Crossword Clue: In preference to

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Possibly related crossword clues for "In preference to"

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• 1964 Dave Clark Five song "Glad All ___"
• __ and done with
• ''__ the Rainbow''
• "__ the Rainbow"
• " . . . ___ a four-leaf clover"
• ___ and done with (ended)
• ___ and done with
• "___ and out"
• ___ and out
• "___ and out!"
• ___ easy (eggs order)
• ___ easy
• "___ here!"
• "___ my dead body!" ("Never!")
• "___ my dead body!"
• ___-the-counter (non-prescription)
• ___-the-counter (not sold by prescription)
• ___-the-counter stocks
• ___-the-counter
• "___ the fence is out"
• ___-the-hill
• ___ the hill (no longer young)
• ___ the hill (old)
• ___ the hill (past one's prime)
• ___ the hill
• ___ the Hills and Far Away
• "___ the hills and far away"
• ___ the moon (delighted)
• ___ the moon (thrilled)
• ''___ the Rainbow''
• "___ the Rainbow," 1939 song
• " ___ the Rainbow"
• "___ the Rainbow" (Judy Garland song)
• "___ the Rainbow" (song from "The Wizard of Oz")
• "___ the Rainbow" ("The Wizard of Oz" tune)
• "___ the Rainbow"
• ___ the top
• ___-the-top (extravagant)
• "___ there"
• ___ there
• Anagram for rove
• Ancient history
• "____ Forty"
• ____ the hill
• "____ There"
• Anew
• Another time
• A strike.
• A thing of the past
• A way to turn
• Before sleep or state
• Above partner
• Above
• Above's companion
• Above's partner
• Accomplished
• Bend ___ backwards
• Across
• Across the plate
• Between mind and matter
• Beyond
• At an end
• Atop
• Billy Joel "Blonde ___ Blue"
• Again
• "Awaiting your reply"
• ''Awaiting your reply''
• "Back to you"
• "Back to you," in CBspeak
• "Back to you," in radio talk
• ''Back to you'' in radiospeak
• "Back to you," on a walkie-talkie
• ''Back to you''
• Alice in Chains "___ Now"
• All __ again (one more time)
• "All ___," Albee play
• All ___ (done)
• All done
• All finished
• All through.
• All through
• All wrapped up
• Aloft
• Along the course of.
• Instruction at the bottom of a double-sided page
• CB segue
• CB sign-off
• CB word
• CBer's "Back to you"
• CBer's punctuation
• CBer's segue
• CBer's sign-off
• CBer's term
• CBer's word
• CBer's "Your turn"
• Dun
• "Grandma Got Run ___ by a Reindeer"
• During
• History, so to speak
• History
• Bowl or blow follower
• Dwarf by comparison
• Far from under
• "Boys ___ Flowers"
• Eagles "Get ___ It"
• Eagles "Hell Freezes ___"
• Greater than
• Frequent word from ham operators
• Complete
• Completed
• Completely done
• Completely ended
• From the top
• Certain wager
• "Bridge ___ Troubled Water"
• "It ain't ___ till the fat lady sings"
• Concluded
• Eggs __ easy
• Eggs ___ easy
• Eggs-order word
• Eggs order
• Charge or tax preceder
• Broken off
• Broken up
• Consummated
• [continued]
• [Continued on next page]
• Continued on the other side
• [continued on the other side]
• "Continued on the other side"
• Control tower word
• It may precede "copy"
• Hovering above
• Hovering
• Half a dozen deliveries
• Buddhist religious teacher
• Hall & Oates "Starting All ___ Again"
• Final Jimmy Eat World jam?
• Final Jimmy Eat World song?
• Ham operator's segue
• Ham operator's word
• Ham radio punctuation
• Ham radio term
• Ham word
• "Bullets ___ Broadway" (1994 Woody Allen movie)
• Hammy sign-off
• Ham's coda
• Ham's final word
• Ham's finale
• Ham's handoff
• Ham's punctuation
• Ham's relinquishing word
• Ham's sentence ender
• Ham's word?
• Ham's word
• Ham's "Your turn"
• Finis
• Hand-fist connection
• Hand-fist connector?
• Hand-fist connector
• Finished.
• Finished — as a remainder
• Finished for good
• Finished
• Finito
• Choice on a gambling line
• End of a walkie-talkie message
• End of a walkie-talkie transmission
• Ended
• Ended, as a TV show
• Ended or terminated
• "It's a little ___" (deli counter worker's comment at the scale)
• "It's all ___"
• "It's all ___ but the shouting"
• Chromeo "___ Your Shoulder"
• George Thorogood "Move It On ___"
• "I am so ___ that jerk!"
• "I am so ___ that"
• Discontinued
• "Get __ it!"
• By means of
• "Get ___ it" ("Time to move on")
• "Get ___ it!"
• "Get ___ yourself!"
• Get ____ it!
• Dispatcher's word
• Covering
• Having a surplus
• "I've finished," on a radio
• (Flip the page)
• "I'm ___ it"
• I'm ___ it" ("I've moved on")
• "I'm done talking," in radio-speak
• "I'm done talking," to a radio operator
• Florence and the Machine "Dog Days Are ___"
• Cricket term
• Canceled
• Cancelled
• Head ___ heels in love
• Head ___ heels
• Head-heels connector
• Crowded House "Don't Dream It's ___"
• In a managerial position to
• In a superior position, relatively
• "Eww, gross, no, we are soooo ___"
• Go ___ (exceed)
• Capital of Delaware
• Done.
• Done (with)
• Done with
• Done
• Done's partner
• In charge of
• In command of
• Cry ___ spilled milk
• In excess of
• "Don't cry ___ spilt milk"
• Exceeding
• "Don't Dream It's ___"
• Excessive
• "Don't Make Me ---"
• Football bet in which you want a lot of scoring
• In preference to
• In surplus
• In the past
• In the sky?
• In the strike zone
• For the duration of
• For the most part
• John Lennon "Happy Christmas (War Is ___)"
• John Lennon "Happy Xmas (War Is ___)"
• Cohan tune: ____ There
• Cohan's "___ There"
• Cohan's "---There"
• Cut off
• Extra
• Dreaded word on "The Price Is Right"
• High above
• High, as a guess
• Just a memory now
• Higher in authority
• Higher in rank
• Higher than
• "Come" or "take" starter
• Kaput
• Not under
• Like failed relationships
• Van Halen "The Dream is ___"
• Stones "It's All ___ Now"
• OTC part
• Key word #1
• Topping
• Settled
• Pull the wool ___ one's eyes
• Now wrapped up
• "Now, you speak"
• "Now you speak"
• Outranking
• Out's partner
• Out's sign-off partner
• The boss of
• Like past relationships
• Shania Twain's "Come On ___"
• "The Do-___" (2016 Adam Sandler comedy on Netflix)
• Kind of head
• Put one ___
• Oz, in relation to the rainbow
• Maroon 5 album "Hands All ___"
• "Roger, ___ and out!"
• "Roger, ___ and out"
• "Roger; ___ and out"
• ''Roger, ___ and out''
• "Roger and ___"
• Roger's companion
• Roger's partner
• Much-repeated word in air traffic control
• Page-bottom direction
• Page-bottom directive
• "The honeymoon is ___"
• Transcending
• Transmission closer
• Transmission ender
• Transmission ending
• King's X "___ My Head"
• Kiss "Rock and Roll ___"
• Of higher rank than
• "Somewhere ___ the rainbow ..."
• "Somewhere ___ the Rainbow"
• "Somewhere ___ the rainbow . . . "
• "Somewhere ____ the Rainbow"
• The O of PTO
• Wireless word
• Quip, part 5
• "The party's ___"
• " . . . the rain is ___ and gone"
• Sort of shoe
• "Oh, get ___ it!"
• Radio-message ender
• Radio message ending
• Radio operator's word
• "... without going ___"
• Radioer's "Back to you"
• Radioer's word
• Radioer's "Your turn"
• Walkie-talkie message ender
• Walkie-talkie message ending
• Walkie-talkie "punctuation"
• Walkie-talkie sign-off
• Walkie-talkie user's word
• Walkie-talkie word
• Part 5 today's quote
• OK Go "Get ___ It"
• Running long
• Rake ___ the coals
• Part of an order for eggs
• Melissa Etheridge "I Want to Come ___"
• Part of OTC
• Located above
• Lapsed
• Partner of above
• Partner of "done with"
• Partner of out
• Partner of "out"
• Partner of Roger
• "Message complete"
• ''Message complete''
• Message ending on a two-way radio
• On the high side, as a guess
• On top of
• Once ___ lightly
• Once again
• Once more or no more
• Once more
• Past caring about
• Past the scheduled stop time
• Past
• "One Flew ___ the Cuckoo's Nest"
• "One Flew ___ . . . "
• Look like death warmed ___
• Recovered from, as a cold
• Recovered from
• One more time
• Never ever ever getting back together with
• Lead-in for "sees" or "seas"
• Lead-in for sees or seas
• Redundant partner of "done with"
• Redundant partner of ''done with''
• Precedes shoot and match
• Mind ___ matter
• Mind ____ matter
• Mind-matter connector
• Mind-matter link
• Prefix for head or lap
• Relative of Roger
• One way to roll
• Lennon and Ono's "Happy Xmas (War Is ___)"
• No longer a fan of
• No longer bothered by
• No longer caring about
• No longer concerned about
• No longer disturbed by
• No longer emotionally invested in
• No longer enamored of
• No longer going on
• No longer happening
• No longer hooked on
• No longer hung up on
• No longer in doubt
• No longer in love with
• No longer interested in
• No longer into
• No longer invested in
• No longer mourning
• No longer obsessed by
• No longer obsessed with
• No longer pining for
• No longer stuck on
• No longer thinking about, as an ex
• No longer thinking about
• No more
• REO Speedwagon "___ the Edge"
• "Reply completed," to a ham operator
• ''Reply completed,'' to a ham operator
• Priestley's "Johnson ___ Jordan"
• "Not ___ You" (Gavin DeGraw song)
• "Moon ___ Miami," 1935 song
• "Moon ____ Miami"
• "Moon --- Miami"
• Opposite of under
• Make money hand ___ fist
• Not cool anymore
• Not interested in anymore
• More than.
• Not loving anymore
• More than — six balls
• More than
• Pilot's "Back to you"
• Woody Allen's "Bullets ___ Broadway"
• Word after bind or bend
• Word after blow or bowl
• Word after bowl or blow
• Word after "roger"
• Word at the bottom of a page, perhaps
• Word at the bottom of a page
• Word at the end of the end of walkie-talkie convos
• Turn ___ a new leaf
• Superior to, at work
• Superior to
• Superior
• Word before "the Rainbow" or "the moon"
• Word denoting excess
• Word ending a radio announcement
• [Turn the page]
• (Turn the page)
• Supervising
• Word in an eggs order
• Sign off for hams
• Word preceded by more
• Word preceding or following "lay"
• Spanning
• Word that ends radio messages
• Word to a C.B. operator
• Surpassing in rank
• Surpassing
• Surplus.
• Surplus word
• Surplus
• Word with ''active'' or ''drive''
• Word with cast and shadow
• Way to turn the page?
• Word with due or bearing
• Word with ''easy'' or ''a barrel''
• Word with eat or feed
• Word with land or seas
• Word with ''lord'' or ''board''
• Word with lord or board
• Word with night or sight
• Word with ''roger''
• Word with throw or turn
• Word with time or throw
• Two-way radio word
• Two-way-radio word
• "Things are tough all ___"
• Six balls, as a unit
• Six deliveries
• Take ___ (assume control)
• This puzzle's theme word
• Wrapped up
• Under's opposite
• Through all parts of
• Through with
• Through
• Throughout
• Start ___ (begin again)
• Start for do or due
• Seas or sees lead-in
• Time starter
• TC
• Start to take?
• Up above
• "You can talk now"
• Starter for lord or board
• Upon.
• You may read it before turning a page
• Upside down
• [see other side]
• (see other side)
• See other side
• When hell freezes ___
• "When hell freezes ___!"
• "Your turn"
• "Your turn, fellow trucker"
• "Your turn" in CB lingo
• "Your turn," in communications
• "Your turn," in radio lingo
• "Your turn," in radio talk
• "Your turn," in radiospeak
• ''Your turn,'' in radiospeak
• "Your turn," on a CB
• "Your turn," on a walkie-talkie
• "Your turn," on CBs
• "Your turn," to a CB-er
• "Your turn," to a CBer
• "Your turn" to a CBer
• "Your turn," to a walkie-talkie user
• "Your turn to speak"
• "Your turn to talk," on radio
• "Your turn to talk"
• "Your turn," via radio
• Terminated
• So last year, as a fad

Recent Usage of In preference to in Crossword Puzzles

We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "In preference to" have been used in the past.

Here are all of the places we know of that have used In preference to in their crossword puzzles recently:

• New York Times - May 2, 2015
• Newsday - Aug. 2, 2014
• New York Times - Aug. 5, 2004
• New York Times - Jan. 21, 2001
• New York Times - Nov. 6, 1972
• New York Times - May 29, 1971

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