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➠ TERSE - 5 Letters : Crossword Clue

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terse
  • - not given to speeches
  • - short note rather crass line ends
  • - Writer's epigram, not entirely to the point
  • - Not at all overly wordy, rather unlike this clue itself
  • - Not very vocal
  • - Certainly not verbose
  • - Not very wordy
  • - Not inclined to go on
  • - Not chatty
  • - Not very chatty
  • - Not flowery
  • - Not at all windy
  • - Short and probably not sweet
  • - Short and often not sweet
  • - Short and maybe not sweet
  • - Not saying very much
  • - Not rambling
  • - Not overly vocal
  • - Not likely to run on
  • - Not going on
  • - Not garrulous
  • - Not at all talkative
  • - Not at all garrulous
  • - Not wandering.
  • - Not drawn out
  • - Not saying much
  • - Not longwinded.
  • - Not roundabout
  • - Short, but probably not sweet
  • - Not at all overly wordy, unlike this clue
  • - Not wordy
  • - Not long-winded
  • - Not verbose
  • - Saying little
  • - Brief in using words
  • - brief is to uproot trees
  • - To be concise, it's a shame being out of breath
  • - Brief encountered in quarter sessions
  • - Crisply brief
  • - Peter Sellers' stuff is brief and pithy
  • - Intersection was a bit abrupt
  • - short cut from the intersection
  • - Curt, of few words
  • - reset - reset, being curt
  • - Curt, succinct
  • - Short part of Easter sermon
  • - short extract from the easter services
  • - expressed in shorter sentences
  • - concise part of better service
  • - Abrupt language after concert's conclusion
  • - Curt, using few words
  • - brief, as a reply
  • - To the point (anagram of "reset")
  • - clipped trees into shape
  • - Cryptic, sharp
  • - Succinct and to the point
  • - orally economical
  • - curt during later sermon
  • - like ron swanson or jess mariano
  • - Unlike this clue, which is far too wordy and could have simply been just "curt"
  • - Curtly concise
  • - economically put
  • - clipped a piece from the intersection
  • - brief to cut down trees
  • - using few words in better sentences
  • - curt and brusque
  • - Pithy part for Peter Sellers
  • - On the telephone? Kurt Blunt!
  • - Concise language after the start
  • - Short extract from writer's exposition
  • - pithy trees
  • - Compact steer gone mad
  • - Using as few words as possible
  • - brief intersection?
  • - "ASAP," for example
  • - Very concise using very few words
  • - like this clue if you removed all but the first three words
  • - Short and blunt
  • - Short and snappy
  • - By no means long-winded
  • - Short and maybe sweet
  • - Far from flowery
  • - Effectively concise
  • - Without wasting words
  • - Succinctly worded
  • - Neatly concise
  • - Like headlines
  • - Breviloquent
  • - As in a nutshell
  • - Without elaboration
  • - Succinct in speech
  • - Quick and to the point
  • - Monosyllabic, perhaps
  • - Hardly verbose
  • - Hardly sesquipedalian
  • - Concisely worded
  • - Without any embroidery
  • - Very short
  • - Unpadded
  • - Unlike filibusters
  • - Succintly worded
  • - Short on words
  • - Short and sweet, as speeches go
  • - Short and sharp
  • - Short and pithy
  • - Pauciloquent
  • - Opposite of prolix
  • - Most definitely dissimilar to this clue
  • - Like tweets
  • - Like the review "Hated it," e.g.
  • - Like the answer "No."
  • - Like telegrams, typically
  • - Like one-word answers
  • - Like newspaper headlines, typically
  • - Like Hemingway's prose
  • - Like Coolidge's utterances
  • - Like Coolidge, famously
  • - Like Calvin Coolidge, famously
  • - Like aphorisms
  • - In telegraphese, e.g.
  • - In headlinese, say
  • - Hardly rambling
  • - Hardly prolix
  • - Hardly gabby
  • - Far from diffuse
  • - Facetious response to "Describe yourself in three adjectives"
  • - Elliptical, in a way
  • - Efficiently worded
  • - Efficiently expressed, maybe
  • - Curt — abrupt
  • - Crisp and brief
  • - Concise in one's speech
  • - Antisesquipedalian
  • - Adjective for Calvin Coolidge's comments
  • - Adhering to Strunk and White's advice "Omit needless words"
  • - 24-hour place to hit the links?
  • - Concise, pithy
  • - Compendious
  • - Without wasted words
  • - In few words
  • - Hardly windy
  • - Short and to the point
  • - Unwordy
  • - Sententious.
  • - Economical with words.
  • - Like a man of few words
  • - In a nutshell
  • - Clipped, in a way
  • - Like some reprimands
  • - Epigrammatic.
  • - Short and direct
  • - Crisp
  • - Concentrated
  • - Briefly stated
  • - Brief in one's words
  • - Using few words
  • - Like a one-word email
  • - Curt
  • - Wasting few words
  • - Peter Sellers somewhat brusque?
  • - Linguistically sparing
  • - Snippy, in a way
  • - Brusquely short
  • - Far from verbose
  • - Short, abrupt
  • - Laconic
  • - Pithy
  • - Abrupt or concise
  • - Far from wordy
  • - Hardly loquacious
  • - Extract from screenwriter, seriously short
  • - The grasses -- regularly cut short
  • - Short-winded
  • - Abrupt, monosyllabic
  • - Short male escaping charge (electric primarily)
  • - Like one-word replies
  • - Hardly wordy
  • - Briefly worded
  • - Lacking in detail
  • - Concise in speech
  • - Briefly expressed
  • - Short part in computer sequence
  • - Rudely concise
  • - Right to the point
  • - Without any unnecessary proliferation of verbiage
  • - Brusque in Battersea
  • - Brief and pithy
  • - Short-spoken
  • - Without extra verbiage
  • - Opposite of verbose
  • - Far from long-winded
  • - Brief, like a tweet
  • - Short section within winter session
  • - Pewter seller somewhat abrupt
  • - Of few words
  • - Hardly long-winded
  • - Far from talkative
  • - Short and stressed needing change of heart
  • - Peter Sellers: inwardly brusque?
  • - U-turn from verbose
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