Crossword Clue: Device used on a violin to muffle tone.
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- '04 Incubus hit "Talk Shows on ___"
- A muffler of sorts
- Bell insert
- Accessory for Al Hirt
- Accessory for Miles Davis
- Ad-silencing button
- Audio-squelching button
- Instrumental muffler
- Instrumental silencer
- Dumb
- Commercial break button
- Commercial button
- Cello attachment near the bridge
- Common swan
- Horn accessory
- Horn blower's accessory
- Horn insert
- Horn muffler
- Eliminate sound
- Device that softens the tone of a musical instrument
- Device used on a violin to muffle tone.
- It might be pressed when the phone rings
- Button on a remote for turning off the sound
- Button on a remote
- Button pressed for silence
- Button that silences
- Button that turns off a TV's sound
- Button whose image may contain an X
- Flugelhorn accessory
- Incapable of speech
- Tone down, as a color
- Tone down
- Still
- Soft-pedal
- Like Sally Hawkins's character in "The Shape of Water"
- Muffle
- Muffle the sound of.
- Muffler for a trumpet
- Muffler
- Mum
- Violin attachment
- Quiet
- Plug for a trumpet
- Voiceless
- Quiet with a click
- Musician's accessory
- Musician's device also called a sordino
- Volume-off button
- Volume option for bad song
- Sordine
- Sordino, e.g.
- Sordino
- Wah-wah producer
- Sound-cutting TV remote button
- Trombone accessory
- Trombone attachment
- Trombone device
- Trombone insert
- Sound-off button
- "Sound off" remote button
- Sound-off remote button
- Sound-squelching button
- Sound-stopping button on a remote
- Sound-stopping remote button
- Soundless
- Trumpet accessory
- Trumpet adjunct
- New Orleans band ___math
- Remote button
- Remote choice
- Remote control?
- Remote control button
- Remote control button that kills the sound
- Remote-control button
- Remote control command
- Remote control option
- Remote option
- Remote possibility?
- Remote selection
- Remote setting
- Remote setting?
- Remote silencer
- Remote's volume-off button
- Online-notification option
- Phone button that silences the microphone
- Make a silent movie?
- Make less flamboyant
- Make silent
- Not just turn down
- Like Avoxes in "The Hunger Games," because the government cut their tongues out
- Trumpet insert
- Trumpet muffler
- Trumpeter's accessory
- Trumpeter's device
- Trumpeter's doodad
- Turn off, as a TV's sound
- Turn off, maybe
- "Turn off the sound" button on a remote
- "Turn off the sound" button
- Turn off the sound from
- Turn off the sound
- Turn the volume off
- TV control setting
- Silence
- Silence, as a Twitter user
- Silence the tube
- Silencing button
- Silent.
- Silent
- TV remote button
- TV-remote button
- TV setting
- TV-silencing button
- Speechless
- Wordless
- Sax plug
- Saxophonist's accessory
- "Typical" band ___math
- Saying nothing
- Spot silencer
- Unable to speak
- Uncommunicative
- Universal remote button
- Unpronounced letter.
- Teleconferencing button
- Stereo option for bad song
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- New York Times - May 26, 1953
