Crossword Clue: Bit of Web video gear
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- 2010 Heisman Trophy winner ___ Newton
- 2010 Heisman Trophy winner Newton
- 2015 N.F.L. M.V.P. Newton
- 2015 NFL MVP Newton
- ___ recorder
- ___ shaft
- Bank security aid, briefly
- ___ Tucker (Eric Stonestreet's "Modern Family" role)
- ___ wheel (rotating engine part)
- A type of shaft
- Attachment to "corder"
- Bit of "Big Brother" equipment
- Bit of video gear, for short
- Bit of Web video gear
- Auto part
- Auto shaft attachment
- Auto shaft, slangily
- Baby or nanny follower
- 'Bones' role
- Dash attachment
- Dash device
- Grammy-nominated singer of the 2015 song "Burning House"
- Cell feature
- Cell pic taker
- Cellphone feature, informally
- Cellphone function, for short
- Hockey great Neely
- Hockey Hall of Famer Neely
- Compact (or midsize) disk
- East Anglian river
- Certain wheel
- Eccentric mechanism
- Eccentric wheel part
- Eccentric wheel
- It can follow web or sky
- Device above a dash
- Device in some drones
- Device on some drones, for short
- Film device, for short
- Film equipment, for short
- Filmer, briefly
- Filming device, for short
- Filming device, informally
- It takes vids
- Gear
- Bump on a shaft?
- Ending for web, sky or nanny
- Ending with body or spy
- Ending with bunny or puppy or basically any animal you want to watch perpetually
- Ending with nanny or spy
- Ending with "spy" or "web"
- Ending with spy or web
- Ending with video
- Ending with web or spy
- Engine cylinder
- Engine disk
- Engine part
- Engine shaft
- Engine wheel
- English river
- English university's river
- Disk in an engine
- Eric Stonestreet's "Modern Family" role
- Ignition-system part
- Crank opposite, in mechanics
- Crank shaft feature
- Cameron, for short
- Image capturer, briefly
- Follower of spy or web
- Car-engine component
- Heisman winner Newton
- Car part
- Helmet ___ (reality show prop)
- Helmet add-on, on TV
- Helmet attachment, for TV sportscasts
- Helmet gizmo at the X Games
- Carolina Panthers quarterback ___ Newton
- Carolina Panthers quarterback Newton
- Carolina quarterback Newton
- GoPro, e.g.
- GoPro product, briefly
- FaceTime necessity
- FaceTime need
- Drone attachment, for short
- Drone device, often
- Catcher-__, Fox TV baseball innovation
- Piston pusher
- Motion imparter
- Motion translation piece
- Motor disk
- Motor part
- River alongside King's College
- River flowing into the Ouse
- River in E England
- Ouse feeder
- Ouse territory
- Shaft feature
- Pushrod pusher
- Overhead ___ engine
- Overhead-___ engine
- Overhead ___
- "Overhead" engine part
- Overhead item, at Daytona
- Moving machine part
- Moving part in a machine
- Moving piece of machinery.
- Moving piece of machinery
- Vid recorder
- Vid shooter
- Vid taker
- Video capturer, briefly
- Video capturer, for short
- Video chat need
- Video device, for short
- Video end?
- Kind of shaft or corder
- Kind of shaft or wheel
- Kind of shaft
- Video gear
- Video maker, for short
- Video or web follower
- Video producer, for short
- Video recorder, briefly
- Video recorder, for short
- Role on "Bones" or "Modern Family"
- Role on 'Bones'
- Video-recording device that can follow "mini" or "nanny"
- Video shooter, for short
- Video taker, familiarly
- Video taker, in brief
- Videoconference necessity, briefly
- Videographer's handful, for short
- Traffic-light mechanism
- Traffic-light part
- Vietnam's ___ Ranh Bay
- Kind of wheel
- QB Newton
- Vine source, for short
- Quarterback Newton of the Carolina Panthers
- Quarterback Newton of the Panthers
- Quarterback Newton
- Kiss ___
- Kiss ___ (recorder of a smooching couple in a sports arena)
- Panda ___ (live feed at a zoo)
- Rotary cylinder
- Rotary device
- Rotary disk
- Rotating disc
- Rotating disk
- Rotating engine part
- Rotating gear
- Rotating machine part
- Rotating mechanism
- Rotating part under the hood
- Rotating part
- Rotating piece
- Rotating piece in a machine
- Rotating piece of machinery
- Rotor in a motor
- Short film maker?
- Short film producer?
- Short filmmaker?
- Suffix for web
- Trippet
- Suffix with mini or Web
- Suffix with nanny
- Suffix with web or nanny
- Suffix with web or sky
- Suffix with web or Steadi
- Suffix with web
- Mechanical disk
- Part of a rotating shaft
- Part of a sewing machine
- Nanny __
- Nanny ___ (babysitter checker)
- Nanny ___ (babysitter-monitoring device)
- Nanny ___ (device for monitoring babysitters)
- Nanny ___ (device for spying on babysitters)
- Nanny ___ (in-home video device)
- Nanny ___
- Nanny follower
- Nanny or mini closer
- Nanny trailer?
- Nanny watcher
- Part of an auto engine
- Passing Newton
- Neely of hockey fame
- Neely of hockey
- One may be overhead
- Recorder, for short
- Recording device, for short
- One might shoot a nanny
- One of Lily's fathers on "Modern Family," for short
- Newton about whom Panther fans give a fig
- Newton throwing bombs
- Newton with the Panthers
- Mini filmer
- Mini or steadi ender
- N.F.L. QB Newton
- NFL quarterback ___ Newton
- NHL Hall of Famer Neely
- Lens holder, for short
- Machine cylinder
- Machine disk
- Machine part
- Machine piece
- Machine rotator
- Machine wheel
- Machinery part
- Mitchell's husband on "Modern Family," for short
- Mitchell's husband on "Modern Family"
- Mitchell's partner on "Modern Family," for short
- Mitchell's partner on "Modern Family"
- Mitch's husband on "Modern Family"
- Machine's timing device
- "Modern Family" character planning his wedding to Mitch for much of this season
- "Modern Family" character whose alter ego is Fizbo the Clown
- 'Modern Family' character
- "Modern Family" name
- 'Modern Family' role
- Lever striker
- Monitoring device
- Photo shooter
- Photo taker, briefly
- Photo taker
- Photog's need
- Pic taker
- Picture taker, briefly
- Picture taker, in combinations
- Picture-taking word ending
- Piece of video gear
- Word affixed to web or handy
- Shutterbug's equipment, briefly
- Word after spy or nanny
- Word after web or mini
- Turning part
- Surveillance device, for short
- Surveillance device
- Surveillance tool, briefly
- Surveillance tool, for short
- Surveillance tool
- Twin-___ engine
- Word with kiss or web
- Word with "nanny" or "web"
- Word with nanny or web
- Word with recorder or engine
- Web ___ (computer add-on)
- Web attachment
- Web attachment?
- Word with wheel or engine
- Web connection?
- Web ending
- Web filmer
- "Web" follower
- Web or sky follower
- Web-video gear
- Web video gear, for short
- Web video gear
- Webcast video recorder
- Type of gear
- Type of shaft
- Sportscast suffix
- Spy tool, briefly
- Spying aid, briefly
- Spying aid
- Spy's eye, briefly
- Sky-___ (TV news aid)
- Sky-___ (TV news chopper)
- Sky-___ (TV news vehicle)
- Sky attachment?
- Skype device, for short
- Skype hardware, for short
- Skype necessity, briefly
- Skype necessity, for short
- Skype necessity
- Skyping device
- Skyping need
- Sliding piece of machinery
- Tappet mover
- Tappet
- Yaounde's country (Abbr.)
- Smartphone feature
- Security device, for short
- Security device
- Wheel eccentric
- Wheel part
- Wheel piece
- Wheel projection
- Wheel, sometimes
- Wheel to impart motion
Recent Usage of Bit of Web video gear in Crossword Puzzles
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- Premier Sunday - April 3, 2016
- New York Times - Oct. 19, 2010
