Crossword Clue: It goes with tele- or epi-
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- 0.035 of an ounce, approximately
- 0.0353 of an ounce, approximately
- .035 of an ounce
- .035 ounce, in the metric system
- .035 ounce
- .035 ounces
- 1/1000 of a kilo
- 15.432 grains
- 15.432356 grains.
- 15.4324 grains troy
- Basic metric weight
- A little fat
- A little weight
- Approximate weight of a paper clip
- About 1/28 of an ounce
- About 1/28 ounce
- About 15 1/2 grains
- About 15 grains
- Almost 1/28 ounce
- Fraction of a kilo
- Fraction of an ounce
- Family member, for short
- Dealer's unit
- Fat measure
- Fat unit
- It goes with tele- or epi-
- "g," to a chemist
- Elderly relative, informally
- Chem lab measure
- Chemist's amount
- Chick-pea e.g.
- Chickpea
- Chickpea, e.g.
- Dietary fat unit
- Dietary-fat unit
- Dietary protein unit
- Dieter's measure
- "Burrito" Parsons
- Ending for Insta or Candy
- Ending with cable or candy
- Ending with tele- or sono-
- Country rock's Parsons
- Five carats
- Equivalent of five carats
- Flying Burrito Brothers member Parsons
- Dollar bill weight, roughly
- Dollar bill's weight, roughly
- Follower of photo and radio
- Carb measure
- Carb or fat unit
- Carb unit
- Gold weight
- Drawing: Comb. form
- Just under half a penny's weight
- Mama's mama
- Ounce fraction
- Nutrient measure
- Nutrition Facts measure
- Nutrition Facts standard
- Nutrition Facts unit
- Nutrition label measure
- Nutrition label unit
- Nutritionist's measure
- The "G" in EKG
- Ma's ma
- Mass measure
- Mass of a paper clip, roughly
- Mass unit
- Suffix for ana or epi
- Measure in a French bread recipe?
- Measure of carbs on nutrition labels
- Measure of carbs or protein
- Lab measuring unit
- Lab unit
- Lab weight
- Parsons of The Byrds
- Parsons of the Flying Burrito Brothers
- Parsons whose band was the first to record "Wild Horses"
- Medicinal weight
- Show
- Nana alternative
- Nana
- Part of kg
- Metric amount
- Metric mass measure
- Metric mass unit
- Metric mass
- Metric measure
- Metric scale unit
- Metric system unit
- Metric-system unit
- Metric unit of mass
- Metric unit of weight
- Metric unit
- Metric weight unit
- Metric weight
- One-millionth of a metric ton
- Minute metric measure
- One thousandth of a kilo
- Mom's mom
- Pharmacist's measure
- Light weight in the metric system, sometimes prefixed by "kilo-" or "milli-"
- Light weight
- More than 15 grains.
- Protein unit
- Sigmund's sword
- Wee weight
- Weed purchase
- Weight
- Weight measure in the metric system
- Weight of a dollar bill, roughly
- Weight of a raisin, roughly
- Weight that is sometimes prefixed with "kilo" or "centi"
- Weight unit
- Scale marking, perhaps
- Scale marking
- Thousandth of a kilo
- What "g" might mean
- Unit equal to 15.432 grains
- Unit of fat
- Unit of weight
- Small fraction of an ounce
- Small mass
- Small measure
- Small metric unit of mass
- Small metric weight
- Small unit of weight in the metric system
- Small unit of weight
- Small weight measure in the metric system
- Small weight
- Tiny weight unit
- Tiny weight
Recent Usage of It goes with tele- or epi- in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 20, 2010
- USA Today - Nov. 20, 2007
