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Crossword clue for "TAPS"

TAPS: Call that can be played with just C's, E's, and G's

Other crossword clues for answer "TAPS"

TAPS: Light touches, like on the shoulder; Pub hardware; Lights out tune; Bugle tune; Night music; 1981 Tom Cruise movie; Faucets; Bugle call at a funeral; Decorates with Scott, in slang; Beer spouts; Sounds of typing; Mic check actions; Bugle fodder; Keg party rentals; Listeners; Phone lines?; Bar sights; Gastropub array; Listening devices; Lights-out signal; Nightly call; A little night music?; Evening music; Barracks "lullaby"; Group at the bar; Cruise/Hutton film; Shoe attachments; They run in the kitchen; Reveille's opposite; Song that signals "lights out"; Boot camp lullaby; Night music at the barracks; 38-Down "lullaby"; Last call?; Solemn solo; Hits up for money; Soldier's "lullaby"; Spigots; Performs in "Stomp," for instance; Tune for lights out; Military base tune; Bugler's tune; Ceremonial bugle rendition; Memorial Day solo; Dances like Savion; Doesn't pound hard; Hits lightly; Song on the bugle; Tune also known as "Butterfield's Lullaby"; Beer barrel pokers; Base notes; Evening bugle call; Bugle melody to signal day's end; Draws from; Song played by brass for brass?; Bars for people wearing stars; Bugle call; Military "lights out"; Nighty-night signal; Dancer's shoe attachments; Bedtime tune; Dances like Hines; Bugler's signal; Reveille's counterpart; Bugler's melody; Drawers in a bar?; Melody at the base; Base lullaby of sorts; Lights-out melody; Night tune; Pub array; Reveille counterpart; Tune with only four distinct notes; Base melody; Last melody?; Evensong?; GI's lullaby?; Four-note piece; Brewpub lineup; Bugs; Repertoire requirement for a military bugler; Base lullaby; Four-note lights-out tune; Draws off, as maple syrup; Hits up (for); Melody from a bugler; Brewpub array; Light touches; Solemn bugle solo; Gentle attention-getters; Lights-out music; Bedtime melody; Uses a touchscreen; Military melody; Camp lullaby; Military tune; Dancer's clickers; Dancing-shoe attachments; Army "lights out" tune; Selects, so to speak; Selects; Bugler's "lights out" tune; Draws upon; Four-note tune; Bugler's evening call; Bugler's evening tune; Touches on the shoulder; Bar fixtures; Designates; Makes use of; Lights-out signaler; Army "good-night" tune; Army bugler's tune; Knocks softly; Military lights-out tune; Bugle "lights out" tune; Nominates; Opposite of "Reveille"; Gentle prods; Military "Lights out" music; Siphons off; 19 Across rendition; Bugler's "lights out" music; Lights out call.; Plugs.; Sound effects at a 22 Down.; Lights out bugle tune; 24-note call; Bugler's "Bedtime!"; Base music; Metal pieces on a dancer's shoes.; Bugler's job.; Heel pieces.; Light blows.; Bugle nocturne.; Sounds of a dance.; Conductor's signals with baton.; Bugles in the night.; Thicknesses of leather on heels.; Holes made in pipes for branches.; Army camp signal.; Camp signal.; Military signal.; Lights out!; Camper's curfew.; Service ceremonial.; Relative of retreat.; Bugle signal.; Parts of dancing shoes.; Well-known tune.; Readies a beer keg; Bugle number; Bugler's call; Knocks gently; Good-night sound; Military-day closer; Musical good night; Curfew for campers; Bugle call after tattoo; Military "good night"; Night music at camp; Bugler's piece; Curfew call at camp; Mournful melody; Tattoo follower; Removes a bung; Bugler's lights-douser; G. C. Scott film: 1981; Threading tools; Army bugle call; Lights-out signal at camp; Nocturnal sound at camp; Signal after tattoo; Bugler's "good night"; Memorial music; Lights out indicator; Bugle solo; Call at camp; Veterans Day solo; Draws off; Base tune; Begins to use; Call on base; It's played at night; Closing bars; Late-hours tune; Music at many a memorial; Bugler's bedtime tune; It's bugled on a base; Lager sources; It causes lights to go out; Military funeral concluder; Composition of only four different notes; Memorial Day performance; Restin' piece?; Call in the evening; 24-note tune; Bugle tune ... or what one does to 1-, 18-, 35-, 43- and 62-Across; Chooses to lead; Staple of Memorial Day services; Call heard at Arlington; Water spigots; Selects, as for a position; Typing sounds; Music of the night?; Nightly bugle call; Dances like the Nicholas Brothers; Bugle call at lights out; Dance shoe attachments; Song at a military funeral; Funeral tune; Lights-out song?; Light hits; What a drummer does; What drummer does to feet; Last song?; What fan does w/feet; Flag ceremony piece; Funeral piece; Dusk bugle tune; Solemn bugle call; Military music; Gets the keg rolling; Dances à la Savion Glover; Bugle call played at bedtime; Chooses for a position; Timothy Hutton film; Evening song; Emulates Sammy Davis, Jr.; They run in kitchens; Lights out warning; Good night for soldiers; Bugler's farewell; It's played on base; Dances, in a way; Reveille opposite; They run from time to time; Uses a foot to keep time; It's played nightly on base; Military "lights out" song; Strikes lightly; Base night song; Beer dispensers; Picks for a position; Touches lightly; Lights out bugle call; Selects for induction; Selects for a position; Touches with a chip card; Maple tree inserts; Mic check sounds ... or, read from right to left, 26-Across?; Sole savers; Late notes?; Lights out, in the barracks; Running items?; Bugler's sign-off; Emulates Gregory Hines; Emulates Bojangles; Soldier's good night tune; Music on base; Plants a bug in; ___ out (submits, in the UFC); Pub lineup; Dances like Bill Robinson; Dances like Eleanor Powell; Phone spying devices; Sink fixtures; Mic-testing touches; Uses a chip card to pay; Dances like Ayodele Casel; Dances like Gregory Hines; Military sign-off; Soldier's good night; Emulates Hines; Arlington postlude; Arlington melody; Appoints, so to speak; Calls on; Night notes; Twilight tune; Lights out lullaby; Nighttime notes; Tune from an army bugler; Song that begins "Day is done"; Nighttime bugle call; Tune played at twilight; Base bugling; Tune played at military funerals; End-of-day music; Tune also called "Butterfield's Lullaby"