Without examples it's hard to say, but "for one" is usually intended to mean "is an example of". For instance the answer to the clue "Lassie, for one" might be "dog". I can only think of "for two" being more literal, however. As in "bicycle for two" > "tandem".
Similarly, it is asked, what does say mean crossword?
"About" for C or CA (for "circa"), or RE. "Say" for EG, used to mean "for example".
Also Know, what do brackets mean in crosswords? By convention (no firm rule on this), clues in square brackets indicate a non-verbal action or a utterance. The Wikipedia uses as an example clue of [It's cold!] for an answer of BRR. By convention (no firm rule on this), clues in square brackets indicate a non-verbal action or a utterance.
In this manner, what are the rules for crossword?
The rules for American crosswords are as follows:
- The pattern of black-and-white squares must be symmetrical.
- Do not use too many black squares.
- Do not use unkeyed letters (letters that appear in only one word across or down).
- Do not use two-letter words.
- The grid must have all-over interlock.
What does INF mean in a crossword?
(inf)", this means that the answer to this clue is an informal word - i.e. a slang term or nickname for what is described in the clue.
