Crossword Clue: Semi-colon?
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- .
- __-com bubble
- __-matrix printer
- ___-com
- ___-com (Internet company)
- ___-matrix printer
- Any of three in "hijinks"
- A tiny part of this?
- Apt name for a Braille instructor
- Benday item
- Bespeckle
- Address component, these days
- Bit of an ellipsis
- Bit of Braille
- Bit of Morse code
- Alternative to "x," in math
- Dash alternative
- Dash counterpart
- Dash's counterpart
- Dash's partner
- Dash's sister?
- Comic strip eye, often
- Comma's kin
- Freckle, e.g.
- Freckle
- Internet address component
- Internet address punctuation
- Internet address separator
- Interrobang part
- Intersperse
- Common Internet symbol
- Common "point" of j and i
- "E" in Morse
- 'E' in Morse code
- E, in Morse code
- E-mail address component
- E-mail address element
- E-mail address part
- E, to Morse
- Common thing to i and j
- Braille bit
- Braille component
- Braille unit
- Decimal point
- Decimal point, e.g.
- Decimal point or period
- Friend of dash
- Complete an i
- Complete an "i"
- Feature of ninth letter
- Feature of only two letters
- Feature of Swiss muslin
- Feature of two lowercase letters of the alphabet
- Feature of two lowercase letters
- Feature of two small letters
- Feature of web addresses
- Computer network word
- Computer-screen pixel
- edu or gov preceder
- Character before "com" or "org" in a URL
- Character before com
- It comes before com or org
- It goes before "com" in many Web addresses
- Either half of a colon
- It may come before com
- Ellipsis bit
- Ellipsis component
- Ellipsis element
- Ellipsis part
- Ellipsis third
- Ellipsis unit
- Email address feature
- Email address part
- Email address piece
- Email punctuation
- Half a colon
- Half an umlaut
- Half of a colon
- Half of a semicolon
- Half of an umlaut
- Halftone feature
- Dictionary syllable separator
- It precedes any of the five circled "words"
- It precedes "com"
- It precedes the domain name extensions added to this puzzle's theme entries
- Final touch on a letter?
- Bullet, for one
- Ham's click
- Finish a 'j'
- Finish a sentence
- Finish an "i"
- Finish an i
- Finish, as a letter, perhaps
- Finish the ninth or tenth letter?
- Finishing mark on an "i" or "j"
- "i" ball
- 'i' completer
- "i" completer
- i feature
- I finisher
- 'i' finisher
- "i" finisher
- It's just a small point
- "i" lid?
- "i" lid
- i lid?
- I may have it
- i or ! feature
- 'i' or 'j' top
- "i" or "j" topper
- I ornament
- "I" part
- i piece
- "I" piece
- "i" piece?
- i piece?
- ''i'' piece?
- "I should've known, __ ..." (Aimee Mann)
- i topper
- I-topper
- "i" topper
- It's put on the top of a lowercase "j"
- Cover for an i
- Ditto's twin in the comics
- Diversify with small things
- It's the whole point
- Flash often accompanying a dash
- Equivalent of "x"
- Fleck
- "j" feature
- 'j' finisher
- j thing
- j topper
- "j" topper
- Girl's nickname.
- Jamie Foxx "On the ___"
- Flyspeck
- Close one's i's?
- Close your i's
- Exact hour
- Dorothy, familiarly
- Dorothy, for short
- Code unit
- Dowry.
- Dowry
- Indicator of a note's duration, on a score
- Indicator of staccato, in music notation
- "Hi and Lois" daughter
- Hi and Lois' kid
- "Hi and Lois" twin
- Hi and Lois's daughter
- Hi and Lois's older daughter
- Eye of an emoticon
- Colon half
- Colon part
- Colon portion
- High point of seminars?
- Initial follower
- Com front-runner
- Com frontrunner
- Com preceder
- "Com" preceder
- Highway agcy.
- Highway overseer, for short
- Sentence ender
- Separator of syllables in many dictionaries
- Pinpoint
- Pinprick
- Stipple
- Stippler's unit
- That's the point
- Pixel
- Pixel, e.g.
- Top half of a semicolon
- Top of a lowercase "j" or "i"
- Top of a semicolon
- Top of an "i"
- Top part of a semicolon
- Topper for an "i" or "j"
- Topper on an "i"
- Seurat trademark
- Seurat unit
- Punctual, on the ...
- Punctuation in an email address
- Punctuation mark in a URL
- Punctuation mark in a Web address
- Punctuation that can precede each set of circled letters
- Punctuation that's part of every URL
- Punctum
- Kid's connectible
- Numbered item in a kids' puzzle
- Town on a map, say
- Town, on a map
- Mark before com, net, or org in a Web address
- Mark that tops an "i"
- The FAA is part of it
- "Mrs. ___," Maugham play
- Pac-Man maze marker
- Pac-Man morsel
- Marriage portion
- Mars from the vantage point of Earth, e.g.
- Stud
- The i's have it
- The i's have it!
- Multiplication sign, in math class
- Multiplication sign
- Multiplication symbol
- Music symbol
- Matrix character
- Musical symbol
- Point made in writing?
- Point of a sentence?
- Point of art class?
- Point of view?
- Point of "view"
- Point taken by typographers
- Point to be made in a sentence?
- Point to be made?
- Point
- Pointillism detail
- Pointillism mark
- Pointillism point
- Pointillism unit
- Pointillist's point
- Pointillist's stroke
- Pointillist's unit
- Part of a colon
- Part of a domain name
- Part of a j
- Part of a lower case i or j
- Part of a lowercase "i"
- Part of a lowercase "j"
- Part of a modern address
- Little circle
- Little Dorothy
- Part of a pointillist painting
- Part of a pointillist's painting
- Part of a semicolon
- Polka-___ (fabric print type)
- Polka ___ (print fabric option)
- Polka ___
- Polka ____
- Polka ending?
- Polka follower
- Polka partner
- Part of a URL
- Part of a Web address
- Part of all Web addresses?
- Part of an e-mail address
- Part of an ellipsis
- Part of an email address
- Part of an i
- Part of an "i" or "j"
- Part of an "i"
- Part of an Internet address
- Part of any URL address
- Part of band's website name
- Part of e-mail addresses
- Part of email addresses
- Part of "i"
- Part of some letters
- Part of some matrices
- Part of the cabinet that oversees hwys.
- Part of the ninth or tenth letter
- Part of two letters
- Partner of dash
- Partner of dit
- Long-ago year?
- On the __: precisely
- On the __
- On the ___
- On the ___ (exactly)
- On the ___ (precisely)
- On the ___ (prompt)
- On the ___ (punctual)
- On the ___ (punctually)
- On the ____
- On the --- (precisely)
- One eye in ;-)
- Paul McCartney's first love Rhone
- One kind of period
- "Net" preceder
- One of an umlaut's two
- One of four in Mississippi
- One of six on a standard keyboard
- Preceder of com or org
- Preceder of com, org or edu
- Precise moment
- Precise point
- One of three in an ellipsis
- One of three in Djibouti
- One of three in Fiji
- One of two in an umlaut
- One of two in Haiti?
- One of two in Pompeii
- One of two in the U.N.?
- One of two in this clue
- One of two marks that make up a colon
- Minimal ink
- Minute portion
- Minute spot
- One-third of an ellipsis
- Nickname for Dorothy
- Miss Lamour, to friends
- Period, as in an email address
- Period, e.g.
- Period, for example
- Period, for one
- Period in a URL
- Period in an email address
- Period in time?
- Period, in URLs
- Period, in Web addresses
- Period or decimal point
- Period
- Modern address feature
- Modern address part
- Repeated word in Wiz Khalifa title
- Letter finisher, of sorts
- Maine or Ohio symbol?
- Piece of a semicolon
- Prompt thing to arrive on?
- org preceder
- Morse bit
- Morse-code character
- Morse code component
- Morse code "e"
- Morse code E
- Morse code part
- Morse code symbol
- Morse-code symbol
- Morse-code unit
- Morse code unit
- Morse E
- Morse 'E'
- Morse "E"
- Morse morsel
- Morse symbol
- Morse unit
- Morse vowel
- Word before .com and .net
- There's one in "iPad"
- Sign of the times?
- Word that can precede "com" or follow "polka"
- Speck
- Speckle
- Specklike mark
- Web address component
- Web-address divider
- Web address feature
- Web address part
- Web address punctuation
- Web-address punctuation
- Web site address part
- Website address part
- Swiss-muslin feature
- Symbol before "com" in an Internet address
- Symbol before 'com'
- Symbol for a city or town
- Symbol in a URL
- Symbol in an IP address
- Symbol that increases a musical note's duration
- Spot
- Third of an ellipsis
- Umlaut half
- Umlaut part
- Scintilla
- Staccato indicator
- What comes before "com" in a URL
- Standards tour bus must meet (Abbr.)
- What "i" and "j" have in common
- Small circle
- Small mark
- Small point made with a pencil
- Small point
- Small round mark
- Small specimen
- Small speck
- Tiny circle
- Small spot
- Tiny mark
- What to do to one's i's
- Tiny speck
- Smallest part of this?
- Upper part of a semicolon
- Telegraph bit
- Telegraph message part
- Telegraphic E
- Telegraphic signal
- What's on top of it?
- What's the point?
- Tellegraphic Signal
- URL bit
- URL character before "com" or "org"
- URL component
- URL element
- URL part
- URL punctuation
- URL punctuator
- Tittle
- Tittle over an i
- When said three times, finale suggesting uncertainty
- Semi colon?
- Semi-colon?
- Semicolon half
- Semicolon part
- Semicolon?
- Zero-dimensional entity
Recent Usage of Semi-colon? in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Semi-colon?" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Semi-colon? in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - June 20, 2017
- Washington Post - Oct. 22, 2015
- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 22, 2011
- LA Times - July 25, 2009
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Feb. 17, 2009
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 27, 2008
- USA Today - Sept. 26, 2005
- Universal Crossword - June 20, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 27, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 19, 2004
- New York Times - June 10, 2003
- Universal Crossword - April 14, 2003
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Dec. 13, 2002
- New York Times - July 18, 2001
