Crossword Clue: Repeat a printing job
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- 000 button
- A kind of button
- Appliance button, perhaps
- Appliance button
- Arrange again
- Action after an alarm
- Assign anew
- Atari Teenage Riot album about starting over?
- Adjust a chronometer
- Adjust a clock
- Adjust a stopped clock
- Adjust a stopwatch
- Adjust a timepiece
- Adjust a timer
- Adjust a trip meter
- Adjust a trip odometer, e.g.
- Adjust a wristwatch
- Adjust after a time change, say
- Adjust after a time change
- Adjust again
- Adjust an alarm clock
- Adjust an odometer
- Adjust anew
- Adjust, as a chronometer
- Adjust, as a clock
- Adjust, as a meter
- Adjust, as a timer
- Adjust, as a watch
- Adjust, as an alarm clock
- Adjust electronically
- Adjust for daylight saving time, e.g.
- Adjust one's watch
- Adjust the alarm clock
- Adjust the alarm
- Adjust the chronograph, e.g.
- Adjust the chronometer, e.g.
- Adjust the chronometer
- Adjust the clock, e.g.
- Adjust the clock
- Adjust (watch)
- Adjust
- Adjusted
- Adjusted a clock
- Adjusted the clock
- Alarm button
- Alarm chore
- Alarm clock button
- Back-to-zero button
- Back to zero, perhaps
- Back to zero, say
- Alley button
- Dash button
- Dashboard button
- Data-clearing button
- Bowler's button
- Bowler's start-over button
- Bowling alley button
- Bowling-alley button
- Bowling button
- Bowling-lane button
- Bowling lane button
- Bowling term
- Fresh start
- Freshly adjusted
- Complete policy overhaul, in D.C.-speak
- Computer button
- Change a stone's position
- Change, as a clock
- Change, as a password
- Change, as a watch
- Change, as an alarm
- Change, as an online password
- Change, as one's alarm
- Change back to zero
- Change back to zeros
- Change focus
- Change from E.S.T. to D.S.T.
- Change hands, perhaps
- Change one's alarm
- Change the alarm clock
- Change the clock
- Change the font of
- Change the mounting
- Change the reading of
- Change the thermostat
- Change the type
- Change to 000, e.g.
- Change to 000
- Change to all zeros, say
- Change to E.S.T.
- Change to zeros
- Change type
- Briefly unplug, perhaps
- Changed clock time
- Changed the alarm
- Changed the clock
- Bring back to 0, perhaps
- Furnace button
- Electronic clock feature
- Electronics button
- Contact-restoring device
- Game console button
- It may be pushed before starting
- Brought back
- Find a new place for
- Copier button
- Fine-tune
- Gel again
- Correct a clock
- Correct a dial
- Correct a tripped breaker switch
- Correct a watch
- Corrected, as a football clock
- Button at the bowling alley
- Button bad career move begs?
- Button for a bowler
- Button for bowlers
- Button for Earl Anthony
- Button for Petraglia
- Button for pins
- Button for starting over
- Button in a laundry
- Button in an alley
- Button mashed when losing a video game
- Button misguided career move begs
- Button on a clock radio
- Button on a cruise control
- Button on a disposal
- Button on a lane
- Button on a Wii or NES
- Button on an alley
- Button on some outlets
- Button putting everything back to zero
- Button rockers want to press after career err
- Button that brings a timer back to 00:00
- Button that puts bowling pins back in place
- Button that replaces pins
- Button that starts things over
- Button to hit when frozen
- Button you might have to poke with a paper clip
- Button you might press to start over
- Fix a broken leg
- Fix a clock
- Fix a fracture
- Fix after an outage, as a clock
- Fix, as ribs?
- Fix one's watch, in a way
- Fix the clock
- Fix the clock for D.S.T.
- Fix the clocks again
- Fixed again.
- Calibrate anew
- Do a composing room job
- Do a printing job
- Do over, as a type job
- Clear a counter
- "Clear everything" button
- Go back to square one
- Go back to the beginning, in a way
- Go back to the default settings
- Go back to the defaults
- Go back to zero
- Job for a jeweler
- Cycling button
- Factory ___ (restore option for a smartphone)
- Right, in a way
- Right your career, in a way
- Righted the tenpins
- Kegler's button
- Stop-watch button
- Place again
- VCR button
- Stopwatch button
- Settings-clearing button
- Like most clocks in April and October
- Outkast song about starting over?
- Place tableware in a different way
- Put a counter to zero
- Kind of button
- Put an odometer back to zero
- Put at 000
- Put back at 00:00, perhaps
- Put back at zero
- Put back in place
- Put back on the lane
- Put back to 0
- Put back to 0, say
- Put back to 000, perhaps
- Put back to 000
- Put back to 0000, perhaps
- Put back to 0000, say
- Put back to level one, say
- Put back to the beginning
- Put back to zero, as a tripmeter
- Put back to zero, maybe
- Put back to zero, perhaps
- Put back to zero, say
- Put back to zero
- Put back
- Put in place again
- Like some buttons
- Put into type again
- Put to 000
- Wii button
- Put to zero, as a trip counter
- Put to zero
- Put together again
- Video game console button
- Plant that is planted again.
- Roll back, perhaps
- Roll back, say
- Roll back to zero, e.g.
- Roll back to zero, say
- Roll back to zero
- Transplant
- Transplanted, as a plant
- Odometer button
- Odometer control
- PlayStation button
- Treat a broken bone
- With a new password
- Router button
- Router option
- MuteMath EP
- Mutemath's debut EP you play again?
- MuteMath's debut EP
- Trip counter button
- Trip meter button
- Trip-odometer button
- Trip odometer button
- Trip odometer control
- Trip odometer feature
- Trip odometer function
- Tripmeter button
- Tripmeter feature
- Old-school Nintendo button
- Lane button
- Readjust
- Readjusted
- Ready for another play
- Ready for another round
- Ready for use again
- Ready to be used again
- Ready to use again
- Position again
- Microwave button
- NES button
- New beginning, so to speak
- Pedometer button
- Pedometer function
- Prepare for another take
- Perm. job
- Machine button
- Press an odometer button
- Press and hold the Play/Pause and Menu buttons on an iPod, e.g.
- Repeat a printing job
- Replace a ring gem
- Replace pied type
- Replant: Hort.
- Replant
- Monitor button
- Respond to a buzzing alarm
- Restore to the initial readings
- Restore to zero
- Make all zeros
- Option after a freeze-up
- Program, perhaps
- Make ready to use again
- Return to 000
- Return to square one
- Return to zero, maybe
- Return to zero, say
- Make zero, maybe
- Like a VCR after a power outage
- Like ad rates after sweeps
- Like an alarm clock, night after night
- Tune again
- Turmed back, in a way
- Turn back an odometer
- Turn back, as a clock
- Turn back time?
- Turn back to 000
- Turn back to zero, like a trip odometer
- Turn back to zero
- Washer button
- Turn forward or back, say
- Washing machine button
- Turn the trip meter to 000
- Turn the tripmeter to 000
- Turn to 000
- Turned back, say
- Type of button
- Switch button
- "Spring forward," e.g.
- Spring forward, e.g.
- Spring forward or fall back
- Schedule again
- Scheduled anew
- Take back to zero
- Stand up on an alley
- Tamper with an odometer
- Tamper with, as an odometer
- Start-again switch
- What some careers could use?
- Timer button
- Start over, as an odometer
- "Start over" button
- Start-over command
- Start over, in a way
- Start over
- "Start this Nintendo game again" button
- Update, as a clock
- Zero, in a way
- Zero-making button
- Zero out, say
- Zero out
- Zero
- Zeroed out
- Zeroed
- Zeroing button
- Terse anagram
Recent Usage of Repeat a printing job in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Aug. 31, 1971
