Crossword Clue: "Fiddle-faddle!"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""Fiddle-faddle!""
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""Fiddle-faddle!""
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to "Fiddle-faddle!":
- ___-Bah (4)
- ___-Bah, in "The Mikado"
- ___-Bah of "Mikado"
- ___-bah (pompous one)
- ___-bah (pompous sort)
- ___-bah
- ___ Bear
- Bear associated with Disney
- Bear created by A.A. Milne
- Bear featured in the Benjamin Hoff book "The Te of Piglet"
- Bear in a red shirt
- Bear of children's lit
- Bear of kiddie-lit
- Bear of "very little brain"
- "Bear of very little brain"
- Bear pal of Piglet
- Bear who craves "hunny"
- Bear who dreams of "hunny"
- Bear who loves "hunny"
- Bear who's friends with Kanga and Owl
- Bear who's Piglet's BFF
- Bear with a "hunny" pot
- Bear with a "thotful spot"
- Bear's scoffing comment
- A.A. Milne bear
- A.A. Milne creation
- A.A. Milne critter
- A.A. Milne's lover of hunny (sic)
- Beloved bear
- Beloved honey lover
- Best seller in bear markets
- Big seller in bear markets?
- Big seller in bear markets
- Famous corner in children's literature
- Famous corner in literature
- Friend of Eeyore
- Friend of Kanga and Owl
- Friend of Owl and Rabbit
- Friend of Piglet
- Friend of Tigger
- "Feh!"
- Honey-hunting character of kid lit
- Honey lover of kid-lit
- Edward Bear
- Eeyore's bear friend
- Eeyore's friend
- Eeyore's pal
- Deprecate
- Fictional bear who loves "hunny"
- Fictional bear with a honey pot
- Fictional bear
- Fictional honey-loving bear
- Fictional Winnie
- "Fiddle-faddle!"
- Fiddlesticks!
- "Fiddlesticks!"
- Contemptuous exclamation
- Contemptuous sound
- Half a disdainful verb
- Children's tale bear
- Cornered bear?
- Hundred Acre Wood bear
- Hundred Acre Wood denizen
- Hundred Acre Wood dweller
- Hundred Acre Wood resident
- "Hunny" bear
- Hunny eater of literature
- "Hunny" lover
- Hunny lover
- "Hunny" seeker
- Gentle rebuke
- "Christopher Robin" character
- Christopher Robin's friend
- Christopher Robin's pal
- Christopher Robin's "silly old bear"
- Christopher Robin's tubby cubby friend
- Disdain, vocalized
- Disdainful word
- Circus trainer's prop
- Dismiss lightly
- Dismissive exclamation
- Disneyland yellow meetable character
- Cry of contempt
- Cry of disdain
- Exclamation of disgust
- Golden bear
- Golden bear of cartoons
- Golden bear of kiddie lit
- Expression of disdain
- Cartoon character who sings "Rumbly in My Tumbly"
- Colossus
- Kanga's friend
- Noted honey eater
- Noted honey-lover
- Toon bear
- "That's just silly!"
- "That's plain silly!"
- Kenny Loggins "Return to ___ Corner"
- Kid-lit bear
- Kiddie-lit honey lover
- Kids' character who says "A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside"
- Kids' character who says "People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day"
- Robin's pal
- The Chieftains "Winnie the ___"
- Toy-bear hero
- "The House at __ Corner"
- "The House at ___ Corner" (1928 children's book)
- "The House at ___ Corner" (children's book written by A.A. Milne)
- "The House at ___ Corner"
- "The House at --- Corner," by A.A. Milne
- Master Christopher's friend
- Pal of Eeyore
- Pal of Owl and Rabbit
- Pal of Owl
- Pal of Piglet
- Pal of Tigger
- Playmate of Piglet
- Roo's friend
- Winnie, for one.Actually, I can't really think of any others...
- Winnie of fiction
- 'Winnie-the- --'
- Winnie the __
- Winnie-the-__
- Winnie the ___
- "Winnie-the-___"
- Winnie-the-___, "hunny-loving" bear of kid lit
- "Winnie-the-___": Milne
- Winnie-the-___
- Winnie-the- ____
- Winnie the ____
- Winnie
- Rabbit's friend
- "Oh, baloney!"
- "Oh, bother" speaker
- "Oh, nonsense!"
- "Oh, nuts!"
- "Oh, quit being silly!"
- "Oh, that's silly"
- "Oh, that's silly!"
- Literary bear who's friends with Tigger
- Literary bear
- Literary honey-lover
- Literary honey lover
- Pouty exclamation
- Red-shirted bear in Disney cartoons
- Red-shirted bear
- Milne bear
- Milne beast
- Milne bruin
- Milne character
- Milne creation
- Milne creature
- Milne favorite
- Milne's ___ Corner
- Milne's "bear of very little brain"
- Milne's bear
- Milne's "The House at __ Corner"
- Milne's "The House at ___ Corner"
- Milne's tubby little cubby
- Milne's ''tubby little cubby''
- Milne's Winnie the ___
- Milne's Winnie
- Legendary Canadian bear
- Lethargic bear
- "Nobody can be uncheered with a balloon" bear
- Non-Churchillian Winnie.
- Nonsense!
- Make light of
- Rhyming friend of Roo
- Piglet's best friend
- Piglet's friend
- Piglet's honey-loving pal
- Piglet's pal
- Tubby little cubby of kid lit
- "Tush!"
- Word of disdain
- "Silly old Bear!"
- "'Tain't nothin'!"
- What a stink!
- Tigger and Eeyore's bear buddy
- Tigger and Eeyore's honey-loving friend
- Tigger's friend
- Tigger's pal
- "What nonsense you talk!"
- "What nonsense!"
- Yellow bear since 1926
- Ursine friend of Owl
- When doubled, dismiss out of hand
- When doubled, make light of
- When repeated, belittle
- When repeated, dismiss
- When repeated, express disdain for
- Self-professed "Bear of Very Little Brain"
Recent Usage of "Fiddle-faddle!" in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like ""Fiddle-faddle!"" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used "Fiddle-faddle!" in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 12, 2015
- LA Times - Dec. 22, 2014
- Washington Post - Jan. 7, 2014
- USA Today - June 27, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 27, 2012
- New York Times - Oct. 12, 2012
- Universal Crossword - March 28, 2012
- Washington Post - Feb. 5, 2011
- USA Today - Nov. 12, 2010
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 18, 2009
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 29, 2003
- New York Times - Feb. 25, 2000
