| Cryptically, 2 Kings 6:29, for example, is in disorder |
The Times Cryptic |
07 Jan 2026 |
| To put in type or copy in excess of the space available (7) |
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| Disturbed by a few lines in the Old Testament (7) |
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| In typography, type which is in excess of the available space (7) |
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| Is finished with a clique that's been upset (7) |
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| Put too much type in when too well established? (7) |
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| Like text that's too long for the layout |
Wall Street Journal |
11 Jan 2024 |
| Like type that doesn't fit |
Thomas Joseph |
21 Jan 2023 |
| Too well established on place |
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| Love poetry beginning to trigger disquiet |
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| Topple |
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| Type not used |
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| Throw into confusion |
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| Printer's type excess |
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| Typographical excess |
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| Unwelcome bonus for editors |
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| Too much print for one page. |
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| Excess printed material. |
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| Put too much copy in type. |
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| Printer's problem. |
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| Excess type, in printing. |
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| Capsize. |
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| Excess, as of type. |
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| Superfluity of type. |
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| An excess of type, in printing. |
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| Turn topsy-turvy. |
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| Excess material, at the printer's. |
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| Printer's term. |
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