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Answer: LAT

LAT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 165 times.

• Back muscle, familiarly
• 50 degrees, say: Abbr.
• Back muscle, for short
• Back muscle, briefly
• Ancient lang.
• It's 0 deg. at the equator
• Paint base
• Cartographic fig.
• It's perpendicular to long.
• Midback muscle, for short
• Opposite of long.
• It's measured in degrees: Abbr.
• High school subj.
• Global positioning fig.
• Global positioning datum: Abbr.
• Map line: Abbr.
• Long. crosser
• Global positioning meas.
• Bodybuilder's target
• Long.'s opposite
• Counterpart of long.
• G.P.S. fig.
• Iron pumper's muscle
• Like 2-Down: Abbr.
• Certain parallel: Abbr.
• Midback muscle, briefly
• 50 degs., maybe
• Part of a G.P.S. reading: Abbr.
• Muscle strengthened by a pulldown exercise, in brief
• Partner of long. in a G.P.S. location
• 0 deg., at the equator
• Map abbr.
• It's about 40° in NYC
• Long. counterpart
• Delt’s neighbor
• Delt's neighbor
• Back muscle
• Pull-down exercise target
• Muscle strengthened in rowing, in brief
• Long. partner
• Angular distance from the equator: Abbr.
• Livy's lang.
• It's measured in degs.
• Lang. of many mottoes
• Atlas fig.
• Back muscle, familiarly (m)
• It's 0 at the equator: Abbr.
• Old lang.
• Pull-up beneficiary, briefly
• Trop. of Cancer, for one
• Workout target, for short
• Long.'s counterpart
• Gazetteer abbr.
• Global positioning datum, briefly
• Back muscle, in gym-speak
• Back muscle, to gym regulars
• Relative of long.
• Partner of long.
• Back muscle, to weightlifters
• Bodybuilder's focus, sometimes
• Bit of your back, briefly
• Back muscle, in gym lingo
• Bodybuilder's concern, among others
• No. in a map's right margin
• Pull-ups' target, for short
• Pull-down exercise target, briefly
• Upper back muscle, for short
• Bodybuilder's target, briefly
• Delt neighbor
• No. on a map
• Pulldown beneficiary, for short
• GPS determination
• Long. crossing
• Map abbreviation
• Muscle strengthened in rowing, briefly
• Pec neighbor
• Delt’s neighbor
• Long. opposite
• ___ tower (workout apparatus)
• Latvian currency
• Pumper's pride, perhaps
• Ovid's lang.
• Longitude's opp.
• Nero's language: Abbr.
• Cato's lang.
• Opp. of longitude
• Caesar's lang.
• Nero's lang.
• Back muscle, casually
• Rom. tongue
• Back muscle for short,
• Skeletal muscle
• Map coordinate: Abbr.
• Showy bit of back brawn
• Muscle below a delt
• Trapezius neighbor, for short
• Parallel meas.
• Certain striated muscle, briefly
• Long's counterpart
• Bat-making tool
• Lang. course
• GPS finding
• Brutus' lang.
• Short muscle?
• Not long.
• Back muscle, in the gym
• Map marking (abbr.)
• GPS datum
• At the equator, it's 0 deg.
• Back muscle, informally
• Muscle used in pull-ups, briefly
• Small muscle?
• You'd expect to see it before long.
• GPS fig.
• Rowing machine target, for short
• "Et alia" lang.
• Long. companion
• Iron-pumper's muscle
• GPS number
• Lifter's back muscle
• Zero deg. at the equator, say
• Chin-up muscle, briefly
• Source of many med. terms
• A GPS coordinate: Abbr.
• Flat back muscle, briefly
• One of a pair of map coordinates: Abbr.
• Negative pull-up beneficiary
• West Coast news inits.
• Large back muscle
• Classicist's subj.
• World atlas abbr.
• 90 deg. at the North Pole, e.g.
• Many legal terms are in it: Abbr.
• GPS stat
• Rowing muscle, for short
• E.-W. line
• Long. sidekick
• N or S position
• Major California paper, for short
• Pull-up muscle
• Exempli gratia, e.g.: Abbr.
• Long.'s partner, on a GPS
• Big California paper, for short
• Midback muscle*
• Counterpart of longitude (Abbr.)
• Back muscle, in brief
• What doesn't go a long. way?
• Muscle worked in rowing exercises, for short
• Pull-up muscle, for short
• Line on a map: Abbr.
• Muscle worked by a kettlebell swing, informally
• Alaska has the highest one in the U.S.: Abbr.
• Muscle worked on back day
• Hor. map line
• Target for a pulldown for short
• Target of dumbbell rows, informally
• Midback muscle
• It's not long.
• Pullup muscle, briefly
• Seal row muscle, for short
• Muscle worked by a pull-down machine, for short
• Muscle targeted by a pullup
• Something found near a trap
• Muscle used in pull-ups, for short
• Muscle useful in rock climbing