Crossword Clue: Pic to click
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Pic to click"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Pic to click"
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- :-), for one
- Android image
- Android screen image
- Android symbol
- A blue compass, for the browser Safari
- A browser has one
- A mouse may be drawn to it
- A program usually has one
- AOL logo, e.g.
- AOL's mailbox, e.g.
- App graphic
- App identifier
- App image
- App-launching image
- App-launching symbol
- App opener
- App representation
- App stand-in
- App store graphic
- App symbol
- Apple figure
- Apple figure?
- A user clicks on it
- Apple target
- Apple's apple, e.g.
- Absolute legend
- Beloved celebrity
- Arrow target, perhaps
- Big "G" for Google, e.g.
- Adored image
- Biopic subject, often
- Bit of Windows dressing?
- Awe-inspiring figure
- Blue "W," e.g.
- Blue "W" for Microsoft Word, e.g.
- Blue W for Word, e.g.
- Bob Hope, for one
- Bogart was one
- Altar item
- David or Victoria Beckham, e.g.
- CBS's eye, e.g.
- Graphic image
- Graphic symbol
- Graphic symbol on a computer desktop
- Graphical user interface feature
- Graphics image
- Common clickable
- Fanzine figure
- Graven image
- "e" with a ring around it, e.g.
- Fashion ___ (someone people try to dress like)
- iPad figure
- iPad screen feature
- iPad screen item
- iPad screen symbol
- iPad symbol
- iPhone graphic
- iPhone image
- Frequently clicked image
- Compass, for Safari
- Compass for the web browser Safari, e.g.
- Green "X" for Microsoft Excel, e.g.
- Holy figure
- Holy figurine
- Holy image
- Holy likeness
- Holy object
- Holy painting
- Holy picture
- Holy portrait
- Holy relic
- Deesis
- Holy statue
- Eastern Church item
- Eastern saint's portrait
- Computer "button"
- Computer character
- Computer command symbol
- Home screen feature
- Computer desktop image
- Computer desktop picture
- Computer desktop symbol
- Computer figure
- Computer graphic
- Computer graphic symbol
- Computer image double-clicked to open a program
- Computer image that's clicked
- Computer image you double-click
- Computer image
- Computer pic
- Computer picture
- Computer program symbol
- Computer screen image
- Computer-screen image
- Computer screen on a computer screen
- Computer-screen picture
- Computer screen symbol
- Computer-screen symbol
- Computer signpost
- Computer symbol such as Safari's compass
- Computer symbol to click on
- Computer symbol
- Computer's trash can, e.g.
- Briefcase or recycling bin, e.g.
- It can be dragged and dropped
- Chapel image
- Che Guevara, e.g.
- Che Guevara or Lady Gaga
- Desktop art
- Desktop emblem
- Desktop feature
- Desktop figure
- Desktop folder, e.g.
- Desktop graphic symbol
- Desktop graphic
- Desktop image
- Desktop item
- Desktop marker
- Desktop miniature
- Desktop object
- Desktop pic
- Desktop picture
- Desktop sight
- Desktop symbol
- Desktop thing
- Desktop trash can, e.g.
- Desktop trash can, for one
- Desktop trashcan, e.g.
- It may be dragged and dropped
- Figure
- It may be seen in a window
- Figure known worldwide
- Figure on a screen
- File drawer on screen, e.g.
- File folder, e.g.
- File folder or recycle bin
- File stand-in
- Cher or Dolly Parton, e.g.
- Household name
- It may open Windows
- Elvis, e.g.
- Elvis or Madonna
- Garbage can, on a PC
- Garbage pail, maybe
- Garbage pail on some desktops, e.g.
- It might be a shortcut
- Emblem
- Embodiment of a trait
- It might look like a folder
- Hall of Famer, say
- Gateway Arch, for St. Louis, e.g.
- It stands for something
- Gear for app settings, e.g.
- Gear for settings, e.g.
- Item to revere
- It's a bomb for Minesweeper
- It's a click away
- Directional computer symbol
- It's activated by clicking
- Enduring symbol
- It's between you and an open window?
- Church figure
- Church image
- It's clicked on a computer
- Church item
- Church picture
- Church symbol
- Byzantine art work
- Byzantine holy picture
- Byzantine image
- It's often double-clicked
- It's seen in Windows
- Idolized figure
- Idolized image
- Jackie O, e.g.
- Giotto fresco, e.g
- Gisele Bundchen or Heidi Klum, to fashionistas
- James Dean, e.g.
- James Dean, for one
- James Dean or Marilyn Monroe
- Image for an app
- Image of a folder, e.g.
- Image on a desktop
- Image on a monitor
- Image on a PC desktop
- Image on a touchscreen
- Image on an Android
- Image on an iPad
- Image representing an app
- Image that might be tapped
- Image that's tapped on a tablet screen
- Image to be clicked on a computer screen
- Image to click on
- Image to click
- Image touched to open an app
- Image
- Click it and get with the program
- Click it
- Click-on item
- Click site
- Click target
- Clickable computer image
- Clickable computer screen image
- Clickable computer screen symbol
- Clickable computer symbol
- Clickable desktop graphic
- Clickable desktop image
- Clickable desktop picture
- Clickable desktop symbol
- Clickable image on a computer desktop
- Clickable image
- Clickable item found in the seven longest Across answers
- Clickable item on a monitor
- Clickable item
- Clickable PC image
- Clickable PC item
- Clickable pic on a desktop
- Clickable pic
- Clickable picture
- Clickable pixels
- Clickable screen symbol
- Clickable symbol on a computer screen
- Clickable symbol on a computer
- Clickable symbol
- Clicked image
- Clicked-on computer symbol
- Clicked-on graphic
- Clicked-on item
- Clicked pic
- Clicker's picture
- Clicker's target
- Important symbol
- Folder, commonly
- Folder, e.g.
- Folder, maybe
- Folder on a desktop, for example
- Folder, sometimes
- "Global ___" (aspiration for Lebron James)
- Exemplar
- Cultural figure
- Cultural symbol
- Double-clicked pic
- Double-clicked picture
- Double-clicked symbol
- Double-clicked thing
- John Lennon, e.g.
- Cursor target
- Coin (anag)
- Coin anagram
- Cynosure
- Judy Garland, to some gay men
- f, for Facebook
- Colorful butterfly, e.g.
- High-tech image
- Dropbox's blue box, for one
- Cathedral display
- Mosque décor
- Notable person
- Software graphic
- Valentino, for one
- Orthodox Church feature
- Toolbar art
- Toolbar feature
- Toolbar graphic
- Toolbar image
- Toolbar picture
- Toolbar symbol
- Noteworthy figure
- Many a celebrity
- Mouse clickee
- Mouse target
- Mouse user's selection
- Mouse's target, often
- Mouse's target
- Venerable figure
- Venerated image
- Venerated object
- Venerated one
- Venerated person (or thing)
- Total legend
- Mao, for one
- Mao Zedong or Mahatma Gandhi
- Touch-screen image
- Touchscreen image
- Very important person
- Widely admired one
- Wikipedia's globe, say
- Object of adoration
- Object of devotion
- Object of esteem
- Object of veneration
- Object of worship
- Much-admired person
- Much-respected figure
- Much-respected person
- Someone uncritically admired
- Something a computer user may click
- The Iberian Madonna is one
- Window picture
- Style ___ (person people want to dress like)
- Style ___ (someone who starts fashion trends)
- Style ___
- Windows box?
- Windows image
- Windows item
- Windows opener
- Windows picture
- Windows symbol
- Stylized "W" for Microsoft Word, e.g.
- Something that can be dragged and dropped
- Trash bin, e.g.
- Trash bin on a computer screen, e.g.
- Trash can, e.g., on a computer
- Trash can, e.g.
- Trash can, for example
- Trash can, for one
- Trash can on a desktop, e.g.
- Trash can on a desktop
- Trash can or cart
- Trash can or file folder, e.g.
- Trash can, perhaps
- Trashcan on a desktop
- Something to be clicked on
- Something to click on
- Something to click
- Something to mouse over
- Subject of adoration
- Visual symbol
- Matinee hero
- Likeness
- Quicken's boxed Q, for one
- Paragon
- My Computer, e.g.
- ''My Computer,'' e.g.
- Pointer target, sometimes
- Pointer's target
- Nader, for one
- Wallpaper feature
- Wallpaper feature?
- Little desktop graphic
- Little desktop image
- Little figure on a computer screen
- Little pic on which to click
- Little picture on a phone screen
- Little picture
- Megastar
- Mel Gibson's production company
- Pop ___
- "Pop" favorite
- Menu symbol
- On-screen image
- On-screen symbol
- On-screen trash can, e.g.
- On-screen trash can, for one
- Portrait, as of a saint
- Long-respected one
- One found on a computer screen or movie screen
- Michael Jackson was one
- Recognizable figure
- Recognizable sort
- One might be a shortcut
- PC desktop feature
- PC directory feature
- PC image
- PC pic
- PC pictograph
- PC picture
- PC prompt
- PC screen image
- PC screen symbol
- Recycle bin, e.g.
- Recycle bin, for one
- Recycle Bin, on a PC
- PC symbol
- Pedestal occupant
- One of many on the "Ghent Altarpiece"
- One on a pedestal
- Miniature image to click on
- Niche object
- Niche occupant
- Perfect example
- Legend
- One to look up to
- Legendary figure
- Legendary guitarist
- Legendary hitmaker
- Legendary sensation
- Legend's relative?
- Religious artifact
- Religious drawing
- Religious figure
- Religious figurine
- Religious image
- Religious object
- Religious painting
- Religious picture
- Religious replication
- Religious representation.
- Religious statue
- Religious symbol
- One who is more than just famous
- Mac image
- Macintosh screen symbol
- Macintosh sign
- Macintosh's apple, e.g.
- One with a huge fanbase
- Personal computer prompt
- Representation for veneration
- Representation of a sort
- Representation
- Representative symbol
- Princess Diana, for one
- Princess Diana or Jackie Kennedy, to fashionistas
- Only thing between you and an open window?
- Monitor picture
- Phone app image
- Phone app pictorial symbol
- Phone app symbol
- Phone image to touch
- Phone on an iPhone, e.g.
- Phone screen symbol
- Pic that can be clicked
- Pic that clicks
- Pic that you click
- Pic to click
- Pic you can click
- Program launcher
- Program-launching graphic
- Program-launching picture
- Program-launching symbol
- Program opener
- Orange headphones for Google Music?
- Pictograph
- Pictorial presentation
- Picture clicked on a laptop
- Picture of a trash can, say
- Picture of an envelope, e.g.
- Picture on a desktop
- Picture on a laptop
- Picture on a monitor
- Picture on a PC
- Picture on a PDA
- Picture on a screen
- Picture that can be dragged
- Picture to click
- Picture
- Revered figure
- Revered image
- Revered object
- Revered one
- Revered picture
- Revered religious image
- Revered star
- Revered symbol
- Pietà, at times
- Malcolm X, e.g.
- Word after computer or fashion
- Super superstar
- Supercelebrity
- Sacred effigy
- Sacred figure
- Sacred image.
- Sacred image
- Sacred painting or mosaic
- Sacred picture
- Sacred representation
- Sacred symbol
- Sidney Poitier, e.g.
- Safari's compass, for example
- Safari's is a compass
- Superstar
- Word from the Greek for "image"
- Wastebasket, for instance
- Wastebasket or folder, maybe
- Saintly picture
- Saint's image
- Saint's picture
- Significant symbol
- Silhouette of a bird, for Twitter
- Simulacrum
- Twitter's bird, e.g.
- Two eighth notes, for iTunes, e.g.
- Word's representation?
- Symbol for an app
- Symbol made of pixels
- Symbol of Silicon Valley?
- Symbol on a computer monitor
- Symbol on a computer screen
- Symbol on a laptop screen
- Symbol on a smartphone
- Symbol on a tablet screen
- Symbol on an iPad screen
- Symbol on an iPhone
- Symbol representing an app
- Symbol that might be clicked
- Symbol to click on
- Symbol you can tap on a screen
- Symbol
- Symbolic graphic
- Symbolic image
- Symbolic picture
- Thing between you and an open window?
- Well-known symbol
- Thing to click
- Spot for a cursor, maybe
- Tablet symbol
- U2's Bono, e.g.
- Worshiped one
- Worshipped one
- Uncle Sam, for one
- Uncritically admired object
- What a model might become
- What a mouse often stops at
- St. Patrick, for the Irish
- Scissors, for "cut," on a PC
- Stand-in for a file
- Screen appearance
- Screen figure
- Screen graphic
- Screen illustration that's clicked on
- Screen image or screen idol
- Screen image
- Screen pic
- Screen picture
- Screen symbol to click on
- Screen symbol
- Screen trash can, e.g.
- Tappable image on a Galaxy phone
- Tappable image
- Tappable picture
- Tapped image
- Tapped pic
- Tapped smartphone image
- Tapped symbol
- Target of a tiny arrow
- Universally known figure
- Universally known symbol
- Taskbar component
- Taskbar feature
- Small image you can tap on a smartphone
- Small logo, often
- Small picture on a computer screen
- Small picture on a laptop screen
- Seattle's Space Needle or St. Louis's Gateway Arch
- Small program opener
- What the mouse might stop on
- Tiny file folder or paper clip
- You can click on it
- Tiny paper clip, e.g.
- Small trash can symbol on a computer screen, for example
- Tiny trash can, e.g.
- Smaller-than-life depiction
- Smartphone app logo
- Smartphone app symbol
- Smartphone art
- Smartphone graphic
- Smartphone image
- Smartphone screen feature
- Smartphone screen image
- Smartphone-screen image
- Smartphone symbol
- Sect symbol
- You might click on one
- Sect's symbol
- Smiley face, e.g.
- Temple figure
- Where a mouse may pause
- Token
- "User friendly" feature
- User-friendly picture
- Zoom's contains a video camera
Recent Usage of Pic to click in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Pic to click" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Pic to click in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - March 19, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 3, 2019
- WSJ Daily - Feb. 1, 2016
- LA Times - Jan. 11, 2016
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Dec. 15, 2013
- LA Times - Dec. 15, 2013
- Sheffer - Jan. 22, 2011
- Washington Post - Sept. 1, 2010
- Newsday - Aug. 15, 2010
- LA Times - Jan. 24, 2010
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - April 26, 2009
- New York Times - March 18, 2009
- Sheffer - Oct. 7, 2008
- Washington Post - June 26, 2007
- New York Times - Jan. 16, 2007
- Washington Post - April 19, 2006