Crossword clues for inset
inset
- Map graphic
- Picture in a picture
- Hawaii's location, in atlases
- Cartographer's close-up
- Blown-up area
- Atlas closeup map
- Atlas closeup
- Subordinate map
- Secondary map
- Not the big picture
- More detailed map
- Mini-map in an atlas
- Map surrounded by another
- Map piece
- Map of Hawaii, often
- Map inside a map
- Hawaii, on many maps
- Fabric insert
- Close-up area on a map
- State map feature
- Spot for Hawaii and Alaska, often
- Section of a map
- Road-map feature
- Rand McNally picture within a picture
- Part of a map
- Map's closeup
- Map of Alaska, often
- Map in the corner
- Little map on a big map
- Jeweler's creation
- Inserted piece
- Inlaid piece
- Hawaii's place in an atlas, perhaps
- Hawaii, on many U.S. maps
- Enlarged detail on a map
- Dress panel
- Closeup map
- City map on a state map, e.g
- Blown-up map part
- Atlas close-up
- Zoomed-in map section
- Where to find Alaska, often
- Tiny map in the corner of a bigger map
- The Florida Keys, on many state maps
- Stein (anag)
- State-map feature
- Spot for a close up
- Something put into something else
- Small section of a map
- Small map alongside a larger one
- Sidebar, perhaps
- Section for Hawaii or Alaska, maybe
- Road atlas detail
- Rand McNally feature
- Piece put in
- Picture with a different scale, say
- Picture of greater detail
- Photo closeup
- Photo addition
- Not loose, as a diamond
- Not flush, say
- Neighborhood map on a city map, e.g
- Mosaic piece, e.g
- Miniature map on a map
- Mini-map on an atlas page
- Mini map
- Map's map
- Map's blowup
- Map within a larger map
- Map with greater detail
- Map on a map
- Map of Hawaii, frequently
- Map of Hawaii or Alaska, often
- Map of Alaska or Hawaii, often
- Map corner item, maybe
- Map blowup
- Magnified map section
- Magnified atlas image
- Little map in the corner
- It's blown up for viewing
- Illustrator's close-up
- Highlighted map area
- Hawaii's spot in an atlas, often
- Hawaii, on many a map
- Hawaii, often, on a map of the U.S
- Hawaii or Alaska, on many a map
- Hawaii map, in a US map
- Feature of many atlas pages
- Enlarged part of a map
- Enlarged map detail within another map
- Enlarged detail in an atlas
- Enlarged detail
- Enlarged area on a map
- Closeup in an atlas
- Close-up map section
- Close-up map
- City center on an atlas, perhaps
- Cartography detail
- Cartography closeup
- Cartographic blowup
- Blown-up detail
- Atlas page feature
- Atlas box
- Approach-road closeup
- Aleutian Islands, on many a map of Alaska
- Alaska's place in an atlas, often
- Alaska, on some maps
- Alaska, on many a map
- Alaska, often
- Alaska or Hawaii, on many US maps
- Alaska or Hawaii, often
- Addition to a map
- A metro area may be shown in one
- A dickey is one
- __ initial: large-type first character of a book chapter
- Itty-bitty map
- Miniature map, maybe
- Corner map
- Blown-up area on a map
- Cartographic extra
- Enlargement, maybe
- Map within a map
- Minipicture, maybe
- Map of the Aleutians, usually
- Little map on a big page
- Map feature
- Detail map, often
- Where many an island is found
- Rand McNally blowup
- Atlas enlargement, often
- Picture within a picture
- Cartographic closeup
- Miniature photo, maybe
- Atlas feature
- Opposite of protruding
- Hawaii, on a map, sometimes
- Not on the border
- Map detail, often
- Not on the edge
- Detailed map
- Map enlargement
- Atlas blow-up
- Boxed-off map section
- Map box
- Certain blowup
- Certain detail
- Map close-up
- Feature of many a ring
- Blowup, of a sort
- Cartographic detail
- Detail on a map
- Many a map of Hawaii
- Cartographer's blowup
- Atlas blowup
- Ornamental garment panel
- Photo within a photo
- Large-scale detail
- Atlas extra
- Smaller picture
- Detailed blowup on a map
- An artifact that is inserted or is to be inserted
- A small picture inserted within the bounds or a larger one
- Map magnification
- Small map in an atlas
- Small map portion
- Atlas aid
- Map in a map
- Magnified map detail
- Gore in a garment
- Gusset, e.g
- Type of map
- A 56 Down within another
- Kind of atlas map
- Where to see Hawaii, perhaps
- Atlas picture
- Atlas addition
- Map addendum
- Mosaic piece, e.g.
- Small news photo
- Magazine part
- Magazine enclosure
- Atlas section
- Channel
- Map aid
- Small map in a larger one
- Atlas amplification
- Relative of a gusset
- Garment feature
- Garment addition
- Relative of a gore
- Map part
- Separate leaf in a book
- Fitting piece
- Feature of an atlas
- Small map within a larger map
- Separate book leaf
- Double-boiler part
- Tailor's gore
- Little sketch of a sort
- Separate magazine leaf
- At home with TV, getting lesser picture?
- Map addition
- At home, prepared small picture?
- Article finally put in this month?
- Chic clique that often appears in magazine
- Something inserted
- Small picture within a larger one
- Small picture of bee, say, about to be cut out
- Small picture placed within a larger one
- Small map of Spain in this month's brief
- Small figure put within a larger one
- Small diagram has three headings in it
- An extra page a day for teachers
- Placed within
- Piece let in to a garment
- Picture within another
- Training during term time for teachers in state schools
- Thing inserted
- Put in
- Skirt part
- Garment part
- Newspaper feature
- Atlas detail, perhaps
- Map closeup
- Alaska on a map, sometimes
- Skirt panel
- Map within map
- Map section
- Smaller map, often
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Inset \In*set"\, v. t.
To infix. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Inset \In"set\, n.
That which is inserted or set in; an insertion.
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(Bookbinding) One or more separate leaves inserted in a volume before binding; as:
A portion of the printed sheet in certain sizes of books which is cut off before folding, and set into the middle of the folded sheet to complete the succession of paging; -- also called offcut.
A page or pages of advertisements inserted.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. 1 a smaller thing set into a larger thing; such as a small picture inside a larger one 2 anything inserted 3 a small piece of material used to strengthen a garment vb. 1 (context transitive English) To set in; infix or implant. 2 (context transitive English) To insert something. 3 (context transitive English) To add an inset to something.
WordNet
Wikipedia
INSET can refer to:
- Integrated National Security Enforcement Teams - A Canadian police unit
- Inset days - IN-SErvice Training days for teachers in the United Kingdom
Usage examples of "inset".
Inuit technology can be recognized in the transition from the American Paleoarctic tradition use of microblades as projectile point insets to the subsequent manufacture and use of bifacially flaked and ground side blades.
There were also zinnias, and chrysanthemums, and potted aphelandras, and two graceful fringetails in an inset aquarium.
But beside the plain, finger-wide band all rising adults received gleamed a quartet of gems to be inset later.
Carved from olivewood, a little bigger than a shoe box, it had a tin lid perforated by tiny airholes and inset with the icon of an unrecognizable saint.
When he scanned around with his retinal insets on infrared the geometric buildings were a uniform temperature.
The peekaboo brassiere with its insets of see-through lace, the high-waisted panties, and the self-supporting stockings were like something out of an old Betty Page comic.
The mercie bent, and the two of them struggled to shift the plate out of the steel flange inset into the surface of the street.
Inside the box were the rollers that gave the toy its phonetic Rola name: wide rollers carrying a long flat continuous belt inset with many rows of sidewise-facing cogwheel teeth.
Williams curtly, as she walked across the floor and keyed a top-secret security code into the touchpad of an inset videophone.
Set within each of the eight sides, above the balcony, were colossal slabs of lapis lazuli, inset with graceful but unplaceable designs in scarlet and sapphire blue.
The construct arced across distance and time, and conjoined with another, inset with the trefoil seal of a sworn obligation.
A small archtop door inset into the interior Castle wall lay to their left.
The floor was inset with tourmaline, amber, amethyst, aventurine, and other semiprecious stones.
He nodded to Rella to get the sled under way, then took Boiny by the shoulders and steered him toward an inset control panel.
She snatched the retinal projection goggles from her face and studied a little display inset into the bracelet.