Tool used by phishers | 21 |
Too much of e-mail | 18 |
The vast majority of Friendster messages, these days | 52 |
Target of some filtering | 24 |
Target of a filter | 18 |
Target for an online filter | 27 |
Subject of a museum in Austin, Minnesota | 40 |
Subject of a museum in Austin, Minn. | 36 |
Subject of a Monty Python sketch | 32 |
Subject of a classic Monty Python skit | 38 |
Stuff often caught in a filter | 30 |
Stuff caught in an e-mail filter | 32 |
Spiced pork trademark | 21 |
Something blocked by Outlook | 28 |
Some term life insurance offers | 31 |
Some modern ads | 15 |
Some junk mail | 14 |
Some e-mail | 11 |
Some cybermissives | 18 |
Some cyberclutter | 17 |
Some cyber-missives | 19 |
Soldier's fare? | 19 |
Side with eggs | 14 |
Send an unwanted message | 24 |
Roughly 50 billion messages every day | 37 |
Result of being on the wrong mailing list, perhaps | 50 |
Relatively common letters | 25 |
Rarely read messages | 20 |
Rarely read letters | 19 |
Rarely read e-mail | 18 |
Product with its own museum in Minnesota | 40 |
Product sold in tins | 20 |
Pesky e-mails | 13 |
Part of the Occident: Abbr. | 27 |
Online deluge | 13 |
On-line filter target | 21 |
Often-filtered material | 23 |
Oft-deleted message | 19 |
Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit | 46 |
Much-deleted e-mail | 19 |
Much of it is filtered | 22 |
Much mass mailing | 17 |
Most of it nowadays is filtered | 31 |
Monty Python song about canned meat | 35 |
Modern junk | 11 |
Miracle cure in your inbox, undoubtedly | 39 |
Mexico, Colombia, etc.: Abbr. | 29 |
Mex., Hond. et al. | 18 |
Mex., Guat., Arg., etc. | 23 |
Mex., Arg., etc. | 16 |
Mex., Arg., Bol., etc. | 22 |
Message from a bogus Nigerian prince, e.g. | 42 |
Meat product | 12 |
Meat on the cheap | 17 |
Meat in a mess | 14 |
Meat featured in a Monty Python musical title | 45 |
Many unopened letters | 21 |
Many unopened emails | 20 |
Many cyber-ads | 14 |
Like content from the @Horse_ebooks account on Twitter | 54 |
Junk mail, Internet-style | 25 |
Junk mail in your e-box | 23 |
Junk in the in-box | 18 |
Junk email or canned meat product | 33 |
It's often deleted | 22 |
It might read "Lose 20 pounds in 3 weeks!!!" | 54 |
It may say ''MAKE $1,000 A DAY!!!'' | 51 |
It may read "Add 2-3 inches in 3 weeks!" | 50 |
It may be filtered into its own folder | 38 |
It may be caught in a filter | 28 |
Intrusive e-mail | 16 |
Internet clutter | 16 |
Internet bugaboo | 16 |
Infantry fare | 13 |
Incoming clutter | 16 |
In-box woe | 10 |
In-box outcast | 14 |
In-box clutter | 14 |
In-box annoyance | 16 |
Hormel canned it in 1937; Congress, in 2003 | 43 |
Hardly a Net asset | 18 |
Foxhole fare | 12 |
Food that's the subject of a museum in Austin, Minn. | 56 |
Flood with offers, say | 22 |
Filter's target | 19 |
Emailer's bane | 18 |
Email, as a million strangers at once | 37 |
Email trash | 11 |
Email that's likely to be deleted | 37 |
Email from Nigeria, say | 23 |
Email folder contents | 21 |
Email filter target | 19 |
Email box clogger | 17 |
E-promotions, e.g. | 18 |
E-nuisance | 10 |
E-mailer's bête noire | 28 |
E-mail woe | 10 |
E-mail that's sent out by the millions | 42 |
E-mail that's likely to be deleted | 38 |
E-mail that often includes fake subject lines | 45 |