Crossword Clue: List lengthener
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Possibly related crossword clues for "List lengthener"
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- An unlikely beginning
- "And a lot of others besides that"
- "And a lot of others," in four letters
- And addl. ones not itemized
- And all the rest, briefly
- And elsewhere: Abbr.
- And elsewhere (Abbr.)
- And elsewhere
- And friends, facetiously
- And more
- And more of the same: Abbr.
- And other folks: 2 wds.
- And other people: 2 wds.
- And other people: Abbr.
- And other people, in Latin
- …and other people (or things) (abbr)
- ''And others''
- And others: 2 wds.
- "And others"
- And others.
- And others (abbr.)
- And others: Abbr.
- "And others" abbr.
- "And others" (Abbr.)
- And others (abbr)
- And others: Abbr.
- And others, abbreviated
- "And others" abbreviation
- "And others," briefly
- "...and others," briefly
- And others, briefly
- "And others," for short
- And others, for short
- "And others," in a bibliography
- And others, in a bibliography
- And others, in a Latin abbreviation
- And others, in a list
- And others, in academic txts.
- "And others," in bibliographies: Abbr.
- And others, in bibliographies
- And others, in brief
- And others, in citations: Abbr.
- And others, in footnotes
- And others, in Lat.
- And others, in Latin (Abbr.)
- And others, in Latin
- "And others," in lists
- And others, in shorthand
- And others (in text)
- And others: L. abbr.
- And others: L.
- And others (Lat)
- And others (Lat.)
- And others: Lat. abbr.
- And others: Lat.
- And others (Latin)
- And others: Latin abbr.
- And others, to Antony
- And others
- And others:Abbr.
- And so on: Abbr.
- "...and that's all the names we're listing," briefly
- And that's not all
- And the like: Abbr.
- And the like (Abbr.)
- And the list goes on, briefly
- "...and the list goes on"
- And the others
- And the rest (Abbr.)
- And the rest (abbr)
- And the rest: Abbr.
- And the rest ( legalese)
- "And the rest of those people" in a paper
- And the rest
- And too many others to mention: Abbr.
- "and u know the rest," except Latin and an abbreviation
- "... and you get the picture," briefly
- "A few author names should do it": Abbr.
- Anthology work's catalogue abbr.
- Abbr. after a list
- Abbr. after a list of authors' names
- Abbr. after a list of names
- Abbr. after a list of people
- Abbr. after a name in a bibliography
- Abbr. after listed people
- Abbr. after many names
- Abbr. after several names
- Abbr. after several researchers' names
- Abbr. after some names
- Abbr. akin to etc.
- Abbr. akin to "yada yada" (Tribute #7)
- Abbr. at the end of a list of names
- Abbr. at the end of a list, perhaps
- Abbr. at the end of a list
- Abbr. at the end of an abridged roster
- Abbr. at the end of lists, sometimes
- Abbr. covering unlisted items
- Abbr. covering various things
- Abbr. curtailing a list
- Abbr. ending a list
- Abbr. ending many a list
- Abbr. following a list of people
- Abbr. following a list
- Abbr. for a list of names
- Abbr. for avoiding an unwieldy list
- Abbr. for co-conspirators?
- Abbr. for name droppers
- Abbr. for the listless?
- Abbr. for the nameless?
- Abbr. for unnamed co-conspirators?
- Abbr. in a bibliographic citation
- Abbr. in a bibliography
- Abbr. in a footnote, perhaps
- Abbr. in a footnote
- Abbr. in a library catalog
- Abbr. in a list of authors
- Abbr. in a listing
- Abbr. in a "works cited" list
- Abbr. in an abbreviated list
- Abbr. in bibliographies
- Abbr. indicating additional people
- Abbr. meaning "and others"
- Abbr. meaning ''and others''
- Abbr. often used on deeds
- Abbr. on a list
- Abbr. on an abbr. list
- Abbr. seen in repeat citations
- Abbr. that can replace a lot of things
- Apt end for this puzzle's list of starred entries
- Abbr. that obviates itemizing
- Abbr. that shortens text
- Abbr. that usually refers to people
- Abbr. that's a list shortener
- Abbr. used by name-droppers?
- Abbr. used to avoid a long list
- Abbreviated catchall
- Abbreviated Latin phrase
- Abbreviated list ending
- Abbreviation akin to etc.
- Abbreviation meaning "and others"
- Academic article abbr.
- Academic paper abbr.
- Arequipa is its second-largest city
- Bibl. shortener
- Bibl. space-saver
- Bibliog. catchall
- Bibliog. entry
- Bibliog. shortener
- Bibliog. space-saver
- Bibliog. space saver
- Bibliog. term
- Bibliographer's abbr.
- Bibliographer's "and other folks"
- Bibliographer's bit
- Bibliographer's space saver
- Bibliographer's space-saving abbr.
- Bibliographic abbr.
- Bibliographic catchall (abbr.)
- Bibliographic shortener
- Bibliographic space saver
- Bibliographical abbr.
- Bibliography abbr.
- Bibliography abbreviation
- Bibliography bit
- Bibliography list ender
- Bibliography list shortener: Abbr.
- Bibliography notation
- Bibliography shortener
- Bibliography space saver
- Bibliography space-saver
- Authors' list ender
- All the rest
- "Along with all the rest" abbr.
- "Along with all the rest"
- Data compression aid
- Familiar Latin abbr.
- Famous last words?
- Common abbr.
- Common abbreviation
- French butcher shop
- Common Lat. catchall
- Common Latin abbr.
- Common Latin notation
- Common pc. of Latin
- [Involved party was too large to list here]
- Frequent list ender
- Brief substitute for the unnamed
- Concluding abbr.
- It can replace a lot of people, briefly
- It can replace a lot of things
- It ends many scholarly citations
- Confucian scholar Chu ___
- It ends some lists
- Constant
- It may be last on a list
- Contributors list abbr.
- Convenient abbr.
- Handy abbr.
- Handy abbreviation
- Handy Latin abbr.
- Handy Latin abbreviation
- Handy pc. of Latin
- Handy term
- End of a list of names
- End of a series: Abbr.
- End of a series, briefly
- End-of-list abbr.
- End of many a list
- End of some lists
- Itemization conclusion
- Itemization limiter
- End-of-the-roster abbr.
- Ending for a list of names
- Ending of many crossword clues for pluralized names
- Endnote abbr.
- Endnotes abbr.
- Butcher shop: Fr.
- "I could list more people, but I won't"
- Citation abbr.
- Citation abbreviation
- Citation ender
- Citation ender, briefly
- Citation ender, perhaps
- Citation-ending abbr.
- Citation part, perhaps
- Citation phrase that's a word meaning "tardy" spelled backward
- Citation shortener
- Citation-shortening abbreviation
- Citation shortening
- Citation space-saver
- Cousin of etc.
- Dissertation abbr.
- Enumerator's ending
- Enumerator's finish, briefly
- Class action lawsuit abbr.
- Et cetera's cousin
- Et cetera's kin
- Etc. cousin
- Etc. kin
- Etc.? Kinda
- Etc. relative
- Etc.'s cousin
- Etc.'s kin
- Etc.'s relative
- Etc.'s sister
- Clipping indicator: Abbr.
- Footnote abbr
- Footnote abbr.
- Footnote abbreviation
- Footnote ender: Abbr.
- Footnote finish, perhaps
- Footnote notation
- Footnote phrase (abbr.)
- Footnote shorthand
- Footnote term
- Footnoter's abbr.
- Card catalog abbr.
- Card-catalogue abbr.
- Card catalogue abbr.
- Cumulative abbr.
- Inclusive abbr.
- Inclusive ending
- Inclusive notation
- Inclusive words
- Indexing abbr.
- Indication that there's more: Abbr.
- Collective abbr.
- Ink-saving abbr.
- Catalog abbr.
- Catalog card abbr.
- Cataloging abbr.
- "Just to name a few" abbr.
- "Just to name a few" in four letters
- "Just to name a few"
- Catchall abbr.
- Catchall abbreviation at the end of a list
- Catchall abbreviation
- Catchall Latin citation, briefly
- Catchall Latin citation
- Catchall phrase
- Catchall term
- Catchall words
- Sentence ender on occasion
- Sentence ender, on occasion
- "Too many more to mention" abbr.
- ''Too many to list'' abbr.
- "Too many to list" abbr.
- "Too many to mention" abbr.
- Series-concluding abbr.
- Series curtailer: Abbr.
- Series curtailer
- Series-curtailing abbr.
- Series ender (Abbr.)
- Series ender: Abbr.
- Series ender
- Series-ending abbr.
- Series ending
- Series finale
- Series finale?: Abbr.
- Series finale: Abbr.
- Series finale abbr.
- Series finale, in brief
- Series follower: Abbr.
- Series shortener
- Series terminal, briefly
- Series terminal
- Note of omission
- & others
- Kin of etc.
- Roll clipper: Abbr.
- Sub. for omitted names
- Sub for the unnamed
- Roster abbr.
- Roster closer, briefly
- Roster curtailer: Abbr.
- Roster ender
- Roster-ending abbr.
- Roster finish
- Roster-shortening abbr.
- Roster-truncating abbr.
- Subst. for some names
- Subst. for the rest of the list
- Substitute for some names
- Substitute for the missing
- Substitute for the unnamed, briefly
- Substitute for the unnamed
- Substitute for unmentioned people
- Substitute for unmentioned text
- Substitute in a list
- Substitution in a list
- The other authors, briefly
- Plus everyone else
- Plus more (Abbr.)
- Plus more: Abbr.
- Plus others
- Plus others: Abbr.
- "Plus others," briefly
- Plus others, briefly
- "Plus unnamed others"
- Roundup phrase (Abbr.)
- Roundup phrase: Abbr.
- Lineup ender
- Lineup finish
- Short list end
- The rest of the group
- Short list ender
- Short list shortener
- With others (abbr.)
- Oft-used abbr.
- Oft-used Latin abbr.
- Oft-used Latin abbreviation
- Suffix denoting "and the rest"
- Short skirt?
- Short skirt
- Often used Latin abbreviation
- Short space-saver
- Short space saver
- Shortened Latin catchall
- Shortened Latin phrase at the end of a list
- Shortened list ender
- Shortening for a bibliographer
- Shorthand for unlisted items
- List abbr.
- List catchall
- List conclusion
- List cropper
- List curtailer
- List-curtailing abbr.
- List-cutting abbr.
- List-end abbr.
- List end, sometimes
- List ender (abbr.)
- List-ender: Abbr.
- List ender: Abbr.
- List ender, briefly
- List ender, for short
- List-ender from the Latin
- List ender
- List ending
- List ending abbr.
- List-ending abbr.
- List ending abbreviation
- List-ending abbreviation in a bibliography: 2 wds.
- List-ending abbreviation
- List ending, briefly
- List-ending Latin abbreviation
- List-ending shorthand: Abbr.
- List-ending wds.
- List-ending words
- List expediter
- List extender
- List-extension letters
- List finish
- List finisher: Abbr.
- List finisher
- List-finishing abbreviation, perhaps
- List lengthener
- List-lengthening abbr.
- List reducer
- List-reducing abbr.
- List shortcut
- List shortener (Abbr.)
- List shortener: Abbr.
- List shortener, briefly
- List shortener, for short
- List shortener in a bibliography: 2 wds.
- List shortener
- List shortening abbr.
- List-shortening abbr.
- List-shortening abbreviation
- List-shortening Lat. phrase
- List-shortening phrase: 2 wds.
- List-shortening term
- List-shortening words
- List space saver
- List substitute
- List wrap-up (abbr.)
- List wrap-up, perhaps
- List wrap-up
- List writer's shortcut
- Lister's abbr.
- Lister's shortcut
- Listing abbr.
- Listmaker's abbr.
- Name dropper?
- Name-dropper's abbr.?
- Name dropper's notation?
- Name-dropper's shortcut?
- Name-dropping abbr.
- Name dropping letters?
- Name-list shortener
- Name series condenser
- Long list shortener
- Last entry on a list, maybe
- Lat. catchall phrase
- Lat. catchall
- Lat. list-ender
- Lat. list ender
- Lat. list ending
- Lat. phrase
- Lat. shortener
- Possible roster ender
- Late anagram
- Latin abbr. hidden in "set a limit"
- Latin abbr. that means "and others"
- Latin abbr. used in lists of names
- Latin abbr. used in lists
- Latin abbr.
- Latin abbreviation for "and others"
- Latin abbreviation
- Latin catch-all
- Latin catchall abbr.
- Latin catchall (Abbr.)
- Latin catchall citation
- Latin catchall
- Latin extension
- Latin list-concluder
- Latin list-ender
- Latin list ender (abbr.)
- Latin list ender
- Latin list lopper, briefly
- Latin list lopper, in brief
- Latin list shortcut
- Latin list-shortener
- Latin list shortener
- Latin list-shortening abbr.
- Latin shortcut
- Reference abbr.
- Reference list abbr.
- Reference shortcut
- People surnamed Gore include Lesley, Tipper, ___
- Rel. of etc.
- Legal brief space saver
- Relative of etc.
- Prescription for an academic omission
- Replacement for some omissions
- Replacement for those left out
- [Nobody cares about the fourth author]
- Letters replacing unlisted items
- Research paper abbr.
- Research-paper abbr.
- Library card catalogue abbr.
- Library catalog abbr.
- Library catalogue abbr.
- Library index abbr.
- Library indexing abbr.
- Rest-of-the-team stand-in
- "More than I can list" abbr.
- "There are more names . . ."
- Space saving abbr.
- Space-saving abbr.
- Space-saving list ender
- Space-saving term
- Wds. after a list of names
- "Two names ought to do it," briefly
- "Two names should suffice"
- Two-word anagram for tale
- Two-word phrase hidden in "double-talk"
- This could a tale unfold
- Wrap-up abbr.
- Tale that's been changed?
- Stand-in for omitted items
- Stand-in for the unnamed
- "Yada yada . . ." relative
- What makes lists briefer, briefly
- Unnamed others: Abbr.
- Unnamed others, briefly
- Up late?
- Term paper abbr.
- Useful abbr.
- Useful bit of Lat.
- Useful bit of Latin
- Useful Lat. finale
- Useful Latin abbr.
- Useful Latin abbreviation
- Useful Latin phrase
- Useful tag-on from Latin
Recent Usage of List lengthener in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "List lengthener" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used List lengthener in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 27, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 14, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 20, 2014
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 14, 2014
- USA Today - Nov. 25, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 21, 2013
- Universal Crossword - March 20, 2013
- USA Today - Feb. 14, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 7, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 2, 2013
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 11, 2012
- USA Today - Oct. 19, 2012
