Crossword Clue: Mark on a ms.
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Mark on a ms."
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Mark on a ms."
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- A stet cancels it
- A stet negates it
- Bit of editing marginalia, sometimes
- Bit of editing marginalia
- Blue-pencil, maybe
- Blue-pencil
- Certain editor's mark
- Computer key
- Edit out
- Editing mark
- Editorial command
- Editorial excision
- Editorial mark
- Editorial marking
- Editorial removal mark
- Editorial removal
- Editorial strike-out
- Editorial strikeout
- Editor's comment
- Editor's "cut it out"
- Editor's "cut it"
- Editor's direction
- Editor's elimination
- Editor's excision
- Editor's "Lose it"
- Editor's mark
- Editor's nix
- Editor's notation, sometimes
- Editor's notation
- Editor's note
- Editor's option
- Editor's order
- Editor's "Out"
- Editor's prerogative
- Editor's removal mark
- Editor's "remove"
- Editor's "remove it"
- Editor's ''remove''
- Editor's "scratch this"
- Editor's "strike"
- Editor's strike-out
- Editor's strikeout
- Editor's "take it out"
- Editor's "take out"
- Editor's takeout
- Editor's verb
- Galley mark
- Galley word
- Eliminate
- Copy editor's mark
- Copy editor's note, perhaps
- Copy editor's note
- Direction to a printer
- Direction undone by "stet"
- Get out of a sentence?
- Get out of the line
- Get out
- "Get rid of it," in a manuscript
- "Get rid of it," to a proofreader
- "Get rid of this," to proofreaders
- Eradicate
- Erase
- Do some editing
- Cancel.
- Cancel editorially
- Cancel
- Cross out
- Cross out, in proofreader-speak
- "Don't let it stand" mark
- Excise
- Excise, as text
- Cut
- Cut, editorially
- Cut line
- Cut out
- Expunge, as text
- Expunge from a manuscript
- Expunge in print
- Expunge
- Expurgate, editorially
- Expurgate
- Indicator that a sentence is too wordy, perhaps
- Cutting comment?
- Drop a letter?
- Drop a line?
- Drop by order of an editor
- Drop, in editing
- "Drop this," editorially
- Drop, to an editor
- Drop
- Text-removal directive
- Text-removal mark
- Manuscript mark
- Manuscript marking
- Manuscript notation
- ''Pull it,'' in proofreading
- "Pull it," in proofreading
- Story-changing word
- "Out" to an editor
- "Out," to an editor
- Marginal direction
- Marginal direction?
- Marginal mark, sometimes
- Marginal mark
- Marginal marking
- Put a line through, maybe
- Strike from a manuscript
- Strike from print
- Strike from the text
- Strike mark
- Strike order?
- Strike out, as copy
- Strike out, as text
- Strike out, editorially
- Strike out, in proofing
- Strike-out notation
- Strike out, to a typesetter
- Strike out to proofreaders
- Strike out while editing
- Strike out
- Strike, to an editor
- STRIKE
- Strikeout mark
- Striking comment?
- Mark for deletion
- Mark for excision
- Mark for omission
- Mark for removal
- Mark of omission
- Mark of rejection
- Mark on a manuscript
- Mark on a ms.
- "Rumour Has It" singer
- Omit, in printing
- PC key
- PC Keyboard letters
- Red-pencil
- Redactor's word
- Removal indication
- Removal instruction
- Removal mark of editors
- Removal mark
- Nixing mark
- Remove a typo
- Remove an erratum
- Remove, as from print
- Remove, as printed matter
- Remove, as text
- Remove, before printing
- Remove from a manuscript
- Remove from print, briefly
- Remove from print
- Remove from text
- Remove from the manuscript
- Remove from the text
- Remove in editing
- Remove, in editing
- Remove, in printing
- "Remove," in proofreading
- Remove print
- Remove text
- Remove, to a proofreader
- "Remove," to a typesetter
- Remove, to a typesetter
- Remove, to an editor
- Remove, to the printer
- Remove type
- Remove
- Printer's delta
- Printer's direction
- Printer's instruction
- Printer's mark
- Printer's notation
- Printer's "take out"
- Printer's term.
- Printer's term
- Printer's word
- Printing direction
- Printing directive
- Printing mark
- Printing term
- Opposite of 'stet'
- Opposite of stet
- Reversal of stet
- Order out?
- Order take-out?
- Proof mark
- Proof word
- Proofer's mark
- Proofer's takeout order
- Proofing mark
- Proofing notation
- Proofing scribble
- Proofreader's direction
- Proofreader's "drop this"
- Proofreader's "forget it"
- Proofreader's instruction
- Proofreader's mark
- Proofreader's marking
- Proofreader's notation, perhaps
- Proofreader's notation
- Proofreader's "omit this"
- Proofreader's sign
- Proofreader's "strike"
- Proofreader's "take out"
- Proofreader's word
- Proofreading instruction
- Proofreading mark
- Proofreading notation
- Proofreading sign
- Proofreading symbol
- Proofsheet word
- Sign of elimination
- Word often written in red
- Typographer's strike
- Take a letter?
- "Take it out"
- Take it out.
- Take out.
- Take out, as text
- Take out, editorially
- Take out, in editing
- Take out, in printing
- Take out of a text
- Take out of context?
- Take out of print
- Take out of text
- Take out of the manuscript
- Take out of the text
- Take out, on a galley proof.
- Take out (on a galley proof).
- Take-out order?
- Take-out order? (4)
- Take-out order
- Take-out sign
- Take out, to an editor
- Take out
- "Take this out," in editing
- "Take this out," in proofreading
- ''Take this out,'' in proofreading
- 'Take this out' mark
- Takeout for an editor?
- Takeout order
- Takeout order?
- Takeout sign
- Takeout sign?
- What a stet cancels
- X out
- Scratch mark?
- What "stet" might countermand
- To-go order?
- Stet U-turn
- Stet's antithesis
- Stet's antonym
- Stet's opposite
- Stet's relative
Recent Usage of Mark on a ms. in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times Sunday Calendar - April 20, 2008