Answer: STENO
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Court pro(Used today)
- Office worker
- ___ pad
- Court figure
- Shorthand pro
- Office assistant
- Kind of pool
- Kind of pad
- Office helper
- Court fig.
- Dictation taker
- Court reporter
- Pool member
- Shorthand expert
- __ pool
- Pool worker
- Pool person
- Memo taker
- Exec's clerk
- Dictator's aide
- Office aide
- Dictation-taking pro
- Court employee
- __ pad
- Pool party?
- Pad user
- Note taker
- Courtroom figure
- "Mad Men" extra
- Shorthand taker
- Person in a pool
- Pad type
- Gregg grad
- Exec's scribe
- Shorthand, for short
- Dictator's assistant
- Dictation pro
- Courtroom worker
- Court worker
- Apt anagram of "notes"
- Trial figure
- Shorthand whiz
- Shorthand specialist
- Shorthand expert, for short
- Gregg pro
- Type of pad
- Transcription taker
- Transcription pro
- Transcript preparer
- Shorthand user
- Off. worker
- Dictation taker, for short
- Dictation taker, briefly
- Shorthand taker, for short
- Shorthand system
- Secretary, at times
- One in a pool
- Office writer
- Gregg user
- Gregg specialist, for short
- Gal Friday
- Courtroom transcript pro
- Court reporter, briefly
- Court figure, briefly
- "Mad Men" pool member
- Testimony taker
- Shorthand user, for short
- One who responds to a dictator?
- Office-pool member
- Office help
- Office girl
- Office gal
- Office clerk
- Girl in a pool
- Dictator's underling
- Courtroom worker, briefly
- Courtroom employee, briefly
- CEO's aide
- Aide with a pad
- Word before pad or pool
- Trial recorder
- Transcriber
- Testimony recorder, for short
- Speedy note taker
- Shorthand writer, for short
- Shorthand writer
- Shorthand specialist, for short
- Shorthand pro, for short
- Record producer?
- Professional listener
- Pro with a pad
- Prefix with -graphy
- Pool party
- Pool employee
- Person taking dictation, for short
- Part of a pool
- Old pool denizen
- Office worker, for short
- Office wkr.
- Narrow: Comb. form
- Low-tech note taker
- Help for a dictator?
- Gregg expert
- Exec's helper
- Dictator's subject?
- Dictator's helper
- Dictator's asst.?
- Dictation whiz
- Dictation taker, once
- Dictatee
- Courtroom worker, for short
- Courtroom note taker, for short
- Courtroom employee
- Court reporter, e.g.
- Court note-taker
- Apt anagram for notes
- Type lead-in
- Transcription taker (Abbr.)
- Transcript source
- Takedown expert?
- Takedown artist?
- Shorthanded one?
- Shorthand, in short
- Recording artist?
- Pool participant
- Pool occupant
- Pool member of old
- Pitman user
- Pad holder, for short
- One used to being dictated to
- One subject to a dictator?
- Old-style word processor
- Old office worker
- Office scribe
- Office recorder
- Office employee of old
- Office assistant, once
- Note taker using symbols
- Nine-to-fiver
- Meeting transcriber
- Increasingly rare office job
- Gregg girl
- Fast note taker
- Dictator's right hand
- Dictator's helper?
- Dictation expert
- Deposition taker
- Crater explored by Apollo 17
- Courtroom pro
- Court reporter, for short
- Court recorder
- Court aide
- A type of pool
- "Mad Men" office skill
- ___ pad (retro notebook)
- Writer of short letters
- Worker with a pad
- Worker whose name is, appropriately, an anagram of NOTES
- Worker whose name anagrams to the person's output
- Worker mixing up notes?
- Worker in an exec's office
- Worker in a pool
- Word with graph or type
- Word form with typist
- Word before pool or pad
- Word before "pad" or "pool"
- Winnie Winkle of comics, e.g.
- Winnie Winkle of comics
- Voice recorder's human alternative
- User of the Pitman system
- User of a pad with a center rule
- Typist
- Trial worker
- Trial noter
- Transcriptionist
- Transcribing pro
- Transcriber, for short
- To whom an exec dictates
- Temp of old
- Taker of notes
- Tachygraphy expert
- Symbol-writing pro
- Speedy notetaker
- Shorthander, for short
- Shorthander
- Shorthanded worker?
- Shorthand user, briefly
- Shorthand typist (abbr)
- Shorthand transcriber
- Shorthand gal
- Shorthand crackerjack
- Shorthand ace
- Short story writer?
- Short shorthand writer?
- Secretarial asst.
- Sec'y, often
- Professional note taker
- Pro with a pad and pen
- Pro taking notes, and an anagram of "notes"
- Pro in taking dictation
- Pro at transcription
- Pro at shorthand
- Pro at generating transcripts
- Prefix with graph or type
- Prefix for graph or type
- Position that's an anagram, appropriately, of "notes"
- Pool worker, for short
- Pool temp, maybe
- Pool person, perhaps
- Pool member, once
- Pool member, maybe
- Pool girl
- Pitman specialist, for short
- Person with a pad
- Person in a pool, once
- Padded court figure?
- Pad user, for short
- One working with a dictator
- One working for a dictator
- One whose work hours may involve minutes
- One whose boss is a dictator?
- One who's on the pad
- One who works for a dictator?
- One who should be well padded?
- One who probably knows Gregg
- One who may be shorthanded at work?
- One who knows Gregg
- One who keeps padded accounts?
- One who appreciates a great dictator
- One taking shorthand, for short
- One in the pool
- One in an office pool
- One in a certain pool
- One helping a dictator
- One collecting thoughts on the record
- Old-style office job
- Old pool worker, briefly
- Old office worker who took dictation
- Old office note taker
- Old memo writer
- Old kind of pool
- Office writer, for short
- Office worker, once
- Office worker of yore
- Office transcriber
- Office pro
- Office pool worker
- Office employee, for short
- Office employe
- Office dictation taker
- Off. figure
- Obsolescent type of pad
- Obsolescent office temp
- Obsolescent office position
- Notetaker in court
- Note-taking pro
- Note-taking pool type
- Note-taker, for short
- Note taker, for short
- Note taker (Abbr.)
- Minutes taker, maybe
- Minutes man, perhaps
- Memo taker of old
- Member of a pool, once
- Member of a pool
- Mem. of a pool
- Low-tech office recorder
- Literally "narrow" occupation
- Letter taker, for short
- Letter taker
- Legal brief writer?
- Lead-in to -graphy
- Kind of pool, once
- Kind of pad or pool
- Job made almost obsolete by voice recorders
- Job in court, for short
- It's shorthand for shorthand
- Intended user of a certain ruled pad
- Indoor pool?
- Gregg student, briefly
- Gregg specialist, cut
- Gregg method user
- Girl with a notebook.
- Fast writer
- Exec's note taker
- Exec's helper of yore
- Exec's employee
- Exec's brain, on occasion
- Employee of a dictator?
- Employee of a dictator
- Employee in a pool
- Dictators' underling
- Dictator's underling?
- Dictator's right hand?
- Dictator's helper, once
- Dictator's employee?
- Dictator's asst.
- Dictator's assistant?
- Dictator's aide, in days gone by
- Deposition aide
- Courtroom staple, for short
- Courtroom recorder, for short
- Courtroom notetaker, informally
- Courtroom fig. with a keyboard
- Court reporter, perhaps
- Court reporter, in short
- Court reporter, for one
- Court reporter for short
- Court reporter for one
- Court figure, for short
- Court employee, for short
- Comics' Winnie Winkle, e.g.
- CEO's shorthand pro
- Bygone office worker
- Bygone office position
- Bygone aide
- Broadcast captioner, for short
- Apt anagram of ''notes''
- Apt "notes" anagram
- Anagrammatically, she takes notes
- Anagram of "notes," aptly
- Anagram of "notes," appropriately
- "Nine to Five" figure
- ___ pad (reporter's notebook)
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