Answer: SORT
SORT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining SORT with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Kind
- Fashion
- Separate
- Type
- Class
- Classify
- Variety
- Category
- Put in order
- Group
- Character
- Manner
- Lot
- Order
- Computer command
- Breed
- Categorize
- Ilk
- File
- Grade
- Arrange
- Quality
- Pigeonhole
- Do a laundry chore
- Word processing command
- Classification
- Organize
- Word processor command
- Catalog
- Alphabetize
- Winnow
- Stripe
- Do a washday chore
- Database command
- Put into piles
- Genre
- Catalogue
- Species
- Alphabetize, e.g.
- Arrange logically
- Nature
- Separate, as laundry
- Cull
- Put into pigeonholes
- Place in order
- Arrange in order
- Separate into stacks
- Database option
- Spreadsheet function
- Resolve, with "out"
- Launderer's step
- Arrange in some order
- Arrange by type
- Word-processing command
- Systematize
- Spreadsheet command
- Put into groups
- Alphabetize, say
- Work in the mailroom
- Prepare to wash, perhaps
- Excel command
- Alphabetize, perhaps
- Separate by type
- Do a laundry job
- Collate
- Arrange by categories
- Separate carefully
- Put into piles, as laundry
- Put into order
- Put into categories
- Put in alphabetical order
- Photocopier function
- Database function
- Arrange by kind
- Arrange by category
- Work with mail
- Word processing function
- Prepare the laundry
- Place into cubbyholes
- Organize, in a way
- Do post office work
- Do mailroom work
- Do a mailroom job
- Copier setting
- Bring to order?
- Assign to different stacks
- Arrange systematically
- Arrange into stacks
- Arrange in a logical order
- Work in the mail room
- Separate into piles
- Separate by kind
- Put in piles
- Put in pigeonholes
- Prepare, as laundry
- Prepare for recycling
- Do some post office work
- Do postal work
- Do a pre-laundry task
- Do a postal job
- Do a post office job
- Divide into piles
- Alphabetize, for example
- Spreadsheet program option
- Spreadsheet option
- Put into organized piles
- Put in alphabetical order, e.g.
- Put in a class
- Place in alphabetical or numerical order
- Organize, as laundry
- Microsoft Excel command
- Methodically organize, as clothes
- Match up socks
- Manipulate data
- Mailroom task
- Laundry task
- Laundry room step
- Kind.
- Group, as data
- Excel function
- Do some postal work
- Do a postal chore
- Do a mailroom chore
- Do a laundry task
- Deal with laundry
- Arrange in numerical order
- Arrange in alphabetical order
- Arrange from A to Z, say
- Arrange by color, say
- Arrange alphabetically, e.g.
- Arrange alphabetically
- Alphabetize, for instance
- ___ of (rather)
- ___ of (in a way)
- Work at the post office, in a way
- Work at the post office
- Washday step
- Variety or ilk
- Use pigeonholes
- Untangle, with "out"
- Start doing laundry
- Start a pile-up, maybe
- Somewhat, with "of"
- Silversun Pickups "___ Of"
- Separate, as whites from colors
- Separate, as whites and darks
- Separate, as plastics and glass
- Separate the laundry
- Separate mail
- Separate into whites and darks, e.g.
- Separate into piles, as laundry
- Separate into pigeonholes
- Separate into like groups
- Separate into lights and darks, say
- Separate into groups
- Separate CDs
- Separate by color, say
- Separate and arrange
- Screen out
- Quality.
- Quality; nature
- Put things in order
- Put mail in boxes, say
- Put laundry into piles, say
- Put laundry in piles
- Put into some order
- Put into slots
- Put into separate piles, like laundry
- Put into piles, say
- Put into piles, like laundry
- Put into pigeonholes, maybe
- Put into pigeon holes
- Put into deliberate piles
- Put into cubbyholes
- Put into alphabetical order, perhaps
- Put in the proper piles
- Put in stacks, say
- Put in proper piles
- Put in logical order
- Put in folders, say
- Put in an order
- Put in alphabetical order, say
- Put in a logical order
- Put first things first
- Put each in its place
- Prewash chore
- Prepare to do laundry
- Prepare laundry
- Place properly
- Place in stacks, perhaps
- Place in alphabetical order, perhaps
- Particular character
- Organize, perhaps
- Organize logically
- Organize into piles
- Organize by size, say
- Organize by color, say
- Organize alphabetically, say
- Organize alphabetically
- Order properly
- Order from A to Z
- Nothing of the ___
- Musical kind
- Match up socks, perhaps
- Make sense of, with "out"
- Make piles, say
- Make piles
- Laundry day task
- Kind; type
- Kind of person
- Instruction in a Word menu
- Impose an order on?
- Get the wash ready
- Get the laundry ready
- Get organized
- Excel option
- Do the mail
- Do some collating
- Do postal work, e.g.
- Do mail-room work
- Do mail work
- Do a washday task
- Do a recycling task
- Do a recycling facility task
- Do a post-office job
- Do a p.o. job
- Divide according to delivery area, as mail
- Decide what goes where
- Database software function
- Database software command
- Cull out
- Cull of duty?
- Copier command
- Computer function
- Common computer instruction
- Color, so to speak
- Collate, e.g.
- Classify.
- Clarify, with "out"
- Categorize, e.g.
- Basic spreadsheet command
- Arrange, as laundry
- Arrange, as in alphabetical order
- Arrange numerically, say
- Arrange into stacks, say
- Arrange in numerical order, say
- Arrange in alphabetical order, perhaps
- Arrange in a certain order
- Arrange from newest to oldest, say
- Arrange CDs
- Arrange by size, say
- Arrange by name, perhaps
- Arrange by age, perhaps
- Arrange albums
- "A ___ of Homecoming" U2
- ___ of (to some extent)
- ___ of (kinda)
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