Crossword clues for url
url
- Where a link points
- What a surfer visits
- Website's address
- Website addr
- Web site locator
- Web site address, for short
- Web page finder, briefly
- Web browser bookmark
- Web address pt
- Web address inits
- Web address initials
- Web address
- TheTrevorProject.org, e.g
- Surfing site, briefly
- Surfer's entry, for short
- Surfer's destination, briefly
- Surfer's address, for short
- Starwipe.com, e.g
- Something often underlined and blue
- Something in a browser's bookmarks menu: Abbr
- Some letterhead letters
- Site's address
- Site-seeing ticket
- Search engine's find, briefly
- Safari find
- Result of a Google search
- Page listing
- Online location
- Online addy
- One might end with .org
- One might end with .com
- One may end in .org
- One is often underlined and blue
- On-line link
- Often-underlined text, for short
- Often-bookmarked address, briefly
- Network address
- Modern citation info
- Modern business-card feature, briefly
- Modern bus. card inclusion
- Modern address, for short
- Match.com, e.g
- Link, of a sort
- Link that can't have any spaces
- Link locale
- Link component
- Link buried in this puzzle's three longest entries
- Line on many business cards
- Line in many an e-mail signature
- Its beginning is usually http
- Item shortened at bitly.com
- It's used to cite a site
- It's often bookmarked
- It's found in an address bar
- It usually includes the letters "www": Abbr
- It typically begins with "www": Abbr
- It starts with http
- It starts with 'http'
- It starts with 'http:'
- It often starts with www
- It often starts with "http:"
- It often ends in .com or .net: Abbr
- It often ends in .com
- It often begins with www (abbr.)
- It may start with https://
- It may end with .com
- It contains (at least) two forward slashes
- It changes while browsing pages
- Is.gd thing
- Internet loc
- Internet bookmark: Abbr
- Internet address, in brief
- Internet address, familiarly
- Internet address initials
- Info in a link's HTML code
- Hyperlinked thing
- Https://www.whitehouse.gov, e.g
- Http://www.usatoday.com, e.g
- Http://www.latimes.com, e.g
- Http://www thing
- Http://word-games.pogo.com, e.g
- Hot-linked thing
- Hot-linked address
- Homepage info
- Hit from Bing
- High-tech navigation aid
- Healthcare.gov, for one
- Google revelation
- Google link
- GoDaddy.com purchase
- Firefox or Chrome bookmark: Abbr
- Explorer address, say
- Every website has one
- EBay address
- E-tail necessity
- E-mail datum, perhaps
- Double-slash container
- Dot-commer's address, for short
- Dot-com datum
- Digital location
- Digital address, briefly
- Digital address
- Devilcross.com/ornamental_vase.jpg, e.g
- Destination in a window
- Cyberspace address, briefly
- Cyberspace address
- Cyberaddress, briefly
- Cyber address
- Clickbait destination, briefly
- BuzzFeed.com, e.g. :)
- Business card listing
- Business card line
- Business card inclusion
- Bus. card listing
- Bus. card address
- Browser's target
- Browser's entry
- Browser entry, briefly
- Browser datum
- Brief address?
- Brief address
- Bookmarked site, briefly
- Bookmarked item nowadays
- Bookmarked browser entry, for short
- Bookmark info
- Bitly result
- Bitly creation
- Bitly bit
- Bit of modern history?
- Bing thing
- Bing line?
- Address-bar entry, for short
- Address with slashes, for short
- Address with no ZIP Code
- Address with http:// at the front
- Address with dots and slashes
- Address with dots
- Address with a dot
- Address to bookmark
- Address to a webpage
- Address that's not often written down
- Address that may be bookmarked
- Address that begins with "http"
- Address starting with "http"
- Address since 1994
- Address shortened in tweets
- Address shortened at bitly or goo.gl
- Address on the WWW
- Address on the net
- Address often given in an ad
- Address line
- Address including "www"
- Address in Safari or Chrome: Abbr
- Address in cyberspace
- Address in an online favorites list, e.g
- Address in a window
- Address in a social media bio, often
- Address in a browser, for short
- Address in a browser bar
- Address field entry
- Address containing "www"
- Address beginning "http"
- Address bar reading
- Address at the top of a Web browser: Abbr
- "http" often begins one
- Com address, e.g
- www bookmark
- Modern address, briefly
- Net location
- Web browser entry
- Search engine find
- Www destination
- WWW address: Abbr
- Hi-tech bookmark
- Link letters?
- Www.yahoo.com, e.g.
- Web address: Abbr.
- Modern link, for short
- Modern form of address?
- Http://www.myspace.com, e.g.
- Electronic address
- В В www bookmark
- Address starting http://
- It may be bookmarked
- Internet address, for short
- Dot-com's address
- Its common extensions are the theme of this puzzle
- Web address, for short
- Surfer's entry, maybe
- Location to bookmark: Abbr.
- Http://www.yahoo.com, e.g.
- It might have an extension: Abbr.
- Google search result
- It begins with "http"
- Web address: Abbr
- WWW bookmark
- Online address: Abbr
- Need for a link
- 19-Across has a much-used one
- Web site ID
- Surfer's address?
- Virtual address
- Cyberaddress: Abbr
- Cyberaddress: Abbr.
- It might be a link
- It appears at the top of a page
- Address found online
- It changes when you go to a new site
- Clickable address, briefly
- Clickable address, for short
- Site sight
- It might end in "mil"
- Site address
- E-tailer's address
- Something to bookmark
- Address you can't enter into a GPS
- Eurasia's ___ Mountains
- Address letters
- Website necessity
- It might be bookmarked
- "www" address
- Bookmarked thing
- Browser bar text
- Address not in a phone book
- Modern bookmark
- Address not found on a GPS
- The address of a web page on the world wide web
- One may be bookmarked by a browser
- Http://www.myspace.com, e.g
- It might have an extension: Abbr
- Internet address: Abbr
- It starts with "http"
- Web address letters
- Surfer's destination?
- Internet letters
- Surfer's destination, for short
- Website ID
- Browser bookmark, for short
- Website address: Abbr
- Surfing aid
- Web page ID
- It usually starts with www
- Internet address, briefly
- Hyperlinked item, often
- Google find
- Web address, briefly
- Internet address letters
- Http:// address
- Home page address, e.g
- High-tech address
- Browser entry, for short
- Bookmarked address
- Bing result
- Address for a dot-com
- Address bar entry
- Address bar address
- Address at the top of a browser: Abbr
- Website's address: Abbr
- Web ID
- Online address, familiarly
- Internet location
- Business card info
- Bookmarked address, briefly
- Bar display
- Address on a business card
- Addr. on modern business cards
- Www.yahoo.com, e.g
- Www.usatoday.com, e.g
- Usatoday.com, e.g
- Techie's address
- Surfing destination, briefly
- Online address, for short
- Net destination
- Internet ID
- GoDaddy purchase
- Firefox or Safari bookmark: Abbr
- Dotted line?
- Browser's find
- Address online, for short
- Address on the Web: Abbr
- You may bookmark it
- Www.zynga.com, for example: Abbr
- Www.umd.edu, e.g
- Www.pogo.com, e.g
- Www.amazon.com, e.g
- Where to find a web page: Abbr
- Web bookmark
- Web address, familiarly
- Web address that can end with any of the suffixes hidden in five answers in this puzzle
- Web address, commonly
- Surfing destination
- Search result
- Result of Googling
- PC bookmark
- Part of a person's history?
- Page identifier
- One may end with .org
- Net address
- Modern search result
- Modern navigation aid
- Modern address letters
- Linking form of address
- It usually starts with "wee wee wee"
- It often starts with "www"
- Hyperlinked address
- Http://usatoday.com, e.g
- Hi-tech address
- Googling result
- Google hit datum
- Firefox bookmark: Abbr
- Dotcom's address: Abbr
- Dot.com address
- Dot-com address: Abbr
- Clickable link
- Business card letters
- Browser's bookmark
- Browser address
- Bookmarked item, briefly
- Blue text, often
- Address, of a sort
- Address with dots in it
- Address that includes http
- Address that begins with "www"
- Address that begins "http": Abbr
- Address for a browser (Abbr.)
- Www.yahoo.com, for one: Abbr
- Www.inkwellxwords.com, e.g. (I'm just saying)
- Www.google.com, for example: Abbr
- Www.google.com, e.g
- Www.facebook.com, for example: Abbr
- Www.facebook.com or www.google.com, for example: Abbr
- Www.example.com, e.g
- WWW surfer's stop
- WWW file finder
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
by 1990, initialism (acronym) from uniform resource locator.
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
URL is the uniform resource locator, a character string that constitutes a reference to a resource.
URL may also refer to:
- URL (rapper), an Indian musician
- Unrestricted Line Officer
- Upper rostral length of a cephalopod beak
- URL, a recurring robot character from Futurama
- Underground Racing League, a fictional racing league in Need for Speed:
- Undergr22446*und 2
URL (born Earl Edgar) is an Indian singer, performer, composer, rapper and record producer. Composing comes naturally to URL, he creates a different yet commercial sound production beside his simple "hindesh" lines and 'verses' to entice the listener and even gets them to sing along.
He is known for phrases like "Magical India 'outaf a hat, Desi style yaara, is where we're at", "Feel the dholbajao baby" for High School Musical 2, and of course the international "You're my love, my love, Janeja you're my love" from the movie Partner and the famous Marathi Rap “Jithe mi jaate tithe tu diste, Hawaat tujhe sugandh pasarte, Manaat tu majhya dhyanaat tu... Charo dishaanat tu hich tu..”.for NANA CHI TAANG from the film Khatta Meetha are just a few of his innovative creations.
He has done the rap and voices-overs for Ads and jingles for Nokia, Sony Ericson, Parry's Butterscotch, Kenstar, Kelvinator, Pepsi, Mtv. He has been a music producer and equipped with music arranging & programming for movies like Dhamaal, remixes for Bollywood and Tollywood. Currently, he is working on a number of projects, shows and albums that are in the pipeline.
Usage examples of "url".
URL into the computer and got no response--as expected, there was a firewall blocking access.
The links beneath the labels - URLs and email addresses - would all be stored in the DOI System, and multiple resolution means any or all of those links can be displayed for you to select from in one menu.
The monitoring program for the URL at CIA headquarters also kept track of the locations of the people logging into it.
A pair of savage, yellow-bearded northmen stood behind Pawldo, jabbering in their strange tongue full of yerg and url sounds.
You'll notice it records everything you've searched for in a search engine in plain text, in addition to the URL.
No plug-in is required when a proxy server HTTP is used - but then the DOI becomes just another URL, embedded in the page when it is created and not resolved when the user clicks on it.
The url was the standard route all Standjo organizations used for electronic mail.