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LAT

109 recorded uses

DateClue
2026-08-07Trap neighbor
2026-05-24Muscle below a delt
2026-04-18___ pull-downs (exercise)
2026-03-28One of two typically used when rowing, in brief
2026-01-30It's -90° at the South Pole: Abbr.
2025-09-19Pull-up target, for short
2025-06-19Back muscle, in brief
2024-12-10Muscle used in pull-ups, for short
2024-09-26Something found near a trap
2024-07-28It's not long.
2024-07-14Muscle worked by a pull-down machine, for short
2023-12-29It's not long.
2023-12-23West Coast news inits.
2023-11-26Midback muscle
2023-09-04Back muscle, in brief
2023-08-22Back muscle, informally
2023-02-27Back muscle, in brief
2022-08-05Alaska has the highest one in the U.S.: Abbr.
2022-06-21Muscle worked by a kettlebell swing, informally
2022-04-09Line on a map: Abbr.
2022-03-06West Coast news inits.
2021-09-01Pull-up muscle, for short
2021-05-22Muscle worked in rowing exercises, for short
2021-03-24What doesn't go a long. way?
2021-01-03Back muscle, in brief
2020-11-09Back muscle, for short
2020-06-01Big California paper, for short
2019-10-04Exempli gratia, e.g.: Abbr.
2019-06-25Counterpart of long.
2019-02-08Muscle strengthened in rowing, briefly
2019-01-20Major California paper, for short
2018-12-14GPS fig.
2018-11-17It's measured in degs.
2018-09-14Muscle used in pull-ups, briefly
2018-08-24You'd expect to see it before long.
2018-07-22E.-W. line
2018-04-03Muscle below a delt
2018-03-11Rowing muscle, for short
2017-11-17Many legal terms are in it: Abbr.
2017-07-19Back muscle, for short
2017-05-28West Coast news inits.
2017-04-18One of a pair of map coordinates: Abbr.
2016-10-06Back muscle, informally
2016-10-05A GPS coordinate: Abbr.
2016-05-22Back muscle, briefly
2015-11-14Rowing machine target, for short
2015-09-24Back muscle, to weightlifters
2015-08-27GPS fig.
2015-05-08Muscle used in pull-ups, briefly
2013-07-09Counterpart of long.
2013-03-04Back muscle, for short
2013-02-13Counterpart of long.
2012-11-25Muscle below a delt
2012-05-12Rom. tongue
2011-12-07Long. partner
2011-01-18Back muscle, for short
2010-10-27No. on a map
2010-03-03Atlas fig.
2010-01-22Muscle strengthened in rowing, in brief
2009-11-22Long. partner
2009-09-24Back muscle, briefly
2009-03-30Partner of long. in a G.P.S. location
2009-01-22Back muscle, for short
2008-05-23Muscle strengthened by a pulldown exercise, in brief
2008-05-21Part of a G.P.S. reading: Abbr.
2008-04-30Midback muscle, briefly
2008-04-18Map line: Abbr.
2008-01-0250 degs., maybe
2007-07-21G.P.S. fig.
2007-07-10Long. crosser
2007-06-20Iron pumper's muscle
2007-03-18Certain parallel: Abbr.
2007-03-17Like 2-Down: Abbr.
2006-06-29G.P.S. fig.
2005-05-23Counterpart of long.
2005-02-22Long.'s opposite
2005-02-19Global positioning meas.
2004-06-29Long. crosser
2004-02-22Bodybuilder's target
2003-07-13Global positioning fig.
2003-01-30Global positioning meas.
2002-11-27Long. crosser
2002-11-15Map line: Abbr.
2002-11-01Global positioning fig.
2002-06-08Global positioning fig.
2002-04-26Global positioning fig.
2001-07-19Global positioning fig.
2001-05-13Global positioning datum: Abbr.
2001-04-28High school subj.
2000-10-13It's measured in degrees: Abbr.
2000-10-10Opposite of long.
2000-01-30Midback muscle, for short
1999-08-01Cartographic fig.
1999-03-19Back muscle, familiarly
1999-01-11It's perpendicular to long.
1998-09-20Back muscle, for short
1998-05-27It's 0 deg. at the equator
1998-04-16Back muscle, for short
1998-03-24Ancient lang.
1998-03-20Back muscle, briefly
1997-12-3150 degrees, say: Abbr.
1997-10-15Back muscle, for short
1997-04-29Back muscle, familiarly
1996-04-28World atlas abbr.
1995-07-08Not long.
1995-05-08Distance from the equator: Abbr.
1994-10-23Classicist's subj.
1994-06-12Opposite of long.
1994-02-04Certain degrees: Abbr.