Crossword Clue: Plans that are cut short?
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- Arch. details
- Architect's figures, for short
- Architect's info
- Architect's numbers
- Architect's plans, briefly
- Architects' reading
- Architectural details, for short
- Architectural details
- Blueprint data
- Blueprint deets
- Blueprint details, briefly
- Blueprint details, for short
- Blueprint details, in brief
- Blueprint details
- Blueprint figs.
- Blueprint figures
- Blueprint info
- Blueprint
- Blueprints, briefly
- Alternative to contacts
- Gramp's glasses
- Grannies, for example
- Certain details
- Computer details, informally
- Bridge pair, briefly?
- Brief details?
- Brief details
- Concrete proposals?
- Design criteria
- Design descriptions, informally
- Design details, informally
- Design details
- Design info
- "Cheaters"
- Cheaters
- Cheaters, in slang
- Construction particulars, briefly
- Detailed plans
- Details, briefly
- Details, or what you may need to read them
- Details
- Contractor's concern
- Contractor's creation
- Contractor's details
- Contractor's guidelines
- Contractor's info
- Contractor's parameters
- Builder's guide, for short
- Builder's guide
- Builder's guidelines
- Builder's plans, informally
- Builder's sheet
- Building data
- Building details, briefly
- Building materials?
- Building needs, informally
- Building plans, for short
- Building plans
- Dimensions and details, for short
- Dimensions and tolerances, say
- Business-plan details
- Engineering data
- Engineering details, informally
- Engineering details
- Engineer's details
- Glasses
- Glasses (abbr)
- Glasses briefly
- Glasses, briefly
- Glasses, casually
- Glasses, for short
- Glasses (informal)
- Glasses, informally
- Glasses, slangily
- Job details, for short
- Job parameters, for short
- Goggles
- Eye glasses, informally
- Eyeglasses
- Eyeglasses, for short
- Eyeglasses, in slang
- Eyeglasses, informally
- Eyeglasses, slangily
- Publisher's guidelines
- Manual info
- Shades, e.g.
- Some glasses
- Mr. Magoo's accessories, for short
- Owner's manual info
- Plan details
- Planner's details
- MS format details
- Plans
- Plans that are cut short?
- View finders?
- Viewfinders?
- Pair of lenses
- Roosevelt feature partially carved on Rushmore
- Visual aids
- Visual aids, informally
- Visual enhancers
- Successor to the pince-nez: Colloq.
- Short details?
- Short glasses?
- Short job details?
- Shortened glasses?
- Part of a proposal
- Particulars, briefly
- Particulars, for short
- Potter trademark
- Mini glasses?
- Processor speed, hard disk space, etc.
- Optician's offering, briefly
- Project deets
- Project details, for short
- Project details
- Project plans, briefly
- Project's details, for short
- Proposal details, briefly
- Proposal details
- Proposal parameters
- They may hang by the neck
- Specifications, slangily
- They often include materials
- Writer's guidelines
- Writer's requirements
- You can see right through them
- Tech. data
- Tech details
- Technical data
- Technical details, for short
- Technical writer's guidelines
- See-thru wear?
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- LA Times - Jan. 7, 2006