Crossword clues for org
org
- Ending for many URLs
- End of the Red Cross' URL
- End of Greenpeace's URL
- End of ASPCA's URL
- End of a charity's URL
- Doctors Without Borders, e.g.: Abbr
- Common dot follower
- Assn. or grp
- __ chart
- Wikipedia's URL ending
- Wikipedia's URL ender
- Wikipedia addition?
- WHO part
- Website suffix
- Website ending of a not-for-profit corporation
- Web-address suffix
- Web ending for some
- Web address suffix
- URL suffix for AA or AARP
- URL suffix for a nonprofit group
- URL extension
- URL ending for TheTrevorProject
- URL ending for NPR
- URL ending for MoMA
- URL ending for a nonprofit group
- URL ending for a nonprofit
- URL ending for a charitable group
- URL ender for nonprofits
- URL ender for a charity
- URL completer
- UNICEF's URL ending
- UNESCO URL ender
- U.S.O., for one: Abbr
- The "O" of NATO: Abbr
- The "O" in OAS: Abbr
- The "O" in NATO (Abbr.)
- The 'O' of WHO: Abbr
- The 'O' of NATO Abbr.:
- Suffix in many Internet addresses
- Suffix for Wikipedia
- Suffix for NPR's website
- PLO part
- Philanthropic co. ender
- PBS URL ending
- Part of WHO: Abbr
- Part of UNESCO's address
- Part of PLO: Abbr
- Part of OPEC (abbr.)
- Part of many URLs
- Part of ILO: Abbr
- Part of I.R.O.: Abbr
- Part of a WWW address, sometimes
- Part of a WWW address
- Part of a nonprofit's URL
- Part of a non-profit's address
- Part of a Craigslist address
- Part of a charity's URL
- P.T.A. or B.S.A
- OPEC is one: Abbr
- One of the original top-level domain name endings
- One of the original domains
- Often-cheaper "com" alternative
- OAS segment
- NPR's URL ender
- NPR. follower
- NOW center: Abbr
- Nonprofit's URL ender
- Non-profit URL ender
- Member of the WHO?
- Likely Internet domain name suffix for a 501(c)(3)
- Kind of chem
- Follower of dot
- Feeding America, e.g., briefly
- Ending of UNICEF's Web site
- Ending of the Salvation Army's URL
- Ending of some websites
- Ending of many a web address
- Ending of Doctors Without Borders's URL
- Ending of craigslist's URL
- Ending for a nonprofit email address
- Ending for a non-profit
- End of the UN's URL
- End of the Salvation Army's URL
- End of the Red Cross' address
- End of some domain names
- End of NPR's URL
- End of most charities' URLs
- End of many an address
- End of Craigslist's URL
- End of AARP's address
- End of a nonprofit's URL, often
- End of a nonprofit's URL
- End of a nonprofit's email address
- End of a nonprofit, maybe
- End of a nonprofit address
- End for some Internet addresses
- End for a URL
- Email address ending, for some
- Edu cousin
- Dot follower, online
- Dot follower in a nonprofit's web address
- Domain name suffix for a nonprofit
- Domain name suffix
- Domain name ending for UNICEF and NPR
- Craigslist's URL ending
- Company URL ending
- Common web-address extension
- Common domain name extension for nonprofits
- Charity’s URL ender
- Charity's website suffix
- Charity's URL ender, maybe
- Certain domain name ending
- Brief association?
- Assn. kin
- Alternative to "net"
- Alternative to .com or .gov
- Alternative to .com and .net
- Address ending
- Com relative
- Assn.'s kin
- Ending of many Web site names
- Association: Abbr.
- It follows a dot in many on-line addresses
- Assoc.
- Grp.
- Web site address ending
- Dot follower, perhaps
- E-mail address ending
- Part of many U.R.L.'s
- Internet address ending
- Part of some e-mail addresses
- Nonprofit's U.R.L. ending
- U.R.L. ending that's not "com" or "gov"
- Alternative to .com or .edu
- Web address ending, perhaps
- Domain name suffix for many nonprofits
- Web address ender
- See 22-Across
- E-mail address ender
- U.R.L. ender
- Miracle-___
- Part of NATO: Abbr.
- Alternative to gov
- Modern address ending
- Web site alternative to com or edu
- Society: Abbr.
- The "O" in P.L.O.: Abbr.
- Assn. or grp.
- Alternative to .net and .gov
- Alternative to .com or .net
- -
- Common URL ender for nonprofits
- URL ending for many nonprofits
- A.A. or AAA
- URL suffix for charities
- Www.wikipedia.___
- .com alternative
- Kind of chem.
- Part of O.A.S.
- P.T.A. or B.S.A.
- The O.A.S. is one
- ORT is one
- OPEC is one: Abbr.
- NATO, e.g.
- Y.M.C.A., e.g.
- N.A.A.C.P., e.g.
- Association (abbr.)
- Part of NATO
- Web address part
- Part of NATO: Abbr
- URL ender for the ASPCA
- It may follow a dot
- Group: Abbr
- End of some e-mail addresses
- Nonprofit's URL suffix
- Common URL ending
- NATO, e.g
- End of some web addresses
- Part of O.A.S
- Part of an e-mail address
- Nonprofit URL ending
- Net alternative
- Ending of some URLs
- End of some URLs
- Certain URL ending
- Association: Abbr
- OAS part: Abbr
- Nonprofit's URL ending, frequently
- End of UNICEF's URL
- End of many URLs
- Cousin of com
- Charity's URL ending
- Alternative to net, in a URL
- Special interest grp
- Part of NOW: Abbr
- Com alternative
- ___ chart
- Society: Abbr
- Pt. of NATO
- N.A.A.C.P., e.g
- End of Wikipedia's URL
- End of UNESCO's URL
- E-mail address suffix
- Dot follower, sometimes
- Dot follower, in some addresses
- Charity's URL ender, often
- Alternative to com, edu or net
- URL part, sometimes
- Pt. of NOW
- Not .edu or .com
- Nonprofit Web site suffix
- Many a URL ender
- Kin of gov
- Kin of assn
- Kin of .com
- End of the ASPCA's URL
- Email suffix
- Dot follower, often
- Cousin of edu
- Assn. relative
- Alternative to .com, .net, or .edu
- AA or AAA
- Y.M.C.A., e.g
- URL ending, sometimes
- Relative of an assn
- Relative of .edu or .gov
- Possible URL ending
- PBS URL ender
- Part of some URLs
- Part of some Internet addresses
- Part of OAS: abbr
- Not edu or com
- Nonprofit URL ender, often
- Nonprofit group's URL ending
- Kin of com
- It might follow a dot
- Ending for some URLs
Wiktionary
abbr. organization
Wikipedia
ORG or org may refer to:
Usage examples of "org".
He placed the lie he wanted Org to find on the outside of the door to his part of the brain and waited for the creature to pick it up.
Joe and his group, Zeb felt Org had done something to one of them which let him know what they were doing.
Every time the wolf came near Org, Zeb felt fear and hatred emanating from its mind.
He double-checked to be sure the part of his mind free of Org was sealed.
The scene wavered and Org sat at the head of a table with a group of men around him.
Zeb saw the flow of thoughts between Org and the man as he answered questions.
He tried to put out a thought and see what Org was seeing, but was met with a kaleidoscope of bizarre thoughts.
He would wait until Org went back to sleep, then probe his mind to find out what had disturbed him.
As the dune buggy lurched forward, Org gave a yelp, his eyes as wide as saucers.
Sniffing around the house, Org communicated that Joe had five humans with him.
The force Org detected did bother him, much more than he wanted known.
Zeb tried to probe his mind, but Org had pulled back behind a solid shield.
Unless Org caught on to what he was doing, they would be behind Joe all the way.
Aided by the part of Org in his brain, he felt the sweep of the probe as it passed.
He saw Org throwing up mind blocks, which were torn down as soon as he erected them.