Crossword Clue: Grass grown for grain and straw.
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- __ whiskey
- Bar beverage
- Bar bottle
- Bar drink
- Bar item
- "American Pie" rhyme
- Bar or bakery order
- Bar or deli choice
- Bar or deli stuff
- Bar order
- Bar serving
- Bar shot, sometimes
- Bar staple
- Bar stock
- Barley cousin
- ___ whiskey
- Base of some flour
- ____ bread
- ____ whiskey
- A cereal grass
- A deli bread
- A kind of whisky
- "... a pocket full of ___"
- "A pocket full of ___"
- ''A pocket full of ___''
- A pocketful, in rhyme
- "A pocketful of ___"
- "A pocketful of ___ ..."
- ''A pocketful of ___ . . .''
- A top crop in S.D.
- Beefeater bread
- Beer ingredient
- Agatha Christie's "A Pocket Full of ___"
- Agatha Christie's pocketful
- Agatha Christie's pocketful?
- Blended whiskey
- Alcohol grain
- Alcoholic beverage
- Bagel variety
- Bodies' meeting place in Scotland?
- Bakery buy
- Bakery loaf option
- Bakery loaf
- Bakery offering
- Bakery product
- Bakery purchase
- Bakery selection
- Bakery staple
- Alternative to gin or vodka
- Alternative to nine-grain
- Alternative to pumpernickel or sourdough
- Alternative to pumpernickel
- Alternative to seven-grain
- Alternative to sourdough or pumpernickel
- Alternative to sourdough
- Alternative to wheat or sourdough
- Alternative to white or wheat bread
- Alternative to white or wheat
- Alternative to white
- Alternative to whole wheat or sourdough
- Alternative to whole wheat
- Dark-colored bread
- Dark-colored loaf
- Dark deli bread
- Dark deli delight
- Dark deli loaf
- Dark grain
- Booze or bread
- Dark loaf
- Dark or light bread
- Caulfield's locale
- Caulfield's milieu
- Caulfield's spot
- Grain crop
- Grain for flour
- Grain grass
- Grain in a Salinger title
- Grain in some bourbon
- Grain in some whiskey and bread
- Grain in some whiskey
- Grain in some whisky
- Grain susceptible to ergot
- Grain used for pumpernickel
- Grain used in some beer
- Grain used in some beers
- Grain used in some breads and beers
- Grain used in some vodkas
- Grain used in whiskey
- Grain used to make whiskey
- Grain
- 'Comin' Thro' the --'
- "Comin' Thro' the ___"
- Bourbon alternative
- Bourbon cousin
- Bourbon relative
- Commodity in the Parker Brothers game Pit
- Grass court grass
- Grass grown for grain and straw.
- Grass in a J.D. Salinger title
- Grass or whisky
- Common cocktail component
- Common grain
- Farm crop
- Farmer's crop.
- Cereal
- Cereal crop
- Cereal grain
- Cereal grass or Canadian whiskey
- Cereal grass — Sussex Cinque Port
- Cereal grass
- Cereal used for making whiskey
- Certain bread
- Certain cereal grain
- Certain cereal grass
- Companion to whiskey in "American Pie"
- Holden Caulfield's milieu
- Green grass
- Bread alternative to white or wheat
- Bread at Katz's Deli
- Bread "broken" in the five longest entries
- Bread buy
- Bread choice
- Bread for a ham sandwich, often
- Bread for a ham sandwich, perhaps
- Bread for a ham sandwich
- Bread for a pastrami sandwich
- Bread for a Reuben sandwich
- Bread for a Reuben
- Bread for Reubens
- Bread for the catcher?
- Bread genre
- Bread grain
- Bread in a Christie title?
- Bread in a pastrami sandwich, often
- Bread in a Reuben
- Bread in a Seinfeld episode
- Bread in many deli sandwiches
- Bread often used for toast
- Bread option
- Bread or booze type
- Bread or booze
- Bread or drink choice
- Bread or liquor
- Bread or spirits
- Bread or whiskey basis
- Bread or whiskey choice
- Bread or whiskey type
- Bread selection
- Bread sometimes used for toast
- Bread that may be seeded
- Bread that may or may not have seeds
- Bread that might be seeded
- Bread that might have caraway seeds
- Bread that often has caraway seeds
- Bread that sometimes contains caraway seeds
- Bread that's also a kind of booze
- Bread that's available with and without caraway seeds
- Bread that's called "whiskey" in diner lingo
- Bread that's often seeded
- Bread type often seen in Jewish delis
- Bread type
- Bread used for deli sandwiches
- Bread used in Reuben sandwiches
- Bread variety
- Bread with a swirl pattern, perhaps
- Bread with caraway seeds
- Bread with caraway
- Bread with ham, often
- Bread with seeded and unseeded varieties
- Bread with seeds
- Bread
- Certain whiskey
- Eating it might cause ergotism
- Deli bread choice
- Deli bread selection
- Deli bread with seeds
- Deli bread
- Deli choice
- Deli loaf with seeds
- Deli loaf
- Deli offering
- Deli option
- Deli or tavern option
- Deli order
- Deli owner's purchase
- Deli request
- Deli sandwich bread choice
- Deli sandwich option
- Deli selection
- Deli slice
- Deli specification
- Deli staple
- Dense bread
- It can be toast
- It crosses the bar
- Guns N' Roses "Catcher in the ___"
- Field crop
- Gypsy gentleman
- It may be dark in the deli
- Fifth element?
- It may be seeded
- Brown bread
- It may be toasted
- It might be full of baloney
- Ham and cheese go-with
- Ham and Swiss option
- Ham holder, often
- Ham holder, perhaps
- Ham holder
- Ham may be seen on it
- Ham on __
- Ham on ___ (deli order)
- Ham on ___ (type of sandwich)
- Ham on ___
- Ham on ____
- Ham partner
- Ham sandwich bread, often
- Ham sandwich bread
- Ham sandwich choice
- Ham sandwich option
- Ham sandwicher, perhaps
- Ham sandwicher
- Ham site
- Ham surrounder, maybe
- Ham surrounder, sometimes
- Ham surrounder
- Ham's frequent surroundings
- Ham's locale?
- Ham's place
- Ham's surroundings, often
- Ham's surroundings?
- Corned beef bread
- Corned beef holder, sometimes
- Corned beef holder
- Corned beef on __
- Corned beef on ___
- Corned beef sandwich bread
- End of a Salinger title
- Diner loaf
- Hardy cereal
- Distiller's grain
- Cover crop.
- Cover-crop grass
- Cover crop
- City on Long Island Sound
- City or bread
- Its top producers are Germany, Poland and Russia
- Ergot host
- Ginger's partner
- Flour-making grain
- Flour source
- Flour variety
- Canadian Club, for one
- Canadian Club or Black Velvet
- Canadian Club product
- Canadian whiskey
- Canadian whisky
- Candidate for toasting
- Fodder eaten by mudders
- Crop the "good old boys" were drinking in "American Pie"
- Healthy bread selection
- Hearty bread
- Food or drink
- Jewish ___ bread
- Jewish _____
- Jewish or marble bread
- Jigger pour
- Jim Beam grass
- Jim Beam ingredient
- Jim Beam product
- Caraway-flavored bread
- Caraway-seeded bread, often
- Forage crop
- Cocktail ingredient
- Dr. Pecker ingredient
- Good bread for a pastrami sandwich
- Ingredient in a Diamondback cocktail
- Ingredient in a manhattan
- Ingredient in a Sazerac
- Ingredient in an Old Fashioned
- Ingredient in an old-fashioned
- Drink mentioned in the chorus of "American Pie"
- Highball ingredient
- Droll-sounding grain?
- 'Catcher in the --'
- Catcher in the ___
- 'Catcher in the '
- Catcher locale?
- Catcher's field, in fiction
- Catcher's locale?
- Catcher's place
- Catcher's place?
- Catcher's spot
- Catcher's spot?
- Catching place for Caulfield
- Manhattan base?
- Manhattan base
- Manhattan choice
- Manhattan component
- Manhattan ingredient
- Manhattan liquor
- Manhattan need
- Manhattan part ... or a suburb near Manhattan
- Manhattan part
- Manhattan spirit, traditionally
- Manhattan whiskey
- Pub staple
- Top-seeded bread?
- Place for a catcher
- Place for a literary catcher
- Seven-grain alternative
- Place for ham and Swiss
- Pumpernickel
- Pumpernickel alternative
- Pumpernickel cousin
- Pumpernickel flavor
- Pumpernickel grain
- Pumpernickel ingredient
- Whiskey
- Whiskey base
- Whiskey choice
- Whiskey distiller's supply
- Whiskey flavour
- Whiskey genre
- Whiskey grain
- Whiskey in a Manhattan
- Whiskey ingredient
- Whiskey-making grain
- Whiskey-mash ingredient
- Whiskey option
- Whiskey or bread type
- Whiskey or bread
- Whiskey order
- Whiskey pick
- Whiskey sour whiskey
- Whiskey type
- Whiskey variety
- Whisky base
- Whisky grain
- Whisky type
- Whisky
- Punch Brothers "___ Whiskey"
- White alternative
- Straight drink
- White bread alternative
- Straight whiskey of a sort
- White or wheat alternative
- Marble ___
- Marble ___ (baker's creation)
- Marble ___ (bread choice)
- Marble ___ (bread)
- Marble ___ ("Seinfeld" prop)
- Marble ___ (type of bread stolen in a "Seinfeld" episode)
- Marble ___ (type of bread)
- Marble bread choice
- "Marble" bread
- "Marble" deli loaf
- Marbled bread, perhaps
- Marbled loaf, perhaps
- 'The Catcher in the --'
- "The Catcher in the ___" (J.D. Salinger novel)
- "The Catcher in the ___" (novel about Holden Caulfield)
- "The Catcher in the ___" (Salinger novel)
- "The Catcher in the ___"
- The Catcher in the ____
- "The Catcher in the _____"
- Nursery-rhyme grain
- Nursery-rhyme pocketful
- Nursery rhyme pocketful
- Some loaves
- Whole-wheat alternative
- Whole wheat alternative
- Kind of bread or whiskey
- Kind of bread
- Town on Long Island Sound
- N.Y.C. suburb
- Kind of flour
- Widely cultivated cereal grain
- Kind of grass or whisky
- Some sandwiches' surroundings
- Kind of toast
- Kind of vodka
- Some whiskey
- Kind of whiskey or bread
- Kind of whiskey
- Kind of whisky
- Mash ingredient, perhaps
- Romany ___
- Something to eat or drink
- Something to toast, or toast with
- Something to toast
- Kitchen Sink ingredient
- Sometimes-marbled bread
- Winter cover crop for gardens
- Knäckebröd grain
- Pocket filler of rhyme
- " . . . pocket full of ___"
- "Pocketful" bread?
- Pocketful of rhyme
- Mayo destination, maybe
- Oft-seeded bread
- Oft-seeded loaf
- Kvass component
- Kvass grain
- Kvass has it
- Kvass ingredient
- Ogden Nash's New York birthplace
- Liquor-cabinet item
- Liquor in a shot
- Liquor in a Sneaky Pete
- Shot in a bar
- Shot in a saloon?
- N. Y. city
- N. Y. suburb
- Old-fashioned component
- Old-fashioned ingredient
- Old Fashioned ingredient
- Old-fashioned liquor?
- Part of a Reuben
- Old Overholt, e.g.
- Melt choice
- Loaf around a diner?
- Loaf at a bakery
- Loaf at a deli
- Loaf at the deli
- Loaf choice
- Loaf for reubens
- Loaf in a bag
- Loaf in a deli
- Loaf in a "Seinfeld" episode
- Loaf reliably available at cousin Lotte's house when we used to go up to Cleveland for brunch
- Loaf that might have seeds
- Loaf variety
- Loaf with caraway seeds, maybe
- Loaf with caraway seeds, perhaps
- Loaf with caraway seeds
- Loaf with seeds
- Popular deli bread
- Popular sandwich bread that may contain caraway seeds
- Popular toast
- Long Island Sound city
- Pastrami bread
- Pastrami go-with
- Pastrami holder
- Pastrami on ____
- Possible Manhattan ingredient
- Pastrami partner
- Pastrami sandwich bread
- Pastrami sandwich choice
- Pastrami's partner
- Potable
- Potent potable
- Milieu for a catcher
- Milieu for Holden Caulfield
- New York birthplace of Ogden Nash
- New York city on Long Island Sound
- New York city that's home to Playland amusement park
- New York city where John Jay is buried
- New York city where Ogden Nash was born
- New York city with an amusement park that's a National Historic Landmark
- New York city
- New York town with Playland amusement park
- One of the things the "good old boys" were drinking in that pie song
- Lunch bread
- Lunch-counter loaf
- Nine-grain alternative
- Main ingredient in a Monte Carlo
- Light brown deli bread
- Reuben base, perhaps
- Reuben base
- Reuben basic
- Reuben bread
- Reuben exterior
- Reuben holder
- Reuben layer
- Reuben need
- Reuben part
- Reuben requirement
- Reuben sandwich bread
- Reuben sandwich slice
- Reuben sandwich's bread
- Reuben setting
- Reuben slices
- Reuben wrapper
- Reuben's base
- Reuben's bread
- Rhyme pocketful
- Male gypsy
- Source of ergot poisoning
- Sourdough alternative
- "Theme from Rocky XIII (The ___ or the Kaiser)" ("Weird" Al parody of a Survivor song)
- Tuna melt bread, maybe
- Tuna sandwich choice
- Word in Salinger title
- Salami holder
- Word on some cards in the game Pit
- Salami surroundings, maybe
- Salinger's grain
- Salinger's "The Catcher in the ___"
- Salinger's The Catcher in the ____
- Salinger's title grain
- Saloon drink
- Saloon order
- "Sing a song of sixpence, a pocket full of ___ ..."
- Sandwich bread that may be seeded
- Sandwich bread that may contain caraway seeds
- Sandwich bread that might have seeds
- Sandwich bread that's often seeded
- Sandwich bread
- Sandwich choice
- Sandwich loaf
- Sandwich option
- Sandwich order
- Sandwich request
- Sandwich selection
- Sandwich shop choice
- Sandwich staple
- Swirly bread variety
- Type of bread frequently found in Jewish delis
- Type of bread often seen in delis
- Type of bread or grass
- Type of bread
- Type of sandwich bread
- Type of whiskey or bread
- Type of whiskey used in a Manhattan
- Type of whiskey
- Type of whisky
- Site of New York's Playland park
- Westchester County city known for its Playland
- Schwarzbrot or Vollkornbrot loaf
- Underpinning for ham
- Scotch alternative
- Slice for a Reuben
- Slice in a Reuben
- Tavern drink
- Tavern order
- Tavern tipple
- What some beer is made from
- What some put ham on
- You can get a shot of it
- You might ham it up
- Wheat alternative
- Wheat relative
- Seeded bread variety
- Seeded bread
- Seeded deli bread
- Seeded loaf
- Seeded or seedless loaf
- Seeded or unseeded loaf
- Seedy bakery choice
- Seedy bread
- Seedy loaf
- Seedy sort?
- Seedy type?
- Sneaky Pete ingredient
- Toast choice
- Toast option
- Toast type
- Toaster's choice
- Toasting candidate
- Where a body comes through
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- New York Times - Sept. 19, 1953
