➠ Words with T

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- Nullify a correction
- Delete a deletion
- Dele retractor
- "No dele"
- "Never mind," to a proofer
- "Leave it," to a typesetter
- Undo a deletion
- Reinstate, in a way
- Note for a typesetter
- Mark in a margin
- It cancels a dele
- Ditch a dele
- Dele's antithesis
- Dele that dele!
- Dele reversal
- Dele opposite
- Dele negator
- Dele breaker?
- Cancellation of a kind
- "Leave it," to a proofreader
- "Don't delete" notation
- Word on a galley proof
- Word on a galley
- Word for a keeper?
- Word canceling a deletion
- What a line of dots may signify
- What "........" means to a typesetter
- Veto of a proofer's deletion
- Undo a change
- Undo a body modification, perhaps
- Sign on a galley
- Retain, in a way
- Renege on a dele?
- Re-edit, in a way
- Overwrite a blue pencil
- Order to a printer
- Nullify a deletion
- Not delete
- Nix a dele
- Marking from a proofreader
- Mark to undo a deletion
- Mark on a proof
- Mark consisting of a series of dots
- Margin directive to a printer
- Let it be, on a proof
- Leave in a galley
- Kill the dele
- It undoes a dele
- It cancels a takeout order
- Instruction to cancel a deletion
- Ignore a Time change?
- Go back on the dele?
- Editor's "Don't dele"
- Editor's "don't delete"
- Don't change a word!
- Directive to a printer
- Delete a dele
- Dele's negator
- Dele reverser
- Dele overrider
- Dele nullifier
- Dele not
- Dele killer?
- Dele denial
- Dele deactivator
- Dele countermand
- Dele canceller
- Dele a dele
- Cut a dele
- Correction to a correction
- Cancel, as a sentence reduction
- Cancel the dele
- Cancel a deletion
- Cancel a correction.
- Cancel a change on a galley
- Cancel a change
- (On proofs) instruction to cancel a correction
- "The dele's off"
- "Nope, you had it right the first time," on a proof
- "Let it stay," to a printer
- "Let it ride," to a proofer
- "Let it be," to a proofer
- "Leave in," to a proofer
- "Keep this word in," to a proofreader
- "Don't delete" mark
- "Don't delete"
- "Don't delete," editorially
- Direction to a printer
- Put back, in a way
- Do not delete
- Don't change a thing
- Word in proofreading
- Unmake changes
- Proofreader's reversal
- Proofer's never-mind
- Proofer's "nevermind"
- Proof direction
- Printer's reversal
- Mark for Lou Grant
- Marginal mark, perhaps
- Margin marking
- Margin mark, perhaps
- Let stand, in editorial parlance
- Leave, in publishing
- Leave unchanged, to an editor
- Galley direction
- Editor's scribble
- Editor's instruction
- Don't strike!
- "Undo" mark
- "Keep this"
- "Don't change that"
- What dots denote, in proofreading
- Typesetter's cue
- Text preserver, to an editor
- Proofreading mark meaning "let it stand"
- Proofreader's "Never mind"
- Proofreader's "leave as-is"
- Proofer's word
- Proofer's notation
- Proofer's command
- Proof notation
- Proof instruction
- Printer's directive
- Printer's "let it stand"
- Order in?
- Mark on galleys
- Mark of reconsideration
- Marginal word
- Manuscript directive
- Literally, "let it stand"
- Let it be, in journalese
- Leave it, editorially
- Leave in after all, to an editor
- Editor's "ignore this"
- Editorial word
- Editorial O.K.
- Editorial "keep"
- Editor's word in the margins
- Editor's scribble, perhaps
- Editor's note, perhaps
- Editor's notation, perhaps
- Editor's instruction, perhaps
- Editor's countermand
- Editor's command
- Editor's annotation
- Editor's "undo"
- Editor's "On second thought"
- Editor's "keep"
- Editing note
- Don't strike out
- Alteration canceler
- "Let it stand" editorially
- "Leave it in," to an editor
- "Leave it in," in proofreading
- "Leave as is" mark
- "Leave as is," to an editor
- "Ignore this change"
- "Ignore that editing change"
- "Ignore my correction"
- "Don't take this out"
- "Don't change," to an editor
- "Don't expunge that," e.g.
- What blue dots signify
- Typesetting mark
- Typesetting direction
- Touch not!
- Time reversal?
- Symbol in proofreading
- Retain: Printing.
- Restore to copy
- Restoration notation
- Reminder to stick to one's story?
- Remain as is
- Redaction retraction
- Put back in order?
- Put back in after striking out
- Proofreading retraction
- Proofreading directive
- Proofreading direction
- Proofreading command
- Proofreading annotation
- Proofreaders' mark
- Proofreader's undoer
- Proofreader's term.
- Proofreader's second thought
- Proofreader's order
- Proofreader's note, perhaps
- Proofreader's marking, perhaps
- Proofreader's mark, sometimes
- Proofreader's mark that the original text should be kept
- Proofreader's "that's OK"
- Proofreader's "reinstate" mark
- Proofreader's "leave it" mark
- Proofreader's "leave as printed"
- Proofreader's "keep it"
- Proofreader's "don't change"
- Proofreader's "Don't change that"
- Proofer's override
- Proofer's notation remark
- Proofer's mark, sometimes
- Proofer's editorial mark
- Proofer's direction
- Proofer's "oops"
- Proofer's "never mind" mark
- Proofer's 'let it stand'
- Proofer's 'keep this in'
- Proof marking
- Proof correction
- Proof annotation
- Printers' term
- Printer's symbol
- Printer's order
- Print term
- Order to keep one's word?
- Order to keep on the books?
- Order on margin?
- Nullify an edit
- Note to the typesetter
- Note in the margin
- Notation in proofreading.
- MS. mark
- Mark with subscript dots
- Mark to keep
- Mark that means "do not change"
- Mark meaning "no change"
- Mark meaning "keep"
- Mark indicating "O.K. as is"
- Mark in the margin
- Mark for Grant
- Marginalia command
- Marginal manuscript marking
- Margin note
- Margin directive
- Manuscript editor's "Leave it in"
- Manuscript annotation
- Let stand, to Ochs
- Let stand, to an editor
- Let stand, editorially
- Let it stay, editorially
- Let it stay
- Leave without changing
- Leave uncut to Ochs
- Leave text as is!
- Leave in, in editing
- Leave in the copy
- Leave in place
- Latin for "let it stand"
- Keep one's word?
- Keep in "Time"?
- Keep as is, from an editor
- It's used when you have the wrong change
- Instruction with restorative powers?
- Instruction to retain
- Indicator of second thoughts
- Indication to leave something in
- Galley term
- Galley instruction
- Galley directive
- Galley countermand
- End up leaving
- Emender's word
- Emender's term
- Editors mark
- Editorial veto
- Editorial undoer
- Editorial U-turn
- Editorial directive
- Editorial direction
- Editorial cancellation
- Editorial "never mind"
- Editor's word of reversal
- Editor's signal
- Editor's overruling
- Editor's O.K.
- Editor's marking
- Editor's mark, sometimes
- Editor's margin mark
- Editor's decision
- Editor's cancellation notation
- Editor's afterthought
- Editor's "my bad"
- Editor's "Leave it alone"
- Editor's "leave in"
- Editor's "it's fine after all"
- Editor's "ignore me"
- Editor's "don't touch"
- Editor's "don't change"
- Editor's "don't change that"
- Editor's 'put this back in'
- Editor's 'keep this in'
- Editing word
- Editing order
- Editing direction
- Editing command
- Dotted underscore marking
- Dotted underscore in blue pencil
- Don't remove
- Do not omit
- Do not cut
- Directive to typesetter
- Directive for printers
- Decide to leave
- Crosswordese word, with or without its first letter
- Correction canceler
- Copy editor's term
- Copy editor's notation
- Copy editor's "Leave it in"
- Composing-room word
- Change-of-mind word
- Change one's mind about dropping
- Cancellation notation
- Cancel an edit
- Blue-pencil notation
- Blue penciller's override
- Blue pencil marking
- Another printing directive
- Amendment to an amendment
- [What were you thinking??] in galleys
- [The other copy editor didn't know what he was doing]
- [The copy-editor doesn't know what she's talking about]
- [ignore this deletion]
- [Ignore prior marks]
- "The author was correct"
- "Save that deletion!"
- "Put it back"
- "Put it back in"
- "Never mind" notation
- "Never mind" mark
- "Never mind," in certain instances
- "My bad" in proofs
- "Let this stand"
- "Let that sentence stay"
- "Let stand" direction
- "Let stand" command
- "Let it stand" mark
- "Let it stand" in editorial circles
- "Let it stand" in editing
- "Leave unchanged"
- "Leave this in"
- "Leave that comma in after all"
- "Leave it in" notation
- "Leave it be" editorially
- "Leave it alone" notation
- "Leave in," to proofers
- "Keep as is"
- "Keep after all" marking
- "It's fine as it is"
- "Ignore this correction"
- "Ignore that edit"
- "Ignore that correction"
- "Hard to believe, but they had it right the first time"
- "Don't strike" notation
- "Don't make this edit"
- "Don't change" marking
- "Don't change this!" (editorially)
- "Disregard this," in editing
- "Cancel that deletion"
- "Cancel that change"
- "Belay that deletion!"
- "Leave this alone"
- "Don't touch!" editorially
- ...... processus (delay order in law)
- Printing term
- Proofreader's word
- Galley word
- Editor's note
- Proofreader's marking
- Printing directive
- Printing direction
- Editor's direction
- Proofreading notation
- Editorial marking
- Copy editor's mark
- Printer's word
- Manuscript notation
- Redactor's word
- Proofreading instruction
- Printer's instruction
- Let it be!
- Going back in time
- "Leave it alone!"
- Editor's request
- As is
- Let stand
- Marginal marking
- Put back in
- Don't change
- Printer's term.
- 'Keep it ....'
- Put back
- Reinstate
- Keep in
- Reversal of fortune
- Copyeditor's mark
- Printer's mark
- "Never mind"
- "Keep it" mark
- Editor's "Leave it in"
- Editor's "Let it stand"

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