Here you will find the answer to the 'How every letter to The Economist begins' crossword clue with 3 letters that was last seen January 20 2008 in New York Times Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "How every letter to The Economist begins" from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.
| Rating | Answer | Length | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | SIR | 3 | How every letter to The Economist begins |
| 41% | DIT | 3 | Letter to the e___or |
| 39% | STRICT | 6 | To the letter |
| 39% | ALPHABETICALLY | 14 | How to link the 12 letters in this puzzle with a single line to make a picture |
| 39% | GRIPE | 5 | Many a letter to the editor |
| 37% | OBEY | 4 | Follow to the letter |
| 37% | FULLCIRCLE | 10 | *Back to the beginning |
| 36% | REWINDS | 7 | Goes back to the beginning |
| 36% | RESET | 5 | Put back to the beginning |
| 36% | LEGALIST | 8 | One following statutes to the letter |
| 35% | STIRS | 5 | Begins to flutter the eyelids |
| 35% | HUM | 3 | How to play the kazoo |
| 35% | ABCS | 4 | The alphabet, to beginning readers |
| 35% | PEE | 3 | How the letter after "O" sounds |
| 34% | DOWN | 4 | How the answer to this goes |
| 34% | TAB | 3 | Keyboard key to the left of the letter Q |
| 34% | NOWIKNOWMYABCS | 14 | Words sung to the beginning of 41-/39-Across |
| 34% | TWINKLETWINKLE | 14 | Words sung to the beginning of 41-/39-Across |
| 34% | MIXEDMESSAGES | 13 | Confusing statements ... and a hint to the circled letters |
| 34% | ABOVO | 5 | From the beginning, to Brutus |
| 34% | GOP | 3 | Letters leaning to the right? |
| 33% | MIXTAPE | 7 | Homemade music compilation ... or a hint to the circled letters |
| 33% | CLIMATECHANGE | 13 | Environmentalist's concern ... or a hint to the circled letters |
| 33% | DOGLEGS | 7 | Some links holes ... with a hint to the circled letters |
| 33% | LIONSHARE | 9 | Almost all ... and a hint to the five circled letters |
| 33% | NONE | 4 | How many countries start with the letter "W" |
| 33% | YEARLY | 6 | How the swallows returned to San Juan Capistrano |
| 33% | STRAPPEDIN | 10 | Ready for the ride to begin |
| 33% | FUNNYBONE | 9 | Sensitive elbow area, and a literal hint to the circled letters |
| 33% | READTHISGRIDINBRAILLE | 21 | How to get a message out of the boxes |
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