| Doo-___ |
| Morse "T |
| La-di-__! |
| Code dash |
| Morse's T |
| Morse bit |
| Code word? |
| Morse word |
| Morse dash |
| Code sound |
| Morse unit |
| 'Lah-di- !' |
| Dit partner |
| Code signal |
| T, to Morse |
| Bit of code |
| Ham's click |
| Morse sound |
| Morse's dash |
| Telegraph "T |
| Bit of Morse |
| Morse signal |
| Dits partner |
| Doo" follower |
| Morse code "T |
| Morse morsel? |
| Burmese knife |
| Dash to a ham |
| Long keystroke |
| Code character |
| Code component |
| Morse syllable |
| Morse code bit |
| Dash for Sparks |
| Morse code dash |
| Yes, to Yeltsin |
| T, by telegraph |
| Dit alternative |
| Morse code unit |
| Morse code word |
| Dit's companion |
| Morse character |
| Morse code noise |
| Telegraphic dash |
| Morse-code sound |
| T, in Morse code |
| Dit's counterpart |
| Morse code letter |
| Morse code signal |
| Bit of Morse code |
| Telegrapher's dash |
| Morse code element |
| Dash, in Morse code |
| Dash, in radio code |
| Dash, syllable-wise |
| Dullard's comeback? |
| Morse code syllable |
| Telegraph code word |
| Zip-a-Dee-Doo- _____ |
| Lah-di-___ (genteel) |
| ''Well, lah-di-___!'' |
| Doo follower, in song |
| Morse dash designator |
| Radio operator's dash |
| Morse message segment |
| Telegrapher's syllable |
| It's longer than a dit |
| One-third of a Morse "O |
| Camptown Races" syllable |
| La Dee ____: 1958 song |
| Long click, in Morse code |
| When doubled, a Morse-code M |
| Dit's counterpart in Morse code |
| Syllable used by Stephen Foster |
| Morse code letter after dit-dit-dit |
| Syllable sung in "Song of the South |
| The longer of the two Morse symbols |
| Last syllable of a "Song of the South" song title |