Answer: USER
USER is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 471 times.
Referring Clues:
- Exploiter
- Mouse manipulator
- Manipulator
- Customer
- One needing rehab
- Druggie
- Client
- End ___
- Computerphile
- Junkie
- Consumer
- One who's in it for himself
- Web visitor, e.g.
- ___-friendly
- Addict
- Computer operator
- Manipulative sort
- Selfish sort
- Opportunist, maybe
- Person with a PC
- Conniver
- Net-surfer
- Drug addict
- "Surfer," so to speak
- Cybercafe patron
- Not a teetotaler
- Exploitative sort
- AOL patron
- Cable subscriber
- Terminal man?
- Manual reader, say
- One providing input
- Tech support caller
- Exploitative type
- Manipulative one
- Utility customer
- ___ group (computer info source)
- String puller
- One to whom a warranty applies
- One who isn't "clean"
- Abstainer's opposite
- Not an abstainer
- Techie's client
- One with ulterior motives
- Not-so-straight shooter?
- One who takes drugs, e.g.
- Word with fee or ID
- Candidate for rehab
- Pusher's target
- Software buyer
- PC person
- Web surfer, e.g.
- Drug dealer's customer
- End-___ (ultimate buyer)
- Manual reader
- Beta tester, e.g.
- PC operator
- One getting a manual
- Rehab candidate
- ___-friendly (simple to operate)
- Tech caller
- Word before fee or group
- ___ fee
- One pointing and clicking
- One at the computer
- Tech's customer
- Word with interface or option
- Person with a password
- Techie's tutee
- Internet surfer
- PC person?
- Mouse pusher
- One who logs on
- Person on a terminal
- AOL client
- Netizen, e.g.
- Surfer, so to speak
- Internet explorer
- Manipulative person
- Kind of friendly?
- ISP subscriber
- Prodigy customer
- Manual consultant
- One on a computer
- Interface research focus
- Spam recipient
- Microsoft customer
- Computer buyer
- America Online customer
- Library patron
- One working with Linux, e.g.
- Customer service caller
- Web surfer
- Software purchaser
- One at the keyboard
- Type of group
- One who's not a good friend
- Patron
- One on-line
- Rehab resident
- Gas company's customer
- Bad friend
- One logged in
- Rehab clinic patient
- Icon clicker
- Cybercafé customer
- On-line patron
- Cyberspace denizen
- One calling technical support
- Mouse mover
- One who logs in
- One who takes undue advantage
- Crackhead, e.g.
- Head shop customer
- One who enjoys surfing, say
- One who might be high-minded?
- Mouse clicker
- Owner's manual reader
- One in a needle program
- E-mail recipient, e.g.
- Cokehead, e.g.
- One who Googles, e.g.
- Exploitation expert
- Laptop owner, e.g.
- GUI piece?
- Terminal person?
- One with track marks
- Unclean person?
- One with a drug problem
- Hacker or browser
- Rehab admission
- One needing tech support
- __-friendly
- One with a mouse
- Hotspot seeker
- Mouse slider
- Computer nerd, e.g.
- Kind of ID
- Friendly leader?
- Wi-Fi hot-spot seeker
- Certain surfer
- Employer
- Internet browser
- Netizen, e,g,
- Computer owner
- PC owner
- Techie's customer
- Spreadsheet worker
- Exploitative one
- Vista purchaser
- Computer customer
- Laptop lugger
- Manual consulter
- Manual reader, perhaps
- Person on-line
- Vista buyer
- Tech-support recipient
- End __
- Person at a computer
- Tech's client
- AOL customer
- Not a true friend
- One logging in
- Cyberspace traveler
- Web-service subscriber
- One with a laptop
- Wireless hotspot seeker
- ___-friendly (easy to operate)
- Word with ''friendly'' or ''ID''
- Cause of some computer errors
- One pushing a mouse around?
- Advertiser's target
- Mac owner
- Friendly opening?
- Windows customer
- Friendly opening
- PC operator, e.g.
- Computer operator, e.g.
- End follower
- Target of certain fees
- Dealer's customer
- One logged on
- Gas-company customer
- Macintosh owner
- Windows opener
- Rehab target
- Friendly introduction?
- Product endorser, hopefully
- Friendly intro?
- One with a password
- Computer person
- Software customer
- __ ID
- Utilities customer
- "Friendly" attachment
- Chatroom visitor
- Computer addict?
- Adman's target
- Wi-Fi hotspot seeker
- Web browser, for one
- Technical-support caller
- Manipulative type
- Surfer, nowadays
- One at a keyboard, often
- ___-friendly software
- __ name: computer ID
- Techie caller
- ___-friendly (easy to set up)
- Product buyer
- End ___ (ultimate customer)
- Tech-support caller
- Tech help caller
- One in need of tech support
- PC devotee
- Laptop operator
- One with a habit
- Tech support seeker
- Lead-in for friendly
- ___ name (computer ID)
- One with a password, perhaps
- App buyer
- Someone logged in, possibly
- Calls on
- Frenemy, maybe
- Password enterer
- Word with "friendly" or "ID"
- ___ ID
- ___ name: computer ID
- Kind of friendly
- Friendly opener?
- Selfish type
- Internet patron
- Manufacturer's target
- One who can't just say "no"
- Methadone clinic visitor
- Mac person, say
- ___ group
- Facebook member, e.g.
- Manual's intended reader
- Goes with friendly
- Cause of many computer errors
- Chat-room visitor
- -friendly
- Mouse manager
- Web browser
- ___-friendly
- Exploitative person
- ___friendly
- Laptop owner
- Mouse master
- Person with an ID
- ___ -friendly
- Exploiting sort
- One at a PC
- AOL client, e.g.
- Person at a PC
- PC worker
- Operator
- Friendly person?
- Manipulative sort
- One online
- Tech-help seeker
- Computer buff
- Net surfer
- Netizen
- AOL patron, e.g.
- Computerist
- One with an ID
- App downloader
- Internet browser?
- Bad friend, e.g.
- App purchaser
- Password creator
- Exploiting type
- Possible candidate for rehab
- ___ -friendly
- Methadone clinic client
- Utility bill recipient
- One enjoying Wi-Fi
- Verizon subscriber, say
- Tech support customer
- Cyberspace visitor
- Tech's caller
- Googler, say
- Client online
- Kind of fee
- Site visitor, say
- Geek Squad caller
- Certain password provider
- Type who thinks nothing of imposing
- Technical support caller
- With 65-Down charge to log on,
- One at a keyboard
- Surfer, perhaps
- Computer error source, often
- One seeing the sites?
- One with a password, say
- Amazon visitor
- App maker's concern
- Source of many computer errors
- See 34-Down
- Utilizer
- Spread sheet worker
- One opening a manual
- Word before friendly
- Android customer
- Buyer of snow
- Reader of product instructions
- One with a password, maybe
- Exploitive individual
- Tablet owner
- iPad operator
- Web browser?
- Friendly beginning?
- Instagram account creator
- Tablet operator
- One often pays a fee
- PC programmer
- End
- Smartphone owner
- ___ experience
- ___ name
- Google Groups regular
- Notebook owner
- Computer devotee
- ____ friendly
- Pothead, e.g.
- False friend
- Antivirus buyer
- Target of an intervention
- Windows worker
- One with a handbook
- Instruction manual target
- PC sort?
- Tweeter, say
- Rehab client
- Word with drug or friendly
- Touchpad toucher
- ___ testing (part of the beta stage)
- Client of a sort
- Explotive individual
- One with an instruction manual
- Pusher's customer
- Geek Squad customer
- Marketing target
- Many a typist, nowadays
- One working on keys
- Tablet buyer, usually
- ___ interface
- One who might need an ID
- Dell operator
- See 101-Down
- One admitted to rehab
- Tech customer
- App customer
- Person on a PC
- ___-friendly apps
- Word before ID or fee
- See 10-Down
- PC or Mac owner
- Word with friendly or fee
- Friendly type?
- Software employer?
- Geek Squad client
- See 38-Down
- End ___ (customer)
- Intervention target
- Tweeter, for one
- With 54-Across, service charges
- Web habitue
- Abstainer's tempter
- Handler
- Kindle reader, say
- Online client
- PC manual reader
- One needing rehab, perhaps
- One requiring tech support
- One often paying a fee
- Fee payer, often
- Certain manual reader
- Snapchat participant
- Buyer of drugs, e.g.
- Podcast listener
- One logging on
- The "U" of U.I.
- Tech support client
- Word with "fee" or "ID"
- Developer's counterpart
- Computer purchaser
- Word before "friendly" or "experience"
- Internet customer
- Terms and conditions reader
- Cellist, vis-à-vis cellos
- Computer manual reader
- FAQ checker
- App tapper
- Computer ___
- ___ error
- Person logging on
- Person downloading an app
- Member of an app's audience
- Live chat participant
- With 21 Down, entrance requirements
- Instagrammer, e.g.
- Word before "base" or "interface"
- One downloading apps
- Account owner
- Lead-in to "friendly"
- WiFi patron
- Tech support beneficiary
- Wi-Fi patron
- TikToker or Instagrammer
- Person logging in
- Person with log-in information
- Person downloading apps
- 7-Across client
- For whom a product designer designs
- Person who creates a password
- Computer person?
- TikToker, e.g.
- App client
- Maker of in-app purchases
- No real friend
- ___ name and password
- Person in a Twitch chat
- Instruction manual reader
- Part of UX
- Person calling tech support, say
- Word before "friendly" or "base"
- Word before "ID" or "base"
- Grindr downloader
- App bug reporter
- Power ___
- Word with friendly or interface
- The "U" in UX engineer
- Icon tapper
- Online account owner
- Tweeter on Twitter, for example
- The "U" in U.X.
- Account creator, maybe
- ___ error (computer problem that's not the computer's fault)
- Tech support seeker, typically
- The U in EULA
- One accepting the terms and conditions
- One who may need credentials
- App developer's target
- Online account holder
- End-___
- Person on an app
- Account holder, e.g.
- Person reading a manual
- App ad target
- Person calling a customer service line
- Apple consumer?
- ___-friendly (easy to understand)
- Tech hotline caller
- Person solving a CAPTCHA
- Either "U" in UI/UX
- Person in a Discord chat, e.g.
- Person entering a password
- Help desk client
- ___ manual
- Form whom the notification bell tolls?
- App opener
- Kind of error
- The u in ux
- Password keeper
- ___ ID (login name)
- Person who may call tech support
- Word before friendly or name
- Word with error or experience
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - November 07, 2024
- New York Times - October 23, 2024
- New York Times - October 18, 2024
- USA Today - October 09, 2024
- LA Times - September 06, 2024
- USA Today - August 08, 2024
- New York Times - July 20, 2024
- USA Today - July 17, 2024
- LA Times - July 10, 2024
- LA Times - June 17, 2024
- New York Times - June 14, 2024
- LA Times - June 11, 2024
- LA Times - May 31, 2024
- USA Today - April 29, 2024
- USA Today - April 23, 2024
- New York Times - March 26, 2024
- USA Today - February 15, 2024
- LA Times - February 07, 2024
- USA Today - February 02, 2024
- New York Times - January 17, 2024
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