Crossword Clue: Cookbook verb
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Cookbook verb"
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- +
- ___ Friend (Facebook button)
- ___ Friend (Facebook option)
- ___ fuel to the fire (make things worse)
- ___ fuel to the fire
- ___ insult to injury
- ___ line (dipstick mark)
- ___-ons
- ___ to Cart (Amazon button)
- ___ up (make sense)
- ____ up to: amount to
- Annex
- Be the summer?
- Antonym of "remove"
- Antonym of "throw out"
- Append
- ". . . above our poor power to __ or detract": Gettysburg Address
- Arithmetic directive
- Arithmetic function
- Attach, as a codicil
- Attach (to)
- Attach
- Attention deficit disorder
- Augment
- Affix
- Also include
- Also mention
- Also say
- Book supplement: Abbr.
- Cause an increase
- Cause of fidgeting, for short
- Interject
- Comment further
- Interpose
- Hit the + key
- Hit the plus button
- Introduce to the mix
- Compute a total
- Compute, sometimes
- Concerta treats it, briefly
- Change two fives into a ten?
- Bring a plus one to?
- Bring aboard
- Bring numbers together
- Bring to the table
- Hook up with, on Facebook?
- Confirm, as a friend on Facebook
- "It doesn't ___ up" ("This makes no sense")
- Connect with on social media
- Connect
- Elaborate
- Gain a section
- "It just doesn't ___ up" ("This makes no sense")
- "It just doesn't ___ up"
- Check the check
- Determine the sum of
- Figure out a sum
- Figure out that 2 + 2 is 4
- Figure out what "7 + 9" is
- Figure sums
- Continue
- Contribute a member
- Contribute, as to the conversation
- Contribute more
- Contribute (to)
- Contribute to the conversation
- Contribute
- Cookbook direction
- Cookbook verb
- Cooking direction
- Build (on)
- Build on, with "to"
- Find a sum
- Find a total
- Find sums
- Find the sum of
- Find the sum
- Find the total of some numbers
- Find the total
- Chime in with
- Chime in
- Generate a summation
- Dipstick word
- Hustle and bustle
- Bustle
- Hyperactivity disorder
- Hyperactivity may be a sign of it, for short
- Count up
- Count
- Engage in a summer activity?
- Cipher, in a way
- Enhance, with "to"
- Get a total
- Get sum?
- Get sumwhere?
- Get to the bottom line
- Have sum fun?
- Calculate 2 + 2, for example
- Calculate a sum
- Calculate a total
- Calculate column totals
- Calculate, in a way
- Calculate sums
- Calculate the sum of
- Calculate the sum
- Calculate the total
- Calculate
- Do a bit of math
- Do a checkbook chore
- Gibe, with "up"
- Do a grade school assignment
- Do a grade-school lesson
- Do a job for a summer?
- Do a KenKen operation
- Do a sum.
- Do a summer job
- Do a summer job?
- Do a summer's work?
- Do an operation where you carry the one, say
- Do arithmetic
- Do basic arithmetic
- Do basic math
- Do easy math
- Do figuring
- Do kindergarten math
- Do numbers
- Do simple arithmetic
- Do simple math
- Do some arithmetic
- Do some basic arithmetic
- Do some basic math
- Do some math homework
- Do some simple calculating
- Do some simple math
- Do some summer work?
- Do some sums
- Do sum math?
- Do sum-thing
- Do sum thing?
- Do sum work?
- Do sum work
- Do sums
- Do sumthing?
- Do the math, in a way
- Do the math, maybe
- Do the math
- Do very easy math
- Focusing problem, for short
- Follow on Snapchat
- Follow : Twitter :: ___ : Snapchat
- Go figure?
- Go on
- Go on to say
- Foot up
- Inability to stay focused, briefly
- Include in the mix
- Include, with "in"
- Include
- Incorporate
- Increase by.
- Increase by
- Increase (with "to")
- Increase, with "to"
- Increase
- Explain further
- Join to
- Join
- Form a sum
- Extend one's fingers, maybe
- "Just ___ water"
- Factor a sum
- Inject
- Just-water connection
- Combine figures
- Combine in a sum
- Combine numbers
- Combine
- Insert
- Not subtract
- Utter parenthetically
- Provide extras
- "That doesn't ___ up"
- Stir in, e.g.
- Stir in, say
- Stir in
- Stir into the mix
- Keep score
- Keep talking
- Solve some KenKen, say
- Ritalin target: Abbr.
- Ritalin target, for short
- Ritalin treats it: Abbr.
- Kick in
- Toss in
- Toss into the mix, e.g.
- Toss into the mix
- Tot up
- Tot
- Total up
- Total (up)
- Total
- Verb used in recipes
- Put 2 and 2 together
- Put a wing (on)
- "Put down six and carry two . . . "
- Put in a kicker
- Put in your two cents
- Put in
- Put into the mix
- Put into the recipe
- Put more in
- Put on staff
- Put on
- Put one's two cents in
- Put things together
- Put together — attach
- Put together, in a way
- Put together, like two numbers
- Put together, mathematically
- Put together
- Put two and two together?
- Put two and two together.
- Put two and two together, literally
- Put two and two together, perhaps
- Put two and two together, say
- Put two and two together to get four
- Put two and two together
- Obey sigma notation in a math class
- Obey the plus sign
- Obtain a sum
- Violent Femmes "___ It Up"
- Violent Femmes: "___ It Up"
- Subjoin
- Subtract's opposite
- Offer an afterthought
- Offer as a bonus
- Parenthetically mention
- Link to, on Facebook
- Link to, on LinkedIn
- Lack of focus, colloquially
- Run numbers?
- Raise, with "to"
- Sum (up)
- Sum up
- Sum
- Mention as an afterthought
- Mention parenthetically
- Mention
- Reason to prescribe Ritalin, briefly
- Postfix
- Recipe direction
- Recipe directive
- Recipe instruction
- Recipe sentence starter
- Recipe verb
- Recipe word
- "Might I ___ ..."
- Perform an arithmetic operation
- Perform an certain operation
- Perform an operation
- Perform an operation?
- Lengthen, with to
- Lengthen (with "to")
- Lengthen (with ''to'')
- Remark further
- Mix (in)
- Mix in
- Press "+" on a calculator
- Problem in focusing, for short
- Make a contribution
- Make a summation?
- Make an ell, e.g.
- Opposite of "cut"
- Opposite of drop
- Opposite of subtract
- Opposite of unfriend
- Make sense, ... up
- Make sense (with "up")
- Make sense, with "up"
- Make seven ones seven
- Pile on
- Turn two fives into a ten?
- Word found on a dipstick
- Supplement, with "to"
- Supplement (with ''to'')
- Supplement with
- Supplement
- Word heard in math class
- Word in math class
- Word near the bottom of a dipstick
- Word on a dipstick
- Word on dipsticks
- Word on some dipsticks
- Speak further
- Way to check the check
- Work on columns
- Work on one's figures?
- Work out what 5 + 10 is
- Thing one can do on one's fingers
- Work with a calculator, in a way
- Say a bit more
- Work with numbers, in a way
- Say also
- Say further
- Say "Furthermore ...," say
- Say in a postscript
- Say more
- System of a Down song about math?
- System of a Down song off "Steal This Album!"
- Tack (on)
- Tack on a few extra
- Tack on, as tax
- Tack on song to iPod
- Tack on
- Tag on
- What a caret means
- Take on
- Write a P.S., e.g.
- Write a P.S.
- Write, as a P.S.
- Write further
- Write in a postscript, e.g.
- Write in a postscript
- Slap on
- Throw in
- Throw into the mix
- Tally one's scorecard
- Tally (up)
- Tally up
- Tally
- What summers do
- Upheaval
- What you must know how to do to solve a kakuro puzzle
- State further
- Tendency for one's mind to wander, for short
- To gain a section
- Use a '+'
- Use a calculator
- Use a "+" on a calculator
- Use a plus sign to get a total
- Use a plus sign
- Use a postscript
- Use a + sign
- Use an abacus
- Use carets
- Use the + button on a calculator
- Use the "+" key on a calculator
- Use the minus button
- Use the + sign
- Use the "=SUM" function, say
- Send a friend request to
- Stick in
- Stick (on)
- Stick on
Recent Usage of Cookbook verb in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Cookbook verb" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Cookbook verb in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Jan. 14, 2020
- LA Times - Nov. 22, 2017
- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - April 9, 2017
- LA Times - Feb. 25, 2015
- LA Times - Oct. 5, 2010
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 27, 2009
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 7, 2008
- USA Today - Aug. 9, 2006
- Universal Crossword - June 30, 2000
- New York Times - Feb. 14, 1981
