Crossword Clue: Dish's partner in flight
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Dish's partner in flight"
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- Angler's lure
- Angling lure
- Be amorous, in a way
- "Anthology" river
- A runcible item of cutlery?
- Behave amorously
- Act lovey-dovey
- Bill and coo
- Bit of flatware
- Aid in a stirring experience
- Baby food utensil
- Alt rock Texans, inspired by cutlery?
- Bowl go-with
- Greasy ___
- Greasy ____ ( Slang for an inferior eating place )
- Cereal eater's implement
- Cereal eater's need
- Cereal eater's utensil
- Cereal-eating implement
- Cereal utensil
- Eating implement
- Eating utensil
- It can create a stir
- It can create quite a stir
- It can produce quite a stir
- It fled with the dish
- It may be silver or greasy
- Eloper of rhyme
- Eloper with a dish
- Eloping utensil
- It may produce a stir
- Half an eloping pair.
- It often comes with chili
- It stirs things up
- Gazpacho eater's need
- Item in a stirring picture?
- Dish accompanier of rhyme
- "... dish ran away with the ___"
- Dish's beloved, in rhyme
- Dish's companion in flight
- Dish's companion
- Dish's elopement partner
- Dish's fellow elopee
- Dish's partner in flight
- Dish's runaway partner, in rhyme
- Dish's running mate?
- Dish's running partner
- Fishing bait.
- Fishing lure
- Ice cream eater's utensil
- Ice cream parlor utensil
- Ice cream shop freebie
- Ice-cream utensil
- It's traditionally placed to the right of the knife
- Flatware item
- Flatware piece
- Do a little cuddling
- Illinois river
- Creme brulee utensil
- Cuddle
- Cuddle, in a way
- Cuddle in bed
- Cuddle with, a la two utensils that fit together snugly
- Coffee stirrer, often
- Coffee stirrer
- Fork's less pointy friend
- Golf club
- Golfer's number 3 wood
- Cutlery item
- Indulge in sentimental courtship — eating utensil
- "Hey Diddle Diddle" runaway
- Provider of a scoop
- Stirrer
- Stirring aid
- Stirring item
- Stirring utensil
- Pitch woo
- River for poet Masters
- Setting item
- Setting part
- Setting piece
- Number 3 wood
- Nursery-rhyme eloper
- Nursery-rhyme runaway
- Kind of bread
- The dish ran away with it
- The dish's running mate?
- Kiss — server
- Masters' river
- Masters's river
- Shiny fishing lure
- Wobbly fishing lure
- Sugar stirrer
- "The Underdog" Texans
- Runaway of rhyme
- Runcible ___
- Soup __
- Ladle
- Ladle cousin
- Soup conveyor
- Soup eater's need
- Soup eater's utensil
- Soup-eating utensil
- Soup server
- Soup utensil
- Part of a place setting
- Part of a stirring experience?
- Melon eater's implement
- React to a June moon
- Mess-kit item
- Neck
- Nestle
- One might be slotted
- Lie to one's lover?
- Piece of cutlery
- Piece of flatware
- Piece of silver
- Sundae eater's need
- Sundae-eater's need
- Word after table or tea
- Word with tea or soup
- This causes quite a stir
- Skimming utensil
- Squash-eating implement
- Scoop (up)
- Three wood
- Taster's aid
- TCBY freebie
- What the dish ran away with, in "Hey Diddle Diddle"
- Yogurt shop freebie
- Yogurt utensil
- Small whirlpool cause
- Snuggle in bed, say
- Snuggle together, in a way
- Utensil for oatmeal
- Utensil for yogurt
- Utensil in a cocoa mug
Recent Usage of Dish's partner in flight in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 29, 2003
- New York Times - Nov. 16, 1995
