Crossword Clue: Latin abbr. used in math proofs
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Latin abbr. used in math proofs"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Latin abbr. used in math proofs:
- "And that proves it"
- "And that's how it's done!", for short
- "And there you have it!" to a mathematician
- Abbr. after a proof
- Abbr. after a series of equations, maybe
- Abbr. at the end of a proof
- Abbr. ending a math proof
- Abbr. in a math textbook
- Abbr. in math class
- Abbr. that a proof reader might come across?
- Abbreviation in a proof
- Argument ender
- Argument-ending letters
- Argument's conclusion
- As shown, for short
- Familiar inits. in math
- Concluding letters for a proof reader
- Conclusion letters
- Conclusive letters
- It is proven monogram
- Final letters encountered when proof reading?
- Final letters in geometry
- Finale for a geom. lesson
- End of a demonstration?
- End of a math proof
- End of a proof, for short
- End of a proof
- End of an argument
- End of many an argument
- End-of-proof abbr.
- End-of-proof letters
- Ending letters
- Geometer's postscript
- Geometer's P.S.
- Geometer's sign-off
- Geometric postscript
- Geometry abbr.
- Geometry letters
- Geometry proof letters
- Gertrude Stein's first novel, published posthumously as "Things As They Are"
- "I proved my point"
- It's often caught by proof readers
- Calculus class letters
- Equivalent of "the end"
- Euclidean abbr.
- "Here endeth the math"
- Proved, in math.
- "Proved!" letters
- ''Proved!'' letters
- Proven.
- "Proven!"
- "Proven," in proofs
- "That which was to be demonstrated," in proofs
- "That's how it's done" mathematically
- Mosul money
- "That's how it's done"
- "That's the proof," in math
- Which was to be demonstrated (legalese)
- Which was to be demonstrated
- Which was to be proved
- The end of mathematics?
- Quantum electrodynamics, abbr.
- Math abbr.
- Math class abbr.
- Math finale
- Math. initials
- Math initials
- Math journal letters
- Math letters
- Math notation
- Math prof's proof ender
- Math prof's "There you have it"
- Math proof abbr.
- Math proof-ending letters
- Math proof ending
- Math-proof initials
- Math proof letters
- Math-proof letters
- Math proof
- Math text abbr.
- Mathematical proof letters
- Mathematician's abbr.
- Mathematician's closing flourish, at times
- Mathematician's "Done!"
- Mathematician's "I'm done"
- Mathematician's initials
- Mathematician's interjection
- Mathematician's letters
- Mathematician's "See, like I said"
- Mathematician's sign-off
- Mathematician's "ta-da"
- Mathematician's "ta-da!"
- Triumphant end?
- Logical abbr.
- Logical conclusion letters
- Logical conclusion
- Logical letters
- Logician's abbr.
- Logician's "and, therefore"
- Logician's "as was proven"
- Logician's conclusion
- Logician's letters
- Logician's proof ending
- Logician's sign-off
- Logician's signoff
- Logician's "There you have it"
- Logician's triumphant sign-off
- Last letters of a math proof
- Last thing seen by a proof reader?
- Post-proof abbr.
- Latin abbr. used in math proofs
- Latin abbr. used in math
- Latin abbr.
- Lawyer's acronym
- Relative of "voilà!"
- Letters after a proof
- Letters at the end of a math dissertation, perhaps
- Letters at the end of a math proof
- Letters at the end of a proof
- Letters concluding a proof
- Letters following a proof
- Letters for a proof reader?
- Letters from a mathematician
- Letters in math proofs
- Letters of evidence
- Letters of logic
- Letters of proof
- Letters of triumph
- Peter Parnell play about physicist Richard Feynman
- Letters seen by a proof reader?
- Letters seen during proofreading?
- Letters to a mathematician
- Proof abbr.
- Proof closer
- Proof concluder
- Proof-concluding abbr.
- Proof conclusion
- Proof ender
- Proof ending
- Proof-ending abbr.
- Proof-ending letters
- Proof-ending trigram
- Proof finale letters
- Proof finale
- Proof finish
- Proof finisher
- Proof initials
- Proof letters
- Proof's end
- Proof's ending
- Theorem initials
- Theorem prover's sign-off
- Thus, in proofs
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- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - March 2, 2014