Crossword clue for "BASIC"
BASIC
- One kind of English.
Other crossword clues for answer "BASIC"
- BASIC
- Kind of training
- Fundamental
- Nitty-gritty
- Conformist, in slang
- Middle-of-the-road
- Bare-bones
- Meat-and-potatoes
- Simple
- Run of the mill
- ___ bitch
- No-frills
- Computer language
- Like the ABCs
- Like ABCs
- Alkaline
- Having a pH higher than 7
- Garden-variety
- Without bells and whistles
- Computer programming language
- Rudimentary
- Word in 101 course names
- Type of training
- Underlying
- Plain-Jane
- Nuts-and-bolts
- Elementary
- Like some training
- Unadorned or simple
- Bread-and-butter
- Not hard to grasp
- Key
- Part and parcel
- -- training
- Like ABC
- Essential
- Early programming language
- Like 101 courses
- Unadorned
- GI's post-induction training
- Elemental
- Army private's training, familiarly
- Not advanced
- Down-to-earth
- Vital
- C ancestor
- Of prime importance
- __ training
- Easy to understand
- Meant for children
- Having a high pH
- Without frills
- Fundamental, as a skill
- Early computer language
- Like a primer
- What Army training is.
- ___ English.
- Primary.
- Kind of black
- Irreducible
- Like some English
- Acronymic computer language name
- Kind of instinct
- 101, in course names
- Microsoft's first product
- 101
- 101, in a course name
- Computer language from 1964
- Like a college course labeled "101"
- Turning phenolphthalein pink
- Like a course labeled "101"
- Aggressively mainstream, in slang
- Universal ___ income
- Not complicated at all
- '_____ Instinct' ('92 film)
- Like easy chords
- Primary military training
- Involving only main features
- Having a high pH, e.g.
- Kind of Army training
- Type of cable
- Kind of cable?
- Reduced to the simplest form
- Foundational
- Like the math problem 1 + 1
- Straightforward
- Principal
- Type of instinct
- Opposite of acidic
- Recruit training
- Like lye
- Like boot-camp training
- Language created in the 1960s
- Free of frills
- Not difficult to grasp
