LAT

LAT


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Word: lat
Phonetic: /lɑːt/
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A staff, particularly one of an Indian kind.
A monumental pillar, particularly the Buddhist columns erected in East India.


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Ad hoc lang.
0 deg.
45 Back muscle
50 degrees
50 degs.
A Billy Blanks target
Ancient lang.
Angular distance from the equator: Abbr.
Atlas abbr.
Atlas fig.
Back bulk
Back muscle
Bodybuilders focus
Bodybuilders target
Brutuss lang.
Caesars lang.
Californias largest newspaper
Caligulas language: abbr.
Cartographers abbr.
Cartographic fig.
Catos lang.
Certain degrees: Abbr.
Certain parallel: Abbr.
Ciceros lang.
Classicists subs.
Coin of Riga
Companion of long.
Counterpart of long.
Daily published by Russ Stanton: Abbr.
Delt neighbor
Delts neighbor
Distance from the equator: Abbr.
E-W map line
Fig. between 0 and 90
G.P.S. fig.
GPS coordinate
GPS determination
Geog. abbr.
Global positioning datum
Global positioning datum: Abbr.
Global positioning fig.
Global positioning meas.
Globe line: Abbr.
H.S. subject
High school subj.
Iron pumpers muscle
Iron-pumpers muscle
Its 0 at the equator: Abbr.
Its 0 deg. at the equator
Its about 40 in NYC
Its measured in degrees: Abbr.
Its measured in degress N or S
Its measured in degs.
Its perpendicular to long.
Lang. of many mottoes
Latitude; abbr
Lifters back muscle
Livys lang.
Long. companion
Long. counterpart
Long. crosser
Long. crossing
Long. opposite
Long. partner
Long. sidekick
Long.s complement
Long.s counterpart
Long.s opposite
Long.s partner
Longitudes counterpart: Abbr.
Longitudes opp.
Lower-back muscle
Map abbr.
Map abbreviation
Map line: Abbr.
Mariners abbr.
Midback muscle
Muscle exercised by doing chin-ups
Muscle in the back
Muscle strengthened by a pulldown exercise
Muscle strengthened in rowing
Navigators abbr.
Neros lang.
Neros language: Abbr.
No. between 0 and 90
No. in a maps right margin
No. on a map
Not long.
Old lang.
Opp. of long.
Opp. of longitude
Opposite of long.
Opposite of longitude: Abbr.
Ovids lang.
Paint base
Part of a G.P.S. reading: Abbr.
Partner of long.
Partner of long. in a G.P.S. location
Pec neighbor
Pull-down exercise target
Pull-up beneficiary
Pulldown beneficiary
Pumpers pride
Relative of long.
Rival of the NYT and WSJ
Rom. tongue
Roman lang.
Short back muscle
This paper
Trapezius neighbor
Trop. of Cancer
Upper back muscle
WaPo rival
Workout target
World atlas abbr.
___ tower (workout apparatus)
Coin of a Baltic nation.
Formerly worth about 20c in Latvia.
Buddhist pillar.
Money in Riga.
Parallel measure in degrees and minutes: Abbr.
Roman tongue: Abbr.
Learned language: Abbr.
Scipio's language: Abbr.
Classical tongue: Abbr.
Imaginary earthline: Abbr.
A language: Abbr.
Old language: Abbr.
Ancient language: Abbr.
Language: Abbr.
Line of a map: Abbr.
School subject: abbr.
Abbreviation on a map.
Long.'s partner.
School course: Abbr.
Geographer's abbreviation.
Atlas abbreviation
Classical language: Abbr.
Riga coin
Old Baltic coin
Caesar's language: Abbr.
School study: Abbr.
Old coin of Riga
Geographical abbr.
Column in a Buddhist building
Former Riga coin
Livy's lang.
Kind of sch.
Breadth, for short
Cicero's lang.
Ancestor of Ital.
Nero's lang.
Mother of Fr., Sp., etc.
Caesar's lang.
Calpurnia's lang.
Seminary subj.
Mariner's abbr.
It's 34°, for L.A.
Cato's lang.
Classical lang.
Cato's tongue: Abbr.
Long.'s opposite
This crosses long.
Kin of long.
Long.'s companion
Classicist's subs.
Back muscle, familiarly
Back muscle, for short
50 degrees, say: Abbr.
Back muscle, briefly
It's 0 deg. at the equator
It's perpendicular to long.
Midback muscle, for short
It's measured in degrees: Abbr.
Bodybuilder's target
Map figure: Abbr.
Like 2-Down: Abbr.
Iron pumper's muscle
50 degs., maybe
Midback muscle, briefly
Muscle strengthened by a pulldown exercise, in brief
Muscle strengthened in rowing, in brief
Muscle below a delt
Muscle used in pull-ups, briefly
Back muscle, to weightlifters
Rowing machine target, for short
A GPS coordinate: Abbr.
Back muscle, informally
One of a pair of map coordinates: Abbr.
West Coast news inits.
Many legal terms are in it: Abbr.
Rowing muscle, for short
E.-W. line
You'd expect to see it before long.
It's measured in degs.
Major California paper, for short
Muscle strengthened in rowing, briefly
Exempli gratia, e.g.: Abbr.
Big California paper, for short
90 deg. at the North Pole, e.g.
GPS finding
Its a shortening of the Latin word for broadest
Negative pull-up beneficiary
GPS stat
N or S position
Pull-up muscle
SoCal newspaper
Paper owned by Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, for short
Paper covering recent orange skies, for short
Newspaper founded by Nathan Cole Jr. and Thomas Gardiner, first published just before Christmas in 1881 (abbr.)
WaPos western rival
Muscle worked by push-ups and pull-ups, briefly
California newspaper, for short
Back muscle, in brief
Zero deg. at the equator, say
Zero deg. at the equator, say
What doesn't go a long. way?
Chin-up muscle, briefly
Chin-up muscle, briefly
Muscle worked in rowing exercises, for short
GPS figure
Muscle developed by deadlifts
Unfashionable dance music causing muscle contraction
Pull-up muscle, for short
One working with chinning
West-Coast rival of the WSJ and WaPo
High spirits
Back muscle, in short
Bodybuilders back muscle
Muscle worked by a kettlebell swing, informally
GPS display
Muscle targeted by a cable row, for short
Its not long.!
Calif. newspaper
Hor. map line
Target of dumbbell rows, informally
Target of dumbbell rows, informally
California newspaper, briefly
Its worked by a landmine row, briefly
Newspaper with strong entertainment coverage, for short
Muscle exercised by pull-ups and shotgun rows, for short
Muscle used in pull-ups, for short




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