Crossword Clue: Applet programming language
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- Applet language
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- Applet programming language
- AI Hirt hit
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- Home of gamelan music
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- Breed of domestic fowl
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- Computer language that's a slang word for "coffee"
- Computer language that's also a slang term for coffee
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- Island where Sundanese and Madurese are spoken
- Home to more than half of all Indonesians
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- Christmas Island's closest neighbor
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- Jakarta's country
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- Jitter juice
- "Joe"
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- Indonesian island — computer programming language
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- Indonesian island that's a slang word for coffee
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- Where Semarang is
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- What many call mud
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- Seattle's Best product, slangily
- Urn content: sl.
- Urn outpouring
- Urnings?
- Where Djakarta is
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Recent Usage of Applet programming language in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Nov. 13, 2015
