Crossword clues for until
until
- Up to the point when
- To the time that
- To a specified time
- Store-hours word
- Not later than
- No further than
- Deadline preceder
- 1967 film, ''Wait ___ Dark''
- "Wait __ Dark": 1967 film
- "Open __ 9 p.m.": store sign
- "Innocent ___ proven guilty"
- ". . . ___ death do us part"
- "___ we meet again . . ."
- Word with an end time
- Word before a deadline
- Word before "Yesterday" in a Tony Bennett hit and "Tomorrow" in a Sammy Kaye hit
- Word after open, in retail
- Willie Nelson "___ It's Time for You to Go"
- Wait ____ Dark : Hepburn movie
- Up to that moment
- Up to (that time)
- Up through
- To the degree that
- Preposition often shortened to one syllable
- Invitation preposition
- Innocent -- proven guilty
- From now to then
- Countdown calendar word
- Commercial word after "open," perhaps
- Chronological preposition
- "Wait --- Dark"
- "Wait ________ Dark"
- "Wait ___ your father gets home"
- "Wait ___ Dark" (Audrey Hepburn thriller)
- "So hold me ___ it sleeps" (Metallica)
- "Don't knock it ___ you've tried it"
- "... I thought, / __ my head was dizzy": "Endymion"
- "... ___ death do us part"
- "___ we meet again ..."
- "___ Tomorrow" (Sammy Kaye)
- "___ then!"
- "___ the twelfth of never ..."
- "___ the end of time ..."
- "___ It Sleeps" Metallica
- "___ It Sleeps" (1996 Metallica hit)
- ''__ we meet again''
- '-- then ...'
- -- the cows come home
- As late as
- "_____ Tomorrow" (Sammy Kaye hit)
- "Don't open ___ Christmas!"
- Sammy Kaye's "___ Tomorrow"
- "Wait ___ Dark": 1967 film
- Up to now
- Before this time
- No later than
- "___ we meet again"
- Fats Waller's "___ the Real Thing Comes Along"
- Innocent ___ proven guilty
- "___ then ..." (on-air sign-off)
- Preposition on a business-hours sign
- Up to the point that
- Portmanteau legally recognized since 1977
- Through
- "___ next time!"
- Up to such time as
- "Wait ___ Dark," 1967 film
- To the point that
- "___ They Sail," P. Newman film
- Bromfield's "___ the Day Break"
- Up to the time that
- Up to the time of
- 1948 Tommy Dorsey hit
- As far as
- "Wait ___ Dark," B'way play
- Up to this time
- To the time when
- Attribute of great-aunt I look up to
- Before a given time
- Drunk Greek character returned before
- Up to taunt ill-natured guards
- Up to (a time)
- Prior to
- "___ death do us part"
- To that time
- Common preposition
- Store hours word
- Up to, but not beyond
- Up to a certain point
- "Wait ____ Dark"
- ___ now (so far)
- Up to the time
- Not after
- Limiting word
- "__ we meet again"
- Up to the time when
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Until \Un*til"\, conj. As far as; to the place or degree that; especially, up to the time that; till. See Till, conj.
In open prospect nothing bounds our eye,
Until the earth seems joined unto the sky.
--Dryden.
But the rest of the dead lives not again until the
thousand years were finished.
--Rev. xx. 5.
Until \Un*til"\, prep. [OE. until, ontil; un- (as in unto) + til till; cf. Dan. indtil, Sw. intill. See Unto, and Till, prep.]
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To; unto; towards; -- used of material objects.
--Chaucer.Taverners until them told the same.
--Piers Plowman.He roused himself full blithe, and hastened them until.
--Spenser. -
To; up to; till; before; -- used of time; as, he staid until evening; he will not come back until the end of the month.
He and his sons were priests to the tribe of Dan until the day of the captivity.
--Judg. xviii. 30.Note: In contracts and like documents until is construed as exclusive of the date mentioned unless it was the manifest intent of the parties to include it.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1200, from till (prep.). The first element is un- "as far as, up to" (also in unto), from Old Norse *und "as far as, up to," from Proto-Germanic *und- (cognates: Old English oð "up to, as far as," Old Frisian, Old Saxon, Gothic und), from PIE *nti-, from root *ant- "front, forehead" (see ante). The two syllables have the same meaning. Originally also used of persons and places. As a conjunction from c.1300. Similar formation in Swedish intill, Danish indtil. The Modern German equivalent, bis (Old High German biaz), is a similar compound, of Old High German bi "by, at, to" and zu "to."
Wiktionary
conj. Up to the time that (a condition becomes true). prep. Up to the time of (something happening).
WordNet
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "until".
Other things, which pertain to the understanding and hence to the thinking, called matters of faith, are provided everyone in accord with his life, for they are accessory to life and if they have been given precedence, do not become living until they are subsidiary.
Upon the death of the owner they had to be passed on to the oldest or youngest son, in accordance with local customs, or to the nearest male relative, who was obliged to provide a living and an education for his brothers and sisters until they were of age.
Not until 1869, however, when Wyoming, as a territory, accorded women suffrage on terms of equality with men and continued to grant such privileges after its admission as a State in 1890, did these advocates register a notable victory.
In such positions the growth of forms which secrete solid skeletons is so rapid that great walls of their remains accumulate next the shore, the mass being built outwardly by successive growths until the realm of the land may be extended for scores of miles into the deep.
It is hardly to be expected, we have said, until, we have the leisure that comes from easy circumstances and accumulated wealth, that we should show the graces of the highest civilization, in intellectual pursuits.
Layer upon layer, the cumulative effect of his painstaking and detailed analysis is to suggest that we are deluding ourselves when we suppose that accurate instruments for measuring longitude were not invented until the eighteenth century.
In plain English this means that the ancient Maya had a far more accurate understanding of the true immensity of geological time, and of the vast antiquity of our planet, than did anyone in Britain, Europe or North America until Darwin propounded the theory of evolution.
It is clear, too, that they had an instrument of navigation for accurately determining longitudes that was far superior to anything possessed by the peoples of ancient, medieval or modern times until the second half of the eighteenth century.
Blanton by his voice, and pulled pieces of roof board and logs off him until I came onto his laig, and I pulled him out by it and laid him on the ground to get his wind back, because a beam had fell acrost his stummick and when he tried to holler he made the funniest noise I ever heard.
They rode over a little stone bridge above the water-wheel and through the woods, until Nell could hear the faint afflatus of the security aerostats.
Cermak Road into the affluent sprawl of Oak Brook and wound through the side streets until he saw the convenience store on his right.
With a crash course in agronomy, they could keep the livestock and the land in good shape until the farmers arrived.
Heaven were reproduced on earth, until a web of fiction and allegory was woven, partly by art and partly by the ignorance of error, which the wit of man, with his limited means of explanation, will never unravel.
Naturally it followed that Symbolism soon became more complicated, and all the powers of Heaven were reproduced on earth, until a web of fiction and allegory was woven, which the wit of man, with his limited means of explanation, will never unravel.
The garrotte goes round his neck at the start of the Allegretto grazioso, keeps turning like you turn a can opener until the breath is out of his body and his neck is cut through.