CAM, DEE, DON, PO see also flower and runnerĮ (the base of natural logarithms) TEN (the base of common logarithms)ĪV (Authorised Version aka the King James Bible) RV (Revised Version)Ī/C (account) ACT (legal) TAB (tabulation)Īny one of the many species of bird, including, but not limited to, AUK, EMU, JAY, OWL, TIT, CROW, DOVE, ERNE, GULL. PER (as in tuppence a/per pound, penny an/per ounce)ĪC (aircraftsman) LAC (leading aircraftsman) PO (pilot Officer)Ī, AN (indefinite articles) THE (definite article)
word elements greater than four letters in length.
regular abbreviations such as I for island or O for old multiple abbreviations, such as NN for news, are included,. musical terms such as P for quiet/soft or F for loud (see Musical Terms),. IVR codes such as CH for Switzerland or E for Spain (see Countries – Capitals Cities and IVR Codes), Cryptic TV Show Titles Stats Can you name the Cryptic TV Show Titles By TheDoctor Plays. Most Latin abbreviations (page of Latin words and abbreviations coming soon),. heraldic terms such as OR for gold or SABLE for jet/black (page of Heraldic Terms coming soon),. French words such as DE for of and LE for the (see French Words),. cricketing terms such as BAT for cricketer or ON for leg (see Cricketing Terms and Abbreviations), Try either the Quick or the Cryptic clues, or try a combination of both, the answers are exactly the same. chemical symbols such as AG for silver or FE for iron (see Chemical Elements),. This list is not intended to be exhaustive and does not, for example, include: A collection of elements commonly used in the wordplay of cryptic crosswords.
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