MOTTO

MOTTO


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: motto
Phonetic: /ˈmɒtəʊ/
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A sentence, phrase, or word, forming part of an heraldic achievement.
A sentence, phrase, or word, prefixed to an essay, discourse, chapter, canto, or the like, suggestive of its subject matter; a short, suggestive expression of a guiding principle; a maxim.
A paper packet containing a sweetmeat, cracker, etc., together with a scrap of paper bearing a motto.


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All for one and one for all
Be Prepared
Blood and Fire for the Salvation Army
Dont Tread on Me
E pluribus unum is one
E pluribus unum
Eureka in California
Eureka to California
Excelsior
Hope
In God We Trust is one
Live Free or Die
Semper Fidelis
Swifter
Take no prisoners
The Union in Oregon
Think or Think different
Live Free or Die
Semper fidelis
Banner phrase
Banner-borne words
Battle cry
Byword
Californias is Eureka!
Catchphrase
Catchword
Club creed
Coat of arms inscription
Common inscription
Each state has one
Epigraph
Eureka is one
Every state has one
Guiding phrase
Guiding principle
Identifiable catchphrase
Impresa feature
Inspirational slogan
It may be below a crest
Item for a sampler.
License plate feature
License plate words
Maxim
Most U.S. states have one that isnt in English
Part of a seal
Rhode Islands is Hope
Saying
Seal inscription
Sententious sentiment
Slogan
Slogans relative
Wisconsins is Forward
Words of wisdom
Words often etched in stone
Words on a coat of arms
Words on a family shield
Words on a seal
Words to live by
Words to remember
E pluribus unum, for instance.
Excelsior, for instance.
Sampler item.
Aphorism
Semper paratus, for example.
Short expression of a guiding principle.
In God We Trust.
Excelsior, for example.
Silence is golden.
Eureka!, for one.
Can Do, for one.
Ich Dien, for one
God bless our home, e.g.
Be Prepared, for one
Sampler sentiment
All 50 have one
Be Prepared, e.g.
Hope, to R.I.
Friendship, to a Texan
Party novelty
We Shall Overcome, e.g.
What 60 Across is
Veritas vincit, for one
Seabees' Can Do is one
Kind of kiss
Alki, to an Evergreen State native
Semper fidelis, e.g.
Eureka, to a Californian
Saying on a seal
E pluribus unum, e.g.
All for one and one for all, e.g.
Live free or die, to New Hampshire
See 24-Across
Live Free or Die, for New Hampshire
New Hampshire's Live Free or Die, e.g.
Seal words
Semper Fidelis, for the U.S. Marines
Coat of arms element
The Boy Scouts' Be Prepared, e.g.
In God We Trust, for the United States
Veritas for Harvard or Veritas vos liberabit for Johns Hopkins
You only live once, for one
Be prepared, for example
Line often in Latin
Alki, for Washington State
See 69-Across
Writing on many a license plate
Words on heraldic crest
Phrase to express character
Part of coat of arms
Slogan encapsulating self-image
Adage
Guiding adage
Phrase on a coat of arms
Favourite saying of a group
Phrase in a Christmas cracker
Saw maiden meeting German fellow
Saw German chap stalking maiden
Shibboleth.
Monsieur the Archduke's statement of intent?
Too much in flash slogan
Catchword is excessive in very short time
Saying Bottoms up! and losing inhibitions
Oddly deficient importation logo
Test to form a legend
Saying something clever before telephone operator starts
Saw bed turned over, but not at first
Crossroads of America in Indiana, e.g.
Harvards is Veritas
Words often framed
Semper fidelis is one
Legend behind uprising needing no introduction
'Head off, bottom up' as a slogan
Maxim to live by
Inspirational catchphrase
Words often on a logo
Utah's Industry, e.g.
Be Prepared, for Boy Scouts
Giant cat swallowing a gerbil's head
Hurry to take in very busy area
Omit state (not Rhode Island) at beginning of trip
Standard space used in typesetting symbol
Short saying
Slogan encapsulated by 'Bottoms Up!'
Saw German fellow miles in front
Saw bum, not head, rising
Saw cats going head to head, one of them Manx
Gravitas not originally recalled in representative phrase
Bottoms up, endlessly – thats the watchword!
Saw satellite failing to complete orbits a couple of times
Saw excessive award overturned
Favourite saying
What Angus has to say about abstemious gnome
Semper fi, for the Marines, or YOLO, for Drake
Maxim. saying
Be prepared, for the Boy Scouts
California's "Eureka," for one
State line?
New Hampshires is Live Free or Die
Hope, for Rhode Island
Words on a family banner
Wyoming's "Equal Rights," e.g.
"Fake it 'til you make it" or "No pain, no gain"
Slogan of TV comedy originally ignored, then taken up
Saw German by McDonald’s logo
Montana is the only U.S. state with one in Spanish




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