Crossword clues for Word setting 4 lettersAnswerClueASOFDate-setting wordsASOFWords setting a timeTABSWord settingASOFTime-setting wordsRAPSSets words to a beat, sayTABSWord processing settingsTABSSettings in word processingTABSWord document settingsTABSWord processor settingsLOVEWord with seat or setDATAWord before "point" or "set"DESKWord with pad or setJUMPWord that can precede each set of circled letters, forming a literal hint for entering certain answers in this puzzleSHOPWord after "pop-up" or "set up"DONEWord that a student might say while setting down a penUNTOSufficient ___ the day . . .” nyt 1956 UNTO Poetic preposition. nyt 1956 UNTRAVELED Seldom visited. nyt 1956 UNTRIM Remove ornaments. nyt 1956 UNTRUE Erroneous. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese Premier. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese leader. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese political figure. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese statesman. nyt 1956 UNU Far East Premier. nyt 1956 UNUM Word in U. S. motto. nyt 1956 UNWISER Less prudent. nyt 1956 UPA ___ tree (in a difficult position). nyt 1956 UPAND ___ doing (busy). nyt 1956 UPAS Javanese tree. nyt 1956 UPAS Javanese tree. nyt 1956 UPAS Javanese tree. nyt 1956 UPAS Tall tropical tree. nyt 1956 UPEND Overturn. nyt 1956 UPEND Set erect. nyt 1956 UPENDED Placed in a vertical position. nyt 1956 UPHEAVED Raised. nyt 1956 UPIN ___ arms. nyt 1956 UPINTHEAIR Not settled. nyt 1956 UPOLU Island of West Samoa. nyt 1956 UPOLU Samoan island. nyt 1956 UPON Come ___ (meet by accident). nyt 1956 UPON Preposition. nyt 1956 UPON Preposition. nyt 1956 UPON Surmounting. nyt 1956 UPON Well versed in: Colloq. nyt 1956 UPON Well versed in: Colloq. nyt 1956 UPON ___ my word! nyt 1956 UPON ___ my word! (indeed!). nyt 1956 UPPERS Parts of shoes. nyt 1956 UPRISE Rebel. nyt 1956 UPROSE Ascended. nyt 1956 UPS Good times. nyt 1956 UPS Good times. nyt 1956 UPSET Unexpected defeat. nyt 1956 UPSET Unexpected defeat. nyt 1956 UPSET Unexpected victory. nyt 1956 UPSHORE Away from the beach. nyt 1956 UPSIDEDOWN What some cakes are. nyt 1956 UPTHROW Cast or lift aloft. nyt 1956 UPTO Capable of. nyt 1956 UPTO Scheming: Colloq. nyt 1956 UPTON Author Sinclair. nyt 1956 UPTONS Sinclair and others. nyt 1956 URAL Eurasian boundary river. nyt 1956 URAL Orsk's river. nyt 1956 URAL Rich region of Europe. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL Russian river. nyt 1956 URAL ___ Mountains. nyt 1956 URALITE Hornblende. nyt 1956 URALS Eurasian boundary range. nyt 1956 URALS Eurasian chain. nyt 1956 URALS Siberian border range. nyt 1956 URAN Monitor lizard. nyt 1956 URANIA Helicon dweller. nyt 1956 URANIA Muse of astronomy. nyt 1956 URANIA Sister of Polyhymnia. nyt 1956 URANIUM Element. nyt 1956 URANIUMORE Bonanza of the 20th century. nyt 1956 URANIUMORE Quest of the modern forty-niner."HERSWord on a towel set.HERSWord repeated by Romeo in "As mine on ___, so ___ is set on mine"READYSet ... or word said before setJUMPINGWord that can precede the word in each set of puzzle circlesEPITAPHSWords set in stonesTRACKCHANGESMicrosoft Word setting that allows you to see editsEPITAPHWords set in stone?FORTHWord with set, put or "and so"NONETThe set of words in this clue, for oneTABWord processor settingTABALIGNMENTWord processor settingLEXICONSet of wordsTABWord processing settingBOXWord with set or seatJETWord with set or lagREADYWord before "set, go!"TEAWord before set or serviceJETWord with set or streamSUNWord with setSPRINGBREAKBacchanalian period, or what can be inserted in this puzzle's theme entries to make four sets of overlapping words and phrasesINTHISCORNERIntroductory words for each set of puzzle circlesPOINTWord after game, set or matchSTATEDSet forth in words.PENTANGLESFive-pointed stars ... or, in two words, what the sets of circles represent?ACTIONWord on the setHEAVYWord with metal or setTEAWord before service or setREADYWord before "aim" or "set"HEAVYWord with duty or setJETWord with lag or setASIDEWord with "step" or "set"SEEWord used twice in this set of crossword cluesHISANDHISWords on some matching towel setsOEDRef. work in which the verb "set" has a 60,000-word entry
