Crossword Clue: Phone call cost, in Bogart films
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- 10 cents
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- 10-year prison sentence, in slang
- 10-year sentence, in slang
- 10c coin
- 1/10 of a dollar
- __ novel
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- ___ bag
- ___ novel
- American coin
- A __ a dozen
- Annual marcher
- A kind of novel.
- A little change
- Bearer of FDR's profile
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- Assist, in basketball slang
- Assist, in hoops
- Bit of change
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- Bluenose coin
- Booth coin
- Fraction of a loonie
- Comic book buyer of old?
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- Fast-stop site
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- FDR is pictured on it
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- It features F.D.R.'s profile
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- It has a torch and two branches on its back
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- Emergency screwdriver
- Half of it is a nickel
- It once bought a cup of coffee
- It was redesigned in 1945
- It was redesigned in 1946
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- Cost for a dozen, in a phrase
- Cost for a dozen, sometimes
- Cost of a call, once
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- Cost of a minute call, maybe
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- Cost of a phone call, in Bogart films
- Cost of a phone call, once
- Cost of an old phone call
- Its edge has 118 ridges
- By law, it's 1.35 mm thick
- Circular torch bearer
- Bygone kind of store
- Bygone pay phone amount
- Bygone phone call cost
- Five-and-___
- Five-and-____
- Five partner
- Five's partner
- It's smaller than a penny
- "It's your ___"
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- Ersatz screwdriver
- "I'm rich! No, just kidding. It's only a ___."
- "I'm rich! No, just kidding. It's only a ___."
- January marcher
- Canadian coin
- Impromptu flat screwdriver
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- John D. handout
- Coin
- Coin depicting a torch
- Coin depicting an olive branch
- Coin depicting FDR
- Coin depicting Mercury, once
- Coin featuring a torch
- Coin featuring Roosevelt
- Coin for brother to spare
- Coin Joan Jett puts in the jukebox
- Coin originally called disme
- Coin redesigned in 1945
- Coin smaller than a penny
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- Coin with a torch on it
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- Coin with F.D.R.'s image
- Coin with F.D.R.'s profile
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- Former pay-phone cost
- Dance price, once
- Original cost of Superman Comics
- Stop on a ___ (halt quickly)
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- Old phone booth user's need
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- Olive branch setting
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- Mercury ___ (old U.S. coin)
- "Mercury" coin until 1945
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- Mercury, for one
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- Mint product
- Mintage item
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- One thin --
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- Ma Bell's minimum
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- Phone call cost, in old films
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- Two-fifths of one quarter
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- Type of novel
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- Symbol of thinness
- Thin mint product
- Thin mint product?
- Thin piece of change
- Site for Franklin Roosevelt
- Thinness comparison
- Thinness symbol
- Thinnest American coin
- Thinnest coin
- Thinnest US coin
- Thinnest U.S. coin
- What a hot dog used to cost.
- Slim change
- Slot insert, sometimes
- Slot insert
- Small change?
- Small change
- Small coin
- Tiniest change
- Small tip
- Tiny piece of currency
- What two nickels equal
- Smallest American coin
- Smallest coin
- Smallest US coin in size
- Telephone call cost, once
- Smoker's quantity
- US 10-cent coin
- US 10 cent coin
- U.S. coin
- US coin
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- Ten-cent coin
- Ten-cent piece
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- Tenth of a dollar
Recent Usage of Phone call cost, in Bogart films in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Phone call cost, in Bogart films" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Phone call cost, in Bogart films in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Nov. 6, 2014
- USA Today - April 10, 2013
- Universal Crossword - March 24, 2009
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 19, 2008
- USA Today - April 6, 2005
- Universal Crossword - April 17, 2000
