Crossword Clue: Writer's best friend, you'd think
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- A bad one woudn't fix this clue
- Arbiter of mss.
- Ben Bradlee, e.g.
- Ben Bradlee e.g.
- Ben Bradlee's post while at the Washington Post
- Blue-pencil wielder
- Blue-penciler
- Book man
- Book reviewer?
- Book worker
- Bowdler was one
- Greeley, for one
- Greeley was one
- Hollywood job title
- Horace Greeley, e.g.
- Galley slave?
- Film clipper
- Film-crew VIP
- Film cutter
- Film job
- Film position
- Diaskeuast
- Film worker
- Copy __
- Copy corrector
- Copy fixer
- Copy righter?
- Copyreader's superior
- Correctional worker?
- Correctional worker
- Director coworker
- Harold Ross, e.g.
- City desk exec
- Ernest Rhys was one
- Giroux, for one
- Giroux or Greeley
- James Russell Lowell, for one
- Flub catcher
- Important movie credit
- Crossword VIP
- Globe figure
- Globe position
- Jet setter?
- Job in media
- Job in Vogue
- Job title for Emmanuelle Alt
- Draft changer
- Journal honcho
- Journal reviewer
- Journalist — rioted (anag)
- Cutter, at times
- Daily bigwig
- Daily V.I.P.
- Daniel Meade on "Ugly Betty," e.g.
- Sentence reducer, at times
- Text __
- Text cleaner
- Text reviser
- Text tightener
- Pitch reader
- Rioted (anag)
- Publisher's employee
- Publishing employee
- Publishing-house employee
- Publishing house hiree
- Publishing person
- Publishing VIP
- Manuscript changer
- Manuscript fixer
- Manuscript reader
- Manuscript receiver
- Manuscript recipient
- Story assigner
- Story manipulator
- White, in fiction, or Brown, in real life
- Robert Giroux, e.g.
- Who approved this clue
- Marginal worker?
- Mss. handler
- Will Shortz, notably
- She's committed to better writing
- Masthead entry
- Masthead figure
- Masthead heading
- Masthead listing
- Masthead name
- Masthead position
- Masthead title
- Masthead word
- Ross or Giroux
- Wired cutter?
- Max Perkins, for one
- Paper cutter?
- Maxwell Perkins, for a famous example
- Paper worker
- Line judge?
- Parents boss
- Literary authority
- One changing lines, perhaps
- One checking stories
- Post man?
- Post master?
- Post office worker?
- Post operative?
- Post position
- Post position?
- Post post
- One fixing a Time piece?
- One going over the line
- Postproduction person
- Postproduction VIP
- Postproduction worker
- One in control of the story
- One of Bret Harte's roles
- Redactor
- News chief
- Newsman
- Newspaper big shot
- Newspaper bigwig
- Newspaper boss
- Newspaper chief
- Newspaper employee
- Newspaper executive
- Newspaper head
- Newspaper person
- Newspaper V.I.P.
- Newspaper VIP
- Newspaper worker
- Newspaperman
- One of Willie Morris's roles
- Newsroom executive
- Newsroom man
- Newsroom worker
- People person?
- People person
- "People" person
- One slightly changed this clue
- One striking out, maybe
- Periodical figure
- One who marks your words?
- One who might get the word out?
- One who might shorten your sentence
- Perry White, e.g.
- One who reduced Life sentences?
- Perry White, for one
- One who revises another's writing
- One who shortened Life sentences?
- Person at a desk
- Mad person?
- Person in publishing
- One whose work is polishing
- Person who makes copy right?
- One with paper cuts?
- Person who switches lines?
- Person who's authorized to shorten a sentence
- Person whose job it is to accept certain crosswords and change some of the clues, among other things, for example, also hi
- One working on drafts
- Magazine bigwig
- Magazine boss
- Magazine chief
- Letter to the ___
- Magazine employee
- Magazine executive
- Magazine head
- Magazine manager
- Magazine mogul
- Reporter's boss
- Magazine staffer
- Magazine supervisor
- Magazine V.I.P.
- Magazine VIP
- Magazine worker
- Money changer?
- Money manager?
- Pro with prose
- Life support?
- Photoshop user, e.g.
- Reviser
- Revisionist?
- Piece polisher
- Prose pro
- Word changer
- Watterson or Dana
- Watterson or W. A. White
- Web designer's tool
- SASE receiver
- Type of computer program
- Tabloid boss
- Tabloid worker
- This puzzle's overseer
- Writer's aid
- Writer's best friend, one would think
- Writer's best friend, you'd think
- Writer's fixer-upper
- Writer's guide
- Writer's helper
- Writer's need
- Slate.com employee
- Star employee
- Time keeper?
- Time management figure?
- Time management figure
- Time management specialist?
- Time worker
- Tina Brown, e.g.
- Self-employed person?
- Self important person?
- Senior journalist
Recent Usage of Writer's best friend, you'd think in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 23, 2010
- USA Today - April 19, 2007