Crossword Clue: Not long., for this world?
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- 0 deg., at the equator
- 50 degrees, say: Abbr.
- 50 degs., maybe
- 54°40', e.g.: Abbr.
- 90 deg. at the North Pole, e.g.
- Barbell pullover muscle
- Ancestor of Ital.
- Ancient lang.
- Bat-making tool
- Angular distance from the equator: Abbr.
- A GPS coordinate: Abbr.
- Big California paper, for short
- At the equator, it's 0 deg.
- Atlas abbr.
- Atlas fig.
- Bit of your back, briefly
- Back bulk
- Back muscle, at Planet Fitness
- Back muscle, briefly
- Back muscle, casually
- Back muscle, familiarly (m)
- Back muscle, familiarly
- Back muscle for short,
- Back muscle, for short
- Back muscle, in gym lingo
- Back muscle, in gym-speak
- Back muscle, in the gym
- Back muscle, informally
- Back muscle, to a bodybuilder
- Back muscle, to Billy Blanks
- Back muscle, to gym regulars
- Back muscle, to weightlifters
- Back muscle
- Bodybuilder's back muscle, for short
- Bodybuilder's back muscle
- Bodybuilder's concern, among others
- Bodybuilder's focus, sometimes
- Bodybuilder's target, briefly
- Bodybuilder's target
- Bodybuilding target
- GPS datum
- GPS determination
- GPS fig.
- G.P.S. fig.
- GPS figure
- GPS finding
- GPS number
- GPS stat
- Dead lang.
- Deadlift muscle, for short
- E.-W. line
- Companion of long.
- Certain degrees: Abbr.
- Iron-pumper's muscle
- Iron pumper's muscle
- Certain parallel: Abbr.
- Breadth, for short
- Certain striated muscle, briefly
- Delt neighbor
- Delt's neighbor
- Brutus' lang.
- Buddhist pillar
- Chin-up muscle, briefly
- H.S. subject
- Gazetteer abbr.
- It's 0 at the equator: Abbr.
- It's 0 deg. at the equator
- It's 34°, for L.A.
- Geographical abbr.
- Counterpart of long.
- Counterpart of longitude (Abbr.)
- Cicero's lang.
- It's measured in degrees: Abbr.
- It's measured in degs.
- It's perpendicular to long.
- Distance from the equator: Abbr.
- Caesar's lang.
- Caesar's language: Abbr.
- Flat back muscle, briefly
- Calif. newspaper
- Calpurnia's lang.
- Classic lang.
- Classical lang.
- Classical language: Abbr.
- Classicist's subs.
- "Et alia" lang.
- CrossFitter's back muscle
- Global positioning datum: Abbr.
- Global positioning datum, briefly
- Global positioning fig.
- Global positioning meas.
- Globe line: Abbr.
- Exempli gratia, e.g.: Abbr.
- Coin of Riga
- Cartographic fig.
- Daily published by Russ Stanton: Abbr.
- Former Riga coin
- High school subj.
- Column in a Buddhist building
- Cato's lang.
- Cato's tongue: Abbr.
- Riga coin
- Mother of Fr., Sp., etc.
- Pull-down exercise target, briefly
- Pull-down exercise target
- Pull-down target
- Pull-up beneficiary, briefly
- Pull-up muscle, for short
- Pull-up muscle
- Pull-ups' target, for short
- Pulldown beneficiary, for short
- Pulldown muscle
- Many legal terms are in it: Abbr.
- Map abbr.
- Map abbreviation
- Map coordinate: Abbr.
- Map line: Abbr.
- Kin of long.
- Mariner's abbr.
- Ovid's lang.
- Kind of sch.
- Rom. tongue
- Roman lang.
- Paint base
- Trapezius neighbor, for short
- Trapezius neighbor
- Muscle below a delt
- Muscle exercised by chin-ups and rowing
- Muscle exercised by doing chin-ups, briefly
- Subj. in the classics
- Muscle strengthened by a pulldown exercise, in brief
- Muscle strengthened by pulldowns
- Muscle strengthened in rowing, briefly
- Muscle strengthened in rowing, in brief
- Muscle targeted by pulldowns
- Muscle targeted in a chin-up, familiarly
- Muscle used in pull-ups, briefly
- Parallel meas.
- Short back muscle
- Rowing machine target, for short
- Rowing muscle, for short
- Short muscle?
- N or S position
- Trop. of Cancer, for one
- Old Baltic coin
- Part of a G.P.S. reading: Abbr.
- Old coin of Riga
- Old lang.
- Livy's lang.
- Lang. of many mottoes
- Language: Abbr.
- Large back muscle
- Partner of long. in a G.P.S. location
- Partner of long.
- Naut. measure
- Long. companion
- Long. counterpart
- Long. crosser
- Long. crossing
- Long. intersector, on a GPS
- Long. intersector
- Long. opposite
- Long. partner
- Long. sidekick
- Longitude crosser (Abbr.)
- Longitude's opp.
- Longitude's opposite: Abbr.
- Long.'s companion
- Long.'s counterpart
- Long.'s opposite
- Long.'s partner, on a GPS
- Long.'s partner
- Negative pull-up beneficiary
- Latvian currency
- Midback muscle, briefly
- Midback muscle, for short
- Midback muscle
- Nero's lang.
- Nero's language: Abbr.
- One of a pair of map coordinates: Abbr.
- Pec neighbor
- Relative of long.
- No. in a map's right margin
- No. on a map
- No. that's zero at the equator
- Money in Riga
- Major California paper, for short
- Lifter's back muscle
- Opp. of long.
- Opp. of longitude
- Opposite of long.
- Opposite of longitude: Abbr.
- Not long.
- Not long., for this world?
- Source of many med. terms
- Showy bit of back brawn
- Workout target, for short
- West Coast news inits.
- This crosses long.
- Skeletal muscle
- School study: Abbr.
- School subject: Abbr.
- What a pulldown targets
- Target of chin-ups
- Small muscle?
- Upper back muscle, for short
- You'd expect to see it before long.
- Seminary subj.
- Zero deg. at the equator, say
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - Feb. 8, 2002
