| Monitored communication? | 24 |
| Modern source of pass-along jokes | 33 |
| Modern phone capability | 23 |
| Modern missives | 15 |
| Modern memos | 12 |
| Modern memoranda | 16 |
| Modern means of relaying jokes | 30 |
| Modern form of communication | 28 |
| Modern communications medium | 28 |
| Missive from a smartphone, say | 30 |
| Microsoft Outlook offering | 26 |
| Messages via MSN.com, e.g. | 26 |
| Messages that may contain emoticons | 35 |
| Messages that can arrive at any time | 36 |
| Messages on a screen | 20 |
| Message sent with a click | 25 |
| Message from a BlackBerry, maybe | 32 |
| Message by modem | 16 |
| Memo from a dot-com, maybe | 26 |
| Letters, of a sort | 18 |
| Letters that don't need stamps | 34 |
| Letters that don't go to the post office | 44 |
| Letters that can't be found at the post office | 50 |
| Letters that can arrive at any time | 35 |
| Letters on screens | 18 |
| Letter you can read without the light on | 40 |
| Letter to the editor that might be received immediately | 55 |
| Letter that's opened with a double-click | 44 |
| Letter that sometimes bounces | 29 |
| Letter that requires no postage | 31 |
| Letter that requires clicking, not licking | 42 |
| Letter that might include an emoticon | 37 |
| Letter that might go through a filter | 37 |
| Letter that doesn't need a stamp | 36 |
| Letter sent through cyberspace | 30 |
| Letter medium | 13 |
| Let one's fingers do the talking | 36 |
| Kind of address with @ in it | 28 |
| Keyboard note, maybe | 20 |
| Keyboard correspondence | 23 |
| It's sent with a click | 26 |
| It's provided free by most clients | 38 |
| It's opened without a letter opener | 39 |
| It's often checked on a cell | 32 |
| It might go through a filter | 28 |
| It might be read and then deleted | 33 |
| It might be forwarded | 21 |
| It might be filtered | 20 |
| It may include a cc or bcc list | 31 |
| It may have an attachment for you | 33 |
| It may contain emoticons | 24 |
| It may come with attachments | 28 |
| It may arrive with attachments | 30 |
| It gets checked often | 21 |
| It doesn't require paper or postage | 39 |
| It could have a virus | 21 |
| It can be read on an iPhone | 27 |
| iPhone communication | 20 |
| iPhone capability | 17 |
| Internet note | 13 |
| Instant messaging | 17 |
| Instant correspondence | 22 |
| Inbox filler | 12 |
| Inbox fill | 10 |
| In-box input | 12 |
| How opt-ins are often confirmed | 31 |
| Hit "Send" | 20 |
| High-powered language? | 22 |
| High tech transmission | 22 |
| Green-blue color | 16 |
| Google or Yahoo! service | 24 |
| Get hold of, in a way | 21 |
| French enamel | 13 |
| Forward, perhaps | 16 |
| Form of electronic communication | 32 |
| Filtered letter | 15 |
| Fax alternative | 15 |
| Enamel, in France | 17 |
| Enamel | 6 |
| Electronic post | 15 |
| Earthlink transmission | 22 |
| EarthLink messages | 18 |
| Drop a modern-day line to, perhaps | 34 |
| Digital correspondence | 22 |
| Desktop communication | 21 |
| Deliver spam | 12 |
| Cyberspace service | 18 |
| Cyberspace note | 15 |
| Cyberspace messages | 19 |
| Cyberspace epistle | 18 |
| Cybermissives | 13 |
| Cybermissive | 12 |
| Cyber-messages | 14 |
| Cyber-message | 13 |
| Cyber note | 10 |
| Cyber correspondence | 20 |
| Correspondence that's clicked | 33 |
| Correspondence that may come with attachments | 45 |
| Correspondence sans stamp, say | 30 |
| Correspondence created on keyboards | 35 |