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"You can count ___" NYT Crossword Clue

Last seen: The New York Times, 28 Jun 2021

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ONME
4 Letters
8 RELATED CLUES
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ONIT
4 Letters
10 RELATED CLUES
"Aye aye!"Crossword Clue
“Right away, chief!”Crossword Clue
Handling the matterCrossword Clue
"Right away, boss"Crossword Clue
"Job's getting done as we speak!"Crossword Clue
"Consider this handled!"Crossword Clue
"I'll handle that!"Crossword Clue
"Leave that to me!"Crossword Clue
"Sure thing, boss"Crossword Clue
"I'll take care of that!"Crossword Clue

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ABACI
5 Letters
10 RELATED CLUES
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Counting devices of oldCrossword Clue
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Early countersCrossword Clue
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Early calculatorsCrossword Clue
Hand calculators, starting as backups, add critical informationCrossword Clue

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ABACUS
6 Letters
10 RELATED CLUES
Old counting instrumentCrossword Clue
Counting device with beadsCrossword Clue
A lot of support in Oz – you can count on itCrossword Clue
Calculator in a taxi returned by you and meCrossword Clue
Pre-digital computerCrossword Clue
Low-tech calculatorCrossword Clue
Early adding machineCrossword Clue
Counting tool with beadsCrossword Clue
Old scorer with a header for Chelsea hugged by a coachCrossword Clue
Old computerCrossword Clue

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ONONEHAND
9 Letters
5 RELATED CLUES
How some tots count to fiveCrossword Clue
How you might count to fiveCrossword Clue
Start of a two-part thoughtCrossword Clue
How you can count up to fiveCrossword Clue
How you can count things up to fiveCrossword Clue

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ABACUSES
8 Letters
6 RELATED CLUES
They reckon a bad copper enters sectionCrossword Clue
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They reckon a conservative exploits nursesCrossword Clue
Counters first and second charges, removing their openingCrossword Clue
Early addersCrossword Clue
Counting devicesCrossword Clue

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