Crossword Clues for INIT

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Still able to win USA Today 28 Aug 2026
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Fully committed The Atlantic 26 Aug 2026
Not yet eliminated USA Today 15 Aug 2026
___ for the long haul: 2 wds.
"What's __ for me" Newsday 10 Aug 2026
Still competitive Wall Street Journal 04 Aug 2026
"My heart's just not __" LA Times Daily 02 Aug 2026
"What's __ for me!?" Newsday 20 Jul 2026
Still competing USA Today 16 Jul 2026
"I found a music box with a doll ___": 2 wds.
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 13 Jul 2026
"Put a sock ___!" ("Pipe down!") New York Times Midi 10 Jul 2026
Still having a shot to win: 2 wds.
Super focused Wall Street Journal 18 Jun 2026
Still competing: 2 wds. Commuter 16 Jun 2026
"Put a sock ___!" New York Times 09 Jun 2026
"I'm ___ for the long haul": 2 wds.
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Monogram pt. Wall Street Journal 16 May 2026
Still competitive Newsday 14 May 2026
Still competitive USA Today 13 May 2026
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 13 May 2026
Current problem for head doing well The Telegraph Toughie 01 May 2026
Still alive, competitively: 2 wds. Commuter 21 Apr 2026
Still competitive Wall Street Journal 14 Apr 2026
Still fighting New York Times 29 Mar 2026
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 17 Mar 2026
Rolling ___ (super rich) New York Times Mini 08 Mar 2026
Still competitive Newsday 05 Mar 2026
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Not out of contention Universal 13 Feb 2026
Still a competitor LA Times Daily 26 Jan 2026
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Starting ltr. Premier Sunday 30 Nov 2025
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 19 Oct 2025
Not out of contention The Atlantic 17 Oct 2025
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Still battling Newsday 12 Sep 2025
"What's ___ for us?" : 2 wds.
Not yet eliminated Newsday 23 Aug 2025
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
"Put a sock ____!" The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 08 Aug 2025
Not yet eliminated Wall Street Journal 26 Jul 2025
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
"What's ___ for me?" Wall Street Journal 28 Jun 2025
The 'J.' in Michael J. Fox's name [abbr.]
Haim's "Now I'm ___"
Still alive, so to speak New York Times 08 Jun 2025
George's W., for ex.
Still having a shot to win Wall Street Journal 31 May 2025
Still competing New York Times Mini 27 May 2025
"We found Wonderland, you and I got lost _' USA Today 18 May 2025
Laverne's L, for example: Abbr.
International clown enjoying success The Times Mephisto 04 May 2025
Still competitive Newsday 27 Apr 2025
Fashion logo pt., perhaps LA Times Daily 06 Apr 2025
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 24 Mar 2025
Very much alive USA Today 24 Mar 2025
Words followed by To Win It - a former National Lottery game show (2,2)
J, F or K, for JFK: Abbr.
"(If You're Not ___ For Love) I'm Outta Here!" (Shania Twain)
"What's ___ for me?" New York Times 24 Feb 2025
Still competing Universal 18 Feb 2025
Jake Owen's song (2 words)
Still competing: 2 wds. Commuter 10 Feb 2025
_ for the long haul (committed) USA Today 27 Jan 2025
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Still contending New York Times 07 Jan 2025
Not out of the game yet USA Today 20 Dec 2024
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 11 Dec 2024
Still competing LA Times Daily 10 Dec 2024
Not outside the building (2 words)
Still competing Universal 04 Dec 2024
Monogram pt. LA Times Daily 27 Nov 2024
Abbreviated name, for short
___ for the long haul USA Today 13 Nov 2024
"You're still ___!" ("There's still a chance to win this!")
Initial (abb)
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Michael J. Fox has one: Abbr.
Still competing USA Today 23 Oct 2024
Abbreviated name, for short
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Still not out of the competition
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Still part of the game Universal 27 Sep 2024
"What's __ for me?" (2 wds.)
Still standing, so to speak New York Times 17 Sep 2024
One fool is taking part (2,2)
Still competing USA Today 07 Sep 2024
"What's - for me?" Eugene Sheffer 04 Sep 2024
"What's __ for me" Newsday 27 Aug 2024
Definitely somewhat still able to win The Times Cryptic 30 Jul 2024
Still having a shot at winning Wall Street Journal 22 Jul 2024
Still fighting LA Times Daily 11 Jul 2024
Still a contender LA Times Daily 02 Jul 2024
Still alive New York Times 28 Jun 2024
Competing TV 16 Jun 2024
"What's ___ for you?" LA Times Daily 09 Jun 2024
Still competing New York Times 04 Jun 2024
Not eliminated yet New York Times 02 Jun 2024
"What's - for me?" Thomas Joseph 20 May 2024
Still contending Newsday 12 May 2024
Still competitive New York Times 03 May 2024
Monogram pt. Eugene Sheffer 25 Apr 2024
Shania Twain's "(If You're Not ___ for Love) I'm Outta Here!"
Still contending Newsday 14 Apr 2024
Still competing USA Today 03 Apr 2024
My heart just isn't ___: 2 wds.
"What's - for me?" (2 wds.)
Monogram pt. LA Times Mini 08 Mar 2024
The National Lottery: -- -- to Win It, old BBC game show (2,2)
Still competing Universal 14 Feb 2024
Name's first letter (abbr.)
Still contending LA Times Daily 05 Feb 2024
Not yet eliminated from competition
"What's __ for me?" Newsday 09 Jan 2024
Still able to win New York Times 03 Jan 2024
Still alive for the semis, say LA Times Daily 06 Dec 2023
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
''What's __ for me?'' Newsday 03 Dec 2023
Still a contender New York Times 02 Dec 2023
"__ __ to win it"
''What's __ for me?'' Newsday 27 Nov 2023
''What's __ for me?'' Newsday 08 Nov 2023
"Put a sock ___!" USA Today 28 Oct 2023
Still competitive Universal 25 Oct 2023
"What's — for me?" Thomas Joseph 12 Oct 2023
Still having a shot to win Premier Sunday 08 Oct 2023
"What's ___ for me?" USA Today 03 Oct 2023
Still a contender Universal 08 Sep 2023
'What's __ for me!' Newsday 20 Aug 2023
Monogram pt Eugene Sheffer 19 Aug 2023
Still viable, competitively Wall Street Journal 19 Aug 2023
Still contending Newsday 06 Aug 2023
Still fighting New York Times 29 Jul 2023
'My heart just isn't ___' USA Today 20 Jul 2023
Still fighting New York Times 25 Jun 2023
Not giving up Newsday 01 Jun 2023
"What's — for me?" Thomas Joseph 22 May 2023
Beginning ltr Premier Sunday 07 May 2023
Still not eliminated USA Today 26 Apr 2023
Still contending Newsday 09 Apr 2023
Still competing LA Times Daily 02 Apr 2023
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
'What's the harm __?' Newsday 05 Mar 2023
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Not yet eliminated Universal 14 Feb 2023
'What's __ for me?' Newsday 14 Feb 2023
Not eliminated yet Wall Street Journal 08 Feb 2023
___ for the long haul USA Today 07 Jan 2023
Monogram pt LA Times Daily 01 Jan 2023
Still capable of winning USA Today 14 Dec 2022
'What's __ for me?' Newsday 27 Nov 2022
Having a shot at winning Wall Street Journal 17 Nov 2022
Still competing New York Times 06 Nov 2022
Monogram pt Eugene Sheffer 01 Oct 2022
"What's ___ for us?" : 2 wds.
Not out of the running New York Times 19 Sep 2022
Not out of the running New York Times 18 Sep 2022
Still competing New York Times 11 Sep 2022
Still a contender New York Times 28 Jul 2022
Monogram pt Eugene Sheffer 27 Jul 2022
Competitive still Newsday 22 Jul 2022
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
'What's __ for me?' Newsday 22 Jun 2022
Still having a shot at winning New York Times 12 Jun 2022
Having a shot Newsday 21 May 2022
Not yet eliminated Universal 09 May 2022
“What’s ___ for me?” Wall Street Journal 04 Apr 2022
Not eliminated Wall Street Journal 26 Mar 2022
D.C. part?: Abbr
D.C. part?: Abbr LA Times Daily 11 Mar 2022
Monogram part: Abbr New York Times 02 Mar 2022
Monogram pt Eugene Sheffer 12 Feb 2022
Still contending Universal 01 Feb 2022
"What's — for me?" Eugene Sheffer 27 Jan 2022
Down but not out LA Times Daily 26 Jan 2022
Down but not out
Still having a shot at winning Wall Street Journal 13 Jan 2022
Not yet eliminated USA Today 07 Dec 2021
Still competitive USA Today 20 Nov 2021
Still alive, so to speak New York Times 06 Nov 2021
See 2 The Guardian Cryptic 08 Oct 2021
''What's __ for me?'' Newsday 27 Sep 2021
Monogram pt Eugene Sheffer 04 Sep 2021
'What's ___ for me?' USA Today 05 Jul 2021
Still a competitor Universal 22 Jun 2021
"What's — for me?" Eugene Sheffer 17 Jun 2021
“What’s ___ for me?” Wall Street Journal 01 Jun 2021
Not out of contention Wall Street Journal 15 May 2021
Not out of the game Universal 04 May 2021
''What's __ for me?'' Newsday 21 Apr 2021
Not eliminated Universal 21 Apr 2021
Still having a chance Universal 02 Apr 2021
J, F or K, in "JFK": Abbr LA Times Daily 22 Mar 2021
J, F or K, in 'JFK': Abbr
Currently contending Universal 08 Feb 2021
Still competing Wall Street Journal 14 Jan 2021
Still competing Universal 22 Dec 2020
Still having a chance to win Wall Street Journal 01 Dec 2020
Part of RBG or LBJ: Abbr LA Times Daily 17 Nov 2020
Part of RBG or LBJ: Abbr
Letter opener, for short?
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Not eliminated New York Times 10 Oct 2020
Competitive
Competitive LA Times Daily 18 Sep 2020
"What's — for me?" Thomas Joseph 07 Sep 2020
Not yet eliminated Universal 07 Sep 2020
'Put a sock ___!' USA Today 22 Aug 2020
Still contending Universal 23 Jun 2020
Quick approval, for short Wall Street Journal 19 May 2020
Still having a shot to win Premier Sunday 22 Mar 2020
JFK part: Abbr LA Times Daily 19 Mar 2020
JFK part: Abbr
Still fighting Wall Street Journal 12 Mar 2020
Participating New York Times 10 Mar 2020
Not yet out of the running New York Times 19 Feb 2020
Not yet out of contention
Still contending Newsday 19 Dec 2019
Still a contender Universal 12 Nov 2019
"What's ___ for me?"
'What's ___ for me?' New York Times 29 Oct 2019
Monogram letter: Abbr Premier Sunday 29 Sep 2019
Not yet eliminated Wall Street Journal 31 Aug 2019
Monogram component: Abbr New York Times 20 Aug 2019
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Still a contender Wall Street Journal 01 May 2019
'What's — for me?' Eugene Sheffer 06 Apr 2019
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get"): 2 wds.
"Down ___" (Nine Inch Nails)
J. Edgar Hoover used one: Abbr New York Times 09 Jan 2019
Still a contender
Monogram component: Abbr.
Not yet out of the running
J. Edgar Hoover used one: Abbr.
Quick approval, for short
Not yet eliminated
Monogram ltr Newsday 01 Jan 2019
Still a contender
Still competing
Alive, competitively Wall Street Journal 11 Dec 2018
"The soup tastes so bland because there is no salt ___.": 2 wds.
Having a shot to win Premier Sunday 11 Nov 2018
Having a shot to win Wall Street Journal 27 Oct 2018
A possible winner Newsday 15 Sep 2018
Still vying New York Times 14 Sep 2018
Rolling __ (prosperous) Newsday 23 Aug 2018
"What's ___ for me?" ("What do I get?"): 2 wds.
Still having a shot at winning Wall Street Journal 02 Aug 2018
J.K. Rowling attribute, for short?
'What's for me?' Eugene Sheffer 20 Jun 2018
"What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
Part of a competition New York Times 07 Jun 2018
Monogram ltr
Very much alive Wall Street Journal 15 Mar 2018
Still competitive New York Times 21 Feb 2018
Still a contender New York Times 18 Feb 2018
"What's ___ for me?" USA Today 17 Feb 2018
Down but not out LA Times Daily 02 Feb 2018
Down but not out
Part of a competition
"What's ___ for me?"
Down but not out
Still a contender
Still having a shot at winning
Having a shot to win
Alive, competitively
Still vying
Still competitive
Still competing New York Times 07 Dec 2017
"What's ___ for me?" ("How will I be benefit?"): 2 wds.
Not yet eliminated LA Times Daily 13 Nov 2017
Not yet eliminated
Still battling Newsday 28 Oct 2017
Still competing Newsday 24 Sep 2017
Still competitive Newsday 17 Sep 2017
Not yet eliminated from the contest LA Times Daily 05 Sep 2017
Not yet eliminated from the contest
With a fighting chance Newsday 19 Aug 2017
Rolling ___ (wealthy) New York Times 26 Jul 2017
Not yet out of the running LA Times Daily 17 May 2017
Not yet out of the running
Monogram ltr
Monogram pt Eugene Sheffer 11 Jan 2017
Monogram component: Abbr Newsday 09 Jan 2017
Rolling ___ (wealthy)
Still competing
Not yet eliminated
Not yet out of the running
Not yet eliminated from the contest
Monogram ltr.
"What's __ for me?" LA Times Daily 19 Dec 2016
'What's ___ for me?' Wall Street Journal 17 Dec 2016
'What's -- for me?' Thomas Joseph 02 Dec 2016
Rolling ___ (wealthy) USA Today 24 Nov 2016
__ for the long haul Newsday 20 Nov 2016
Part of A.A. Milne? LA Times Daily 20 Nov 2016
Pt. of some signatures
Still vying LA Times Daily 20 Aug 2016
Monogram ltr LA Times Daily 09 Aug 2016
Competitive at the moment Newsday 08 Jul 2016
Competing New York Times 23 Jun 2016
Approve, for short Wall Street Journal 18 Jun 2016
Still with a chance to win Newsday 12 Jun 2016
Still contending Wall Street Journal 08 Jun 2016
Monogram pt USA Today 25 May 2016
J or D, for J.D. Salinger LA Times Daily 24 May 2016
Hankie embroidery (Abbr.) USA Today 03 May 2016
Still with a fighting chance
One of two in 27-Down: Abbr New York Times 02 Jan 2016
Rolling ___ (wealthy)
Hankie embroidery (Abbr.)
Monogram pt.
Still vying
Part of A.A. Milne?
Participating
One of two in 27-Down: Abbr.
Competing
Monogram ltr.
J or D, for J.D. Salinger
Part of JFK: Abbr LA Times Daily 16 Dec 2015
'Down ___' (Nine Inch Nails song)
One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr New York Times 25 Oct 2015
"What's ___ for me?" Universal 28 Sep 2015
Monogram pt Newsday 30 Aug 2015
___ for the money
Still having a chance Newsday 27 May 2015
Rolling ___ (rich) New York Times 18 Feb 2015
Surname preceder, perhaps: Abbr LA Times Daily 15 Feb 2015
Participating Premier Sunday 25 Jan 2015
Middle of many a sig Premier Sunday 18 Jan 2015
Rolling ___ (rich)
One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr.
Participating
"Put a sock ___!"
Embroidered ltr.
Approve, briefly
Monogram part (abbr.)
Middle of many a sig.
Still having a chance
Surname preceder, perhaps: Abbr.
Part of JFK: Abbr.
Still competitive
"What's ___ for me?"
Monogram pt.
"What's __ for me?"
"What's ___ for me?"
Monogram letter: Abbr.
F. Scott Fitzgerald used one (abbr.)
Pt. of a monogram
Monogram ltr.
Rolling -- (rich)
-- for the long run
Approve, for short
Part of FDR: Abbr.
Not out of the game
Monogram part: Abbr.
Part of U.S.: Abbr.
Any part of USA
HST part, say: Abbr.
Part of many co. names
Participating
Still contending
Common stand-in for a middle name (abbr.)
Still alive
Still alive
"...now lie ___"
Part of many co. names
Embroidered ltr.
Lead character? (abbr.)
-- for the long term
Still contending
Chester A. Arthur has one (abbr.)
Embroidered ltr.
Monogram ltr.
"Put a sock ___!"
Having a shot at winning
"What's the harm __?"
Still competing
Mid. name substitute
Monogram part: Abbr.
Pt. of a monogram
Still competing
Not yet eliminated
Mid. name substitute
"What's __ for me?"
Not out of contention
Down but not out
___ for the long haul
"I'm only ___ for the money"
F. Lee Bailey uses one
Beginning ltr.
Any part of NBC
Rolling __ (wealthy)
___ to win
Not out of the running
Still contending
Not out of contention
Personal letter: Abbr.
"My heart just isn't ___"
Part of C.W. Post: Abbr.
Vying
Approve quickly, for short
Competitive
Vying
'Put a sock --!'
Part of C.W. Post: Abbr.
Questionnaire datum: Abbr.
Still alive
Part of a monogram (abbr.)
Monogram unit: Abbr.
Abbr. part, often
"What's ___ for me?"
Abbr. part, often
F., D., or R.
Still competing
Monogram ltr.
Not out of the running
"Put a sock ___!"
Part of LBJ, e.g.: Abbr.
__ for the long haul
Alive, competitively
Have a hand __
Part of LBJ, e.g.: Abbr.
Not out of the running
"Put a sock ___!"
___ for the money
Michael J. Fox uses one (abbr.)
Big stationery letter: Abbr.
Monogram ltr.
W., e.g.: Abbr.
The G, W or B in G.W.B.
Still alive
"There's no future __"
Middle part of many signatures: Abbr.
L., B. or J.
Sign off on: Abbr.
Monogram ltr.
OK, in a way
Still having a shot to win
Contending
Contending
"There's no future __"
Not hopelessly behind
OK, in a way
-- for the money
First ltr.
Big letter on stationery: Abbr.
Put one's foot __
Pt. of some signatures
Handkerchief ltr.
Embroidered ltr., perhaps
Engraved ltr., perhaps
J. Paul Getty used one
Part of many a sig.
Personal letter?: Abbr.
__ for the money
Part of JFK?: Abbr.
PC half?: Abbr.
MLK part: Abbr.
Ltr. of approval?
Acronym pt.
Still with a chance to win
Monogram letter (abbr.)
J, F, or K, to JFK
Ltr. with a period
Still having a shot to win
The "W" in Geo. W. Bush, e.g.
'What's -- for me?'
-- for the long haul
__ for the money
Part of JFK?: Abbr.
PC half?: Abbr.
MLK part: Abbr.
Ltr. of approval?
82 Down part: abbr.
Monogram pt.
__ for the money
Monogram pt.
Monogram pt.
JFK, e.g.
"What's ___ for me?"
"What's __ for me?"
___ up to one's ears
"There's no future ___"
"I'm only __ for the money."
Rolling __ (rich)
O.K., in a way: Abbr.
"What's __ for me?"
Pt. of a monogram
Signature piece, perhaps: Abbr.
Brief monogram
Signature part: Abbr.
L, B, or J, to LBJ
___ for the long haul
Quick approval: Abbr.
J, F or K, e.g., in J.F.K.: Abbr.
___ for the money
Pt. of an OK, maybe
"What's __ for me?"
Pt. of a monogram
Pt. of an OK, maybe
Signature piece, perhaps: Abbr.
Ltr. on a handkerchief
Middle of many a sig.
J. Edgar Hoover used one: Abbr.
Monogram unit: Abbr.
Monogram pt.
Give an O.K., maybe
Part of a monogram: Abbr.
J., F. or K.: Abbr.
"We're all ___ together"
Engraved ltr., often
Monogram unit: Abbr.
Not beaten yet
Part of a monogram: Abbr.
"Johnny B. Goode" has one (abbr.)
First (abbr.)
Engraved ltr., often
Monogram unit: Abbr.
Not beaten yet
Part of the contest
Monogram part: Abbr.
Acronym pt.
"Put a sock ___!"
Embroidered ltr., often
Part of JFK
J, F, or K, to JFK
Part of H.M.S.: Abbr.
Not hopelessly losing
Stationery letter: Abbr.
Middle __: Abbr.
Part of an OK, perhaps
O.K. in a way (abbr.)
Part of H.M.S.: Abbr.
Pt. of a monogram
Pt. of an approval, perhaps
George W. Bush has one
"___ to win it."
First ltr.
Monogram ltr.
Middle __: Abbr.
Not hopelessly losing
"There's no future ___"
Part of JFK: Abbr.
Quick O.K.: Abbr.
Monogram part: Abbr.
Letterhead?: Abbr.
Not hopelessly behind
Acronym element: Abbr.
"What's ____ for me?"
"What's ___ for me?"
Signature piece?: Abbr.
Monogram unit: Abbr.
"What's ___ ...?"
George's W., e.g.
Having a shot to win
Not hopelessly behind
OK, in a way
The "W" in George W. Bush, e.g.
George's W., e.g.
Having a shot to win
Part of FDR (abbr.)
JFK or LBJ
Part of an OK, perhaps
First ltr.
Part of an OK, perhaps
"What's _____ for me?"
"What's __ for me?"
Bit of handkerchief embroidery: Abbr.
Part of FDR: Abbr.
F. Murray Abraham feature: Abbr.
'What's _____ for me?'
Monogram letter: Abbr.
T in TSE
What's ___ for me?
Monogram part (Abbr.)
"Put a cork ___!"
___ for the money
Acronym part: Abbr.
"What's ___ for me?"
Monogram pt.
1st letter
J in JFK
Monogram unit, for short
Participating
Part of DDE or HST
___ for the money
Letter: abbr.
Name part: Abbr.
First ltr.
"What's ___ for me?”
Brief monogram
JFK e.g.
"What's ___ for me?"
Hanky embroidery, maybe (abbr.)
Monogram ltr.
Acronym pt.
What's ___ --- for me?
F., D. or R.
GHWB or LBJ
Part of F.D.R.: Abbr.
Entry blank datum: Abbr.
Part of CBS
Ltr. opener?
Letter of approval?: Abbr.
"What's _____ for me?"
Brief O.K.: Abbr.
Acronym pt.
Part of an OK
The "E" in E.G. Marshall, e.g.
Frequent logo pt.
Hanky embroidery (abbr.)
Any part of J.F.K.: Abbr.
Bit of stitching: Abbr.
"What's___for me?"
Pt. Of a monogram
Abbr. part, often
F. Scott Fitzgerald had one: Abbr.
Monogram feature: Abbr.
What's ____ for me?
____ for the money
Acronym pt.
Orig.
"Where's the profit _____?"
"What's _____ for me?"
"There's millions ___!": Twain-Warner
Monogram pt.
Pt. of a monogram
O., to O. Henry
Part of T.S.E.
Part of F.D.R.
Sign, in a way: Abbr.
Any letter in NATO
G.B.S. component
Part of G.B.S.
R.L.S. component
Any part of F.D.R.
"What's __ for me?"
"What's __ for me?
Part of an acronym
Put one's foot ___
First: Abbr.
Part of a monogram: Abbr.
Monogram element: Abbr.
Parts of some sigs.
Monogram: Abbr.
Initials, initially
"We're ___ together"
Handkerchief décor: Abbr.
"Her heart wasn't ___"
Sign in a way: Abbr.
Hanky décor: Abbr.
Item on a handbag: Abbr.
Decorative letter: Abbr.
In ___ (at the beginning): Lat. abbr.
First letter: Abbr.
What's ___ for me?
Put one's foot ___.
Letter of a kind: Abbr.
H.S.T. or F.D.R.
Not ___ (outclassed).
Kind of letter: Abbr.
Letter: Abbr.
Of the beginning: Abbr.
Letter of a sort: Abbr.
Capital letter: Abbr.
Part of a signature: Abbr.
Embroidery item: Abbr.
Type of letter: Abbr.
Part of a John Hancock: Abbr.
Not ___ (hopelessly outclassed): Slang.
Still competing
Signature piece?: Abbr.
Not ___ (outclassed): Slang.
In the beginning: Abbr.
Illuminated letter: Abbr.
Competing
Ornamental letter: Abbr.
Certain letters: Abbr.
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