Crossword Clue: Brief letter sign-off
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Brief letter sign-off"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Brief letter sign-off"
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- __ in Show: dog prize
- "__ in Show"
- __ man
- ___ bower (spare anchor)
- ___ Buy (electronics store)
- "___ Foot Forward"
- ___ in Show
- ___ in Show (Westminster prize)
- "___ in Show"
- ___-of album
- ___ Picture (Academy Award won by "12 Years a Slave")
- ___ Picture (Oscar presented last each year)
- ___ Picture (Oscars category)
- ___ Picture (top award at the Oscars)
- ___ practice
- American-born Canuck insulin inventor
- Banting and ____(Insulindiscoverers )
- "___ wishes!"
- A+
- A+++
- Annual Car and Driver list
- A-No. 1
- A-number-1
- A-number-one
- A-one
- Beat
- Academy Award adjective
- Academy Awards word
- Bet or buy lead-in
- Better superlative
- Better than better
- Better than good
- As good as it gets
- Actress Edna ____
- Actress Edna
- At the top of the heap
- Author Edna ____
- Award adjective
- Award category word
- Award-worthy
- Awards show superlative
- Blue-ribbon word
- Blue ribbon-worthy
- Blue-ribbon
- Alternative to "Yours truly"
- Drummer Pete
- Drummer replaced by Starr
- Insulin co-discoverer
- Insulin co-inventer
- Insulin discoverer
- Insurance writer A.M._____
- "Hit Me with Your ___ Shot"
- "Hit Me With Your --- Shot"
- Common email sign-off word
- Common letter closer
- Greatest
- "Father Knows ___"
- Friendly email sign-off
- Compilation word
- Defeat, in a way
- Defeat
- Eclipse
- Champ
- Brief letter closing
- Brief letter sign-off
- Edna of stage
- Edna of theater
- Brightest cohort
- Brightest's cohort
- British actress: 1900–74
- Deserving a blue ribbon
- Conquer
- It has none better
- Cheers alternative
- Elite
- Film-award word
- How father knows
- Finest
- Finest possible
- Finish ahead of
- Choice
- Choicest
- Correspondence sign-off
- It's better than better (with "the")
- It's better than better
- First-place
- First-rate
- "It's for the ___" Straylight Run
- First word in every Academy Award category
- Get the better of
- It's yet to be, to Browning
- Crème de la crème
- Cream of the crop
- Cream
- Girl or seller
- Crème de la crème
- Foo Fighters "___ of You"
- Foo Fighters hit "___ of You"
- Excelling all others
- Co-discoverer of insulin
- Foot to put forward
- Gold-medal caliber
- Gold medalist, vis-à-vis competitors
- Foremost
- Carter's "Why Not the ___?"
- Inferior to none
- Good's superlative
- Informal letter closing
- Informal letter signoff
- Casual sign-off in a letter
- Highest in quality
- Highest quality
- Highest-quality
- Highest-rated
- Most appropriate
- Most desirable
- Most excellent
- Most favorable
- Original Beatles drummer Pete
- Most helpful
- Most outstanding
- Most suitable
- Oscar adjective
- Oscar category word
- Most vague
- Oscar-night superlative
- Most worthy
- Oscar superlative
- Vanessa Williams "Save the ___ for Last"
- Oscar title starter
- Vanquish
- Oscar word
- Oscars adjective
- Oscars category word
- Oscars superlative
- Oscars word
- The ___ and the brightest
- Top of the heap
- Top of the line
- Top-of-the-line
- Top, or tops
- Top-quality
- Top quality
- Top-ranked
- Top-rate
- Top-rated
- "The ___ Is Yet to Come"
- Top-shelf
- Top spot
- "The ___ Man Holiday" (2013 movie)
- Top
- Topnotch
- Tops.
- Tops
- Whip
- The "B" in "BFF"
- Outdo
- Place higher than
- Outduel, e.g.
- Outperform
- Outrun, say
- Outscore
- Number one
- Outsmart
- Outstrip
- Outwit
- Numero uno, with "the"
- Numero uno
- Overcome
- Overpower
- Overthrow
- Kind of man
- Kind of man or seller
- Kind of seller
- Kindest regards
- Like the blue ribbon winner
- Like the champ
- Matchless
- Of the highest quality
- Limit of one's ability
- With Banting, insulin finder
- "The Second ___ Exotic Marigold Hotel"
- Triumph over
- Part 6 of our Christmas Carol
- Trounce
- Part of BFF
- Rating a blue ribbon
- Met basso
- Largest.
- Leading
- Least bad
- One-up
- One-word letter closing
- Letter closer
- Letter closing
- Letter ender, perhaps
- Letter sign-off
- Prime
- Pete from the Beatles
- Pete, the Beatles' drummer before Starr
- Primo
- "Level" effort
- None better
- Nonpareil
- Prize-winning
- Opposite of worst
- Optimal
- Optimum
- Like a winner
- Ride starter
- Sunday ___
- Sunday garb?
- Word before friend or seller
- Superfine
- Superlative
- Superlative of good
- Superlatively good
- Word in an award category
- Word in most Grammy categories
- Word often said at the Oscars (no, not "mom" or "agent")
- Supreme
- Word on a blue ribbon
- Word on an Oscar
- Word on Oscars
- Word used when there is none better?
- Type of man or boy
- Ultimate effort
- Ultimately better?
- Worst in a competition
- Worst, in a way
- Worst
- Worthy of a blue ribbon
- Take down
- What a blue ribbon may denote
- Taking the blue ribbon
- Unequaled
- Unexcelled
- What father knows?
- Starr predecessor
- Unsurpassable
- Unsurpassed, or surpass
- Unsurpassed
- Start of many category names at the Oscars
- Start of the title for every Oscar
- Second-to-none
- Second to none.
- Second to none
- Tip-top
- Tiptop
- Ten recipient
- To the highest degree
Recent Usage of Brief letter sign-off in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Brief letter sign-off" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Brief letter sign-off in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Oct. 27, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 7, 2008
- Washington Post - Feb. 19, 2006
- Washington Post - Feb. 6, 2006
- USA Today - March 21, 2005
- New York Times - May 29, 2000
