Crossword Clue: Brazil ___
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Brazil ___"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Brazil ___"
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- '94 Tesla album "Bust a ___"
- __ butter (bread spread)
- __ butter
- Bar bit
- Bar bowl item
- Bar-bowl morsel
- Bar-counter snack
- Bar mix morsel
- Bar morsel
- A tough ___ to crack
- Beer __
- Acorn. e.g.
- Acorn, e.g.
- Acorn, essentially
- Acorn, for example
- Acorn, for one
- Acorn or almond
- Acorn or brazil
- Acorn or pecan
- Acorn
- Betel, e.g.
- Big devotee
- Big fan
- Aficionado, informally
- Aficionado
- Biscotti tidbit
- Bit in trail mix
- Bit of hardware
- Bit of trail mix
- Black Flag "Loose ___"
- Avid fan, slangily
- Avid fan
- Baby Ruth tidbit
- Almond, e.g.
- Almond, for example
- Almond, for one
- Almond or cashew
- Almond or macadamia, for example
- Almond or pecan, for example
- Almond or pecan
- Almond, pecan or cashew
- Baklava morsel
- Bolt attachment
- Bolt connector
- Bolt destination
- Bolt fastener
- Bolt go-with
- Bolt holder
- Bolt partner
- Bolt securer
- Bolt surrounder
- Bolt's adjunct
- Bolt's complement
- Bolt's mate
- Bolt's partner
- Bonbon center
- Dry fruit
- Granola bar bit
- Granola bit
- Granola morsel
- Fan
- Fanatic (slang)
- Fanatic
- Fancier and then some
- Commonly hexagonal hardware
- Brainteaser
- Companion for a bolt
- Hollow fastener
- Brazil --
- Brazil ___
- Brazil, e.g.
- Brazil, for one
- Brazil is one
- Brazil or cashew
- Brazil or hazel
- Brazil or Indian
- Brazil
- Eccentric one: Slang.
- Eccentric person
- Eccentric
- Fruit
- Fruit served with a cracker?
- Fruitcake bit
- Fruitcake ingredient
- Fruitcake
- Edible kernel
- Honey ___ Cheerios
- Egyptian goddess of the sky
- It fits under a head
- It gets cracked on purpose
- Cheap hardware store purchase
- Fiend
- It may be cracked or roasted
- It may be tough to crack
- Hound
- Filbert
- Filbert, e.g.
- Filbert, for instance
- Filbert, for one
- Filbert or cashew
- Filbert or hazel
- Filbert or pecan
- Devoted fan
- Devotee
- Chest chaser
- Buff
- It screws onto a screw
- Diehard fan
- Difficult problem
- Chinquapin, e.g.
- Chinquapin
- Item in a squirrel's stash
- Item that can be tough to crack
- Ding-a-ling
- Cost of business, informally
- Hard dry fruit — enthusiast
- Hard fruit
- Hard-shelled fruit
- Hard-shelled seed
- Energy bar bit
- Energy bar morsel
- Hardware item
- Butter preceder or follower
- Hatch or cracker preceder
- Enthusiast: Slang
- Enthusiast (slang)
- Enthusiast, slangily
- Enthusiast
- Flake
- It's tough to crack
- Crackpot
- Crank
- Crazy frontman
- Crazy guy
- Crazy person
- Hazel follower
- Hazel, for one
- Hazel or pea
- Gist
- Head (slang)
- Cuckoo bird
- Extreme fan
- Hexagonal holder
- Hickory ___
- Hickory, e.g.
- Cashew.
- Cashew, e.g.
- Cashew, for one
- Cashew or almond, for example
- Cashew or almond
- Cashew or filbert, for example
- Cashew or filbert
- Cashew or pecan, for example
- Cashew or pecan
- Cashew or pistachio
- Cashew, pistachio, or pecan
- Cashew
- Goofball
- Pine or cashew
- Not your ordinary fan
- Pistachio
- Pistachio, e.g.
- Pistachio, for example
- Pistachio, for one
- Pistachio or cashew
- Pistachio or macadamia
- Pistachio or pecan, for example
- Pistachio or pecan
- Pistachio, say
- Pistachio.
- Maniac
- Kernel
- Total expenses, informally
- Total fruitcake
- Total goofball
- Venture-launching cost, slangily
- Venture-launching cost
- Tough __ to crack
- Tough ___
- Tough thing to crack
- Kind of kernel
- Wild and crazy guy
- Victim of a fixed idea.
- Planters bit
- Trail mix bit
- Trail mix morsel
- Trail mix tidbit
- Obsessed aficionado
- Obsessive fan
- Shell kernel
- Violin part
- Odd character
- Oddball
- Wing or acorn, e.g.
- Something you might have a crack at
- Tree of rhyme
- Plumber's piece
- Kola, e.g.
- Kook or cuckoo
- Kook
- Kook's cousin
- Kook's relative
- Rabid fan
- Wack-job
- Wack job
- Wackadoodle
- Wacko
- Oh Henry! candy bar ingredient
- Waldorf salad ingredient
- Waldorf salad tidbit
- Litchi, e.g.
- Litchi
- Mechanical fastener
- Real fan
- One gone cray-cray, as it were
- Loon
- Loony bird
- Loony tune
- Loony
- One might be tough to crack
- Pecan, e.g.
- Pecan, for one
- Pecan or almond
- Pecan or cashew, for example
- Pecan or cashew
- Pecan or hickory
- Pecan or macadamia
- Pecan or pistachio
- Pecan tree seed
- Pecan
- Lovable goofball
- Lug, e.g.
- Lunatic, slangily
- Macadamia, e.g.
- Macadamia for one
- Macadamia, for one
- Macadamia or Brazil
- Macadamia or cashew
- Macadamia or kola
- Madcap
- Monomaniac
- Operating expenses, in slang
- Operating expenses
- More than an aficionado
- Pili or macadamia
- Morsel in a squirrel's stash
- Morsel in tavern mix
- Protein source
- Source of a common allergy
- Super fan
- Superfan
- Word that can follow "Brazil" or "hickory"
- Word with hazel or butter
- Word with hickory or health
- Word with ''hickory'' or ''health''
- Word with lock or lug
- Weekly expenses
- Weirdo
- Sports __
- Wrench target
- Wrench's target
- Squirrel ___ Zippers
- Squirrel food
- Squirrel snack
- Squirrel treat
- Squirrel's find
- Squirrel's prize
- Squirrel's snack
- Squirrel's treat
- What butter may be made from
- XTC "Fruit ___"
- Screwball
- Unpredictable sort
- Yo-yo
- Seed
- Snack item
- Snickers tidbit
- Zany one
- Zany
- Zealot
- Zealous type
Recent Usage of Brazil ___ in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Brazil ___ in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Aug. 31, 2016
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Sept. 25, 2009
