Crossword-Solution: DMZ 3 letters, 72 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 15

We have 72 clues for the answer “DMZ”

Clue	Answers
No man's land: Abbr.	1 answer
One goes along the 38th parallel, briefly	1 answer
Old Vietnam divider, briefly	1 answer
Noncombat area: Abbr.	1 answer
Noncombat area, for short	1 answer
Nonbelligerent mil. area	1 answer
No-troops area, for short	1 answer
No-go area, in brief	1 answer
No place for a base, in brief	1 answer
Part of Korea, for short	1 answer
No man's land, in brief	1 answer
No man's land, briefly	1 answer
Neutral territory: Abbr.	1 answer
Neutral area, for short	1 answer
Neutral area, briefly	1 answer
Neutral area between warring countries, briefly	1 answer
Neutral area between N. and S. Korea	1 answer
Neutral Korean area, for short	1 answer
Troop-free area (Abbr.)	1 answer
in computing, an area of a network which isn't secured	1 answer
Where Korea's Truce Village is: Abbr.	1 answer
Wartime buffer (abbr.)	1 answer
War-free area, briefly	1 answer
War exclusion area, for short	1 answer
Vietnam-era initials	1 answer
Vietnam War initials	1 answer
UN Security Council establishment	1 answer
Mil. buffer area	1 answer
Rhineland, per the post-WWI treaty	1 answer
Rhineland, in the '20s	1 answer
Region where no troops are allowed (Abbr.)	1 answer
Postwar establishment	1 answer
Post-Korean War buffer, briefly	1 answer
Place where armies are forbidden (abbr.)	1 answer
Peacekeeping area	1 answer
Part of a certain cease-fire agreement, for short	1 answer
Middle ground, of a sort: Abbr.	1 answer
An armistice may create it (abbr.)	1 answer
Area between N. and S. Korea	1 answer
Area between the Koreas: Abbr.	1 answer
Area between the two Koreas, briefly	1 answer
Area between the two Koreas, for short	1 answer
Area established by an armistice, for short	1 answer
Area prohibiting soldiers, maybe (abbr.)	1 answer
Area separating N. and S. Korea	1 answer
Area verboten to a G.I.	1 answer
Area where troops are prohibited (Abbr.)	1 answer
Army-free buffer area between enemy borders: Abbr.	1 answer
Border dispute area (abbr.)	1 answer
Border dispute area, for short	1 answer

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Hint 1 meaning

One who, or that which, eats.

Hint 2 anagram

ERAET

Hint 3 another clue

greedy person

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Quotes with DMZ (3)

…95 percent of political commentary, whether spoken or written, is now polluted by the very politics it’s supposed to be about. Meaning it’s become totally ideological and reductive: The writer/speaker has certain political convictions or affiliations, and proceeds to filter all reality and spin all assertion according to those convictions and loyalties. Everybody’s pissed off and exasperated and impervious to argument from any other side. Opposing viewpoints are not just inc…

David Foster Wallace David Foster Wallace: The Interview

We didn't install the [Code Red] patch on those DMZ systems because they were only used for development and testing. — Anonymous client, shortly after spending 48 continuous hours removing 2001's Code Red worm from internal corporate servers

Mark G. Graff

Don’t you have any concept of individuality?" she asks, annoyed by its presumption at meddling with her internal states." Individuality is an unnecessary barrier to information transfer," says the ghost, morphing into its original form, a translucent reflection of her own body. "It reduces the efficiency of a capitalist economy. A large block of the DMZ is still inaccessible to we-me. Are you sure you have defeated the monster?

Charles Stross Accelerando

Where this answer appears

Appears in: Chronicle, Crossroads, CrosSynergy, LAT, Newsday, NY Sun, NYT, Slate, The Atlantic, TIME, Universal, USA TODAY, WSJ.

Used 68 times in crossword archives (1985–2023).