
- Eschew a big wedding
- Marry in a hurry
- Sneak off to the altar
- Opt out of the local union?
- What running mates do?
- Marry on the cheap, maybe
- Eschew the rite stuff?
- Pair up in Vegas, maybe
- Run away with one's cutie on the q.t.?
- Secretly enter a united state
- Opt for the window instead of the aisle?
- Split to get hitched
- Emulate running mates?
- Skip the service, say
- Get hitched in a hurry
- Surprise one's future in-laws?
- Quickly form a union?
- Become one on the run
- Emulate Sarah Palin, nuptially
- Tie the knot in a secret spot
- Forgo the reception
- Get together on short notice?
- Tie the knot on the sly
- Wed like Romeo and Juliet
- Unite on the run
- Run away to wed
- Run off, as a couple
- Wed on the sly
- Split to wed
- Wed on the run
- Skip a big wedding
- Run off for romance
- Split to be tied
- Get hitched on the run
- Run off for love
- Travel to an away match?
- Double up in Vegas?
- Hurry to marry
- One way to avoid the altar
- Marry in haste
- Marry on the sly
- One way to form a union
- Avoid a certain church service
- Act on a sudden itch to get hitched
- Have no need for ushers
- Take part in a secret joint venture?
- Be part of a get-hitched-quick scheme
- Participate in a secret joint venture?
- Bolt then hitch
- Skip the big ceremony
- Skip out on the big wedding
- Secretly unite
- Hitch out of town
- Run off and form a union
- Split to become one
- Avoid wedding bills
- Split for the sole purpose of uniting?
- Marry on the cheap
- Bolt and hitch?
- Split to be hitched
- Flee to unite
- Bypass the big wedding
- Have a secret ceremony
- Get hitched in haste
- Rush into marriage
- Wed on the fly
- Run and form a union?
- Run off to join a union?
- Slip away to tie the knot
- Go abroad to marry
- Run off to a judge in Vegas, say
- Avoid a big wedding
- Wed on the wing
- Marry on the down-low
- Unite in flight
- One way to cut down on wedding expenses
- Hitch on the run
- Get married secretly
- Sneak into an institution?
- Have a simple wedding, perhaps
- Get spliced secretly
- Form a clandestine union?
- Get hitched on a sudden itch
- Split to hitch
- One way to avoid a wedding rehearsal dinner
- Escape to Vegas, maybe
- Skip church?
- Say "I do" without a big do
- Form a secret merger?
- Avoid major planning, in a way
- Tie a quick knot?
- Try a get-hitched-quick scheme
- One way to avoid a wedding
- Avoid a reception
- Avoid a reception
- Skip the announcement, invitations, etc.
- Wed stealthily
- Skip church, in a way?
- Bolt and hitch
- Descend a ladder and wed
- Run to Reno, maybe
- Run off to Las Vegas, perhaps
- Run to Las Vegas, perhaps
- Wed in secret
- Wed in haste
- Wed without fuss
- Wed hastily
- Wed furtively
- Have a secret wedding
- Flee to marry
- Eschew a ceremony
- Wed secretly
- Split to form a bond?
- Split to unite?
- Seek out a J.P.
- Seek a J.P., maybe
- Run to Reno
- Marry in secret
- Sneak off to say 'I do'
- Run away to get married
- Skip off to the altar
- Shun ceremony
- Eschew the tux, gown and band
- Forgo a reception, in a way
- Run together, in a way
- Have a nontraditional marriage, in a way
- Bypass a big wedding
- Leave for the hitching post?
- Save a bundle on the wedding
- Split to be joined
- Expedite some union business?
- Bypass a big wedding, say
- Alter altar plans, maybe
- Run from bachelorhood?
- Make a running start at marriage?
- Act impulsively, as young lovers
- Run for romance
- Run off to join up?
- Hit the road to get hitched
- Get right to the honeymoon, say
- Fly away, in a way
- Surprise your friends, wedding-wise
- Use a ladder, stereotypically
- Skip the fuss, not the ceremony
- Flee via ladder, stereotypically
- Avoid some wedding hoopla
- Avoid church service
- Emulate Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green
- Have wedding bells sans wedding bills
- Marry, sans ceremony
- Get hitched on the fly
- Wed without warning
- Run off, in a way
- One way to avoid a wedding rehearsal
- What Romeo and Juliet planned to do
- Emulate the Brownings
- Skip town to wed
- Tie a knot without warning?
- Scurry to tie the knot
- Run away and get married
- Run off to say 27-Down
- Thwart disapproving parents
- Dispense with nuptials
- Carry out a get-hitched-quick scheme
- Skip the festivities, in a way
- Run away (with)
- Be running mates?
- Wed without parental consent
- Pursue "I do's" when the parents say "don't"?
- Flee with a flame
- Become two on the run
- What Othello and Desdemona do in "Othello"
- One way to avoid a reception line
- Marry clandestinely
- Forgo a big wedding
- Adventurously follow one's heart, say
- Get married on the cheap
- Become one on the run?
- What some skip church to do?
- Marry a cutie on the q.t., maybe
- Become running mates?
- Slip away secretly
- Tie the knot on the fly
- Not use a wedding planner
- Run with a marriage license?
- Get together in secret?
- Run off
- Wed quickly
- Get hitched in secret
- Cut out for a union?
- Run away to marry
- Avoid having an arranged marriage, maybe
- Skip the fancy wedding
- Split to splice
- Unite in secret
- 23 Across on the run
- Act on a sudden itch to be hitched
- Skip a ceremony
- Tie up quickly?
- Split to join
- Get hitched in Vegas, perhaps
- Forgo a formal wedding
- Take off to get hitched
- Get married in secret
- Give a ring while on the road?
- Avoid wedding expenses, in a way
- Flee to get hitched
- Save wedding costs
- Flee to wed
- Flee, romantically
- Wed privately
- Run off to get married
- Sneak off to get married
- Skip the chapel
- Escape and wed
- Do without a big wedding
- Run away from antelopes
- Go straight to the courthouse to wed, perhaps
- Get hitched in private
- Go off to get hitched
- Secretly marry
- Forgo a big wedding, perhaps
- Run away secretly to marry
- Run away with one's beloved
- Run away to Gretna Green?
- Run off with Mr/Ms Right
- European turns to Spain for escape
- Make a romantic getaway
- Leave secretly for the match
- Don't do the rite thing
- Skip a fancy ceremony
- Run away with lover
- Run away to marry East European on the rebound
- Run away, as insect from ungulate
- Run away girl drops pen
- The worker leaves the animal to run away
- Run off in secret
- Take flight to take the plunge
- Run away from people without power?
- Peel off without a ring to Gretna Green?
- Take sweetheart and run
- Make a run to clinch the match
- Make a run for the match
- North or south turns to take east and run off together
- Save on wedding expenses
- Forgo the ceremony
- Run off to tie the knot
- Split to unite?
- Defy one's parents, possibly
- Dispense with the ceremony, say
- Skip town to 37 Across
- Abscond with lover
- Slip away with greasy object to climb, heading for embarrassment
- Ant leaves antelope to run off
- Abscond for amorous purposes
- European with European backing to run for Union?
- Penelope doesn't want scribble to disappear without warning
- Get married on the spur of the moment
- Run away with girl after writer is ditched
- Girl writer deserted to run off with another?
- Writer leaves girl to run away with another
- Run off with band to record backing
- Take the honey and run?
- Take one's hand secretly
- Skip church?
- Run to marry
- Run away to be wed
- Get hitched quickly
- Wed super-quick
- Avoid a formal wedding
- Run to wed
- Run off to the preacher
- Exchange secret vows
- Run off to unite
- Hitch in haste
- Depart unceremoniously?
- Have no reception?
- Go off to marry
- Cut out for marriage?
- Split to get together?
- Leave by ladder
- Run off to the J.P.
- Marry inexpensively
- Split to be tied?
- Say 16-Across before few
- Get hitched privately
- Run off to 47-Down
- Forgo the church ceremony
- Unite on the sly
- Get wed on the run
- Wed at Gretna Green, say
- Run secretly to the chapel
- Flee with a fiancé
- Skip the ceremony, in a way
- Sneak to a chapel
- Hitch in secret
- Unite on the fly
- Go off to wed
- Run to the J.P.
- What Romeo and Juliet plan to do
- Marry like 45-Across
- Hitch on the fly
- Run off to a chapel
- Split for a union
- Go straight to the courthouse, perhaps
- Save a ton on the wedding reception?
- Skip the formalities, in a way
- Marry on the cheap, say
- Tie the knot quickly
- Tie the knot on the run
- Skip a rite, perhaps
- Avoid stressing about invites, perhaps
- Split to bond
- Slip out to tie the knot
- Sneak off to Vegas, maybe
- Marry hastily
- Run away to wed in secret
- Avoid wedding expenses
- Go off, but not without a hitch?
- Run for your wife?
- Go get married in secret
- Frugal way to wed
- Bolt to tie the knot
- Run to become one
- Eschew nuptial formalities
- Act unceremoniously?
- Have a very cheap wedding
- Marry without a big ceremony
- Have a Vegas wedding, maybe
- Marry on the fly
- Have a small destination wedding
- Skip the wedding ceremony
- Get away from Handel operas
- Avoid wedding formalities
- Run away with your love
- Get married at the local courthouse, say
- Blow off the big wedding
- Skip the big ceremony, say
- Wed on the sly, and on the fly
- Emulate Desdemona and Othello, in a way
- Go off with a hitch?
- Get to "I do" without ado
- Run off (with)
- Forgo a traditional wedding
- Skip the big wedding, maybe
- Get away to get together
- Say "I do" without the ado
- Split to come together
- Emulate Monroe and DiMaggio
- Bolt together?
- Secretly unionize?
- Run into a hitch?
- Surreptitiously say "26-Across," say
- Run away to get hitched
- Split, then come together?
- Not get reception?
- Get married without a big ceremony
- Secretly wed
- Opt for a drive-through wedding, maybe
- Forgo an official ceremony
- Employ the secret service?
- Get to "I do" without the ado
- Skip the elaborate wedding, say
- Skip a party, in a way
- Wed quickly without warning
- Choose a running mate?
- Travel to an away match?
- Eschew the pews, say
- Get a running mate?
- What Romeo and Juliet planned to do in Mantua
- Give a run for your honey?
- Opt out of a traditional union
Last Seen In
- New York Times - March 26, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - March 04, 2025
- LA Times - March 01, 2025
- USA Today - February 28, 2025
- Mirror Daily - February 23, 2025
- Daily American - January 28, 2025
- New York Times - January 24, 2025
- Daily Cryptic - January 18, 2025
- Mirror Daily - January 05, 2025
- Daily American - January 03, 2025
- Mirror Daily - January 03, 2025
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - November 21, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 13, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 12, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - October 31, 2024
- USA Today - October 28, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - October 23, 2024
- Mirror Daily - October 23, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - October 14, 2024
- Mirror Daily - October 08, 2024
- Daily American - September 20, 2024
- New York Times - September 12, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - September 06, 2024
- Daily American - August 30, 2024
- Mirror Daily - August 23, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - August 21, 2024
- Daily American - August 21, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - August 20, 2024
- Mirror Daily - August 13, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - July 28, 2024
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