Crossword Clue: Divisible whole, figuratively
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- __ chart
- ___ à la mode
- ___ chart (round type of graph)
- ___ chart
- ___-eyed
- ___ in the sky (empty wish)
- ___ in the sky (unrealistic hope)
- ___ in the sky
- ___ Sisters (D.C.-based dessert shop)
- "American ___" (#1 hit for Don McLean)
- "American ___" (1971 Don McLean hit)
- "American ___" (1999 comedy starring Jason Biggs)
- "American ___" (1999 comedy)
- "American ___" (1999 film comedy)
- "American ___" (1999 Jason Biggs movie)
- "American ___" (1999 movie comedy)
- "American ___" (1999 teen comedy starring Jason Biggs)
- "American ___" (1999 teen comedy)
- "American ___" (Don McLean song)
- "American ___"
- American dessert
- Amount to be divided up
- Amount to be divided
- Baseball Hall of Famer Traynor
- ____ chart
- Baseball's Traynor
- ________ in the sky
- A clown might get it in the face
- Be humiliated, eat humble ...
- A kind of chart
- A la mode item, sometimes
- À la mode serving
- Apple ____
- Apple dessert
- Apple dish
- Apple-filled dessert
- Apple or banana cream dessert
- Apple or banana cream
- Apple or blueberry
- Apple or cherry creation
- Apple or cherry, e.g.
- Apple or cherry e.g.
- Apple or cherry treat
- Apple or coconut cream ___
- Apple or humble
- Apple or lemon meringue concoction
- Apple or lemon meringue
- Apple or peach, e.g.
- Apple or pumpkin
- Apple-order link
- Apple pastry
- Apple product that's stood the test of time?
- Apple product
- A wedge might come out of it
- Between apple and order
- As American as apple ___
- As easy as ___
- Bird allied to a jay
- After-dinner fare
- After-dinner filling?
- Bit of Trivial Pursuit equipment
- Blackberry dessert
- Blackberry or mince
- Blackbirds' enclosure in rhyme
- Blackbirds' milieu
- All-American dessert
- Bake-off entry
- Bake sale buy
- Bake sale item
- Bake sale offering
- Bake sale purchase
- Baked Apple ___ (McDonald's dessert)
- Baked dessert
- Baked dish
- Baked food item
- Baked food
- Baked fruit dessert
- Baked good sometimes thrown at a face
- Baked good
- Baker's product
- Bakery buy
- Bakery goodie
- Bakery item
- Bakery offering
- Bakery order
- Bakery pastry
- Bakery product
- Bakery purchase
- Bakery treat
- Alternative to cake
- Banana cream ___
- Banana cream, for one
- Banana or apple
- "Hillbillies" band Hot Apple ___
- Comedic missile
- Comedy staple that goes "splat"
- Boston cream --
- Boston cream ___
- Boston cream ___.
- Boston cream ____
- Boston cream, for instance
- Boston cream or cherry, for example
- Boston cream or coconut custard, for example
- Boston cream or Key lime
- Intake in many an eating contest
- Fanciful wish, ... in the sky
- Graph shape
- Dutch apple ___
- Graphic symbol
- De la Mare's "Peacock ___"
- Celestial dessert?
- Common competitive-eating fare
- Common dessert choice
- Common dessert
- Common diner dessert
- Common to-go fare
- French silk ___ (chocolate dessert)
- Holiday dessert
- Certain graph shape
- Holiday treat
- Easiness exemplar
- "Easy as __!"
- Easy as __
- Easy as ___
- Easy as ____
- Easy as _____
- "Easy" dessert
- Easy thing, proverbially
- Eating contest fare
- Home to four-and-twenty blackbirds
- Fruit-filled dessert, often
- Fruit-filled dessert
- Fruit-filled pastry
- Fruit or meat dish
- Fruit pastry
- Fruited pastry
- Fruity dessert
- Edible entry at a county fair
- It can be eaten a la mode
- It can be thrown or eaten
- Eight slices, often
- Horner fare
- Horner's dessert
- Horner's fare
- Chart choice
- Chart figure
- Chart form
- Chart format
- Chart genre
- Chart inspiration
- Chart model
- Chart motif
- Chart or plate preceder
- Chart shape
- Chart template
- Chart type
- It has a shell
- It has some crust
- DESSERT
- Dessert akin to cobbler
- Dessert, apple ...
- Dessert at a bakery
- Dessert-cart choice
- Dessert choice
- Dessert divided into slices
- Dessert favorite
- Dessert from an oven
- Dessert in a crust
- Dessert in a pan
- Dessert in a round tin
- Dessert in a shell
- Dessert in a tin
- Dessert in the sky?
- Dessert item
- Dessert menu item
- Dessert often eaten on March 14
- Dessert often served à la mode
- Dessert option
- Dessert order
- Dessert pastry
- Dessert, pecan ...
- Dessert selection
- Dessert served in triangular slices
- Dessert served in wedges
- Dessert slice
- Dessert sometimes topped with another dessert
- Dessert that can be served à la mode
- Dessert that might contain pumpkin or sweet potato
- Dessert that might have a lattice top
- Dessert that might include pecans or custard
- Dessert that some charts are shaped like
- Dessert that ties into the puzzle's theme
- Dessert that's cut into slices
- Dessert that's cut into wedges
- Dessert that's often filled with fruit
- Dessert that's used in slapstick fights in movies
- Dessert-tray choice
- Dessert used to teach fractions
- Dessert wedge
- Dessert with a crust and a filling
- Dessert with a crust and filling
- Dessert with a crust
- Dessert with a flaky crust
- Dessert with a lemon meringue variety
- Dessert with filling in a crust
- It may be humble
- Contents of a tin type
- It may be served à la mode
- It may have a crimped crust
- It may have a filling filling
- It may have a filling
- Cherry ___
- Cherry dessert
- Cherry-filled dessert, perhaps
- Cherry or blueberry item
- Cherry or pizza creation
- Filled crust
- Filled pastry
- Filling dessert?
- Filling food?
- It might be in the sky
- It might come after turkey
- Budget chart shape
- Budget chart
- Budget-graph shape
- It might sit on a sill to cool
- Budget representation
- It often has an upper crust
- Financial chart figure
- Financial chart metaphor
- Item for Little Jack Horner
- Humble ____
- Humble dessert?
- Humble follower
- Humble follower?
- Humble food?
- Item in a pizza oven
- Item in the sky?
- Item often found cooling on a window sill
- Diner dessert
- Diner order
- Diner slice
- Diner staple
- Diner treat
- Hurled prop that might be made with shaving cream
- Hurled prop
- Christmas __
- Christmas ___
- Christmas dessert
- Christmas dinner finale
- Christmas treat
- Buster Keaton missile
- It's easy
- It's easy, so they say
- Dish baked in an oven, with pastry or mashed potato topping
- Circular chart type
- It's just below the upper crust?
- Dish that's a homonym for a number that relates to its shape
- Circular type of chart
- Circular type of graph
- "Bye bye Miss American ___"
- Fishermans hangout
- It's often a la mode
- Enterprise, figuratively
- Cousin of a crumble
- Cousin of a jay
- Ice cream go-with
- Entrée follower, perhaps
- Its shell is edible
- It's slapstick material
- Flaky-crusted dessert
- Flaky dessert often served with ice cream
- Flaky dessert
- Flaky treat
- Cake alternative
- It's sweet after dinner
- Flan, e.g.
- Flan
- Epitome of easiness?
- Epitome of easiness
- Divisible whole, figuratively
- Jack Horner's dessert
- Jack Horner's fare
- Jack Horner's treat
- Jack's snack
- Eskimo ___ (frozen treat)
- Eskimo ___
- Eskimo ____ (dessert)
- Eskimo_____
- Floyd "But don't take a slice of my ___"
- Jay's cousin
- Domino's delivery, informally
- Domino's delivery
- Domino's order
- Don McLean: "American ___"
- In apple-___ order
- Clown's missile
- Clown's projectile
- Clown's prop
- Food eaten on March 14
- Food fight projectile
- Crust-topped dessert
- Crusted dessert
- Food for Jack Horner
- Crusty concoction
- Crusty dessert
- Crusty dish
- Crusty one?
- Crusty one
- Crusty thing
- Crusty treat
- Food in a humility metaphor
- Food often used to represent percentages
- Cap's counterpart
- Exemplar of easiness
- Cobbler
- Cobbler cousin
- Cobbler, e.g.
- Cobbler, for example
- Cobbler kin
- Cobbler relative
- Cobbler's cousin
- Cobbler's kin
- Coconut cream ___
- Coconut custard __
- Coconut custard or banana cream, for example
- Coconut custard or Boston cream, for example
- Coconut custard or Boston cream
- Coconut dish, e.g.
- Coconutty creation
- Coffee shop dessert
- Coin of India.
- Coin of India
- Custard creation
- Custard or pecan
- Goodie to be divided
- Infographic shape
- Jumble.
- Jumble
- Dainty dish in "Sing a Song of Sixpence"
- “Dainty dish” of a nursery rhyme
- Dainty dish of blackbirds
- Faceful for a clown
- "Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a ___"
- Four-and-twenty blackbirds' place
- Organizational figure
- Thanksgiving dessert, often
- Thanksgiving dessert
- Thanksgiving finale
- Thanksgiving offering
- Thanksgiving serving
- Thanksgiving staple
- Thanksgiving treat
- Thanksgiving wedge
- Set of wedges?
- Pizza
- Pizza ____
- Pizza box contents
- Pizza delivery
- Pizza, e.g.
- Pizza, for one
- Pizza order
- Pizza parlor order
- Pizza unit
- Pizzeria buy
- Pizzeria creation
- Pizzeria offering
- Pizzeria order
- Pizzeria output
- Pizzeria product
- Pizzeria purchase
- Pizzeria staple
- Pudding alternative
- Pizzeria unit
- Vaudeville missile
- Place for 24 blackbirds, in verse
- Key lime __
- Key lime ___
- Key lime ____
- Key lime dessert
- Key lime, e.g.
- Key lime, for one
- Key lime or Dutch apple
- Key lime or lemon meringue
- The ___ (Velvet Brown's horse)
- Place for four-and-twenty blackbirds, in a rhyme
- Place for four-and-twenty blackbirds
- Place for key limes
- Pumpkin dessert
- Pumpkin, for one
- Pumpkin for one
- Pumpkin or mince
- Pumpkin pastry
- Pumpkin, peach or pecan
- Pumpkin product
- Velvet's horse
- Mouth, rudely
- Tot's mud concoction
- Tot's muddy concoction
- Kind of bald?
- Whole pizza
- Kind of chart
- Shape of some business charts
- Shape of some charts
- Kind of filling
- Mrs. Smith product
- Mrs. Smith's offering
- Object in the sky?
- Traditional March 14 dessert
- Kind of tin
- Mud ___
- Mud concoction
- Mud creation
- Muddy concoction
- The horse in "National Velvet" (with "The")
- The horse in "National Velvet"
- Occasional finger location
- Something easy, supposedly
- Something easy
- Something found in the sky
- Something in a shell
- Shepherd's __
- Shepherd's, e.g.
- Shepherd's, for one
- Something simple, supposedly
- Something to be divvied up
- Something to go to a bakery for
- Something to leave room for
- Quiche, e.g.
- Quiche, essentially
- Quiche, for one
- Quiche Lorraine, e.g.
- Treat for the Three Little Kittens
- Quiche or cobbler
- Quiche shape
- Treat with a crust
- Treat with a shell
- Pandowdy, e.g.
- Pandowdy kin
- Pandowdy
- Shoeless cobbler?
- Papa John's delivery
- Papa John's order
- Shoo-fly __
- Shoofly __
- Shoofly ___ (dessert made from molasses)
- Shoofly ___ (dessert)
- Shoofly ___
- Shoofly dessert
- Shoofly or Boston cream
- Shoofly___ (type of dessert)
- Round dessert
- Round food
- Often fruity dessert
- Short-range missile
- Trivial Pursuit goal
- Trivial Pursuit piece
- Trivial Pursuit symbol
- Trivial Pursuit token
- Meat ___ (dish served in "Sweeney Todd")
- Meat dish
- Sugar ___
- The three little kittens' reward
- Part of a diner display
- Part of a diner showcase
- Soupy Sales missile
- Little Italy order
- Little Jack Horner's dessert
- "National Velvet" horse, with "The"
- "National Velvet" horse
- Parti-colored
- Popular dessert choice
- Popular dessert
- Menu item
- Popular takeout meal
- Large tart
- Messy missile
- Metaphor for a segmented market
- Metaphor for allocations
- Metaphor for profit
- Last course, often
- Last course with a crust
- Pastry
- Pastry choice
- Pastry dessert
- Pastry dish
- Pastry meal
- Pastry often filled with fruit
- Pastry that might be lemon meringue or cherry
- Pasty
- Patisserie purchase
- One graphic means of showing percentages
- Pot attachment
- Patty
- Paul McCartney album "Flaming ___"
- One kind of crust
- Nesselrode, e.g.
- Nesselrode or mud follower
- PowerPoint chart
- Powerpoint image
- Peach, cherry, or blueberry
- Peach dessert
- New England breakfast dish.
- Prank missile
- Pecan ____
- Pecan, e.g.
- Pecan or blueberry dish?
- Pecan or pumpkin delight
- Mince e.g.
- Mince word?
- Mincemeat ___ (Christmas staple)
- Mincemeat ___
- Mincemeat dessert
- Mincemeat, e.g.
- Mincemeat treat
- "Regular" or "Sicilian" order
- People save room for it at Thanksgiving
- Lure for Simple Simon
- Lemon meringue --
- Lemon meringue ___
- Lemon meringue ____
- Lemon-meringue dessert
- Lemon meringue, e.g.
- Lemon meringue, for one
- Lemon meringue or coconut custard dessert
- Lemon or lime
- Missile from a prankster
- Mississippi mud ___ (dessert)
- Mississippi mud, e.g.
- Presentation chart shape
- Mitten-finding kittens' reward
- Mock apple __
- Representation of a budget, often
- Noisy bird
- Mom's apple ___
- Operation time
- Picnic dessert
- Projectile in a comedic fight
- Projectile in a slapstick fight
- Projectile in some political acts
- Order from Domino's
- Reward for a feline trio
- Reward for three little kittens
- Prop in slapstick
- Rhubarb for one
- Rhubarb, for one
- Rhubarb or blueberry
- Rhubarb or Boston cream
- The whole, symbolically
- Warrant "Cherry ___"
- Word after apple or cow
- Warrant's "Cherry"
- Word after cutie or sweetie
- Word after sweetie or cutie
- Word after sweetie or Tweety
- Word after Tweety or sweetie
- Word before "chart" or "crust"
- Turnover cousin
- Turnover, for one
- Turnover
- Sales-chart illustration
- Sales chart metaphor
- Sales meeting metaphor
- Sales pitch?
- Word that follows pot but precedes pan
- Word with cream or cutie
- Word with cream or sugar
- Word with crust or chart
- Word with cutie or sweetie
- Simplicity metaphor
- Word with honey or mud
- Word with honey or sweetie
- Weapon for Soupy Sales
- Sweeney Todd serving
- Word with sugar or cream
- Word with sweetie or cutie
- Sweet potato ___
- Sweet treat
- Saskatoon berry dessert
- Saskatoon berry treat
- Type of chart
- Symbol of ease
- Symbol of easiness
- Symbol of simplicity
- Thing in the sky for dreamers
- Type of tin
- This may be in the sky
- Sky quest
- Sky sight?
- Three Little Kittens' reward
- "Three Little Kittens" treat
- Three Stooges missile
- Three Stooges prop
- Slapstick item
- Slapstick missile
- Slapstick projectile
- Slapstick prop
- Slapstick staple
- Slapstick weapon
- Thrown dessert
- Slice left over from Thanksgiving, say
- Sliced dessert
- Staple of slapstick humor
- What ice cream might top
- What Jack Horner was eating
- Tart
- Tart relative
- Tart's cousin
- Tasty pasty
- Tasty treat often filled with fruit
- Tasty wedge
- What "pizza" means in Italian
- Small digit
- Tin contents
- Tin filler
- You might throw it in someone's face
- Statistical metaphor
- Snap
- USA Today chart shape
- USA Today chart
- "When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza ___ ... "
Recent Usage of Divisible whole, figuratively in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Divisible whole, figuratively" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Divisible whole, figuratively in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - Aug. 19, 2007
- LA Times - Feb. 4, 2006
