Crossword Answer: SOUP
If you're looking for all of the crossword clues that have the answer SOUP then you're in the right place. We found 189 clues that have SOUP as their answer.
Crossword Puzzle Clues for SOUP
Below is the complete list of clues we found in our database for SOUP:
- -- -to-nuts
- ___-to-nuts
- An appetizer
- Beginning course, perhaps
- Beginning course, sometimes
- Beginning course
- Added horsepower
- Added power, in slang
- Bird's-nest, e.g.
- Bisque, e.g.
- Bisque, for one
- Bisque or borscht, e.g.
- Bisque or broth
- Bisque or chowder, for example
- Bisque or chowder
- Bisque or gazpacho
- Alphabet __
- Alphabet ___
- Alternative to salad
- "Du jour" item
- "Du jour" menu item
- "Duck ____"
- Duck ____
- Borscht, e.g.
- Borscht, for example
- Borscht, for one
- Bouillabaisse
- Bouillon
- Bouillon or bisque
- Bowling for ___ (pop band with the song "1985")
- Common first course
- Introductory course?
- Introductory course, often
- Introductory course
- E! show, with "The"
- Common stock option?
- Early course, often
- Early course
- Egg drop, e.g.
- Gumbo, e.g.
- Gumbo or gazpacho
- Gumbo or skink
- Elective course?
- Consommé
- Consomme, e.g.
- Broth
- Broth, e.g.
- Contents of a smoking bowl
- It may be slurped
- Garbure, e.g.
- Chicken noodle ___
- "Chicken noodle" course
- Chicken noodle, e.g.
- Chicken noodle, for one
- Chicken noodle or minestrone
- Gazpacho, e.g.
- Gazpacho, for instance
- Gazpacho, for one
- Gazpacho or cock-a-leekie
- Gazpacho or gomguk
- Gazpacho or minestrone
- Item du jour, often
- Diner order
- Dinner beginner
- Dinner course
- Dinner starter
- Dinner's first course
- First course
- First course, maybe
- First course, often
- First course option
- First course, perhaps
- First course, sometimes
- Chowder
- Chowder or bisque
- Chowder or gumbo
- Counterpart of nuts
- Dish in a bowl
- Course in a tureen
- Course taken with a spoon
- Course with croutons
- It's not forked out
- "Cream of" concoction
- Cream of mushroom, e.g.
- "Cream of" serving
- Campbell's canful
- Campbell's food
- Campbell's product
- Can it
- Canned product from Campbell's
- Food from Progresso or Campbell's
- Food in a memorable "Seinfeld" episode
- Heavy fog
- Food that's served in a bowl
- Cullen Skink, for one
- Cock-a-leekie, for example
- Joke locale for a fly doing the backstroke
- Extra horsepower, in slang
- Extra horsepower, slangily
- Where stock is found
- Stock offering?
- Stock option?
- Stock option
- Stock's cousin
- Stones "Goats Head ___"
- Where to see the alphabet float
- Place for a fly, in jokes
- Vegetable or tomato, e.g.
- Vegetable or tomato
- Nuts' opposite?
- Vichyssoise
- Vichyssoise or borscht
- Vichyssoise or gazpacho, e.g.
- Mulligatawny
- Mulligatawny, for one
- Mulligatawny or consommé
- Winter lunch choice
- Winter warmer
- Panera Bread bowlful
- Short course
- Rubaboo is one
- Rubaboo or skink
- Meal in a can
- Meal in a pot
- Meal starter
- Meal starter, frequently
- Liquid food
- Liquid lunch
- Liquid lunch, perhaps
- Liquid lunch?
- Liquid meal
- Liquid nourishment
- Liquidy food
- Trouble, informally, with "the"
- Ladled course
- Won ton --
- Ladled salad bar item
- Part of a liquid diet
- Menu item
- Menu section
- Navy bean or cream of mushroom, for example
- Metaphor for fog
- Possible first course
- Potage
- One might put stock in it
- Pea ___
- Minestrone
- Minestrone, e.g.
- Minestrone, for example
- Minestrone, for instance
- Minestrone, for one
- Minestrone or chicken noodle
- Minestrone or mulligatawny
- Minestrone or won ton
- Pepper pot, e.g.
- Lunch course
- Lunch serving, sometimes
- One type contains the alphabet
- Miso bowlful
- "No ___ for you!" ("Seinfeld" catchphrase)
- Mock turtle, for one
- Primordial ___
- Opening course, often
- Opposite of nuts?
- Make more powerful, with "up"
- Progresso product
- Turbocharge, with "up"
- Tureen contents
- Salad alternative
- Salad go-with
- Salad partner
- Watery course
- Simple meal
- Suspended course
- Sandwich complement
- Sandwich go-with
- Split pea, e.g.
- Thick fog, in slang
- Thick fog
- Schav is a cold one
- Wet course
- Slurped dish
- Start of the word ladder
- Starter, perhaps
- Starting course
- Starting fare, often
- You may put stock in it
- You might put stock in it
- Tom yum, e.g.
Possibly Related Crossword Answers
Based on the clues listed above, we also found some answers that are possibly similar or related to SOUP:
- PERSIANMELON
- PUREE
- FISHSOUP
- STEW
- BROTH
- SALAD
- SALAD
- SALAD
- SALAD
- STEW
- BROTH
- SOUPE
- CONSOMME
- SOPA
- COLDSOUP
- APPLEPIEALAMODE
- BLT
- DECAF
- HASH
- HOLDTHEMAYO
- JAVA
- MEAL
- MELT
- OMELET
- OMELETTE
- PIE
- TUNAMELT
- TWOEGGSOVEREASY
- SPANISHOMELETTE
- DESSERT
- ENTREE
- MEAT
- ROAST
- SALAD
- SALAD
- CAESARSALAD
- ENTREE
- HOTANDSOURSOUP
- INTRO
- PLANA
- SALAD
- STARTER
- SALAD
- SALAD
- TOSSEDSALAD
- BISQUE
- SALAD
- STEW
- CHILI
- STEW
- SPAGHETTIOS
- PEASOUP
- PSOUP
- HERD
- MOO
- LEEKS
- TRADE
- BROTH
- PIG
- PUT
- PUREE
- COAT
- COCOA
- EARLAP
- EARMUFF
- FIREPLACE
- FUR
- HEATER
- HOTCOCOA
- HOTTEA
- HTCHCOLATE
- LONGJOHNS
- MITTEN
- OILHEATER
- PARKA
- QUILT
- SCARF
- STOLE
- WOOL
- TODDY
- SWEATER
- DRAGSTRIP
- STEW
- OAT
- PIECE
- SALAD
- STEW
- DESSERT
- DISH
- EGG
- ENTREE
- IRISHSTEW
- MEAT
- NOODLES
- OMELET
- OMELETTE
- OPTION
- PEAS
- PIE
- PORKROAST
- ROAST
- ROASTLOINOFPORK
- SALAD
- SLAW
- VEAL
- ALACARTE
- DESSERTS
- ENTREES
- FISH
- SALADS
- PEASOUP
- SALAD
- SLAW
- PEASOUP
- PEASOUPER
Recent Usage of SOUP in Crossword Puzzles
Here are all of the places we know of that have used SOUP in their crossword puzzles:
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 21, 2020
- Newsday - Oct. 10, 2020
- Newsday - Sept. 29, 2020
- Newsday - Sept. 6, 2020
- LA Times - Sept. 5, 2020
- USA Today - Aug. 13, 2020
- Penny Dell - Aug. 7, 2020
- Evening Standard Quick - July 15, 2020
- Universal Crossword - June 6, 2020
- LA Times - April 24, 2020
- Universal Crossword - April 5, 2020
- LA Times - March 10, 2020
- Newsday - Feb. 17, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Jan. 31, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Dec. 16, 2019
- LA Times - Dec. 13, 2019
- Penny Dell - Sept. 24, 2019
- Penny Dell - June 21, 2019
- Newsday - May 3, 2019
- USA Today - Jan. 19, 2019
