Crossword clues for timer
timer
- Oven built-in
- Microwave component
- Microwave beeper
- Kitchen noisemaker
- Egg boiler's aid
- Countdown device
- Board-game accessory
- Baker's aid
- Word after old or two
- What town's sound curfew has you on
- What bands are on during festival
- Two-___ (unfaithful person)
- Track-and-field official
- Track official who holds a stopwatch
- Stove gadget
- Stopwatch, for one
- Stopwatch user
- Source of ticking
- Sometimes egg-shaped kitchen gadget
- Soft-boiler's need
- Security lighting setting
- Range convenience
- Parking meter part
- Oven's countdown device
- Oven's countdown accessory
- Oven countdown device
- Oven buzzer
- Official recorder
- Need in Boggle
- Need for a game of Pictionary
- Modern stove accessory
- Microwave gadget
- Kitchen countdown clock
- Kitchen convenience
- It keeps a festival on schedule
- It goes down for the count
- Hourglass or stopwatch, e.g
- Hourglass or stopwatch
- Fitbit feature
- Feature of a microwave or VCR
- Elliot Smith: "First ___"
- Elliot Smith "First ___"
- Egg-boiling aid
- Dinger in the kitchen
- Ding maker
- Courtside official
- Cook's clock
- Clock or watch, for example
- Clock keeper
- Chess match need
- Chess aid
- Boggle game need
- Board game accessory, sometimes
- Blitz chess requirement
- Beeping device, often
- Grains turned up for breakfast, for a limited period
- Culinary device, say, Tim and Reg ruined
- Kitchen device, say — good range, on reflection
- Meet official
- Track official with a stopwatch
- Kitchen counter?
- VCR feature
- Race official
- Range feature
- Microwave feature
- S.A.T. sight
- A light may be set on one
- Stove feature
- It may have sand in it
- Proctor's need
- Official with a stopwatch
- Scrabble accessory
- Staple of quiz bowls
- Stopwatch or hourglass
- Oven feature
- Kitchen gadget
- Kitchen device
- Oven adjunct
- Child's gadget
- Horologe
- Chess-tournament accessory
- Three-minute-egg aid
- Colleague of 19 Down
- N.B.A. official
- Hourglass, e.g
- Sports official
- Olympic official
- Sandglass
- Grandfather may be an old one
- Clocklike actuator
- Oven gadget
- One could show minutes into game, right?
- Watch, say, construction of mitre
- Watch, perhaps, to send back
- Watch, maybe, to send back
- Watch, say, brief spins
- Watch maybe as millions lodged in bank
- Person with a stopwatch?
- It measures intervals
- Cook's need
- Microwave device
- Cellphone feature
- Kitchen counter
- Word with egg or old
- Stopwatch, for example
- Cook's aid
- Track-meet official
- Stopwatch, e.g
- Part of a stove that beeps
- Oven clock
- Game show feature
- Track meet official
- Speed chess need
- Racing official
- Part of an oven
- Parking meter component
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Timer \Tim"er\, n.
A timekeeper; especially, a watch by which small intervals of time can be measured; a kind of stop watch. It is used for timing the speed of horses, machinery, etc.
(Internal-combustion Engines) In electric ignition, an adjustable device for automatically timing the spark.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1908 as a mechanical device, agent noun from time (v.).
Wiktionary
n. 1 Someone or something which times. 2 A device used to measure amounts of time. 3 Any electronic function that causes a device to be able to do something automatically after a preset amount of time.
WordNet
n. a timepiece that measures a time interval and signals its end
(sports) an official who keeps track of the time elapsed [syn: timekeeper]
a regulator that activates or deactivates a mechanism at set times
Wikipedia
A timer is a specialized type of clock for measuring time intervals. By function timers can be categorized to two main types. A timer which counts upwards from zero for measuring elapsed time is often called a stopwatch; a device which counts down from a specified time interval is more usually called a timer or a countdown timer. A simple example for this type is an hourglass. By working method timers have two main groups: Hardware and Software timers.
Some timers sound an audible indication that the time interval has expired.
Time switches, timing mechanisms which activate a switch, are sometimes also called "timers". On August 12, 2016 Progressive Little Ben Timer turned 17 and tonight, Progressive Little Ben Timer is having a happy belated 17th birthday and turning 17 on Google. Progressive Little Ben Timer is now at age 17.
Timer (stylized as TiMER) is a 2009 science-fiction romantic comedy film by Jac Schaeffer about a device that counts down to the moment one meets their soulmate.
Usage examples of "timer".
Ferrol said, keeping the bulk of his attention on the capacitor countdown timer and the scene on the main tactical display.
They saw the models of the automatic kneaders, the vitaminizers, the remote signal thermostats and timers and controls.
Where lumes provided light, they had been turned to their lowest setting by automatic timer.
He and his comrades had loaded more than fifty kilos of high explosive and a timer under the seat of the pedicab and in the steel tubing of the frame.
As his host listened and asked questions, Tiny Idaho rifled through a series of tool chests and parts drawers, pulling out lengths of wire, a soldering iron, and a digital timer.
While your timer stopped when you reached the circle--your belt transponder clicked it off when you lined up in the quay zone--and resumed only as long as you were in the circle, this was where most testees hurt their scores.
If for some reason your wristband detects that it is no longer surrounded by the electric field, it automatically sets a timer for self-detonation.
What happened was that Brewster had programmed the machine, entered the auto-return sequence, and tripped the timer switch to send it back.
The timer had three redundant firing circuits, and all went off within a millisecond of one another, sending a signal down the detonator wires.
A timer rebooted him after a certain period, but we found out pretty quickly that sleep came almost instantly.
He rarely worked with the programming system used by vari-grav controllers, but he recognized a timer series and a subroutine call keyed to the timer reading.
Then he reached forward, groped blindly into the fresh earthfall, and at last felt the timer.
As the Endpoint system had recently topped the fifteen thousand mark, AASU practically qualified as an old timer.
In experiments I had already done with Professor Dean, I would insert my hand into the hole in the bag, and put three fingertips at the top of the film for the first exposure made with a timer for two seconds.
He interchanged the leads to lockers one and three, so that the thawing timer meant for unit one controlled his own locker.