Answer: SLOT
SLOT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 280 times.
- Coin hole
- Kind of car
- Opening
- Opening for a coin
- Space on a schedule
- Piggy bank opening
- Part of a jukebox
- Gumball machine feature
- Place on the schedule
- Token taker
- See 28-Down
- Schedule position
- Piggy bank feature
- Lemon producer?
- Nickelodeon feature
- Job opening
- Position to fill
- Opening for a mail carrier
- 8:00-8:30, e.g., on a schedule
- Word with car or machine
- Schedule spot
- *Opening ... machine ... schedule
- Place for mail
- Piggy-bank aperture
- Place on a schedule
- Schedule
- Opening for a tab
- Coin opening
- Mailbox feature
- Opening for Vegas
- Turnstile feature
- Schedule space
- Part of a piggy bank
- One-armed bandit
- Part of a schedule
- ___ machine
- Section of a hockey rink in front of the goal
- See 22-Down
- Where a tab is inserted
- Groove
- Atlantic City attraction
- Vegas machine
- Vegas attraction
- Machine with fruit images
- Position in a sequence
- Token taker?
- Pay phone feature
- Place for a new card
- Opening for coins
- Frequent Las Vegas money taker
- Spot on the schedule
- Place for a coin
- Screw head indentation
- Vegas opening?
- Vegas machine, briefly
- One-armed bandit, briefly
- Vegas machine, for short
- Coin taker
- Parking meter feature
- One-armed bandit feature
- 8:00-9:00 on a schedule, e.g.
- Feature of a one-armed bandit
- Keycard receiver
- Schedule opening
- Prime time lineup position
- Opening in a door for mail
- ___ machine (one-armed bandit)
- Where a tab goes
- 11-Down machine
- Narrow opening
- Token opening
- Vegas opening
- One-armed bandit's "mouth"
- Notch
- Vending machine opening
- Coin-op opening
- Bandit one hopefully gives money to?
- Bandit one hopes to take money from?
- Place for a tab
- Mail drop, e.g.
- Tab's counterpart
- Coin destination
- Vegas fixture
- Vending-machine opening
- Piggy-bank feature
- Sked space
- Hole in a vending machine
- Mailbox opening
- Allocated time
- Pigeonhole
- Coin drop
- Place for coins
- Letter drop
- Atlantic City machine
- Assigned time
- Spot on a schedule
- Casino machine
- Coin destination, sometimes
- Hole in a Vegas machine
- Word with mail or time
- It welcomes change
- Casino opening?
- Vending machine feature
- Change place
- One of many openings in Vegas
- Letter entry
- Space on the schedule
- Vegas machine opening
- Coin entry
- Compartment
- It willingly accepts change
- Small opening
- Machine with neon lights outside?
- Machine preceder
- Vegas device
- Certain bandit's mouth
- Where a tab fits
- Piggy-bank opening
- Vending-machine feature
- Coin collector?
- Destination for a coin, sometimes
- 8:00-9:00, say
- Part of an armed bandit
- Nickelodeon opening
- Position on the roster
- Word on some assembly instructions
- Narrow notch
- Piggy-bank part
- Gambler's opening?
- Opening for change
- Coin aperture
- Time assignment
- Vegas staple
- Opening at a casino
- Screw feature
- Place in a TV lineup
- Place for change
- TV schedule section
- Mail-chute opening
- Outlook opening
- One armed bandit
- Word after mail and before machine
- A kind of machine
- Word with "time" or "mail"
- Area close to a hockey net
- Area close to hockey net
- Area in front of a hockey goal
- 65-Down feature
- Thin opening
- Mailbox part
- Coin's place
- Pay phone part
- Coin receiver
- Type of machine
- Pigeon-hole
- Fit into the schedule
- Hole for coins
- Casino attraction
- Appointment book opening
- "Coin-eating" part of a vending machine
- Time in a schedule
- Keyway
- Post office opening?
- Reno fixture
- Parking-meter feature
- Quarter's place
- Hockey area in front of the crease
- ATM hole
- Job or coin opening
- Coin chanel
- Casino item, for short
- Roulette wheel compartment
- Vegas machine feature
- Word before car or machine
- Thin coin collector
- One in a Vegas row
- Receptacle
- Place for a quarter
- Key card receiver
- Change consumer
- Schedule vacancy
- Casino cash collector
- Opening at the casino
- Where change is welcome
- Where your money goes, sometimes
- Opening in Vegas
- A.T.M. feature
- ATM feature
- Where the coin goes
- Money swallower
- Football position
- Position in a series
- Mailbox alternative
- Las Vegas opening
- Coin swallower
- Pinball machine feature
- Parking meter opening
- Hotel keycard opening
- Tab holder
- Open position
- Parking-meter opening
- Hole for a coin
- Machine displaying fruit symbols
- It may be quarter-sized
- Atlantic City machine type
- Opening in a schedule
- Datebook opening
- Coin depository
- Place for a keycard
- Place for a token
- Booking time
- Where to drop a coin
- Aperture
- 8:00-9:00 on TV, e.g.
- Place in a schedule
- Space on a container ship
- Coin eater
- Opening on a one-armed bandit
- Important vending machine part
- Position
- Tab target
- Mail box opening
- Opening for 11-Down
- Opening on a schedule
- Casino opening
- One of two areas on a football line
- Hole in a one-armed bandit
- One in a casino row
- Gambling "machine"
- Part of a vending machine
- Opening at work
- It eats change
- Token receiver
- Toaster feature
- Place to place tokens
- Mail opening in a door
- Part of a TV schedule
- Machine with pay-outs
- 1:00-2:00, e.g., on a schedule
- Vending maching collector?
- Opening for a keycard
- Mail-drop opening
- Jukebox opening
- Scheduled time
- 8:00-9:00 p.m. in prime time, e.g.
- Schedule niche
- Give an appointment to
- Casino machine opening
- What a coin may go in
- Caesars Palace machine
- Piggy bank part
- Vegas' "one-armed bandit"
- Feature of many a mailbox
- Post office opening
- Golden Nugget machine
- Vending machine's place for coins
- TV time
- Schedule segment
- Put on the schedule
- Opening in the casino industry?
- Opening in a machine for coins
- Opening for a time ... or a dime
- Narrow opening for coins
- Debit card reader opening
- Passage for change
- Machine's opening for coins
- Space in a schedule
- ___ car: toy racer
- Coin collector
- Blank on a sign-up sheet
- Place to insert a coin
- Mail opening
- Gumball machine opening
- ___ canyon
- Opening for a hotel key card
- Narrow opening for a coin
- Place for a key card
- What welcomes change?
- #2
- Fit (in)