Crossword-Clue: Latin phrase, usually abbreviated.
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Similar clues
- Useful Latin phrase, usually abbreviated. 90.14%
- Clarifying phrase usually abbreviated 89.86%
- Phrase usually abbreviated 89.66%
- Latin term usually abbreviated 87.10%
- Clarifying phrase usually seen abbreviated 83.78%
- Dating term usually abbreviated 82.54%
- Title usually abbreviated 80.70%
- Latin phrase usually shortened 80.65%
- It's usually abbreviated "c." 79.31%
- Clarifier usually abbreviated 78.69%
- Title that's usually abbreviated 78.12%
- Words usually abbreviated 77.19%
- Word that's usually abbreviated 76.19%
- Substance usually abbreviated 75.41%
- Latin phrase that's often abbreviated 75.36%
- Word usually abbreviated 75.00%
- Clarifying words that are usually abbreviated 72.73%
- Latin phrase commonly abbreviated in footnotes 69.23%
- Phrase often abbreviated 67.86%
- Latin phrase abbreviated to two letters 67.61%
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The crossword clue “Latin phrase, usually abbreviated.” appears in a wide range of crossword puzzles. Over time, several answers have been used to solve this clue, depending on context, difficulty level, and word length. Based on usage frequency and common crossword patterns, the most relevant answers are ANNODOMINI, IDEST.
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There are 2 possible answers for the crossword clue “Latin phrase, usually abbreviated.”, with the TOP-2 shown above. This clue has multiple answers and appears in: NYT. Used 4 times in crossword archives (1960–1968). Our database combines millions of real crossword entries, helping solvers identify the correct solution by considering length, letter placement, and clue interpretation. Pad.la also features a free online crossword game with board sizes from 5×5 up to 25×25.
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