Clues for the word "STET"
We've had 570 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1366 times in crosswords. It was last seen in LA Times crossword on December 06, 2025.
Definition of stet
- subj. 3d pers. sing. - Let it stand; -- a word used by proof readers to signify that something once erased, or marked for omission, is to remain.
- v. t. - To cause or direct to remain after having been marked for omission; to mark with the word stet, or with a series of dots below or beside the matter; as, the proof reader stetted a deled footnote.
Referring Clues
- Editor's mark
- "Don't delete this"
- Opposite of 65-Across
- Leave in, editorially
- Leave be
- Manuscript mark
- Proofer's mark
- Galley mark
- Let it stand
- Marginal notation
- Proofreader's mark
- Editor's scribble
- Copy editor's marking
- "Let it stand"
- "Leave as is"
- Let it be, editorially
- Proof annotation
- Keep in
- Editor's notation
- Editor's direction
- Undo a dele
- Proof word
- Leave in
- "Leave it," to a typesetter
- "Keep as is"
- Proofreading mark
- Galley notation
- Galley order
- "Keep it in"
- Leave in, to an editor
- "Keep it"
- Put back
- Undo a change
- Dele canceler
- Editor's "let it be"
- Proofreader's instruction
- Mark of reconsideration
- Let stand, in editorial parlance
- "Never mind" to an editor
- Order on margin?
- Alteration canceler
- Symbol in proofreading
- Dele undoer
- "Undo" mark
- "Put it back"
- Editor's "let it stand"
- Proofreader's "leave it"
- Let it be
- Going back in Time?
- Dele overrider
- Editor's overruling
- "Keep this"
- Typesetting mark
- Mark consisting of a series of dots
- Leave in, as text
- Leave in, to a proofreader
- Marginal mark
- "Keep it" notation
- Margin notation
- Manuscript annotation
- Editor's note
- "Let stand" direction
- Not delete
- Galley countermand
- Mark in the margin
- "Put it back in"
- Leave in, in proofreading
- Mark indicating "O.K. as is"
- What a line of dots may signify
- "Don't change"
- Put back in
- Unmake changes
- Decide to leave
- Editing mark
- Margin marking
- "Leave it in" mark
- "Leave in," to a proofer
- Proofreader's word
- Cancel a dele
- [Ignore this deletion]
- "It's okay after all" in editing
- Dele's opposite
- Editorial mark
- Bit of marginalia
- Dele canceller
- "Leave it in," to an editor
- Dele retractor
- Proofer's notation
- Let be, editorially
- Ditch a dele
- Manuscript marking
- Proof command
- Proofer's command
- Leave unchanged
- Proofmarker's marking
- Editorial directive
- Order to a printer
- Proofreading annotation
- Editorial marking
- Editorial undoer
- Dele killer?
- It undoes a dele
- Let it be, on a proof
- Editor's "ignore me"
- Editor's override
- Leave as is
- "Ignore previous notation"
- "Keep after all" marking
- "Leave it" to a proofreader
- Copyeditor's mark
- "Leave it in"
- Editor's reversal
- Printer's "let it stand"
- "Do not change," to an editor
- Marginal word
- Renege on a dele?
- Proofreader's marking
- Nix a dele
- Marginal manuscript marking
- Don't strike out
- Proof marking
- Mark with subscript dots
- Mark to undo a deletion
- Don't dele
- Galley marking
- Marginal marking
- Proof instruction
- Editor's "leave it in"
- "Ignore that change," to a printer
- "Let it be"
- Editorial U-turn
- "Leave it"
- "The dele's off"
- Editor's "Never mind"
- Dele breaker?
- "No dele"
- Proof mark
- It's used when you have the wrong change
- Galley instruction
- Let stand
- "Never mind," in certain instances
- Proof direction
- Marginal note
- "Leave it in"
- Proof notation
- Editor's "leave it"
- Proofreading notation
- Editor's "don't delete"
- Undo a "dele"
- Copy editor's notation
- Change-of-mind word
- Galley directive
- Editor's instruction
- Editor's "undo"
- Proofreader's undoer
- "Leave as is"
- "Leave it alone"
- Directive for printers
- "Leave it alone" notation
- "Keep it" notation
- "Never mind" notation
- Editor's "Let it stand"
- Annotation in proofreading
- "Don't dele"
- "Don't change this!"
- "Don't change!" to a printer
- "Don't change this!"
- "Don't change!" to a printer
- Proofer's nevermind
- "Don't change" to a printer
- Editor's command
- Order in?
- "Don't change," to a printer
- Proofreader's "save"
- Word in proofreading
- "Let it stand"
- Editorial notation
- "Don't delete this"
- Leave it, editorially
- Manuscript marking, perhaps
- "Leave this alone"
- Cancellation notation
- "It's OK after all" in editing
- Margin mark
- Dele's negator
- Dele opposite
- "Don't change!"
- "Leave it in," editorially
- Editor's veto
- Nullify an edit
- "It's OK after all" in editing
- Let it be, in journalese
- Editorial reconsideration
- Literally, "let it stand"
- What dots denote, in proofreading
- Proofreader's "leave as-is"
- Manuscript directive
- Proofreader's "save"
- "Don't touch!" editorially
- Editorial "keep"
- "Don't dele!"
- Editor's notation, perhaps
- Let it stand, to an editor
- Dele negator
- "Don't expunge that," e.g.
- Proofer's never-mind
- Editor's note, perhaps
- Text preserver, to an editor
- Proofer's retraction
- Marginal mark, perhaps
- Editor's "keep"
- Proofreader's notation
- Editor's instruction, perhaps
- Proofreader's direction
- Undo a deletion
- Proofreader's save
- Leave in after all
- Let stand, to Ochs
- Let it stay, editorially
- What "........" means to a typesetter
- "Leave it," editorially
- Go back on the dele?
- Opposite of 63-Across
- "Keep it" mark
- Leave alone
- Editor's word
- "Never mind!" notation
- [Ignore edit]
- Leave, in publishing
- Editor's "Leave it alone"
- Leave without changing
- Re-edit, in a way
- Leave in after all, to an editor
- "Don't change it"
- Editor's "leave it"
- Proofreader's "reinstate" mark
- 33-Across, for an editor
- Mark of editorial reconsideration
- Ignore a Time change?
- Opposite of 64-Down
- Editor%C2%92s "ignore this"
- Indicator of second thoughts
- Editorial nullification
- Mark meaning "no change"
- "Don't change" to a printer
- Editor's directive
- Leave-as-it-was notation
- "Leave this alone"
- "Don't change," to a printer
- "Never mind" notation
- Editors "ignore this"
- Call off a dele?
- Editing note
- Editor's "don't delete"
- Undo a "dele"
- Editor's "undo"
- "Leave it alone"
- "Leave it alone" notation
- Indication to leave something in
- Leave in, in editing
- Editor's word in the margins
- Editor's "my bad"
- Original endorsement?
- Editor's request
- "Never mind," to a proofer
- "Never mind," to an editor
- Proofreader's "that's OK"
- Delete a deletion
- Editor's scribble, perhaps
- Editor's "keep it"
- Put back in order?
- Mark in a margin
- "Ignore that correction"
- Keep one's word?
- Editor's order
- "Ignore edit"
- Opposite of 12-Down
- Proofing note
- Proofing mark
- Proofreading word
- Marginalia command
- Proofreader's note
- Marginalia notation
- Proofreader's comment
- Proof-reader's notation
- Proof-reading mark
- Proofer's 'keep this in'
- Editor's 'leave it in'
- 'Let it stand'
- 'Let it be,' to a proofer
- 'Keep it in'
- 'Keep it in' notation
- Editor's 'keep this in'
- 'Let it stand,' to an editor
- 'Leave it in'
- 'Keep this in'
- Editor's 'never mind'
- Printer's term
- "Ignore that editing change"
- Copy editor's mark
- Proofers word
- Proofers word
- Editor's "don't change"
- It cancels a dele
- Put back, in a way
- Word for a keeper?
- See 46-Down
- Dele's undoing
- Editor's 'put this back in'
- "Belay that deletion!"
- "On second thought" mark
- "Let it be," to a proofer
- Editor's "don't touch"
- Editor's change of heart
- Editorial override
- Editors mark
- "It's fine as it is"
- Kill the dele
- Manuscript editor's "Leave it in"
- Proofreading directive
- "Don't take this out"
- Keep in order?
- Mark on galleys
- "Leave unchanged"
- Let stand, to an editor
- Dele that dele!
- Reinstate, in a way
- "Leave in," to a proofreader
- As is
- "Don't change that"
- Editorial "never mind"
- Leave text as is!
- Proofreading mark meaning "let it stand"
- Mark that means "do not change"
- Amendment to an amendment
- "Leave that comma in after all"
- Editor's marking
- Proofreader's "Never mind"
- Restoration notation
- Editor's "it's fine after all"
- Time reversal?
- Nullify a correction
- Keep as is, from an editor
- Typesetting direction
- Editor's retraction
- Proofreader's "don't change"
- "Ignore my correction"
- "Keep it," to an editor
- "Don't expunge that!"
- Never mind, to an editor
- Printing direction
- Proofreading command
- "Don't change," to an editor
- Dele a dele
- "Cancel that change"
- Editorial cancellation
- Dele deactivator
- Proofreader's mark, sometimes
- Do not cut
- Cancel the dele
- Editor's cancellation
- "Let it stand" editorially
- Latin for "let it stand"
- Editor's "On second thought"
- Editing command
- "Ignore that edit"
- Change one's mind about changing
- "Don't strike" notation
- Proofer's direction
- "Let it stay," to a printer
- Cancellation of a kind
- "Leave it be" editorially
- "Don't delete"
- Proofreader's "keep it"
- Mark to keep
- Editor's 'leave in'
- "Don't delete" notation
- Editoral instruction
- "Nope, you had it right the first time," on a proof
- Cancel an edit
- "Leave it," to a proofreader
- Proofreading instruction
- "Never mind" mark
- [Ignore prior marks]
- Proofer's "oops"
- Opposite of dele
- Word on a proof
- "Ignore this change"
- "Let it ride," to a proofer
- Editor's "Let it stay"
- Printer's directive
- Proofreader's reversal
- "Let it stand" in editorial circles
- Correction canceler
- Undo a body modification, perhaps
- "leave this in"
- Dele reversal
- Leave in a galley
- Proofer's word
- "Let that sentence stay"
- Undo 52-Across
- Editorial reversal
- Printing term
- Proofer's "never mind" mark
- "Don't change this!" (editorially)
- "Ignore this correction"
- Proofer's editorial mark
- Proofer's mark, sometimes
- Proofer's notation remark
- Editor's mark, sometimes
- Editor's cancellation notation
- Reversal of a 29-Across
- Marking from a proofreader
- Editor's afterthought
- Remain as is
- Proofreader's "leave it in"
- Copy editor's "Leave it in"
- Let stand, editorially
- Retain, in a way
- "Don't delete" mark
- Mark meaning "keep"
- Editor's 'keep it'
- End up leaving
- Editor's term
- Don't strike!
- Let it be, to an editor
- Let it stand for hat son mislaid
- Proofreading mark that means "keep it in"
- "Keep this word in," to a proofreader
- "Leave it in," to a proofreader
- "Leave it in," in proofreading
- Note meaning 'let it stand' (4)
- Mark for retention
- Note meaning 'let it stand'
- Editor's note meaning 'let it stand'
- Printer's reversal
- Amendment finally in place, so keep the original text
- Proofreader's mark that the original text should be kept
- Let it stand the test, possibly
- Cancel correction
- Let it stand the test somehow
- Let it remain (printing)
- Let it stand the test, maybe
- Result of test: don't change after all
- Mark on page to restore a deletion
- Most ethical part that shouldn't have been corrected
- Remove again from the street or don't remove
- Let it stand the test anew
- Indication that a writer's revision is not better
- Let it stand (printer's correction)
- Some obstetricians leave it alone
- Revision of test indicates second thoughts are not always best
- Editor's countermand
- Veto of a proofer's deletion
- Editorial instruction meaning "let it stand"
- Reader's plea for original expression
- Let it be one sort of square inside another
- Initial typeset without reversion
- Change test? Don't change it!
- Reader's request for original work of writer
- Impressive plea for restitution
- Author's retainer?
- "Leave in," to proofers
- "Leave as is," to an editor
- Leave unchanged, to an editor
- Printer's mark
- Proofreading retraction
- Editorial word
- "Leave it in" notation
- Impressive plea for original expression
- In haste to correct correction
- Printer's mark, one with a long neck and a halo?
- Half of certain instrumental groups going north ignore changes
- It's fixed - about time! Don't change it
- Request to remain true to type
- Direction in printing to cancel a correction or deletion
- Printer's annotation - let it stand
- Let it stand - printer's mark
- Let it be bitten by priest, ethically
- Print term
- Change one's mind about dropping
- "Leave as is" mark
- Dele nullifier
- Don't delete this shot's frame on film
- Editor's decision
- "Cancel that deletion"
- Mark for Grant
- Mark for Lou Grant
- Editing note meaning 'let it stand'
- "Save that deletion!"
- "Let stand" command
- Proofer's 'let it stand'
- "Don't make this edit"
- Editing word
- Editorial overruling
- "Let it stand" in editing
- Editorial "let it stand"
- Newsroom cancellation
- Galley direction
- Leave in, in margins
- Word of editorial reconsideration
- Put back, editorially
- Editor's 16-Across mark
- "Hands off," editorially
- Put back, to an editor
- Proofreader's "don't delete"
- Let it remain as typescript's first laid out
- Proof-reader's instruction to printers to ignore a previously marked edit
- "Don't remove" instruction
- "Don't change it," to an editor
- Decide not to take out
- Proofer's "undo"
- Instruction to a typesetter
- Editor's margin mark
- Editor's repeal
- "Don't remove" notation
- Let it stand the test, perhaps
- "Never mind" marking
- "Ignore that dele" mark
- Editorial retraction
- Editor's "never mind that change"
- Printer's instruction - let it stand
- Cut a dele
- (Actually, don't change this)
- Dele breaker?
- Instruction to retain
- "Leave as is," to a proofreader
- "Leave it be"
- [Never mind]
- "Do not remove" mark
- Emender's word
- Decide to keep after all
- Decide to keep instead
- Editorial reconsideration word
- [Actually, don't delete this]
- "Never mind, it's fine"
- Editor's "On second thought" decision
- "Don't change it" to editors
- "Ignore that change," in a proof
- Printing instruction
- Editor's "Don't change that"
- Proofer's 33-Down
- Printer's direction
- [Ignore that dele]
- Note in a proof
- Proofreader's directive
- [It's a keeper]
- Editor's "keep it"
- Cancel, as an edit
- Editing term
- Editorial command meaning "don't change"
- Let stand, in the editing business
- [Do not delete]
- Proofreader's "Actually, don't delete this"
- Editor's "Forget I wrote that"
- "Leave in," to a copy editor
- "Leave it," on paper
- "Ignore this," in proofreading
- Strike a dele
- [Cancel previous edit]
- Editor's "As you were"
- Proofreader's "leave that in"
- "Ignore that suggested edit"
- Editor's "Let it stay in"
- Editor's "Actually, don't cut that"
- "Ignore that change," to a proofreader
- 13-Across's override
- Galley command
- "Leave unchanged" editorially
- "Fine as is, actually"
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