Answer: MIL
MIL is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 168 times.
Referring Clues:
- .001 inch
- Fraction of an inch
- Thou squared
- Minimal measure
- Big number, slangily
- N.L. Central team, on a scoreboard
- Start of a Brewers line score
- "Cool" amount
- N.L. Central team, on scoreboards
- Thou of thous
- Prize in a popular game show, for short
- Cool number?
- A thousand grand
- TV audience unit: Abbr.
- Bag thickness
- 1,000 G's
- "Thanks a ___!"
- "Cool" sum
- Nice amount of moola
- Measure of thickness
- G squared?
- Big lotto win, briefly
- Part of a modern soldier's address
- Many G's
- Army, navy and air force: Abbr.
- A thousand thou
- Armed forces (abbr.)
- Thickness measure
- Wire diameter measure
- 0.001 inches
- One thousandth of an inch
- A thousand Gs
- Inch fraction
- .gov's cousin
- DOD focus
- Thousandth of an inch
- Bag thickness unit
- General's e-mail address ender
- End of a private e-mail address?
- Plastic bag thickness measurement
- Part of MP: Abbr.
- Wire measure
- "Cool" heist quantity
- .001 of an inch
- "Cool" amount, at a heist
- Wire measurement
- 1,000 grand
- Cool quantity?
- 1,000 gees
- U.S. Army Web-site ending
- www.army.__
- Big bucks, for short
- A thousand G's
- Big bucks
- 1000 thou
- .001 inches
- 1/1000 of an inch
- 1000 G's
- ''Cool'' amount
- 1/1000 inch
- 1/6400 of a circumference
- "Cool" amount?
- 0.001 of an inch
- 1,000th of an inch
- Subj. for general studies?
- 1000th of an inch
- "Cool" amount of moolah
- Wire-thickness measure
- Wire-thickness unit
- One thousandth of an inch (Abbr.)
- 1,000 gees is a cool one
- End of a DOD e-address
- USMA pt.
- www.army.___
- "Cool" amount of money
- A lot of money, casually
- "Cool" fig.
- Of fighting forces: Abbr.
- Big lotto prize, for short
- Metric meas.
- Of fighting forces (abbr.)
- Thousand thou
- 254,000 angstroms
- One thousand Gs
- Private address part?
- Wire unit
- 'Cool' amount
- 'Deal or No Deal' jackpot, for short
- Seven-digit fig.
- Lotsa bucks
- Plastic wrap thickness
- 'Cool' cash amount
- Cool ___
- 'Cool' amount of cash
- Part of a sergeant's address?
- Measure of thanks?
- .001-inch unit
- Domain for Gen. Petraeus
- Bucks, on a scoreboard
- Trash bag thickness unit
- Part of MP
- A thousandth of an inch
- Wire gauge
- "Cool" monetary amt.
- Part of a GI's URL
- The Brewers, on scoreboards
- Wire thickness unit
- Service-related: Abbr.
- Employer of 12-Down, for short
- Linear unit
- Plastic film thickness unit
- Grand squared
- Wire thickness
- 1,000 thou
- Army's URL suffix
- Plastic film measure
- Wire measure, for short
- 0.0254 mm
- Dot follower
- One thousandth of a liter
- $1,000,000, for short
- One thousandth of a liter, briefly
- Huge amt. of moola
- A lot of bucks ... or the Bucks, briefly
- Length measure
- Minute measure
- Unit equal to 254,000 angstroms
- NL Central team
- Big money, briefly
- Giant step above "thou"
- Andy Gumps's wife
- Thou, squared
- Thousand G's
- $1,000,000, informally
- "Cool" amount of cash
- Linear unit (abbr.)
- 1/1,000 inch
- Big bucks, briefly
- End of a general's URL
- Wire thickness measure
- A small amount in science or a large amount in business
- Unit of thickness
- "Cool" sum, slangily
- Part of USMA: Abbr.
- A thou thou
- A thousand large
- GI's internet suffix
- Significant investment, informally
- End of a corporal's URL
- Nice chunk of money
- A thousand grand, for short
- 1,000,000,slangily
- End of the Navy's URL
- A Defense Department URL suffix
- End of a soldier's URL
- USMA part, briefly
- Big jackpot, for short
- Slang for $1,000,000
- Part of USMA
- Ending for some government 37-Across
- Cool amount?
- End of a soldier's email address
- The Brewers, in box scores
- Lotta money
- 1,000, in Spanish
- "Cool" amt.
- "Cool" amount of 42-Across
- Unit equivalent to one-thousandth of an inch
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - November 09, 2024
- USA Today - August 20, 2024
- New York Times - July 07, 2024
- New York Times - April 03, 2024
- USA Today - December 21, 2023
- USA Today - June 28, 2023
- USA Today - April 21, 2023
- LA Times - April 10, 2023
- New York Times - February 14, 2023
- New York Times - January 29, 2023
- New York Times - December 05, 2022
- LA Times - November 24, 2022
- New York Times - October 10, 2022
- LA Times - April 30, 2022
- New York Times - March 02, 2022
- New York Times - October 28, 2021
- New York Times - June 25, 2021
- Netword - April 30, 2021
- Universal - March 03, 2021
- New York Times - February 06, 2021
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