Crossword Clue: What an urban maid may watch
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- 100-___ dash (sprint race)
- 3.28 feet
- 39.37 inches
- ___ maid
- ____ maid
- Basement reading-material
- Basic length measure
- Basic unit of length
- A concern of Whittier
- A kind of reader
- A million microns
- Beat with feet
- Beatles line "Lovely Rita, ___ maid"
- A taxi specialty.
- About 1.1 yards
- About 39 inches
- Alternative to stamp
- Dash measure
- Free verse's lack
- Fare counter
- Fare indicator
- Fare tracker
- Certain coin collector
- Feature of many taxis
- Concern of a certain maid
- It can be scanned
- It could raise a red flag
- Electric gauge
- Electrical reading device
- Electrical usage monitor
- Electrical usage tracker
- It may be fed next to a car
- Hack runner
- Device that's "fed"
- It might go from 0 to 60 minutes
- It needs to be fed frequently
- It offers time for change
- Gas ___
- Gasman's reading matter
- Gasman's reading
- It runs on the sidewalk?
- Gauge
- It will expire if not fed
- Its favorite word is "Violation"
- It's fed after pulling in
- It's fed at a curb
- It's fed at curbside
- It's fed by a parker
- It's "fed" by motorists
- It's fed on streets
- It's just over a yard
- Cab component
- Cab counter
- Cab-fare calculator
- Cab fare calculator
- Cab fixture
- Cabbie's counter
- It's often running on the sidewalk?
- Cadence
- Fixture that's "fed"
- Flow-rate recorder
- European yard
- Foot pattern?
- Curbside coin collector
- Curbside collector
- Curbside fixture
- Curbside payment collector
- Curbside sight
- Curbside unit that's "fed"
- Coin collector?
- Coin consumer
- Indicator
- Just over a yard
- Utility reading
- Utility's measuring device
- Toned down
- Keats concern
- Place for a needle
- Whittier concern
- Verse form
- Verse rhythm
- Versifier's concern
- Kind of maid to the Beatles
- Kind of maid
- Track and field distance
- Track-and-field distance
- Wilbur concern
- Track race unit
- Something fed by drivers
- Quarter-eater on the street
- Something that's fed along a street
- The longer it runs, the more you pay
- Something to read
- Subject of monthly reading
- Musical measure
- Linear measure
- Poem's rhythmic structure
- Poetic da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM, e.g.
- Poetic device
- Poetic measure
- Poetic pattern
- Suffix for alti or chrono
- Poetic rhythm
- Poetry class topic
- Poet's concern
- Poet's consideration
- Poet's constraint
- Poet's rhythm
- Suffix for thermo or baro
- Parkers feed it downtown
- Parking __
- Parking ___ (device that a driver might need to put money into)
- Parking ____
- Parking fee collector
- Parking lot device
- Parking lot structure
- Parking monitor
- Parking-place fixture
- Parking-place machine
- Parking regulator
- Parking space adjunct
- Parking space fixture
- Parking spot money taker
- Parking timer
- Measure of feet
- Measure
- Measuring-device
- Measuring device
- Measuring instrument
- Olympic measure
- Olympic race unit
- Olympic track unit
- Olympics distance unit
- Olympics distance
- Olympics length
- Olympics measure
- Olympics unit
- Reading for "Lovely Rita"
- Nearly 40 inches
- Metric measure
- Longfellow concern
- One collecting money on the sidewalk?
- Post office machine
- One fed on the street
- Postage ___
- Postage or parking
- Postage source
- Pattern in a poem
- Recording device
- Recurring rhythm
- One runs in a cab
- Lyrical concern
- Lyricist's concern
- Length that's a bit more than 39 inches
- Maid's concern?
- Maid's concern
- Monitor of a sort
- Process, as some letters
- Monthly reading for some
- Monthly reading
- Producer of stamps that aren't stamps
- Progress tracker
- Rhythm for Richard Wilbur
- Rhythm in poetry
- Rhythm in verse
- Rhythm of the rhyme
- Rhythm
- Rhythmic element
- Rhythmic pattern in poetry
- Rhythmic pattern
- Shutterbug's gauge
- Word after parking or postage
- Sidewalk fixture
- Water usage measurer
- Word with kilo or centi
- Word with maid or man
- Word with parking or postage
- Word with postage or parking
- Word with "postage" or "parking"
- Type of maid
- Thing fed or read
- Thing read by a parking enforcement officer
- Thing that might have a needle
- Thing to park in front of
- This could raise a red flag
- This may run while you ride
- Sprint distance unit
- Take a reading
- What a reader may read
- What an urban maid may watch
- Stamp alternative
- What doggerel usually lacks
- Slightly enlarged yard?
- Unit at the Olympics
- Ticker in a taxi
- Ticker in a taxicab.
- Unit of distance used in Olympic races
- Unit of length
- Unit of measurement that's a little over three feet
- Unit that's a little longer than a yard
- Yard plus a bit
- Time machine
- Taxi calculator
- Taxi device
- Taxi equipment
- Taxi fare calculator
- Taxi-fare calculator
- Taxi feature
- Taxi fixture
- Taxi part
- Taxi ticker.
- Taxi ticker
- Taxi timer
- Taxicab device
- Taxi's device
- Taxi's ticker
- What stress may be good for
- You might "feed" it in order to get a parking space
- Tempo
- Ten billion angstroms
- Usage measurer
- Utility company device
- Utility company hookup
- Utility device
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- New York Times - Aug. 29, 1980
