Crossword Clue: Entrée order
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- ___ of God (Agnus Dei)
- ___ of God (epithet for Jesus)
- ____ chop
- Animal associated with March 31
- Animal on Easter cards
- Animal that the month of March is said to "go out like"
- A k a Elia
- A product of Australia
- A stew base
- "Behold the --- of God" (John 1:29)
- Author Mary or brother.
- Author of the Stepquote
- Bleating babe
- Aka Elia
- Babe in Wall St.
- Baby bleater
- Baby in wool?
- Baby sheep
- Border collie's charge
- Common gyro ingredient
- Dear one
- Dear soul
- Dear, sweet person
- Farm animal
- Farm baby
- Irish stew ingredient
- Irish-stew ingredient
- Easily swindled sort
- Easter baby?
- Easter entree
- Easter serving
- Easter symbol
- Easy dupe
- Denizen of many a petting zoo
- Honeybunch
- British essayist
- Charles or Mary
- Charles or roast
- Gyro ingredient
- Gyro meat
- Gyro staple
- Elia
- Elia essayist
- Elia really
- Elia was his alias
- Emblem of St. Agnes
- Child of a ram and a ewe
- It went everywhere Mary did
- Chop meat?
- Chop meat
- Chop source, perhaps
- Chop source
- Chops for dinner
- Gentle animal
- Gentle as a --
- Gentle as a ___
- Gentle as a
- Gentle creature
- Gentle farm animal
- Gentle, innocent type
- Gentle, meek one
- Gentle one
- Gentle person
- Gentle sort
- Gentle soul
- Gentle type
- Gentle woolly animal
- Cote occupant
- Country kid?
- Its "fleece was white as snow"
- English essayist: 1775–1834
- English essayist
- English writer
- Dish served with jelly
- Dish that's often roasted
- Dish with mint jelly
- Entrée order
- Epitome of gentleness
- It's white and innocent
- Fleecy babe
- Flock member
- Flock youngster
- He came after Bacon
- Essayist: 1775–1834
- Essayist
- Essayist Charles
- Essayist Elia
- Essayist who wrote "Lawyers, I suppose, were children once"
- Essayist with the pen name Elia
- "Essays of Elia" author
- Docile person
- Crèche figure
- Fold member
- Follower of Mary, in a nursery rhyme
- Follower of Mary
- Ewe kid
- Ewe youth
- Ewe's baby
- Ewe's child
- Ewe's little one
- Ewe's offspring
- Ewe's output
- Ewe's young
- Ewe's youngster
- Ewe's youth
- Jesus, __ of God
- Jesus, in a metaphor
- Doner kebab meat
- "In like a lion, out like a ___"
- Exemplar of innocence
- Caracul or mouton
- Down Under product
- Coleridge's schoolmate.
- "Dream Children" author
- Innocence exemplar
- Innocence symbol
- "Innocent" baby animal
- Innocent one
- Innocent type
- Innocent
- Kabob choice
- Kabob component
- Kabob meat
- Kebab choice
- Kebab meat
- Noted essayist — symbol of innocence
- "The ___ Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis)
- "The ___ of God"
- Many a roast
- "... out like a ___"
- Moussaka ingredient
- Moussaka meat
- White-fleeced animal of rhyme
- March animal
- Nursery-rhyme pet
- Nursery rhyme pet
- Very soft fleece source
- Ovine offspring
- Mrs. Battle's creator
- "Mrs. Battle's Opinions on Whist" writer
- Rogan josh ingredient
- Rogan josh meat
- Traditional Easter entree
- Traditional Easter fare
- Sheep
- Sheepish one
- Sheepish youngster?
- Sheep's baby
- Sheep's kin
- Mary follower
- "Mary Had a Little ___"
- "Mary had a little ___ ..."
- Mary had a little one
- Mary had one
- Mary or Mary's follower
- Mary's charge
- Mary's chaser
- Mary's creature
- Mary's follower, in verse
- Mary's follower
- Mary's friend
- Mary's hanger-on
- Mary's inseparable companion
- Mary's little follower
- Mary's "little" pet
- Mary's little pet
- Mary's pet?
- Mary's pet, in a nursery rhyme
- Mary's pet
- Mary's possession
- Mary's tagalong
- Shepherd's charge
- Shish-kebab ingredient
- Shish kebab item
- Shish kebab meat
- Suckling sheep
- Paragon of meekness
- With The, Blake poem from Songs of Innocence
- Meadow baby
- Meadow infant
- Rack of __
- Rack serving
- Lion's antithesis
- Lion's trusting companion
- Meat
- Meat found in gyros
- Meat in a rack
- Meat in Irish stew, often
- Meat in many gyros
- Meat in much moussaka
- Meat in the Near Eastern dish kibbe
- Meat of which Australia is among the largest producers
- Meat often complemented by mint
- Meat often served with mint jelly
- Meat on a kabob, maybe
- Meat served off the rack?
- Meat that's often served with mint jelly
- Meat with mint jelly
- Naive one
- Rung #4 of the ladder
- Part of a gyro
- "Little ___, who made thee?": Blake
- Little bighorn
- Lady Caroline (Byron's paramour)
- Ram's child
- Ram's offspring
- Meek one
- Member of the fold
- Nativity scene animal
- Nativity scene figure
- Popular Easter dish
- Popular roast.
- Metal band ___ of God
- Paschal ___
- Pastoral youngster
- Pasture baby
- Pasture youngster
- One devoted to Mary?
- One in a flock
- One in Mary's care
- Red meat
- New ewe
- Mild-mannered one
- Mild-mannered type
- New member of the flock
- Newcomer to the flock
- One younger than ewe?
- Pet of rhyme
- Petting-zoo animal
- Petting zoo animal
- Petting zoo baby
- Petting-zoo baby
- Petting zoo creature
- Petting-zoo critter
- Petting zoo critter
- Petting zoo youngling
- Petting zoo youngster
- Main ingredient in the dish lechazo
- Wool-coat owner
- Woolly babe
- Woolly baby in a petting zoo
- Woolly baby
- Woolly creature
- Woolly farm baby
- Woolly infant
- Woolly one
- Woolly youngster
- Sacrificial __
- Sacrificial offering
- Souvlaki choice
- Souvlaki ingredient, often
- Souvlaki ingredient
- Souvlaki meat, often
- Souvlaki meat
- Simple, unsophisticated person.
- Sweet and innocent child
- Sweet-tempered sort
- Sweet-tempered type
- Sweetie
- Wee one in a flock
- Wee sheep
- Wee woolly one
- Symbol of Christ
- Symbol of gentleness
- Symbol of innocence
- Symbol of March 31
- Symbol of obedience
- School visitor of rhyme
- Schoolgoer in a nursery rhyme
- Schoolgoer in a rhyme
- Schoolgoer of rhyme
- Schoolmate of Coleridge
- Writer Mary Ann
- "Tales from Shakespear" cowriter
- Tales man
- Staple of Greek cuisine
- What "Lies Down on Broadway," to Genesis
- Yeanling
- Start of an Easter prayer
- Title critter in Blake's "Songs of Innocence"
- Seder mainstay
- Young farm animal
- Young ram
- Young sheep
- Young Shropshire
- Youngster on a farm
- Tender sheep meat
- Term of endearment
- Stew meat
Recent Usage of Entrée order in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Entrée order in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Aug. 19, 1972
- New York Times - Jan. 10, 1971
- New York Times - Jan. 6, 1971
