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METER is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for METER.

171 total results for METER   ( score: 50 )

49 results for METER from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthor
Tue Jan 2, 202453DYard alternativeJeffrey Martinovic
Mon Jan 3, 202236ACurbside coin collectorBeth Rubin and Trent H. Evans
Tue May 18, 202129APoet's cadenceMargaret Seikel
Tue Mar 13, 201835DPoetic rhythm (2)Carl Worth
Sun Jan 28, 201859DOlympics unit (2)Priscilla Clark and Jeff Chen
Thu May 11, 201712DWhat doggerel usually lacksTimothy Polin
Thu May 4, 201773AOne collecting money on the sidewalk?Loren Muse Smith and Tracy Gray
Sun Feb 21, 201618DWord with parking or postagePatrick Berry
Thu Jan 16, 20147DThing that might have a needleElizabeth A. Long
Fri Dec 27, 201348DWhat stress may be good forIan Livengood & J.A.S.A. Crossword Class
Sun Jan 22, 201283AIt needs to be fed frequentlyAdam Fromm
Mon Nov 7, 201127DSomething that's fed along a streetDavid Steinberg
Mon Nov 15, 201039DPoetic rhythm (2)Emily L. Lilly
Wed Aug 11, 201013DIt's fed at curbsideEdward Sessa
Mon Aug 9, 201018ATaxi's ticker (2)David Poole
Mon Jun 14, 201044AParking space adjunctMark Feldman
Sun Jan 10, 2010104DSee 118-AcrossMel Rosen
Mon Mar 9, 200930DIt might go from 0 to 60 minutesBetty Keller
Mon Feb 16, 200932APoetic da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM, e.g.David Kwong
Sun Jun 11, 2006123AAlternative to stampMaxwell H. D. Johnson Jr.
Sat Nov 5, 200539APlace for a needle (2)Patrick Berry
Tue Nov 1, 200518AAbout 39 inchesSarah Keller
Wed Mar 23, 200527DPoet's concern (2)Mike Shenk
Sun Jun 22, 200342DStamp alternativeJohn Duschatko
Sun Jan 5, 20033DWhat a reader may readElizabeth C. Gorski
Wed Aug 28, 200217AWith 64-Across, a ticket issuerMel Taub
Tue Oct 16, 200165AOlympics unit (2)Sarah Keller
Mon Jun 4, 200165ATaxi tickerPatrick Jordan
Thu Nov 23, 20008DPlace for a needle (2)Louis Hildebrand
Tue Jul 25, 200034DCabbie's counterPatrick Jordan
Wed Mar 15, 200012DOlympics length (2)Jim Page
Sat Aug 14, 199963ACurbside sightJoe DiPietro
Mon Feb 8, 19995DOlympics measureSidney L. Robbins (1909-97)
Mon Dec 14, 199826DPoet's constraintRandy Sowell
Sat May 30, 199849DGaugeChuck Deodene
Sun May 24, 199897APoet's concern (2)Harvey Estes and Nancy Salomon
Sun May 10, 199869ASomething to readRich Silvestri
Wed Mar 25, 19989DTaxi featureGene Newman
Wed Sep 3, 199715ARhythmic pattern in poetryHugh Davis
Mon Jun 16, 199721AParkers feed it downtownGene Newman
Mon May 12, 199747DOlympic race unitHugh Davis
Sun Mar 9, 199748ASubject of monthly readingJune Boggs
Tue Oct 15, 199635ATaxi's ticker (2)G. E. Paul
Mon Jul 1, 199628DIt may have quarters downtownS. Spadaccini
Thu Feb 29, 199640DOlympics length (2)Peter Gordon
Mon Feb 5, 19964DEuropean's "yard"Robert Katz
Wed Feb 8, 19959ABeat with feetCathy Millhauser
Sun Jan 15, 199558DThis could raise a red flagErnie Furtado
Sun Aug 21, 199476DFoot pattern?Ted Fulton
3 results for METER from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthor
Oct 26, 2014Diagramless56AIt might have to be fed hourlyFred Piscop
Nov 23, 2003Diagramless50DHack's gadgetFred Piscop
Jan 30, 2000AcrosticTProsodic concernEmily Cox & Henry Rathvon
119 results for METER from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sat May 22, 199321DWhittier concernChristy RidleyMaleska
Tue Apr 27, 19934DTempoJoy L. WoukMaleska
Sat Mar 13, 199326APoetic measureKevin BoyleMaleska
Tue Jul 14, 199227DLongfellow concernWalter CovellMaleska
Wed Jul 24, 199148DRhythm in verseGayle DeanMaleska
Fri Mar 15, 199122ARhythmic patternSam Bellotto, Jr.Maleska
Sun Feb 24, 199173AType of maidArthur S. VerdescaMaleska
Wed Jan 16, 199136AKind of maidNancy JolineMaleska
Sun Nov 18, 199037DWilbur concernEdward MarcheseMaleska
Wed Nov 15, 19898DShutterbug's gaugeJohn GreenmanMaleska
Thu Nov 2, 198945AWord after parking or postageAlbert J. KlausMaleska
Sun Sep 24, 1989125AA concern of WhittierIrene SmullyanMaleska
Wed Jul 12, 198960AVersifier's concernJeffrey A. MercerMaleska
Sat Apr 1, 198923ATONED DOWNErnst TheimerMaleska
Sun Oct 2, 198863AIt can be scannedJudson G. TrentMaleska
Tue Jul 21, 198721D___ maidVirginia L. YatesMaleska
Tue Feb 10, 198740ASomething to readSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Tue Jul 22, 198627DPoetic rhythmChristopher SherwoodMaleska
Fri May 23, 198665AA kind of readerWilliam S. McIlrathMaleska
Wed Jan 1, 198653DRhythmic patternJoy L. WoukMaleska
Tue Aug 13, 198513DPoet's rhythmLauferMaleska
Sun Jul 21, 198532AEuropean yardTap OsbornMaleska
Tue Dec 18, 198426DKind of maidLouis SabinMaleska
Mon Aug 27, 198457DRhythm for Richard WilburVirginia L. YatesMaleska
Mon Mar 12, 198446DRhythmJohnsonMaleska
Tue Jan 3, 198448DRhythmMargaret W. HuskeyMaleska
Tue Dec 6, 198348DTaxi equipmentArnold MossMaleska
Thu Sep 29, 198325DPoet's considerationMaverMaleska
Sun Feb 20, 198316DVerse formMaurice J. TeitelbaumMaleska
Mon Oct 25, 198217AWord with postage or parkingBob BermanMaleska
Sun Jun 20, 1982108ATake a readingTap OsbornMaleska
Tue Feb 23, 198237DThis may run while you rideWhittenMaleska
Thu Nov 26, 198141APoet's concernC. J. AngioMaleska
Mon Jul 13, 198125DMeasuring deviceMaloneyMaleska
Sat Jun 13, 198166AEuropean yardBensonMaleska
Thu Mar 12, 198148AWord with maid or manMazarakesMaleska
Mon Mar 2, 198127DVerse rhythmEdward MarcheseMaleska
Fri Aug 29, 198015DWhat an urban maid may watchAlbert E. LytleMaleska
Sun Oct 21, 1979140AType of maidDavid J. Pohl and John M. SamsonMaleska
Wed May 16, 19797ALyricist's concernHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Sun Apr 22, 1979116DTime machineNancy W. AtkinsonMaleska
Tue Mar 27, 197941ARhythmic patternJeanette K. BrillMaleska
Sun Dec 3, 197887AAbout 39 inchesAlfio MicciMaleska
Sun Apr 23, 1978130APoet's concernBert RosenfieldMaleska
Mon Sep 26, 197747DMeasuring deviceHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Wed Feb 9, 197733DIts favorite word is "Violation"Samuel K. FliegnerWeng
Sun Dec 12, 197696DWord with kilo or centiHenry HookWeng
Sat Aug 7, 197623DGas ___Tap OsbornWeng
Sun Jun 27, 197676DParking-place fixtureA. J. SantoraWeng
Sat May 29, 197647DPoet's concernAllan BlackmanWeng
Wed Dec 17, 197513DPoetic deviceWilliam LutwiniakWeng
Sun Aug 11, 197425AMeasureStafford P. OsbornWeng
Mon Apr 15, 197466ASuffix for thermo or baroHelen PettigrewWeng
Thu Jun 7, 197313DSuffix for alti or chronoUnknownWeng
Sat Jan 6, 197334DUnit of lengthUnknownWeng
Sun Oct 29, 197288DPoet's concernJoseph LaFauciWeng
Thu Mar 30, 197221DRhythmUnknownWeng
Fri Mar 24, 197217ARecurring rhythmUnknownWeng
Mon Mar 20, 197246DRhythmUnknownWeng
Sun Oct 24, 1971129ATaxi featureJoseph LaFauciWeng
Sat Aug 28, 197161ASidewalk fixtureUnknownWeng
Tue Aug 10, 197115APoet's concernUnknownWeng
Sun Jun 13, 197162DPoet's concernThomas W. SchierWeng
Thu Feb 11, 197139ABasement reading-materialUnknownWeng
Tue Oct 6, 19705DGasman's reading matterUnknownWeng
Sun Oct 4, 197096DTaxi featureCornelia WarrinerWeng
Tue Sep 1, 197046DConcern of a certain maidUnknownWeng
Sun Mar 8, 197085DTaxi partEva Pollack TaubWeng
Tue Jul 15, 196953DMeasuring instrument.UnknownWeng
Sun Jun 1, 196992DMeasurerJack LuzzattoWeng
Mon Feb 17, 196929DMeasure.UnknownWeng
Mon Sep 30, 196825ARhythm.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 4, 1968148AVerse patternThreba JohnsonFarrar
Sun Apr 21, 196869APoet's skill.William A. Lewis Jr.Farrar
Mon Apr 8, 19683DRecording device.UnknownFarrar
Sat Jan 27, 196815DUnit of length.UnknownFarrar
Thu Jun 8, 196752DPoet's concern.UnknownFarrar
Wed Mar 15, 196717ARhythm.Jean ReedFarrar
Sun Jan 9, 196643DCabby's need.William LutwiniakFarrar
Fri Jan 7, 196658A___ maid.UnknownFarrar
Wed Apr 28, 196546AGauge.UnknownFarrar
Mon Sep 30, 196332DMeasuring device.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Sun Oct 21, 196277A39.37 inches.Ralph AndersonFarrar
Sun Apr 29, 1962147AMeasuring device.W. E. JonesFarrar
Tue Jan 24, 196142ALinear unit.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 31, 196014DParking ___.William A. Lewis Jr.Farrar
Wed Nov 25, 195961AApparatus for measuring.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jun 28, 1959125DMeasuring device.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Tue Apr 21, 195926DMeasure of length.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Mon Jan 5, 195929ARhythm.Ann GerlachFarrar
Fri Dec 20, 195752DRhythm in verse.UnknownFarrar
Wed Feb 20, 195735DRhythm in music.A. H. Drummond, Jr.Farrar
Sat Feb 16, 195753DHack accessory.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Mon Dec 3, 195628DVerse measure.Louis SabinFarrar
Sun Oct 7, 195688APoet's concern.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Apr 8, 195660DRecording device.Charles BaronFarrar
Sun Mar 4, 195680D39.37 inches.Marjorie ConnellyFarrar
Sun Oct 2, 1955138AGas ___.Sidney LambertFarrar
Sun Apr 10, 1955103ACab gadget.Sam LakeFarrar
Sat Aug 21, 195445DTaxi appurtenance.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Mon Jun 21, 195438D39.37 inches.Samuel K. FliegnerFarrar
Thu Jun 3, 195428DFoot-pattern, in poetry.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Mon Apr 19, 195432D39.37 inches.Ellsworth SmithFarrar
Sat Aug 15, 195341DA taxi specialty.Isaac KertFarrar
Wed Apr 15, 195328DTaxi ticker.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jan 16, 195327DTicker in a taxicab.UnknownFarrar
Thu Mar 20, 195267AWhat he who rides may read.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jan 6, 195217DRhythmical structure.Ethel LeStrangeFarrar
Fri Feb 2, 195154AEvery taxi has one.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Thu Oct 26, 195013DTaxi driver's gadget.UnknownFarrar
Sun Apr 2, 195078DOlympic measure of distance.Leonard GoldbergFarrar
Sun Apr 17, 194974AOne forty-millionth of the globe's circumference.Elizabeth PattersonFarrar
Sun Jan 23, 194997D39.37 inches.D. G. CaywoodFarrar
Sun May 23, 194860A39.37 inches.Hilda E. AllenFarrar
Sun Jan 26, 1947123D39.37 inches.Harold T. BersFarrar
Sun Apr 1, 194555DMeasuring device.Louis BaronFarrar
Sun Jul 4, 194366A39.37 inches.J. C. DoesburgFarrar
Sun Feb 14, 194399A39.37 inches.C. Hartley MillsFarrar
Sun Sep 13, 1942140A39.37 inches in the U. S.Agnes W. BartlettFarrar
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