Bad way to run Crossword Clue

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Hereby find the answer to the clue " Bad way to run " ,crossword hint that was earlier published on "New York Times".
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Best Answer:
AMOK

Understanding Today's Crossword Puzzle

The clue "Bad way to run" leads us to the answer "AMOK". Let's break down the reasoning behind this answer:

  1. The clue uses the term "bad," which implies something negative or unfavorable.
  2. The clue mentions "way to run," indicating that we are looking for a word or phrase associated with running.
  3. The answer "AMOK" satisfies both criteria. Here's why:

Explanation:

1. The term "AMOK" is derived from the Malay word "amuk," which means "a wild or frenzied state of mind."

2. In English, "run amok" means to behave uncontrollably or in a violent manner.

3. The phrase "bad way to run" can be interpreted as behaving in a wild or uncontrollable manner, which aligns with the definition of "AMOK."

Therefore, "AMOK" is the fitting answer for the clue "Bad way to run."

Example:

If someone were to hear a disturbance and witness someone behaving violently or uncontrollably, they might say, "He's running amok."

Note: It's important to differentiate between "AMOK" and similar words or phrases. For instance, "running late" or "running scared" do not convey the same meaning as "running amok."



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  • AMOK
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Definition of "AMOK"

behave uncontrollably and disruptively

Example :
  • stone-throwing anarchists were running amok

  •  The Crossword clue "Bad way to run" published 26 time/s & has 6 answer/s. 
    CrosswordDateAnswer
    New York Times5 March 2024AMOK
    Wall Street Journal23 January 2023AMOK
    L.A. Times Daily28 September 2018ONEMPTY
    The Washington Post15 November 2016AMOK
    Universal21 March 2016AMOK
    Newsday.com15 May 2013AMOK
    Boston Globe18 December 2011AMOK
    USA Today20 February 2004AFOUL


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