Crossword-Solution: LETTERBOX
We have 10 clues for the answer “LETTERBOX”
| Clue | Answers |
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| *TV screen film format | 1 answer |
| DVD format | 1 answer |
| Format for some DVDs | 1 answer |
| TV screen format | 1 answer |
| Wide-screen viewing method | 1 answer |
| slot through which letters are delivered into a building | 1 answer |
| Home video format | 2 answers |
| HOLLOW box | 2 answers |
| post-box | 2 answers |
| Mail holder | 3 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EERTA
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with LETTERBOX (5)
The nose, as flat as that of a skull, sniffed at fate; and the mouth, as thin-lipped as a miser’s, was always open, but as expressionless as the grin of a letterbox.
His first thought was to place them in the nearest letterbox, but reflection showed him that this would be unwise, and he decided to mail each one in a different quarter of the city.
GRAEME." That letter he dropped into the Pixley letterbox himself that night, and so was assured of its delivery.
How is he--how is my uncle?" There was a letterbox at the corner, a foot from the older man's shoulder.
Probably, if you happen to be a patron of the Brown-Smith establishment, and scrupulously leave its communications unopened in the letterbox at the club, you received, three or four years ago, a little book, commemorating the centenary of the house.
Quotes with LETTERBOX (3)
It had been more or less the same for Jilly. Except that she had her parents there to field any phone calls, to accept the flowers at the door and pick up the cards that dropped like tears through the letterbox. She sat before her dressing table mirror in bra and pants and let time drip away, watching a face she didn’t recognise and feeling raw emotions eat away at the drugs she was on. The emotions were gradually winning.
He had never imagined so clearly the consequences of mailing a letter — the impossibility of retrieving it from the iron mouth of the box; the inevitability if its steady progress through the postal system; the passing from bag to bag and postman to postman until a lone man in a van pulls up to the door and pushes a small pile through the letterbox. It seemed suddenly horrible that one's words could not be taken back, one's thoughts allowed none of the remediation of speaking face to face.
The one good thing is that I get a lot more good scripts coming through my letterbox. 'Vera Drake' raised my profile in one way, and then 'Harry Potter' in another.
Where this answer appears
Appears in: LAT, Newsday, NY Sun, NYT.
Used 6 times in crossword archives (2006–2018).