Word "CENSOR" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
forbid the public distribution of ( a movie or a newspaper)
Synonyms:
ban

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a person who is authorized to read publications or correspondence or to watch theatrical performances and suppress in whole or in part anything considered obscene or politically unacceptable

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
someone who censures or condemns

Crossword Clues for CENSOR

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Bleep out, e.g. Commuter 23 Apr 2024
Wielder of the blue pencil (6)
Make cuts in a movie
Expurgator (6)
Expurgate The Sun Two Speed 21 Mar 2024
Saracen so riled hides cut The Sun Two Speed 21 Mar 2024
Bleep out New York Times 17 Mar 2024
Cast scorn on English watchdog (6)
Bleep out Newsday 19 Feb 2024
One who screens material for public consumption (6)
Make changes in crones (6)
Official who checks films for the suppression of objectionable parts (6)
Guardian of morals and drunken crones (6)
One's screwed in credit cut
One's screwed in credit cut (6)
Sanitise hand after baking scone (6)
Suppress (content considered inappropriate) The Times Concise 06 Jun 2023
One out to cut out Newsday 16 Feb 2023
Curse bleeper Thomas Joseph 11 Feb 2023
Bleep out Newsday 17 Nov 2022
Bleep out USA Today 26 Jul 2022
Official with power to prohibit distribution of material Irish Times Simplex 14 Feb 2022
Cut out sound made by security device
Member of a network’s standards and practices department Wall Street Journal 29 Nov 2021
Block out, as inappropriate cinematic content
Remove language from USA Today 27 Aug 2021
Curse bleeper Thomas Joseph 30 Jun 2021
Roman magistrate buried up in Rio de Janeiro's necropolis Irish Times Crosaire 29 Apr 2021
The Roman magistrate won't allow a bad word said against anyone on screen Irish Times Crosaire 21 Apr 2021
Suppress, in a way LA Times Daily 08 Apr 2021
Suppress, in a way The Washington Post 08 Apr 2021
Crone's miscast as protector of public morals
Expurgate The Sun Two Speed 09 Jan 2021
Ban hideous crones The Sun Two Speed 09 Jan 2021
Bleeping editor The Washington Post 08 Jan 2021
Bleeping editor LA Times Daily 08 Jan 2021
Cut corns developing around base of toe 
Remove a curse word The Washington Post Sunday 20 Dec 2020
Detector said to be cut
Saracen so riled conceals cut The Sun Two Speed 29 Jul 2020
Official with power to prohibit distribution of material Irish Times Simplex 08 Jul 2020
Security feature of say, Amartya's gold
Cut certain scenes from a movie
Ban diabolical crones The Sun Two Speed 06 Dec 2019
Bleep bad words from Premier Sunday 01 Dec 2019
Get the hell out of here? The Washington Post Sunday 13 Oct 2019
"Bleep" out offensive words, as in movies
Saracen so riled sustaining cut The Sun Two Speed 15 Nov 2018
Won't allow a bad word said against anyone on screen and is bound to clean up Irish Times Crosaire 14 Nov 2018
Blue-pencil The Times Concise 13 Nov 2018
Cut sound made by detector
"Bleep" out offensive words, as in TV shows
Bleep out Newsday 29 Aug 2018
Bleep out Eugene Sheffer 04 Jun 2018
Saracen's oration in part is cut The Sun Two Speed 10 May 2018
Bleep out
Insert bleeps Universal 15 Mar 2018
Won't hear a bad word said against anyone on screen and is bound to clean up Irish Times Crosaire 06 Mar 2018
Wield a blue pencil The Times Concise 20 Nov 2017
Ban disorderly crones
Bleep out USA Today 03 May 2017
Bleep out
Ban The Telegraph Quick 22 Jun 2016
Roman magistrate The Times Concise 17 May 2016
Won?t hear a bad word said against anyone on screen and is bound to clean up Irish Times Crosaire 12 Dec 2015
To cut corners carelessly's right out The Telegraph Toughie 15 Oct 2015
One who cuts corners – only one right turn
Ban, cut The Telegraph Quick 18 Mar 2015
Person who makes sure you aren't hearing things?
Bleeper
One writing in 24 down note in jazzy score
Bleep
Network watchdog
Offensive line striker
Bleep out
Add in the "bleeps"
Bleep out
Insert "@#$%!," say
Insert "@#$%!," say
Cut bits from, maybe
Bleeping official
Bleeping official
Remove offensive content
Bleep out
One who refuses to take an oath?
One who refuses to take an oath?
Pixelate, say
Bad-word bleeper
Network watchdog
Bowdlerize
Show snipper
Office held by Cato the Elder
Bleep out
One might remove a curse
Cut out
Bleep out
One who removes a curse, maybe
Cato's appellation, with "the"
One who removes a curse, maybe
Blacklist
Bleep when inappropriate?
Cato's appellation, with "the"
Authorized examiner
Expurgate
Sitcom overseer
Black out, perhaps
Ultimate critic
Bleep out
Bleep out
Network bleeper
One might remove a curse
Bleep out
Disappearing network TV employee
One may throw out a line
Network watchdog
Who finds fault with being held by coroner?
Morality judge
Bleep whenever appropriate
Sitcom overseer
Propaganda worker
Bleep
Red-pencil
Cato's epithet
Faultfinder
Bowdlerize
Cato's title in 184 B.C.
Meddler of a sort
Morals arbiter
Viewer of X-rated films
Man with a stamp
Reviewer of a sort
Critic of a sort.
Examiner.
Overseer of conduct.
Faultfinder.
Man with a blue pencil.
Guardian of public morals.
Reader of other people's mail.
Official with power to suppress.
Adverse critic.
He tells people how to behave.
Literary watchdog.
He cuts holes in the mail.
Supervisor of manners or morals.
Examining official.
Blue-penciler.
Anthony Comstock's role.
Bleeper
One who may take an oath?
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