Crossword Clue: Contract-signing implement
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- __ name
- ___ name
- Bank counter fixture
- Bank counter item
- Bank freebie
- Barn adjunct
- An enclosure
- Barnyard enclosure
- ____ and ink
- Animal enclosure
- Animal house
- Animal's cage
- Animal's enclosure
- Be the author of
- Be the author
- A match for the sword
- Accessory for Bob Dole
- Bic
- Bic buy
- Bic Clic Stic, e.g.
- Bic, e.g.
- Bic, for one
- Bic item
- Bic or Paper Mate product
- Bic or Schaefer
- Bic or uni-ball writing instrument
- Bic product
- BIC Round Stic, for one
- Big house?
- Big house
- Bill-signing memento
- Bill-signing souvenir
- Author
- Authors' assn.
- Autograph hound's implement
- Autograph hound's necessity
- Autograph hound's need
- Autograph hound's offering
- Autograph hound's takealong
- Autograph instrument
- Autograph signer's need
- Autographing implement
- Autographing need
- Babe's environs
- Boardom?
- Bad thing to have break in your pocket
- Bold solver's choice
- Ball or bull follower
- Ball-point, e.g.
- Ballpoint
- Ballpoint ___ (writing instrument)
- Ballpoint ___
- Ballpoint, e.g.
- Ballpoint, for example
- Ballpoint, for one
- Ballpoint or quill
- Ballpoint writing implement
- Ballpoint writing utensil
- Cattle digs
- Cattle enclosure
- Cattle holder
- Cause of a pocket stain, perhaps
- International writers' group.
- International writers' org. with appropriate initials
- International writers' org.
- Farm area
- Farm enclosure
- Farm house
- Farm sight
- Farm structure
- French politico Marine Le ___
- Ceremonial bill-signing prop
- Hogs' home
- Hog's home
- Declaration of Independence writer?
- Home for hogs
- Home for White's Wilbur
- Home near a barn
- Compose, as prose
- Compose, in a way
- Compose
- Feather-and-ink successor
- Chained item in a bank, perhaps
- Briefcase item
- Felt-tip ___
- Felt-tip implement
- Felt-tip
- It can help you get the word out
- Female swan
- It comes to a point
- Fence (in)
- Fenced-in area
- Fenced-in farm area
- Hoosegow
- Confident crossword solver's choice
- Confident crossword solver's implement
- Confident crossword solver's tool
- Confident puzzle solver's tool
- Confident puzzle-solver's tool
- Confident solver's choice
- Confident solver's implement
- Confident solver's prop
- Confident solver's tool
- Confine
- Confinement area
- Horse holder
- Con's confines
- Con's home
- Con's quarters
- Desk-set item
- Desk set item
- Desk-set unit
- Check endorser's need
- Check-signing need
- Check writer's implement
- Check-writer's need
- Check writer's need
- Check-writing need
- It may be chained to a desk
- Checkwriting implement
- It may be felt
- Figurative powerhouse
- Hotel freebie
- Hotel room amenity
- Hotel room freebie
- Contract requirement
- Contract signer's need
- Contract-signer's need
- Contract signer's tool
- Contract-signing implement
- Contract signing need
- It may have a felt tip
- It might have a rollerball or a felt tip
- It might make a clicking sound
- It might make an indelible mark
- Emile Zola's weapon
- It might take ink refills
- Cooler for cons
- Cooler
- Coop
- It used to be light as a feather
- Bull ____
- Bull chaser
- Bull or fountain chaser
- Encage
- Gel or rollerball product
- Enclose
- Enclosure with hogs
- Enclosure
- Digs of pigs
- Item mightier than the sword
- Item that might have a rollerball
- Corral
- Corral, for one
- Correctional facility
- Ending for bull or pig
- Endorser's need
- It's filled with ink
- It's full of cons
- It's full of oink or ink
- It's mightier than the sword?
- It's "mightier than the sword"
- It's mightier than the sword, in a saying
- It's mightier than the sword
- "I take ___ in hand"
- It's said to be mightier than the sword
- It's said to be "mightier than the sword"
- Cage
- Flair, e.g.
- Flair for writing?
- Flair or Bic
- Its tip may be felt
- Calf's place, maybe
- Gift that may be gold-plated
- Calligrapher's concern
- Calligrapher's implement
- Calligrapher's instrument
- Calligrapher's item
- Calligrapher's need
- Calligrapher's tool
- Calligrapher's writing implement
- Calligraphy instrument
- Calligraphy need
- Calligraphy tool
- Jail, for short
- Crib
- Implement for a confident crossword solver
- Implement for an experienced crossword solver
- Implement for confident crossword solvers
- Implement for flights of fancy
- Implement for John Hancock
- Implement not needed to solve the Daily Celebrity Crossword
- Implement with ink
- Clic Stic or InkJoy
- Clink
- Cross for one
- Cross of gold, perhaps
- Cross or Bic
- Cross or Parker
- Cross, Parker or Montblanc
- Cross product
- Cross promotion?
- Fold
- Cob's companion
- Cob's mate
- Cob's partner
- John Hancock item
- Joint
- Draft, say
- Indite
- Cygnet's mama
- Cygnet's mom
- Cygnet's mother
- Cartoonist's tool
- Cartridge holder
- Faber-Castell product
- Ink-filled tool
- Ink-filled writing implement
- Ink-filled writing instrument
- Ink holder
- Ink or oink site
- Ink stick
- Inker's tool
- Inky implement
- Inky tool
- Inky writing instrument
- Highlighter, essentially
- Highlighter, for instance
- Fountain ___ (fancy writing utensil)
- Fountain ___
- Fountain ____
- Drug injector
- Proverbial sword beater
- Stir
- Note-taking implement
- Note-taking need
- Stock holder?
- Stock holder
- Stockade
- Tool for a confident solver
- Tool for confident solvers
- Stockyard section
- Stockyard sight
- Tool with a cap, often
- Pitcher's warm-up spot, for short
- Set down, in a way
- Risky tool for sudoku solving
- The ___ 15 club (immature prank organization for my "PENIS" tattoo)
- "The ___ Is Mightier" ("Celebrity Jeopardy" category on "SNL")
- "The ___ is mightier than the sword"
- Place for a pig
- Where you might find a long sentence?
- Many a retirement gift
- Keystone State eponym
- Place for inks or oinks
- Place for livestock
- Place for pigs
- Place for play
- White House memento
- White House signing ceremony memento
- White House souvenir
- Some folks are in it for life
- Place that's up the river
- Place that's "up the river"
- Place to do a stretch
- Purchase from Parker
- Who "Guitar and ___"
- Some like it felt on the tip
- Some like it felt
- Place to take stock?
- Put down, in a way
- Put in writing
- Some people don't care if its tip is felt
- Put on paper
- Kind of knife or name
- Marker alternative
- Marker, e.g.
- Sharpie product
- Kind of pal
- Victor Hugo's weapon
- Traditional retirement present
- Rollerball ___
- Rollerball or ballpoint
- Sheep enclosure
- Sheepcote
- Play enclosure
- Play or bull
- Play or fountain
- Play or pig
- Sty
- Sty, e.g.
- Sty or stylus
- Stylograph, e.g.
- Stylograph
- Stylograph's relative
- Stylus
- Pal of a sort
- Something to sign a contract with
- Something to sign with
- Something used by a standout sudoku solver
- Matt Gaffney Crossword Contest prize
- Shoat shelter
- Shoat's home
- Treaty-signing memento
- Quill
- Quill __
- Quill cousin
- Quill, e.g.
- Quill, for one
- Quill once
- Quill, once
- Quill or biro
- Quill, perhaps
- Quill, sometimes
- Paper mate
- Paper Mate or Parker
- Paper Mate product
- Paper mate?
- Voltaire's weapon
- Pocket protector insert
- Pocket-protector item
- Pocket protector item
- Office necessity
- Parker, e.g.
- Parker or Bic
- Parker or Cross
- Parker or Waterman
- Parker product
- Rug rat
- Poison _____
- "The Sword & the ___" Regina Spektor
- Oinker's abode
- Pokey
- "The tongue of the mind": Cervantes
- "The tongue of the mind," per Cervantes
- Lady swan
- Part of a stockyard
- Part of an animal farm
- Livestock enclosure
- Livestock locale
- Part of it may be felt
- Memento from a bill-signing ceremony
- Lockup
- Popular White House souvenir
- Popular writer?
- Pork place
- Porker pad
- Porker's pad
- Porker's place
- Laser __
- Need to sign?
- Mew
- One chained to a desk, say
- One chained to a desk
- Nerd-pack item
- Nerd-pack occupant
- Pound
- One may have gel ink
- One might have a felt tip
- Mighty instrument
- Pencil alternative
- Relief pitchers' place, for short
- Reliever's spot, for short
- Permanent marker
- Presidential souvenir
- One with a signature role?
- Letter writer?
- Letter writer
- Prison
- Prison, for short
- Prison, informally
- Prison, slangily
- Light __
- Mont Blanc, e.g.
- Mont Blanc offering
- Montblanc, e.g.
- Montblanc offering
- Montblanc product
- Product made by Paper Mate and Pilot
- Product made by Waterman or Mont Blanc
- Prolific writer?
- Promotional freebie
- Promotional item, often
- Rhetorical sword bester
- Pig holder
- Pig or fountain
- Pig pad
- Piggy's place
- Pigs digs
- Pig's digs
- Pig's enclosure
- Pig's place
- Pigs' place
- Pigsty, e.g.
- Pigsty on a farm
- Pigsty
- Pilot, e.g.
- Pilot product
- Warm-up spot, for short
- Shut (in)
- Shut in
- Word after "fountain" or "quill"
- Souvenir at a bill signing
- Sow's enclosure
- Sow's home
- Sow's place
- Signature instrument
- Signature piece
- Signee's signer
- Signer's implement
- Signer's need
- Signer's tool
- Signer's writer
- Signing aid
- Signing ceremony item
- Signing ceremony souvenir
- Signing-ceremony souvenir
- Signing need
- Signing tool
- Waterman product
- Waterman's fountain ___
- Word with bull or fountain
- Word with cow or bull
- Swan or hutch
- Sing Sing, e.g.
- Weapon in a maxim
- Word with pig or fountain
- Word with pig or play
- Word with play or pig
- Swift weapon?
- Swift's weapon
- Sword beater, it's said
- Sword beater of adage
- Sword beater
- Sword conqueror
- Sword conqueror?
- Sword superior
- Sword surpasser
- Sword swallower?
- Sword trumper
- Sword vanquisher?
- Sword vanquisher, figuratively
- Sword vanquisher, proverbially
- Sword's foe
- Sword's mightier opponent, they say
- Sword's mightier rival
- Sword's rival
- Sword's superior?
- Sword's superior, in a saying
- Sword's superior, in saying
- Sword's superior, it's said
- Sword's superior proverbially
- Sword's superior, proverbially
- Sword's superior
- Sword's surpasser
- Thin Lizzy: "I put ___ to paper but I was frightened"
- Thing chained to a bank desk
- Site of ink...or oink
- Take ___ in hand (write)
- Take ___ in hand
- What a bank chain might hold
- What a celebrity signs an autograph with
- What a celebrity signs autographs with
- What a confident person might solve a crossword with
- School tool
- Write.
- Write down
- Write thing
- Write with this
- Write
- Writer with ink
- Writer
- Slammer
- Writers' org.
- Writer's tool
- Writing implement filled with ink
- Writing implement that often has a cap
- Writing implement that's used to create calligraphy
- Writing implement
- Writing instrument
- Writing tool
- Writing utensil
- Writing utensil for a confident crossword solver
- What brave people use to fill in crosswords
- Scribe
- Script
- Script writer
- Scriven
- What some confident crossword solvers write with
- What to sign a credit card slip with
- What to sign autographs with
- You can't take a Scantron with it
- What you might be doing this puzzle in
- What you use to sign a check
- What you use to sign a contract
- What you use to write a check
- State ___
- You might click it open
- You might fill in a newspaper crossword with one
- State or play
- "To hold a ___ is to be at war": Voltaire
- To write a song
- Tom Paine's weapon
- Zoo accommodation
Recent Usage of Contract-signing implement in Crossword Puzzles
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- Daily Celebrity - Dec. 17, 2012
