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Other crossword clues for answer "DIAL"

DIAL
Good serve
Obsolescent phone part
Push-button predecessor
Obsolete phone verb
___ M For Murder
Call up, the old way
Early phone feature
Knob
Old telephone part
Tuner knob
Push one's buttons?
Old phone feature
Soap brand
Volume controller
___ down
Butt ___
Control knob
Coast alternative
Henkel AG soap brand
Speed ___
Thermostat feature
Watch part
iPod controller
Dove alternative
Tuner
Call up
Face with hands
Combination lock part
Pre-digital face
Remote forerunner
Volume adjuster
Grandfather's face?
Push-button precursor
Gauge face
Gauge
Clock face
Radio control
Dimmer switch, often
Many a meter
Tune on the radio, maybe
Frequency-altering thing
Zest alternative
Irish Spring competitor
Feature of an old "pulse" phone
Obsolete phone part
Passé phone feature
Viewers may be urged not to touch it
Irish Spring alternative
Lifebuoy rival
Item on some bathroom scales
Part of some phones
Combination lock feature
Face on a wrist
Old-time telephone feature
Dove rival
Retro phone feature
Use a rotary phone
Decoder feature
Locker room lock feature
Thermostat adjuster, often
Call, in a way
Ivory rival
Utility meter feature
It's on the radio
Item on an instrument panel
Numbered face
Rotary phone feature
Combination lock spinner
Radio gadget
Brand of soap that asked, "Don't you wish everybody did?"
Face on the wall
Radio tuner
Watch face
Phone
Ring up
Use phone code
Dryer feature
Old television part
Touch-tone predecessor
Watch component
Phone, old-style
Don't touch that ___!
Remote ancestor?
Use a retro phone, say
Clock part
Ivory alternative
Don't touch that __!
Call, formerly
Old calling aid
Old timepiece
Regulating gadget
Primitive timekeeper
__-up: slow Web connection
Give a ring
Cut (back)
Call on a retro phone
Call, retro-style
Face with hands, maybe
Rotary phone part
Where to see hands on a wrist
Dashboard feature
Roman numerals may be seen on one
Big Ben feature
First antibacterial soap
Lifebuoy competitor
Retro calling aid
Keypad predecessor, in some cases
Old phone part
Oscilloscope knob
Remote precursor
Retro phone part
Old TV control
Word after sun or speed
Call, old-style
Radio piece
Tuner, sometimes
'50s phone feature
Erstwhile channel selector
Dashboard device
TV control
Television tuner
Former phone part
__ M for Murder
Clock's front
TV part
'50s phone part
Keypad predecessor
Old TV part
Radio knob
Gauge part
Radio part
Watch's face
Wristwatch part
Tuning device
Dashboard gauge
Face of a gauge
Tune (in)
Station changer
Panel reading
Tach face
Analog watch feature
Face with digits
Face of a watch
Oven feature
Reduce, with "down"
Speed __ (phone feature)
Face of a clock
Flat face with hands
Scale (down)
Bygone phone feature
Face on old watches
Hands go around it
Two-handed face
Lessen, with "down"
Increase slowly, with "up"
Analog timer part
Face of an old watch
Speed __ (smartphone feature)
Face on older watches
Phone keypad predecessor
Not push-button
Radio tuner installed backward (4)
Brand of soap
Console feature
Tuning knob
What a cell lacks
Phone mechanism.
Part of a radio.
Phone device.
Sun clock.
Numbered plate.
Round face.
___ tone.
Graduated circular plate.
Wait for the ___ tone.
Telephone accessory.
Chronometer.
Part of a telephone.
Radio face.
Part of a timepiece.
Use a telephone.
Part of a tachometer.
Part of an instrument panel.
Rotatable disk.
Face of a compass.
Make a phone call.
Tuning indicator.
Make connection.
Use the phone.
Base of a gnomon.
Channel changer.
Compass part.
Altimeter's indicator.
Part of a clock.
Surveying compass.
Face of a meter.
Indicator.
Make a call.
Radio disk.
Instrument face.
Dashboard item.
Television appurtenance.
Telephone.
Dashboard appurtenance.
Meter part.
Numbered disk.
Part of a meter.
Work with numbers.
Rotating disk.
Speedometer part.
TV appurtenance.
TV selector.
Tune a radio.
Circular device.
Disk.
Face of a kind
Call a number.
Certain tones
Telephone tone.
Call "0"
Jargon: Abbr.
Telephone part
___ M for . . .
Certain tone
Face
___-a-prayer
Use the telephone
Old timer
Phone part
Tune in the TV
Call
Channel selector
It's on the watch
Kind of tone
TV adjunct
Adjust the radio
Switch TV channels
Choose a channel
Finger a phone
Select a TV program
TV turner
Watch word
Phone feature
Rheostat's control
Channel control
Control
Radio appurtenance
Radio item
Horologe face
Laid back?
540-1600 on a radio
Laid up?
What watch watchers watch
Lever 2000 competitor
I-XII locale
Disappearing phone feature
Face of time?
Obsolescent phone feature
Radio feature
Locker inset
Dove competitor
Use an old phone
Fine-tuner
Popular soap
Rotary telephone part
Old-fashioned phone feature
Lock feature
Oven part
First antibacterial soap brand
Ratchet (up)
Something people have often been told not to touch
Word after direct or drunk
Face with numbers
Part of a gauge
Competitor of Ivory and Coast
People are told not to touch it
Bygone TV part
Product offering "round the clock protection"
Word after speed or drunk
Tuner that's turned
Anachronistic verb in the age of smartphones
Analog clock feature
Bygone telephone feature
Part of a rotary telephone
Part of a thermostat
Thermostat piece
Turner on the radio
Turning tuner
Oven knob
Friends Don't Let Friends ___ Drunk Plain White T's
Frequency selector
Timely face
Hit numbers on a phone
Brand name seen on bars
Enter a number
Mode-changing camera feature
Retro phone component
Word that can follow speed or butt
Phone tone
Use a phone
Use an old 33 Down
Use an old-fashioned phone
_____ M for Murder
Bygone telephone device
Part of an old phone
Push button forerunner
Type of tone
Use the horn
Word with sun
Radio part, perhaps
Push-button alternative
I-XII place, perhaps
Old telephone feature
Classic phone feature
Channel selector of old
Old radio feature
TV fixture of old
Television tuner of old
Old watch feature
Watch feature
Volume knob, e.g.
Circular control
Can we ___ it back? ("Wanna just be friends?")
Indiana Jones and the ___ of Destiny
Rotary phone component
Time teller
Change channels
Measuring device
Obsolete phone feature
Telephone feature of the '60s
____ M for Murder
Garden clock
Before touch-tone
Old kind of phone
Face with numerals
Passe phone part
It had all your telephone numbers
Numbered circle
Call up, old-style
Bygone telephone part
Part of a rotary phone
Start a phone call
Zest or Ivory alternative
Channel selector, once
Bath soap brand
Old TV tuner
Transistor radio feature
Part of a watch
Type a phone number
Face of a pressure gauge
Rotary phone's rotary part
Use a touch-tone keypad
Enter a phone number
Butt ___ (accidentally call)
Pre-remote control
Dash device
Word with butt or drunk
Word engraved on some bars
___ down (reduce)
America's #1 antibacterial soap
Maker of Purex and Armour Hash
Parent company of Armour and Renuzit
Dashboard sight
Antibacterial brand since 1948
Call on the phone
It takes turns
Start a call, anachronistically
Instrument panel sight
Quaint phone feature
Word after speed or butt