- - card-reader alternative to "tap" or "swipe"
- - Like putting a CD into a player
- - phone bill extra
- - Place an ad
- - Newspaper ad addition, e.g.
- - Hook tab A up with slot B
- - Extra item in a newspaper
- - Add with a caret
- - Utility bill extra
- - Lodge with enclosure?
- - Many a Sunday magazine
- - Newspaper ad supplement
- - Ad section
- - Feed, as a letter through a slot
- - Word by a coin slot
- - Newspaper ad, often
- - Loose news-paper ad
- - Newspaper ad enclosure
- - Add to text, as a missing letter
- - Privacy statement with a credit card bill, e.g
- - Newspaper ad, commonly
- - Ad supplement
- - Ad section in a Sunday paper
- - What a caret signifies
- - Word next to a coin slot
- - Business reply card, e.g
- - Ad that falls out of a newspaper
- - Newspaper advertising flier, e.g.
- - Newspaper circular, e.g.
- - Word over a slot
- - Use a "caret and stick" approach on?
- - Previously missing letter, e.g.
- - "Parade" magazine, e.g.
- - Newspaper advertising section, e.g.
- - Add with a caret, e.g.
- - Ad with a credit card bill, e.g.
- - Sunday-paper ad, often
- - Advertising circular, e.g.
- - Gusset, e.g.
- - Magazine ad, at times
- - Subscription card, e.g.
- - Certain newspaper ad
- - What a caret indicates
- - Flier, e.g.
- - Bill-changer instruction
- - It may fall out of a magazine
- - Shim, e.g.
- - What a caret means
- - promo with a credit card bill, e.g.
- - A folded section placed between the leaves of another publication
- - Put the last of the lager into a new stein
- - Newspaper supplement, for example
- - To put something in place, add in pieces
- - Coin slot directive
- - somehow rent is put in
- - Implant, embed
- - introduce rents i adjusted
- - Rest in shredded section of newspaper
- - Put into
- - Popular monarch stopping street advertising
- - "...... coin" (phrase seen in arcade games)
- - Place within something else
- - Put between two things
- - Book extra
- - Subscription renewal form sometimes
- - Set between
- - Periodical addendum
- - Pay telephone direction
- - Magazine stuffer
- - Gore or gusset
- - Gatefold
- - Extra page
- - Circular, maybe
- - Add to the interior
- - Garment addition
- - Push into
- - Gusset
- - Place between.
- - Filler
- - Type of TV commercial
- - Place inside
- - Putin spaced out? Mostly resting uneasily
- - Newspaper supplement, maybe
- - Inspector dismisses cop from Lodge
- - Magazine extra
- - Vending machine verb
- - Introduce into, put in
- - Newspaper leaflet, say
- - Place into something else
- - Arcade console directive
- - Vending machine directive
- - Introduce, put in
- - Newspaper extra
- - Change-machine directive
- - Put in; enclosure
- - Trendy royal in street advertising
- - Sunday paper supplement
- - Advertising circular
- - Magazine supplement
- - Institute entertains Her Majesty in an enclosure
- - Place into
- - Something that may fall out of Vogue?
- - What an editor's caret indicates
- - Bit of newspaper advertising
- - Loose newspaper feature
- - Advertising section
- - Coupon medium
- - Certain newspaper advertisement
- - Letter enclosure
- - "Open mouth, ...... foot"
- - Advertising supplement
- - Extra advertising section
- - Sunday paper extra
- - Newspaper supplement
- - Sunday supplement
- - Payphone word
- - Tab, at times
- - Caret indication
- - Advertising extra
- - It may fall out of Vogue
- - Circular, sometimes
- - Opposite of extract
- - Add, as text
- - Circular, frequently
- - Envelope enclosure
- - Newspaper advertising piece
- - Newspaper circular
- - Newspaper addition
- - Correct an omission
- - Newspaper pullout
- - Newspaper advertising section
- - Interpolate.
- - Magazine filler
- - Embed
- - Interject
- - Supplement
- - Implant
- - Incorporate
- - Inject
- - Enclose
- - Enclosure
- - Sunday newspaper feature
- - Put in
- - PC key
- - Coin ......
- - Computer key
- - Introduce
- - "Cut" and "paste"
- - Theatre sniffy about content being put in
- - Interpolation
- - Put between [the pages]
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