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The Crossword Solver found 144 answers for The New York Times crossword clue t, in a code 3 letters. The answers have between 3 and 5 letters.

AnswerClue
DITbit of Morse code
DITmorse code click
NEDcountry code for Holland in the Olympics
ADAcoding language named after the creator of the first computer program
NYClocale for ZIP code 10001, in brief
SOSemergency call in Morse code
ATLcode for the primary hub of Delta Air Lines
ORDchi-Town airport code
NSAcode-cracking grp.
TWOstart of every ZIP code in Washington, D.C.
LAWcode component
SYDairport code for Australia’s largest city
LGAbig Apple airport code
PHLkeystone State airport code
BOSlogan Airport code
ATLhartsfield-Jackson airport code
LGAairport code for a Delta hub
LGAn.Y.C. airport code
DAHmorse code “morsel”
TWOstart of all Washington, D.C., ZIP codes
DITe, in Morse code
IRSorg. with a complex code
UNIprefix with cycle or code
APOdestination of mail sent to ZIP codes 09002, 09003, 09004, etc., in brief
ADAcoding pioneer Lovelace
IFSsome coding statements
NSAcode-breaking grp.
TIErequirement for a “business formal” dress code, maybe
ORDwindy City airport code
LGAairport code in Queens
NSAgovt. code crackers
DAHt, in a code
ATLcode of the world’s busiest airport
TAGspot for a bar code, maybe
DNAcode material
PORolympic code for Lisbon’s land
ORDchicago airport code
SFObay Area airport code
DNAunwritten code?
RNAcoded material
DAHdit’s counterpart in Morse code
SFOwest Coast airport code
SYDname that’s also a major Australian airport code
PHXcode for Sky Harbor Airport
DITdah’s counterpart, in Morse code
YENthe “Y” of the code JPY
TWOnumber that looks like 16-Down in binary code
URLsomething connected to a QR code
CODESworks on a loop, say
CODEDlike some hard-to-read messages

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