Crossword Clue: Big ___
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Big ___"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Big ___"
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- ___ Brown Betty (fruity dessert)
- ___ II (Jobs-Wozniak creation)
- "An ___ a day..."
- "An ___ a day ..."
- Baseball, slangily
- ______Hill, Ontario
- A Dow Jones Industrial
- Beatles' record label
- Beatles record label
- Aphrodite's prize
- Big __
- Big ___
- Big city nickname with a big no-no?
- Big fruit for N.Y.C.
- Big name in computers
- Adam had one!
- Big name in phones
- Big name in smartwatches
- Big-time tablet maker
- Baby name chosen by Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin (2004)
- Bob hope?
- Bobber's quest
- Bobbing goal
- Bobbing hope
- Bobbing object
- Bobbing prize
- Body shape of the abdomen-heavy
- Baldwin, e.g.
- Baldwin, for one
- Inspiration for Isaac Newton
- Fameuse, e.g.
- Fameuse
- Familiar fruit logo
- Granny Smith, e.g.
- Granny Smith, for one
- Granny Smith fruit
- Granny Smith is one
- Granny Smith or McIntosh
- Granny Smith or pippin (5)
- Granny Smith or Winesap
- Common fruit
- Braeburn or Gala
- iPad company
- iPad maker
- iPad manufacturer
- iPad producer
- iPad seller
- iPhone maker
- iPod maker
- Company founded by Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs, and Ronald Wayne
- Green ___ Quick Step
- Company started by Jobs and Wozniak
- Company that makes iPhones
- Company that makes the iPhone
- Company that promotes i contact?
- Company whose co-founder sold his VW minibus for startup cash
- Company with Genius Bars
- Brandy flavor
- Certain sauce source
- Isaac Newton's inspiration
- Computer choice
- Computer company
- Computer giant
- Fruit
- Fruit associated with the island of Avalon
- Computer logo
- Computer name
- Delicious.
- Delicious food?
- Delicious for one
- Delicious, for one
- Delicious fruit
- Delicious or McIntosh
- Delicious snack?
- Fruit for Eris
- Fruit for New Yorkers?
- Fruit from Eden?
- Fruit in a crumble or a crisp
- Fruit in the nickname of New York City
- Fruit of temptation
- Fruit sometimes dipped in toffee
- Fruit that "keeps the doctor away"
- Fruit that's typically red, yellow, or green
- Fruit to bob for
- Fruit type
- Fruit with a core
- Fruit with Honeycrisp and Fuji varieties
- Fruit-yielding tree
- Fuji, e.g.
- Fuji, for one
- Honeycrisp, e.g.
- It has a core
- It has white flesh
- It knocked Newton's noggin
- Gala, for one
- Gwyneth and Chris's "fruit"
- Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter
- Gwyneth's daughter
- Brown Betty fruit
- Brown betty ingredient
- Cook's bailiwick
- Cook's concern?
- Cook's corp.
- Halloween bobber's prize
- It split from Tell's hit
- Huge name in electrics
- Item on a schoolmarm's desk, maybe
- It's big in NYC
- First U.S. company to be valued at $1 trillion
- Cider flavor
- Cider fruit
- Cider ingredient
- Cider provider
- Cider source
- "I only run the Mac as needed, turning it off when not in use..."
- i-opening company?
- IBM alternative
- I.B.M. rival
- IBM rival
- iCloud company
- iCompany?
- Flavor of Calvados brandy
- Gift from a teacher's pet
- iLife producer
- Classic gift for teacher
- Essence of a "butter"
- Doctor repellent?
- "Give Peace a Chance" label
- Crisp fruit
- Crisp snack
- Important part of a Tell tale
- Eve's downfall
- Eve's fruit
- Eve's offering
- Evil queen's offering to Snow White
- Jobs and Wozniak founded it
- Jobs and Wozniak start-up
- Jobs can be found there
- Jobs' company
- Jobs creation
- Jobs may be found at this company
- Jobs site
- Jobs site?
- Cobbler flavor
- Cobbler fruit
- Cobbler ingredient
- Caramel ___ (sweet treat on a stick)
- Cobbler's material?
- Cupertino-based tech giant
- Forbidden fruit, traditionally
- Dow 30 company
- Golden Delicious, e.g.
- Golden Delicious, for one
- "Hey Jude" record label, or what the end of each starred answer is
- Juice source
- Fab Four record label
- Ingredient in Waldorf salad
- Pink Lady, for example
- Proverbial preventive
- Still-life fruit
- Still-life item
- Pippin, for one
- Pippin
- Serpent's offering in Genesis
- Stock market sensation of 2012
- Keeps the doc away
- Noted gadgets maker
- The Beatles' label
- The Big __ (New York City)
- The Big ___ (New York City)
- The Big -- (New York City)
- Kind of butter or brandy
- Kind of butter
- Strudel base
- Strudel component
- Strudel ingredient
- The fruit of Loammi Baldwin's labor
- The fruit of Loammi Baldwin's labors
- Kind of sauce
- Traditional temptation
- William Tell's target
- Kind of turnover
- Quaint schoolroom item
- Rome Beauty, e.g.
- Rome Beauty
- Rome, e.g.
- Rome, for one
- Rome or Jonathan
- Something shipped from Washington
- "Odell Lake" computer company
- Winesap
- Winesap, e.g.
- Winesap, for one
- Winesap or Northern Spy
- QuickTime maker
- Tree in the Garden of the Hesperides
- Offering for a teacher
- McIntosh, e.g.
- McIntosh or Delicious
- McIntosh or Granny Smith
- McIntosh or Winesap
- Trillion dollar co.
- Waldorf salad cube
- Waldorf-salad ingredient
- Waldorf salad ingredient
- Poisonous gift to Snow White
- Label founded by the Beatles
- Label launched by the Beatles
- NASDAQ-100 stock
- Popular computer
- Natural snack
- Popular pie
- Popular pie fruit
- Microsoft competitor
- Microsoft rival
- Record label launched in 1968
- Red Delicious, e.g.
- Red Delicious fruit
- Red fruit
- Red "McIntosh" fruit
- Red Northern Spy
- Pearmain, e.g.
- Pearmain or pippin
- Love ____: tomato
- New York is a big one
- Love or candy follower
- Newton's inspiration
- Lunchbox fruit
- Mac, for one
- Mac maker
- Present for a teacher
- Present for the teacher
- Macintosh e.g.
- Macintosh logo
- Macintosh maker
- Macintosh or McIntosh
- Let loose, maybe
- Modern watchmaker
- Mom's kind of pie
- Ontario's ____ Hill
- Northern Spy.
- Northern Spy, e.g.
- Orchard fruit
- Orchard product
- Orchard tree
- Maker of i-opening products?
- Pie choice
- Maker of Logic and Final Cut
- Pie filling
- Pie fruit
- Pie or cider fruit
- Pie type
- Maker of the iPad
- Prop for a Tell skit
- Prop in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
- Source of cider
- Summer Rambo, e.g.
- Russet, e.g.
- Russet or winesap
- S&P 500 company
- S&P 500 stock
- Washington product
- Turnover fruit
- Turnover item
- Samsung's phone competitor
- Sweeting, e.g.
- Sweeting or greening
- Satan's lure
- Sauce fruit
- Sauce source
- Sister of Moses
- Tablet maker of note
- "World's most admired company," per Fortune
- "Under the Table" singer Fiona
- What Eris threw
- Target for Tell
- Tim Cook is its new CEO
- Teacher's fruit
- Teacher's stereotypical gift
- Tech behemoth
- Tech company that was sued by the Beatles
- Tech giant
- Tell tale item
- Tell tale target
- Tell target
- Tell's target
- Snack item
- US computer company
- Temptation for Atalanta
- Stayman, for one
- "Snow White" fruit
- "Snow White . . ." key plot device
- Snow White's downfall
- Snow White's undoing
- User of the prefix "i-"
- Steve Wozniak's company
- Steven Jobs' creation
Recent Usage of Big ___ in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Big ___" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Big ___ in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 9, 2020
- New York Times - Nov. 22, 2019
- New York Times - May 2, 2019
- New York Times - Feb. 21, 2019
- New York Times - Aug. 11, 2018
- New York Times - July 27, 2018
- New York Times - Aug. 30, 2017
- New York Times - Feb. 12, 2016
- Washington Post - Aug. 19, 2015
- New York Times - June 17, 2015
- New York Times - Feb. 15, 2015
- New York Times - Jan. 25, 2015
- New York Times - May 2, 2014
- New York Times - Feb. 3, 2013
- Washington Post - Jan. 29, 2013
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Dec. 6, 2012
- Rock & Roll - March 4, 2012
- New York Times - Nov. 13, 2011
- New York Times - Dec. 29, 2010
- New York Times - Oct. 27, 2010
