Crossword Clue: Abbr. in some military names
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- Appendage for Gen. Schwarzkopf
- A.A.R.P. part: Abbr.
- AARP part (Abbr.)
- AARP's R
- Abbr. after a colonel's name, maybe
- Abbr. after a former military leader's name
- Abbr. after a general's name, maybe
- Abbr. after a judge's name, perhaps
- Abbr. after a name, sometimes
- Abbr. after a name
- Abbr. after an officer's name
- Abbr. after many a capt.'s name
- Abbr. after many a general's name
- Abbr. after many a major's name
- Abbr. after many a military name
- Abbr. after many a military title
- Abbr. after many an officer's name
- Abbr. after many an old general's name
- Abbr. after some generals' names
- Abbr. after some inactive generals' names
- Abbr. after some military names
- Abbr. after U.S.M.C., maybe
- Abbr. for a former general
- Abbr. for a professor emeritus
- Abbr. for a worker no longer?
- Abbr. for an old general
- Abbr. for an old soldier
- Abbr. for one no longer working
- Abbr. for some generals
- Abbr. in a military name
- Abbr. in a military title
- Abbr. in many a military title
- Abbr. in many an officer's title
- Abbr. in military titles
- Abbr. in some military names
- Abed: Abbr.
- At leisure: Abbr.
- Coming in no more: Abbr.
- Decay after exposure to moisture
- IRA part: Abbr.
- Eligible for Soc. Sec.
- It may follow a mil. title
- Emer.
- It might follow a general's name: Abbr.
- Emeritus (Abbr.)
- Emeritus: Abbr.
- Emeritus, briefly
- Emeritus, e.g.: Abbr.
- Emeritus, for short
- Finished with the USAF
- Finished working, briefly
- Finished working, for good (Abbr.)
- Gen. Colin Powell, e.g.
- Gen. Powell's status
- General Colin L. Powell (__)
- General Powell's status, briefly
- Harm by exposure to moisture
- Done with employment: Abbr.
- Done with one's career: Abbr.
- Done working: Abbr.
- Done working, briefly
- In post-career mode: Abbr.
- Inactive: Abbr.
- Inactive, in a way: Abbr.
- Inactive mil. status
- Gone to Fla., maybe
- Collecting a pension: Abbr.
- Collecting Soc. Sec.
- Collecting Soc. Sec., perhaps
- Collecting Soc. Sec., say
- Collecting S.S.
- Drench, as flax or hemp
- Drench
- Dampen flax, e.g.
- Dampen flax
- Dampen hemp
- Not working: Abbr.
- Not working anymore: Abbr.
- Soften by soaking
- Soften fibers
- Soften flax
- Soften in water
- Keep: Abbr.
- Like emeriti: Abbr.
- Pt. of AARP
- Like Gen. Clark
- Like Gen. Colin Powell: Abbr.
- Like Gen. Colin Powell
- Like Gen. Franks
- Pt. of Schwarzkopf's title
- Like Gen. McChrystal
- Like Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf
- Like Gen. Powell
- Like Gen. Schwarzkopf
- Like Gen. Shinseki
- Like Gen. Tommy Franks
- Like Gen. Wesley Clark
- Like hall-of-fame inductees, typically
- Like hen's teeth
- Like HOF inductees, usually
- Like many a gen. or maj.
- Like many a mil. officer
- Like many a sr. citizen
- Like many AARP members, briefly
- Like many AARP mems.
- Like many an AARP mem.
- Out of a job: Abbr.
- Out of action: Abbr.
- Out of active mil. service
- Out of business: Abbr.
- Out of business (abbr.)
- Out of business, for short
- Out of commission (abbr.)
- Out of commission?: Abbr.
- Like many seniors: Abbr.
- Out of it: abbr.
- Like many sr. citizens
- Like many SSA payment recipients
- Out of practice? (Abbr.)
- Out of practice?: Abbr.
- Out of service?: Abbr.
- Out of svc.
- Out of the bus.
- Like many workers, after age 65: Abbr.
- Out of the game: Abbr.
- Out of the labor mkt.
- Out of the mil.
- Out of the rat race (Abbr.)
- Out of the rat race, maybe: Abbr.
- Like me in, oh, I'm gonna say, 22 years: Abbr.
- Out of work: Abbr.
- Like most hall-of-fame inductees: Abbr.
- Like one after work?: Abbr.
- Moved to Florida at age 65, briefly
- Like professors emeritus: Abbr.
- Like professors emeritus (Abbr.)
- Like some gen.'s
- Like some mil. officers
- Like some older profs (Abbr.)
- Like some profs: Abbr.
- Like some sgts.
- Like some srs.
- The R in AARP
- The "R" in AARP, briefly
- The "R" in AARP
- Official USAF designation
- With one's career completed (Abbr.)
- Name affix: Abbr.
- Old general's status, cut
- Part of AARP (abbr.)
- Part of A.A.R.P.: Abbr.
- Part of AARP: Abbr.
- Part of AARP
- Living in Ariz., maybe
- Living in Fla., maybe
- Part of IRA
- Part of some mil. titles
- On a pension (Abbr.)
- On a pension: Abbr.
- On a pension, briefly
- On pens.
- On pension: Abbr.
- On pension (Abbr.)
- On Soc. Sec., maybe
- On Soc. Sec., often
- On Soc. Sec., perhaps
- On Soc. Sec., say
- On Soc. Sec.
- On Soc. Security, say
- On Social Sec.
- On Social Sec., say
- On Social Security: Abbr.
- On Social Security, say: Abbr.
- On Social Security, typically (abbr.)
- On SS, maybe
- On SS, perhaps
- Receiving a pension (Abbr.)
- Receiving a pension: Abbr.
- Receiving a pension, briefly
- Loosen up hemp
- Loosening of fibers
- Mil.designation
- Military name: abbr.
- Pensioned (Abbr.)
- Pensioned: Abbr.
- Pensioner's abbr.
- Pensioner's ltrs.
- Pensioner's status: abbr.
- Prepare flax
- Prepare jute, e.g.
- Prepare jute
- Permanently off the clock: Abbr.
- Macerate.
- Macerate, as flax
- Macerate
- No longer active: Abbr.
- No longer active (Abbr.)
- No longer active, as a gen.
- No longer active, as a Sgt.
- No longer active, in the mil.
- No longer doing the job?: Abbr.
- No longer gigging, cut
- No longer in active serv.
- No longer in the game: Abbr.
- No longer in the mil., say
- No longer in the mil.
- No longer in the USAF
- No longer in the U.S.A.F.
- No longer in the USMC, say
- No longer in the USMC
- No longer in the U.S.N.
- No longer in the U.S.N., briefly
- No longer in the USN, say
- No longer in the USN
- No longer in the work force (abbr.)
- No longer on active duty (Abbr.)
- No longer playing (Abbr.)
- No longer playing: Abbr.
- No longer practicing Abbr.:
- No longer serving: Abbr.
- No longer working: Abbr:
- No longer working (abbr.)
- No longer working: Abbr.
- No longer working, briefly
- No longer working for a living: Abbr.
- No longer working, like a former army general: Abbr.
- Letters after some officers' names
- Moisten timber
- Opposite of act.
- Not act.
- Not active: Abbr.
- Like a gen. who no longer has men
- Like a prof. emerita
- Like a prof. emeritus
- Like a professor emerita: Abbr.
- Like an emeritus prof.
- Like Barry Bonds or Ken Griffey, Jr.: Abbr.
- Souse
- Spending one's IRA, say
- Saturate flax
- Working no more (Abbr.)
- Working no more, briefly
- Through working: Abbr.
- Through working, for short
- U.S. Army rank qualifier
- Steep flax
- Steep hemp
- Steep in liquid
- Steep
- Sells to the public
- Stengel's status: Abbr.
- Soak a fiber
- Soak, as a fiber
- Soak, as flax
- Soak flax, e.g.
- Soak (flax) in water
- Soak flax or hemp
- Soak flax or lumber
- Soak flax straw
- Soak flax
- Soak hemp, e.g.
- Soak hemp
- Soak, in a way
- Soak in order to soften
- Soak in water, as flax
- Soak in water, as hemp
- Soak thoroughly, in a way
- Soak thoroughly
- Send back: Abbr.
- Soak timber
- Soak to soften
- Soak
Recent Usage of Abbr. in some military names in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Abbr. in some military names" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Abbr. in some military names in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - Sept. 30, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 20, 2012
- Universal Crossword - July 16, 2010
- USA Today - June 7, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 1, 2009
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 15, 2005
- New York Times - July 17, 1997
