Answer: TONES
TONES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 103 times.
- Pitches
- Steps on a scale?
- Dial sounds
- Colorings
- Color or coloratura variations
- Hues
- Sounds
- Softens, with "down"
- Color wheel display
- Color wheel choices
- Pastels
- Answering machine signals
- Chromatic nuances
- Modulates, with "down"
- Subdues, with "down"
- Shades
- Steps on a scale
- Staff notes?
- Scale composition
- Shadings
- Musical pitches
- Shapes up
- See 49-Across
- Vocal qualities
- Vocal sounds
- Makes muscles mightier
- The sounds of music
- Shapes up, as muscles
- Firms (up)
- Musical qualities
- Musical sounds
- Color qualities
- Dos and others
- They may be pear-shaped
- Vocal manners
- Improves, as one's muscles
- Sound qualities
- Answering-machine sounds
- Sounds of music
- Color variations
- Vocal inflections
- Ecru, mauve, et al.
- Does many repetitions with low weights
- Distinct musical sounds
- Salon selections
- Pitch steps
- Scale parts
- Sounds or colors
- Firms up, as muscles
- Lessens, with "down"
- Color gradations
- Fa/la
- Firms muscles
- Improves muscles
- Music sounds
- Phone sounds
- Colors
- Colors or sounds
- Voice mail prompts
- 12 in a scale
- Conditions, with "up"
- Colorations
- Voice-mail sounds
- Strengthens
- Firms
- Musical notes
- Moderates, with "down"
- Strengthens, with "up"
- Pure sounds
- Of music sounds
- Voice-mail prompts
- Mutes, with "down"
- Chimes, e.g.
- Musical sound qualities
- Makes firmer
- Accents
- Electronic sounds
- Voicemail cues
- Utilizes a gym
- Firms up
- Various colors
- Gets buff, with "up"
- Hews
- Tightens muscles
- Shades of color
- Musical array
- Gets in shape, with "up"
- Voicemail sounds
- Xylophone output
- NBC chime trio
- Mandarin Chinese has four main ones
- Thai has five of them
- Gets into shape, with "up"
- Foundation options
- Makeup palette assortment
- Eases, with "down"
- Color wheel options
- The Thai language has five
- Earth ___: natural shades
- Busy signals, e.g.
- ___ down: softens
- Apt anagram of "notes"
- Features of Mandarin and Gwich'in