Like languages in which changing the pitch of a word can change its meaning Crossword Clue

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Like languages in which changing the pitch of a word can change its meaning Crossword Answer

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(adjective)
1. employing variations in pitch to distinguish meanings of otherwise similar words
2. having tonality; i.e. tones and chords organized in relation to one tone such as a keynote or tonic

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

CHANGING (adjective)
1. marked by continuous change or effective action
MEANING (adjective)
1. rich in significance or implication
MEANING (noun)
1. the message that is intended or expressed or signified
2. the idea that is intended

Hint 3: Anagram

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NOTAL

More Apple+ Crossword (4/7/2025) Answers

Across

1. Publish on social media

5. Pissed off

8. Bashful

11. Silent-film star Tsuru

12. Hat with a French name

14. ___ vera

15. Horned mammal whose northern subspecies is critically endangered

17. La ___ de los famosos (Telemundo adaptation of Celebrity Big Brother)

18. Place for science experiments

19. Won't budge on a demand

21. Under attack

24. Pointy-topped accessory for a mage

26. Do something

27. Body of legal precedents

28. Ingredient in some flakes

31. Natural hairstyle

35. Gave, but not permanently

36. Fast-___ (restaurant type)

38. Instruction in a cake recipe

39. "Don't move a muscle"

42. "In a way … I guess"

44. Divvy up

45. Was at the forefront

46. Exclamation of surprise

48. Common night class, for short

50. ___ interpreter

51. Ctrl+___+Del

52. Messages that may come with attachments

55. Colorful, scentless flowers

58. Satisfied

60. Give ___ where ___ is due

61. Help with a heist, for example

62. The 'E' in BCE

63. Stork relative

64. Pegs carried by caddies

65. Wrongdoing

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Down

1. Fox's foot

2. “Wowza!”

3. Glide on snow or water

4. Working ___ (tentative name of a movie)

5. Decidedly not "Wowza!"

6. Phoenix's state, on a sports scoreboard

7. Inhabitant

8. Punctuation mark that represents a spare in bowling

9. Perennial plant that thrives in shade

10. Ingredient in challah

12. "Excuse me for a moment," online

14. Jeans treatment

16. Gobble

20. Spanish Mrs.

21. Sob

22. Reverberating sound

23. Construction machine used to destroy Terry Pratchett's unfinished books in 2017, per his final wishes

24. Tug of ___

25. "A friend to everyone ___ friend to no one"

27. THC counterpart

29. 'Sweet Love' singer Baker

30. Resident of Austin or Dallas

32. Connectors from tanks to engines

33. Very uncommon

34. TV type with no backlight

36. Tech exec

37. Tries

39. Place for a poster

40. Legit great

41. 🫶, for short

42. Fabric sample

43. "Real believable!"

47. ___ High (High School Musical setting)

49. Put into words

52. Fencing sword

53. A League of Their Own star Petty

54. Goose relative

56. Affirmative at the altar

57. Word after "bowling" or "rolling"

59. Nickname of an American president, or surname of a Japanese prime minister

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