Words begin on MORS - CrossWordHelper

City near Essen, 4 letters

Death in Rome, 4 letters

Death, to Decius, 4 letters

Humus layers, 4 letters

(Roman mythology) Roman god of death, 4 letters

Counterpart of Thanatos, 4 letters

___ code, 5 letters

___ code (communication system), 5 letters

___ code (telegrapher's tapping), 5 letters

___ code (telegraphy system), 5 letters

Dit dah code, 5 letters

Gallery of the Louvre painter, 5 letters

Tru star, 5 letters

Tru star Robert, 5 letters

Tru Tony winner, 5 letters

Tru Tony winner Robert, 5 letters

Waiting is a palindrome in it, 5 letters

What hath God wrought! sender, 5 letters

1940s vocalist Ella Mae ___, 5 letters

1962 and 1990 Tony winner Robert, 5 letters

26 Type of code, 5 letters

40's jazz-style singer Ella Mae, 5 letters

An anagram for mores, 5 letters

Artist/inventor, 5 letters

Barry of The Fugitive, 5 letters

Barry who played Lt. Gerard on TV's The Fugitive, 5 letters

Capote portrayer, 5 letters

Capote portrayer on Broadway, 5 letters

Chief inspector of mysteries, 5 letters

Code creator, 5 letters

Code developer, 5 letters

Code deviser, 5 letters

Code inventor, 5 letters

Code maker with a dotty history?, 5 letters

Code man, 5 letters

Code name, 5 letters

Code where T is -, 5 letters

Code word?, 5 letters

Colin Dexter's crossword-solving inspector, 5 letters

Colin Dexter's inspector, 5 letters

Common code, 5 letters

Crossword-solving detective on PBS, 5 letters

Dah-dit man, 5 letters

Dash man?, 5 letters

Dashing fellow, 5 letters

Detective of British TV, 5 letters

Dits and dahs, 5 letters

Dotty inventor?, 5 letters

Dotty, dashing fellow?, 5 letters

Eponymous code inventor, 5 letters

First dot-commer?, 5 letters

First telegrapher, 5 letters

He sent what hath God wrought, 5 letters

His message: What hath God wrought!, 5 letters

Inspector of crime fiction, 5 letters

Inspector on the telly, 5 letters

Inspector played by John Thaw, 5 letters

International code man, 5 letters

Inventor after whom a Yale residential college is named, 5 letters

Inventor Samuel, 5 letters

Inventor who inspired this puzzle, 5 letters

Inventor/artist, 5 letters

Jarod ___: The Pretender, 5 letters

Key developer of communications, 5 letters

Kind of alphabet, 5 letters

Kind of code, 5 letters

Kind of signals, 5 letters

Lewis's mystery-solving partner, 5 letters

Man with a code, 5 letters

Man with a code in his head?, 5 letters

Oxford detective, 5 letters

Painter/inventor, 5 letters

Radiotelegraphy code, 5 letters

Radiotelegraphy code inventor, 5 letters

Robert of Broadway, 5 letters

Robert who won a Tony for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, 5 letters

Robert who won Tonys in 1962 and 1990, 5 letters

Robert, of stage and screen, 5 letters

Samuel F.B. ___, 5 letters

Samuel with a code, 5 letters

Sleuth played John Thaw, 5 letters

Star of Broadway's Sugar, 1972, 5 letters

Subject of the book The American Leonardo, 5 letters

Telegraph code, 5 letters

Telegraph developer, 5 letters

Telegraph developer Samuel, 5 letters

Telegraph inventor, 5 letters

Telegraph patent-holder, 5 letters

Telegraph pioneer, 5 letters

Telegrapher's ___ code, 5 letters

Telegraphic code inventor, 5 letters

Three dashes signify an O, in this code, 5 letters

Tony winner for 'Tru', 5 letters

Tony-winning actor of 1962 and 1990, 5 letters

TV's Inspector ___ drove Jaguar Mark II, 5 letters

Way of talking by tapping, 5 letters

Wire man?, 5 letters

A telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals), 5 letters

United States portrait painter who patented the telegraph and developed the Morse code (1791-1872), 5 letters

Two codes, 15 letters

1830s communication innovation, 9 letters

A ham might use it, 9 letters

Alfred Vail invention, 9 letters

Communication means for emergencies, 9 letters

Communication type, 9 letters

Dots and dashes, 9 letters

Dots and dashes, collectively, 9 letters

Ham language, 9 letters

It's all dots and dashes, 9 letters

It's made up of dots and dashes, 9 letters

Rev. Spooner's rude style radio message, perhaps (5,4), 9 letters

Robert's rules?, 9 letters

Something you might tap in, 9 letters

Telegraph basis, 9 letters

Telegraph operator's alphabet, 9 letters

What a ham may use, 9 letters

Dash, 15 letters

And I will fetch a ___ of bread (Ge 18:5), 6 letters

A bit to bite, 6 letters

Bit, 6 letters

Bit of a bite, 6 letters

Bit of food, 6 letters

Bit of gossip, 6 letters

Bit to bite, 6 letters

Bit to eat, 6 letters

Choice bit, 6 letters

Crumb, 6 letters

Food tidbit, 6 letters

It's not quite a mouthful, 6 letters

Juicy tidbit, 6 letters

Little bit, 6 letters

Little bit of food, 6 letters

Mouthful, 6 letters

Puny portion, 6 letters

Scrap, 6 letters

Serving in Nicholas Nickleby, 6 letters

Small amount, 6 letters

Small bite, 6 letters

Tasty bit, 6 letters

Tasty tidbit, 6 letters

Tidbit, 6 letters

Tidbit of food, 6 letters

Tiny bit to eat, 6 letters

A mouthful, 6 letters

A small quantity of anything, 6 letters

A small amount of solid food, 6 letters

A biblical meal, 13 letters

Bites, 7 letters

Chewable bits, 7 letters

Nibbles, 7 letters

Tasty bites, 7 letters

Tasty mouthfuls, 7 letters

Tasty tidbits, 7 letters

Tidbits, 7 letters

Tiny bits, 7 letters

Enquirer tidbits, 15 letters

Code creator Samuel and family, 6 letters

Robert and Samuel, 6 letters

Samuel and Robert, 6 letters

DASH, 11 letters

Ditz?, 12 letters

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