Answer: PRESS
PRESS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 183 times.
- Squeeze
- Newspapers
- Basketball tactic
- Iron
- Word in telephone menu instructions
- Newspapers, with "the"
- Throng
- Get rid of wrinkles
- Fourth Estate
- Urge
- Phone menu imperative
- Decrease?
- Use a button
- Reporter's badge
- Reporters
- Basketball defense
- "... or ___ 1 for more options"
- Juice extractor
- Garlic-crushing tool
- With 13-Down, push a fellow in public relations
- Print media
- Newspapers, collectively
- Put the squeeze on
- Voice mail imperative
- Flatten
- With 11-Down, publicity rep
- Garlic-crushing device
- Hoops defense
- Fourth estate, as it's known
- Newspapers collectively
- Smooth, in a way
- News medium
- Defensive strategy in basketball
- Try too hard
- Publicity
- Reporters as a group
- Entreat with urgency
- Weightlifter's exercise
- Fifth estate
- Use an iron
- Use a steam iron
- Do ironing
- Remove wrinkles from
- Use a steam iron on
- Do some ironing
- Importune
- Apply force
- Telephone menu instruction
- ''Meet the ___''
- "... or ___ one for more options"
- Vintner's device
- Bench activity
- Get pushy?
- Weightlifting maneuver
- The Fourth Estate
- Media
- Automated telephone menu command
- Type of conference
- The media
- Button word, sometimes
- Type of pass
- Weightlifter's movement
- Iron, as clothes
- Ink
- Reporter's badge word
- Activate, as an elevator button
- Cider maker
- Lift in a gym
- News media
- Don't take no for an answer
- Imperative in an automated telephone message
- Urge, as an issue
- Group providing coverage
- Basketball ploy
- "Meet the ___"
- The Times goes to it
- ___ release (message targeted to the media)
- Defensive basketball tactic
- Be insistent
- Word on some buttons
- Publish
- Printer's need
- Push
- Part of AP
- Squeeze juice from
- It makes the morning papers
- Newspaper industry
- Garlic ___
- "Full court" tactic
- Get pushy
- Bear down
- Use an iron on
- Word on a button
- Papers, collectively
- Push steadily against
- Panini maker, say
- Word on a reporter's ID
- People from the paper
- Remove creases in clothes
- Do laundry work
- Garlic gadget
- Bench exercise
- News crews, collectively
- Try to persuade
- Winemaking tool
- Hoops defensive strategy
- Book maker
- Button word
- Part of UPI
- Defensive hoops tactic
- Get the wrinkles out
- One of the corps
- Printing ___
- Push down
- Directive in some automated messages
- Pamphlet producer
- Printing machine
- Printing apparatus
- Winemaker's apparatus
- De-crease?
- Lean on
- Defense on a court
- Lithographer's equipment
- Media component
- Try too hard, competitively
- Button verb
- Inauguration V.I.P.: Abbr.
- Hold down
- Iron (a shirt)
- Garlic-crushing gadget
- Ask repeatedly
- Machine for printing newspapers
- Flatten with an iron
- Flatten clothes
- Be very persistent
- Word with permanent or printing
- ___ corps
- Thing to do to a button
- Vintner's gear
- Winery device
- Times, Post, News, etc.
- Persist, with "on"
- Newspaper-printing machine
- "Full court" NBA defense
- Smooth out, as pants
- Hound
- First Amendment topic
- Cider-making machine
- Weightlifter's maneuver
- Garlic-crushing utensil
- Push, as a button
- Bench ___: exercise
- Flatten with a steam iron
- Coffee machine
- Specialty grill
- Media attention
- Don't take no for an answer*
- It should be free in a democracy
- Freedom of the ___ (First Amendment right)
- Crush, as a garlic clove
- ___ and curl (salon treatment)
- Aggressive defense in basketball
- Deltoid-working exercise
- Newspaper media
- Tool for tofu or garlic
- First Amendment concern
- Garlic squeezer
- Ink, so to speak
- Silk ___ (hairstyling method)
- Leg ___ (quad exercise)
- Media coverage
- French ___ (coffee making device)
- Cider mill fixture
- Word after "bench" or "free"
- Panini maker, e.g.
- Word with French or free
- Silk ___ (hair straightening technique)
- Journalism
- Clear clothes lines, in a way
- Word with French or bench
- Freedom of the ___
- Its freedom is granted in the First Amendment
- "Any ___ is good ___" (public relations saying)