Crossword Clue: What # and # stand for, briefly
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- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.: Abbr.
- 1, 2, 3, etc.: Abbr.
- 1, 2, etc.: Abbr.
- 1 and 66: Abbr.
- 1 and 66, for short
- 1,2,3, etc.
- 2 3 4 etc.
- 5 and 10: Abbr.
- 7 and 11: Abbr.
- "___ Knife," Beckett book
- Bar requests: Abbr.
- Answers for Nanette?
- Answers to some proposals
- Anti bloc
- Anti votes
- Bean shakes?
- Antis' votes
- ANTIS
- Apartment bldg. info
- Beckett's "___ Knife"
- # # #: Abbr.
- Apt. designations
- Apt.-door attachments
- Apt. identifiers
- Apts. often have them
- Acct. designations
- Arith. items
- Arith. units
- Address pts.
- ATM inputs
- Ballplayer IDs
- Data in a contacts list (Abbr.)
- Integers: Abbr.
- Integers (Abbr.)
- Integers, e.g. (abbr.)
- CD, MIX, etc.
- Common "terrible twos" responses
- Common words in ''A Big Hunk o' Love''
- French pronoun.
- iPhone data: Abbr.
- Frequent insurance company responses
- Declinations
- Declining answers
- Declining responses
- Certain replies
- Definite denials
- Certain votes
- Con votes
- Denials
- Con's litany
- Contact list's data (abbr.)
- Figs. 1 and 2?
- Figs. 1 and 7?
- Figs.
- Hotel rm. identifiers
- Figures: Abbr.
- Gay time?
- Digits (Abbr.)
- Digits: Abbr.
- Digits, e.g.: Abbr.
- Items to crunch: abbr.
- Chorus of dissent
- Business card info: Abbr.
- Directory data: abbr.
- Directory info (Abbr.)
- Directory info
- Directory listings: Abbr.
- Disagreements
- "But, mom!" evokers
- Hardly shows of support
- Discouraging answers
- Discouraging words
- Five and 9, e.g.: Abbr.
- Five and ten: Abbr.
- Hated responses
- Dissenters' answers
- Dissenters' responses
- Dissenting chorus
- Dissenting votes
- Dissents
- Calculator buttons: abbr.
- Calculator figs.
- IDs, often
- C.P.A.'s concerns
- CPAs crunch them
- CPA's data
- CPA's entries
- C.P.A.'s interest
- Do-call list: abbr.
- Cries during the terrible twos
- Head-shaking replies
- Dog trainers' cries
- Crossword clue features: Abbr.
- Crossword diag. markers
- "Domine, dirigo ___": London motto
- Heartbreaks for freelancers
- Crunched things: Abbr.
- Crunched things, for short
- Clue markers (abbr.)
- Carbon, to a lab worker: Abbr.
- Forbiddances
- Cardinals, e.g.: Abbr.
- Inclusions in safer passwords: Abbr.
- Gogol story
- Gogol tale
- Cold shoulders
- # # #
- Most apts. have them
- PINs, e.g.
- PINs, for instance
- PINs, in part
- Most slush pile responses
- Most unsolicited manuscripts
- KenKen entries (Abbr.)
- KenKen entries: Abbr.
- KenKen fill: Abbr.
- KenKen fodder: Abbr.
- KenKen pieces: Abbr.
- Some answers
- Some are odd: Abbr.
- Our: Fr.
- Our, in France
- Our, in Nice
- Our, in Orléans
- Our, in Orne
- Our, in Outremont
- Our, to René
- Ours, in parts of Quebec
- Kids usually don't want to hear them
- Tots often hear them
- The boss usually doesn't want to hear them
- Numbers (abbr.)
- Shakes of the head
- Numerical stats: Abbr.
- Numerous rejections
- Some manuscript responses
- Strict parent's answers
- Nyet and nein, in English
- Nyets
- Vetoes
- Some RSVPs
- Some R.S.V.P.s
- Much data: Abbr.
- Some vocal votes
- Some votes
- Multiple refusals
- Math basics: Abbr.
- Questionnaire response column
- Questionnaire stats
- Roulette picks: abbr.
- Roulette spaces: abbr.
- PO box identifiers
- P.O. boxes, e.g.
- P.O. boxes have them
- Votes
- Votes against
- Votes from antis
- Sudoku box fillers: Abbr.
- Sudoku elements: abbr.
- Sudoku entries (Abbr.)
- Sudoku fill: Abbr.
- Sudoku symbols (abbr.)
- Parental limits?
- List in a phone bk.
- OK voiders
- Part of a keyboard's top row: Abbr.
- Melon shakes?
- Rare answers from toadies
- RBI and ERA
- Parts of many passwords: Abbr.
- "Nay" and "nah"
- Nay and nah
- Nays
- Negative answers
- Negative chorus
- Negative decisions
- Negative replies
- Negative responses
- Negative votes (var.)
- Negative votes
- Negatives
- Rebels' yells
- Rebuffing responses
- Rebuffs
- Powerball picks: Abbr.
- Powerball selections: Abbr.
- Lottery picks: Abbr.
- Lottery selections briefly
- Lottery selections, briefly
- Refusal after refusal?
- Refusal after refusal
- Refusal + refusal
- Refusals
- People who aren't positive?
- One rejection after another?
- One rejection after another
- Rejecting replies
- Rejection after rejection?
- Rejection after rejection
- Rejection letters, essentially
- Rejection on top of rejection
- Rejection words
- Rejections
- One, six, etc.:Abbr;
- Ones, e.g.: Abbr.
- Replies of refusal (var.)
- Replies of refusal
- Replies of rejection
- Replies to some proposals
- Primes, e.g.: Abbr.
- Non-affirmatives
- Mailed regrets
- Ph. bk. data
- Ph. bk. info
- Ph. bk. listings
- "Libera ___ a malo"
- Phone bk. data
- Phone bk. entries
- Phone bk. info
- Phone-bk. listings
- Phone bk. listings
- Phone book figs.
- Phone-book listings (Abbr.)
- Phone book listings: Abbr.
- Phone-book listings: Abbr.
- Phone directory listings: Abbr.
- Phone listings: Abbr.
- Responses of rejection
- Opposed words
- Opposers
- Opposites of yeses
- Prohibitions
- Pronoun: Fr.
- There are eight of these before "baby" in Elvis's "A Big Hunk o' Love"
- Turn-downs
- They are not positive
- Turndown words
- Turndowns
- Spanish pronoun
- Signs of resistance
- They may be pos. or neg.
- They may be real or imaginary: Abbr.
- They may be whole: Abbr.
- Simple denials
- They might be composite: Abbr.
- We: Lat.
- We, to Cato
- Speed-dial entries (abbr.)
- They start many park signs
- Two and three: Abbr.
- They were worth $5 each on "What's My Line?"
- Two are taboo
- They're crunchable: Abbr.
- They're not positive
- Two-year-old's responses, often
- Two-year-olds' utterances
- Words in many park signs
- SAT scores, e.g.
- Words of denial
- Words of negativity
- Words of refusal
- Words of rejection
- Words on many park signs
- Words rarely uttered by toadies
- Words starting many park signs
- Taboos
- Uh-uh and nix
- Sixes and sevens: Abbr.
- Spreadsheet fillers: Abbr.
- Those against
- Squares and cubes, e.g.: Abbr.
- Uncooperative votes
- SS and ID
- SSA IDs, e.g.
- SSA IDs
- What # and # stand for, briefly
- What # and # stand for
- Unencouraging words
- Unequivocal rejections
- Unequivocal replies
- Unfavorable responses
- What CPAs crunch (abbr.)
- What CPAs crunch
- Thumbs-down responses
- Thumbs-down verdicts
- Thumbs-down votes
- Thumbs downs
- Thumbs-downs
- Uniform features: Abbr.
- What head-shakes signify
- What horizontal head shakes signify
- What many park signs start with
- Unlikely answers from toadies
- Unlikely replies from sycophants
- Yellow Pages info: Abbr.
- Yeses' counterparts
- Small numbers?
- Unwelcome answers usually
- Unwelcome answers, usually
- Starts of many park signs
- Tel. and fax
- Tel. book contents
- Tel. book entries
- Tel. book figures
- Tel. book listings
- Tel. books figures
- Telemarketing need: Abbr.
- Telephone bk. listings
- Telephone-bk. listings
- Telephone book info: Abbr.
- Telephone co. data
- " . . . sed libera ___ a malo"
- You won't hear them from toadies
- Statistical data: Abbr.
- Statistics: Abbr.
- Stats, e.g.
- Stats, for short
- Stats.
- Us, to a Spaniard
- Us, to Cato
- Us, to Ovid
- Toddlers hear a lot of them
- Toddler's responses, often
- "Terrible twos" chorus
- "Terrible twos" cries
- Terrible twos cries
- ''Terrible twos'' cries
- "Terrible twos" turndowns
- ZIP codes: Abbr.
- ZIP codes, e.g.: Abbr.
- ZIP codes, essentially: Abbr.
- Terse turndowns
Recent Usage of What # and # stand for, briefly in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 25, 2010
- USA Today - Jan. 30, 2007
