Crossword Clue: Telephone button abbr.
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Telephone button abbr."
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Telephone button abbr."
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- "0" button letters
- 0 letters, on a telephone
- 0 letters, on old phones
- 0 letters
- 0 neighbor
- 0 on a phone: Abbr.
- 0 on a phone
- 0, on a telephone: Abbr.
- Any Wagnerian masterwork
- Abbr. above 0 on a phone
- Abbr. above "0"
- Abbr. above zero
- Abbr. accompanying 0
- Abbr. accompanying a zero
- Abbr. accompanying zero
- Abbr. between * and #
- Abbr. between and #
- Abbr. by a phone's 0
- Abbr. disappearing from cellphones
- Abbr. near a 0
- Abbr. near a zero
- Abbr. near the 0
- Abbr. next to a star
- Abbr. not found on most smartphones
- Abbr. not on cells
- Abbr. often under a zero
- Abbr. on a dial
- Abbr. on a fax machine
- Abbr. on a keypad
- Abbr. on a phone dial
- Abbr. on a phone
- Abbr. on a phone's "0" button
- Abbr. on a zero button
- Abbr. on older phones
- Abbr. on some dials
- Abbr. once paired with zero
- Abbr. paired with zero
- Abbr. to the right of a star
- Abbr. with a zero
- "Das Rheingold," e.g.
- Bottom-row abbr.
- It can be found under TUV
- Dial button sharing the "0"
- Dial letters
- Button below the 8
- Button below TUV
- Button beside #
- Button between and #
- It's just below 0: Abbr.
- It's just under 8: Abbr.
- It's to the left of #
- Call router: Abbr.
- Job largely automated these days: Abbr.
- "Otello," e.g.
- Keypad abbr.
- "The Magic Flute", to Mozart
- Music drama, in Berlin
- Music drama, in Bonn
- Wagner work, in Berlin
- Old phone abbr.
- Old phone button abbr.
- "Lohengrin," to Wagner
- # neighbor
- Neighbor of some stars
- # neighbor, on old phones
- Neighbor
- Person who's a zero?: Abbr.
- Letters above 0
- Letters accompanying a zero
- Letters accompanying zero
- Letters associated with 0
- Letters below a 0
- Letters below TUV
- Letters by the pound
- Letters near 0
- Letters near 0 on a phone
- Letters near ''0''
- Letters near zero
- Letters near zero, at times
- Letters near zero?
- Letters next to 0
- Letters often near 0
- Letters on a "0" phone button
- Letters on a phone button, once
- Letters on a phone button
- Letters on a phone
- Letters on a phone's "0" button
- Letters on a zero button
- Letters on old phones
- Letters on older phones
- Letters on the 0, back in the day
- Letters on the "0" button
- Letters over 0 on older touchtones
- Letters paired with zero on a button
- Letters under a 0
- Letters under TUV, on many phones
- Letters under TUV, perhaps
- Letters under TUV
- Letters with 0
- Letters with a zero
- Phone abbr.
- Phone-button abbr.
- Phone button abbr.
- Phone button label
- Phone-button letters
- Phone button letters
- Phone button
- Phone-co. employee
- Phone co. employee
- Phone co. helper
- Phone dial abbr.
- Phone key letters
- Phone letters near 0
- Phone letters
- TUV neighbor on some phones
- Word with space or rock
- Switchboard attendant: Abbr.
- Switchboard worker (abbr.)
- Switchboard worker: Abbr.
- Sprint employee: Abbr.
- Tel. worker
- Telephone abbr.
- Telephone button abbr.
- Telephone keypad abbr.
- Zero figure?: Abbr.
- Zero letters
Recent Usage of Telephone button abbr. in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Telephone button abbr. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - Oct. 22, 2009
- Washington Post - April 30, 2009
- Newsday - Nov. 4, 2007
- NY Sun - April 5, 2005
