Crossword Clues for LEGIT

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Lawful, informally Newsday 06 Jul 2025
Escape quickly authorised?
On the up and up Eugene Sheffer 28 Jun 2025
Right to run (5) The Guardian Cryptic 27 Jun 2025
Authentic (slang) (5) The Guardian Quick 17 Jun 2025
Genuine, casually LA Times Daily 10 Jun 2025
On the up-and-up USA Today 03 Jun 2025
Member needs information technology to be within the law (5)
On the up and up New York Times 20 May 2025
Totally authentic New York Times Mini 10 May 2025
For real USA Today 21 Apr 2025
Conforming to the rules (informal) (5)
Escape The Telegraph Mini 02 Apr 2025
For real New York Times 29 Mar 2025
Within the law, but run away all the same
Aboveboard, informally Universal 03 Mar 2025
Allowed, informally The Telegraph Mini 24 Feb 2025
Aboveboard New York Times 12 Feb 2025
Legal abbreviation for "run"? (3,2)
Conforming to the law (abbr) (5)
Not sketchy, colloquially New York Times Mini 30 Jan 2025
Run on the level The Times Cryptic 07 Jan 2025
Dash off genuine short (5) The Guardian Cryptic 07 Jan 2025
Walk or run informally speaking?
Legitimate (coll)
Run away (inf) (3,2)
On the up and up Wall Street Journal 03 Dec 2024
Run on the level The Times Sunday Cryptic 01 Dec 2024
Joe, let out to run away (3,2)
Genuine, for short The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 16 Nov 2024
Bolt conforming to a certain standard
The real deal LA Times Daily 30 Oct 2024
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 22 Oct 2024
MC Hammer's "Too ___ to Quit" album
Run away - but not off with the thing! (3,2)
Honest (abbr) (5)
Do a bunk, run away (3,2)
Aboveboard LA Times Daily 26 Aug 2024
Permissible to run away (5) Mirror Cryptic 07 Aug 2024
Lawful Mirror Quick 07 Aug 2024
Reputable, informally Newsday 06 Aug 2024
For real New York Times 02 Aug 2024
The real deal Wall Street Journal 27 Jul 2024
Run on the level The Times Cryptic 26 Jul 2024
Not shady at all Newsday 19 Jul 2024
Run away The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Jul 2024
For real USA Today 25 Jun 2024
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 10 Jun 2024
Allowed to take flight
Reputable, for short Commuter 20 May 2024
Not sketchy New York Times 17 May 2024
To run away is perfectly OK (3,2)
Run in a lawful way
Legal, slangily
Show turn of speed that's respectable
"Seems - " ("I think it's valid")
"Seems ___" ("I think it's valid") USA Today 03 Apr 2024
Authentic, informally USA Today 28 Mar 2024
Lawful, informally Newsday 26 Mar 2024
To be fair, a little sly about (5)
Right limb, that thing The Times Quick Cryptic 11 Mar 2024
For real New York Times 23 Feb 2024
Lawful, informally Family Time 12 Feb 2024
Not bogus USA Today 31 Jan 2024
On the up and up New York Times 30 Jan 2024
Of unquestioned provenance, for short
Informal term for lawful (5)
Authentic, in slang Universal 06 Dec 2023
Real, slangily; lit i.e. (anag.) (5)
Escape, possibly, is lawful The Telegraph Toughie 16 Nov 2023
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 24 Oct 2023
Lawful escape? The Guardian Cryptic 26 Sep 2023
The real deal Wall Street Journal 12 Sep 2023
Kosher New York Times 28 Jul 2023
Not a scam Wall Street Journal 27 Jul 2023
Run literally goes round, for example, square The Telegraph Toughie 10 May 2023
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 20 Apr 2023
On the up and up Eugene Sheffer 25 Mar 2023
Lawful, informally Newsday 22 Mar 2023
Genuine USA Today 01 Mar 2023
For real USA Today 18 Feb 2023
Not a fake USA Today 10 Feb 2023
Authentic, informally USA Today 01 Feb 2023
Run off in compliance with the rules The Guardian Quiptic 09 Jan 2023
Sanctioned by law (abbr) The Guardian Quick 05 Jan 2023
The real deal USA Today 23 Nov 2022
Lawful, informally Newsday 22 Nov 2022
Bona fide, for short USA Today 26 Oct 2022
For real, colloquially New York Times 17 Oct 2022
On the up and up Newsday 20 Sep 2022
Kosher Wall Street Journal 13 Aug 2022
Not shady LA Times Daily 04 Aug 2022
On the up and up Eugene Sheffer 23 Jun 2022
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 07 Jun 2022
Opposite of sketchy Universal 09 May 2022
Genuine Wall Street Journal 03 May 2022
Kosher Wall Street Journal 22 Feb 2022
On the level LA Times Daily 07 Feb 2022
On the level The Washington Post 07 Feb 2022
Lawful, informally Newsday 25 Jan 2022
For real LA Times Daily 08 Jan 2022
Not a fake USA Today 29 Dec 2021
Valid USA Today 22 Dec 2021
Kosher LA Times Daily 09 Dec 2021
On the up-and-up New York Times 06 Sep 2021
Reputable, informally Newsday 30 Aug 2021
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 27 Jul 2021
Aboveboard USA Today 16 Jul 2021
Authentic The Washington Post Sunday 04 Jul 2021
Within the law The Washington Post 30 Jun 2021
Within the law LA Times Daily 30 Jun 2021
Authorised to go away on foot
Bona fide New York Times 18 Apr 2021
Run in accordance with the rules
On the level LA Times Daily 03 Oct 2020
On the level The Washington Post 03 Oct 2020
On the up-and-up, so to speak Canadiana 31 Aug 2020
On the up and up Wall Street Journal 01 Aug 2020
Kosher Newsday 31 Jul 2020
Lawful run!
On the up and up USA Today 10 Jun 2020
Genuine USA Today 07 Jun 2020
On the up-and-up Universal 02 Jun 2020
Honest Wall Street Journal 30 Apr 2020
Authorised escape The Telegraph Toughie 23 Apr 2020
Aboveboard Wall Street Journal 14 Mar 2020
On the level Wall Street Journal 12 Mar 2020
Authorized by law, a number of the Spanish return for the princess
On the up and up Eugene Sheffer 25 Dec 2019
Right to run away?
Not a scam Wall Street Journal 02 Oct 2019
Walk is allowed
On the level, informally USA Today 10 Aug 2019
Bona fide Thomas Joseph 26 Jul 2019
On the up-and-up Thomas Joseph 10 Jul 2019
Reputable Newsday 23 Jun 2019
Kosher Premier Sunday 02 Jun 2019
On the up and up Newsday 26 May 2019
Bona fide, informally USA Today 12 Apr 2019
Perfectly permissible Newsday 06 Apr 2019
Just go The Telegraph Toughie 05 Apr 2019
Within the law, slangily Canadiana 28 Jan 2019
On the level, informally
Not a scam
Perfectly lawful Universal 08 Dec 2018
Aboveboard LA Times Daily 10 Aug 2018
Aboveboard The Washington Post 10 Aug 2018
Do one square The Telegraph Toughie 25 Jul 2018
Not phony Wall Street Journal 18 Jul 2018
Reputable, informally Newsday 09 Jul 2018
On the level, for short USA Today 26 Jun 2018
Kosher New York Times 10 Jun 2018
For real The Washington Post 26 May 2018
For real LA Times Daily 26 May 2018
Allowed by law Universal 28 Mar 2018
Do one up front! The Telegraph Toughie 16 Feb 2018
Colloquial abbreviated word meaning lawful The Telegraph General Knowledge 21 Jan 2018
Allowed by law
Aboveboard
For real
Kosher
Perfectly lawful
On the level, for short
Not phony
Authentic, informally Newsday 26 Dec 2017
On the level Newsday 07 Dec 2017
On the up and up New York Times 18 Nov 2017
Authentic Thomas Joseph 27 Oct 2017
All right to scarper
Conforming to the law The Times Concise 27 Sep 2017
Kosher LA Times Daily 27 Aug 2017
Kosher The Washington Post 27 Aug 2017
On the up-and-up Wall Street Journal 22 Aug 2017
Not bogus New York Times 16 Jun 2017
Lawful The Times Concise 01 Jun 2017
Run away with official authorisation, in short The Telegraph Cryptic 09 Apr 2017
Run above board The Telegraph Cryptic 07 Mar 2017
Honest local soldier in rented accommodation Irish Times Crosaire 03 Mar 2017
Not shady LA Times Daily 19 Jan 2017
On the up and up
Kosher
Not bogus
Stocking filler — it's all right
On the up and up
Go on foot, so to speak Newsday 16 Oct 2016
For real, for short USA Today 14 Oct 2016
Kosher escape? The Telegraph Toughie 12 Oct 2016
On the up-and-up The Washington Post 17 Aug 2016
Lawful, informally Jonesin 05 Apr 2016
On the level Universal 25 Mar 2016
For real Wall Street Journal 27 Jan 2016
Kosher Wall Street Journal 14 Dec 2015
Authentic, so to speak Newsday 01 Nov 2015
On the up-and-up Eugene Sheffer 01 Jul 2015
It's within the law to hurry on foot The Telegraph Cryptic 12 Jun 2015
Allowable, for short Newsday 10 Jun 2015
Run away? It's warranted The Telegraph Cryptic 28 May 2015
Aboveboard, slangily Jonesin 09 Apr 2015
Honest run for the locals Irish Times Crosaire 28 Mar 2015
It's not against the law to run away
Right to run away?
On the up-and-up USA Today 30 Jan 2015
Lawful USA Today 25 Jan 2015
O.K New York Times 06 Jan 2015
Lawful
Kosher
Kosher
For real
Allowable, for short
O.K.
On the up and up
On the level
Authentic, so to speak
On the up-and-up
Kosher
For real
Lawful, slangily
Like a manager on the up-and-up
Walk
Go on foot
On the up-and-up
On the level
Sanctioned
Lawful, informally
For real, in slang
On the level
Clean
Aboveboard, so to speak
Authentic
Lawful, informally
Not phony
On the up-and-up
Like a fair and official contract, for short
Authentic
Clean
Sanctioned
Allowable
Not phony
For real
On the up and up
Not shady
Bona fide
Bona fide
Not shady
On the up and up
Genuine
Go by foot
Aboveboard
Kosher, so to speak
Run
Proper
Pass on the cab, say
Proper
Kosher
Not bogus
Above board, slangily
Jake
Go by foot, slangily
Kosher
Aboveboard, slangily
On the level
Allowed, for short
On the up-and-up
Kosher
On the up and up
Justified
Justified
Proper
On the up-and-up
Kosher
On the level
OK
Kosher
On the up and up
Sanctioned
Go by foot, slangily
Theatre term
Valid
On the up and up
The real McCoy
Aboveboard
Aboveboard, slangily
Valid
Valid
Lawful, for short
Within permitted bounds
On the up-and-up
Lawful, for short
Lawful
On the up-and-up
Allowable, for short
Kosher
Lawful
Perfectly OK
Walk fast
On the up-and-up
Genuine: sl.
Walk fast
On the up-and-up
Walk, slangily
Kosher, so to speak
Lawful, slangily
Perfectly acceptable
Absolutely fair
Not criminal
Okay
Hardly bogus
Authentic
Not likely to cause suspicion
Kosher
Lawful
On the up-and-up, briefly
Aboveboard
Valid
Oedipus ____
Lawful
Not bogus
Authentic
Kosher
Aboveboard
On the up-and-up
The Real McCoy
On the level
Not under the counter
Not phony
Lawful, for short
Slangily licit
For real
On the square
Not bootleg
Not unlawful
Go on shanks' mare
Kind of theater, for short
Strictly theatre.
Living theater, familiarly
Live theater, for short
Referring to the spoken drama: Slang.
The stage: Slang.
Genuine: Slang.
Run: Slang.
Kind of theater, for short.
On the up and up.
Run: Colloq.
Broadway term.
Slangy theatrical term.
On the level.
Kind of Broadway offering: Slang.
Walk: Colloq.
Lawful: Slang.
B'way term.
Within the law: Slang.
The theatre, in "Broadwayese."
The theatre, as opposed to the motion pictures: Slang.
Broadway term for the theatre.
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