Type of code using dots and dashes Crossword Clue

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Type of code using dots and dashes Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. United States portrait painter who patented the telegraph and developed the Morse code (1791-1872)
2. a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals)

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

USING (noun)
1. an act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly)
TYPE (noun)
1. a person of a specified kind (usually with many eccentricities)
2. all of the tokens of the same symbol
TYPE (verb)
1. identify as belonging to a certain type
2. write by means of a keyboard with types

Hint 3: Anagram

Unscramble the letters below to solve for today's answer.
MORES

More Daily Themed Crossword (1/27/2026) Answers

Across

1. Just a little bit (rhymes with "mad")

4. Big ___ Wolf, fairy tale villain

7. Someone who is untidy and messy (anagram of "lobs")

11. Flightless Aussie runner

12. Grand ___ Opry, Tennessee

13. Flowy part of Superman's attire

14. Fabric-coloring agents

16. Direction opposite to "ENE," in an atlas: Abbr.

17. Length times width, for a rectangle

18. ___-Mart Stores, Inc. (former name for a popular retail store)

20. Need speed? Head to Monte Carlo in June 2026 for the Monaco ___ Prix, where F1 cars speed through city streets on the French Riviera

21. Read electronically, like a barcode

23. "___ is just a number"

25. Equestrian enthusiast? Dash to Louisville in May 2026 for the Kentucky ___, where the fastest horses race and fancy hats are a must

26. Roll of bills

27. Steaming, like a mug of coffee

30. Load from a lode

31. "Live ___" (words on a Taco Bell ad, perhaps)

32. Prefix with "gram" to mean an ultrasound picture

33. Soccer fan? Travel across North America in June-July 2026 for the FIFA World ___, where wild crowds and dazzling goals ignite soccer fever

34. Purchase, as a new TV

35. Stalks of plants

36. Flat-topped hills

39. Granola bar bit

40. Go off ___ tangent (start talking about something unrelated): 2 wds.

41. Basketball buff? Visit California in February 2026 for the NBA All-___ Game, where pro athletes show off slam dunks and trick shots

44. Quantity for short

46. Nothing, in Mexico

50. Lymph ___ (part of the immune system)

51. Eggs such as tobiko

52. Balanced ___ (nutritionist's advice)

53. "30 Minutes or ___" (2011 film)

54. Oscar winner Benicio __ Toro

55. ___ Blanc who voiced Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig

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Down

1. Mark Wahlberg movie with a lively bear

2. ___ Winehouse, singer of "Rehab"

3. Give credit where credit is ___

4. Football fever? Head to Santa Clara in February 2026 for the Super ___ LX, where touchdowns and halftime shows take center stage

5. Pacino and Capone, for two

6. Mountain ___ (soft drink by PepsiCo)

7. "The Lion King" villain

8. "___ Croft Tomb Raider" (Angelina Jolie starrer)

9. Tennis loyalist? Swing by NYC in September 2026 for the US ___ Tennis Championships, where tennis aces vie for Grand Slam glory

10. Small object that can be strung on a necklace

15. Cotton ___ (Q-Tip)

19. "Is there ___ way out?"

20. US high school degree alternative: Abbr.

21. Truth ___ (interrogation injection)

22. Thin French pancake

23. Not in office, say

24. Helium or nitrogen, e.g.

25. Stethoscope wearer, for short

27. Weed-removing tools

28. "Lunch is ___" ("I'll pay"): 2 wds.

29. How-___ (instruction manuals)

31. Ketchup's yellow partner

32. Leave High and Dry

34. Ewe's "Hello!"

35. Bart Simpson to Homer Simpson

37. Sensitive skin spots

38. Motorist's roadside stopover

41. American late-night TV show with sketches: Abbr.

42. Water temperature tester, perhaps

43. Sponsored content, for short

45. Server of Duff beer, on "The Simpsons"

47. Position the ball towards the goal, say

48. "Cee" successor

49. Falcons, on scoreboards

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