| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Printing term | 4 letters | dele |
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| Printing term | 4 letters | stet |
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- Excision mark
- Printing imperative
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- Pressroom word
- Remove from text
- Get out of the line?
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- Take a letter?
- Excise, as text
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- Excise
- Take out of print
- Reversal of stet
- Remove an erratum
- Remove type
- Editor's direction
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- X out
- Redactor's word
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- Printer's mark
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- Omit, in printing
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- Proof mark
- Proofreader's notation perhaps
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- Proofreader's “to be removed”
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- proofreader's "remove"
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- editor's "scratch that"
- Proofers mark
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- Wipe out
- Cancel fifty in the Scottish river
- ........ Alli, former Spurs footballer
- Proofreading direction
- Footballer Alli
- fulfill a “take out” order?
- ........ Alli, Everton footballer
- Take out of a manuscript
- Proofreader's notation
- drop in the editing process
- editor's "lose this"
- Manuscript removal sign
- Galley notation
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- Proof word
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- Undo a change
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- "Keep it in"
- Leave in
- Proofreader's instruction
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- Symbol in proofreading
- "Never mind" to an editor
- Alteration canceler
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- Order on margin?
- Mark of reconsideration
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- Mark consisting of a seri
- Marginal mark
- Leave in, as text
- Typesetting mark
- Proofer's mark
- Margin notation
- Manuscript annotation
- Editor's note
- Galley mark
- Galley countermand
- "Put it back in"
- What a line of dots may s
- Mark in the margin
- Mark indicating "O.K. as
- Leave in, in proofreading
- "Don't change"
- "Do not change," to an ed
- Editing mark
- Unmake changes
- Decide to leave
- "Leave it in" mark
- "Leave in," to a proofer
- Margin marking
- [Ignore edit]
- Proofreader's "reinstate"
- Editorial reconsideration
- What "........" means to
- Leave without changing
- Going back in time
- "Undo" mark
- Proofreader's "leave it"
- Dele overrider
- Editor's overruling
- Let it be
- "Put it back"
- "Keep this"
- Editor's "let it stand"
- Mark meaning "no change"
- Put back in order?
- Mark in a margin
- Indication to leave somet
- Indicator of second thoug
- Leave in, editorially
- Let it stand
- Manuscript mark
- Leave be
- Marginal notation
- Copy editor's marking
- Let it be, editorially
- Editor's scribble
- "Leave as is"
- Editor's direction
- Undo a dele
- Proof annotation
- Editor's notation
- Don't delete this shot's frame on film
- Instruction to cancel a deletion
- Printer's instruction - let it stand
- Proofing note
- editor's word
- printer's term
- Proofing mark
- Instruction to retain
- Mark for Lou Grant
- Proofing veto
- 'Forget the deletion'
- Editing veto
- editorial nullification
- Alien is on the way — leave it!
- “leave it in”
- 'Leave as is,' to a proofreader
- editor's backpedaling
- 'Leave it be'
- Leave as it was in obstetrics
- "Never mind"
- "do not remove" mark
- "Keep this in"
- Let it stand a different test
- Editor's "keep it"
- Emender's word
- Editorial reversal
- Strike a dele?
- let it stand a new test
- Don't strike!
- ignore the correction
- proofreading retraction
- reader's plea for original expression
- Let it stand, in journalism
- Change 10? Don't change it!
- editor's retraction
- editor's "never mind"
- "ignore that dele" mark
- editorial "let it stand"
- editor's "never mind that change"
- Decide to keep after all
- decide to keep instead
- Correct reinstatement so marked!
- "cancel that deletion"
- newsroom cancellation
- editorial override
- editor's afterthought
- copy editor's "leave it in"
- Proofreader's word
- Editorial reconsideration word
- "Don't change it," to an editor
- Printing term
- keep as written, editorially
- [Actually, don't delete this]
- Editor's directive
- Leave in to a proofreader
- Editorial overruling
- It's OK after all in editing
- Printer's direction
- Editing term
- Editor's command
- 'Never mind, it's fine'
- proofreader's "keep it in"
- [Leave it]
- “leave it,” to proofers
- [Never mind, leave it as it is]
- Proofer's "let it stand"
- Editor's "leave as is"
- "Don't change it"
- Editor's change of heart
- Editor's override
- Put back model in collection
- Proofreader's “leave it in”
- Editor's reversal
- Proofreader's "Let it be"
- editor's “leave it in”
- Proofer's order
- Editor's term
- Manuscript marking
- Galley instruction
- Proofreading notation
- Leave it in to a proofreader
- Keep it, to an editor
- Retainer is fixed, including time
- "Let stand, in editorial parlance"
- "Leave it, to a typesetter"
- "Mark indicating O.K. as is"
- What a line of dots may signify
- Mark consisting of a series of dots
- "Proofreader's reinstate mark"
- "What ........ means to a typesetter"
- Indication to leave something in
- Indicator of second thoughts
- "keep it" mark
- Editor's "Let it stay"
- [Ignore prior marks]
- Proofer's "oops"
- Latin for "let it stand"
- Editor's "On second thought"
- Reinstate, in a way
- Editor's "undo"
- Typesetting direction
- Restoration notation
- Time reversal?
- Amendment to an amendment
- Copy editor's mark
- Keep in order
- Word for a keeper?
- Put back, in a way
- "Do not change," to an editor
- "Don't delete this"
- Proofreader's direction
- Leave in after all
- Reinstate
- Galley marking
- Retain, in a way
- Let stand
- Literally, let it stand
- Printer's mark
- Blue-pencil notation
- Delete a dele
- Dele's opposite
- Editor's word of reversal
- Editorial direction
- Editorial O.K.
- Don't dele
- Editor's "Don't dele"
- Printing directive
- Editor's O.K.
- Nullify a correction
- Nullify a deletion
- Proofreader's second thought
- Do not omit
- Margin directive
- Galley term
- Margin directive to a printer
- Printer's directive
- Editor's annotation
- Opposite of dele
- Printer's notation
- Galley word
- Touch not!
- Word on a proof
- Proof direction
- Proofer's word
- Copy editor's term
- Note for a typesetter
- Dele that dele
- Directive to a printer
- Let it stay
- Proofreader's note
- Dele denial
- Another printing directive
- Dele's antithesis
- Redactor's word
- Word on a galley proof
- Bit of marginalia
- Proofreader's order
- Cancel a dele
- Editor's signal
- Cancel a change
- Directive to typesetter
- Editing direction
- Dele not
- Word on a galley
- MS. mark
- Restore to copy
- Printer's "Let it stand"
- Word canceling a deletion
- Direction to a printer
- Proofreading direction
- ...... processus (delay order in law)
- "No dele"
- Printing direction
- Typesetter's cue
- Cancel a change on a galley
- Word in proofreading
- Proof correction
- Proofreading word
- Printing word
- proofreader's "ok as is"
- “keep as is” marking
- to let stand!
- Restore after deleting
- “Ignore that change,” in a proof
- Don't change to an editor
- Proofreader's retraction
- Marginalia command
- Editor's "Don't change that"
- Let it stand in sea off estates
- “Don't delete” mark
- "leave it be," from a proofreader
- editor's "don't delete"
- "Don't change it" to editors
- Proof marking
- Request to remain true to type?
- proofreader's marking
- [Ignore that dele]
- Leave a section of writing as it is
- Veto a deletion
- note in a proof
- Let it stand in for an obstetrician
- Don't change this!
- Deletion dismisser
- Proofreading note
- Proofreader's directive
- [keep this clue]
- bad test result? let it stand!
- "keep it" notation
- Proofreading command
- [it's a keeper]
- Ignore (a correction)
- "don't delete" marking
- Editor's "leave it as it is"
- Let it stand for hat son mislaid
- [Ignore that edit]
- Leave it as it is
- A mark used by an editor
- Test failed as you were
- "leave it in," at a magazine
- Editorial annotation
- 'Don't change a thing!'
- Proofer's “keep it”
- Let it stand the test, possibly