Crossword Clue: Horner or Peter
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Horner or Peter"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Horner or Peter"
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- -phage
- Basic consumer
- BBQ guest
- Ant ___
- Ant ________
- Beanery patron
- Bistro patron
- Fast breaker
- Fast finisher?
- Fast stopper
- Faster opposite?
- Faster's opposite
- Faster's opposite?
- Competitor at a hot-dog contest
- Deli denizen
- Fruit (but not a cooker)
- Feeder
- Honey ___ (oscine bird)
- Denny's patron
- Horner or Peter
- Horner or Sprat
- Either of the Sprats
- Either Sprat
- Consumer?
- Consumer
- Devourer
- Chewer
- Buffet patron
- Gastronome
- Fire ___ (carnival performer)
- Fire-___ (carnival performer)
- Fire-___ (daring circus performer)
- Diner
- Diner customer
- Diner patron
- Diner.
- Hungry fellow
- Café customer
- Cafe patron, e.g.
- Café patron
- Cafeteria customer
- Cafeteria patron
- Epicure, e.g.
- Jack Horner, Christmas piewise
- Jack Horner, for one
- Jack Horner for one
- Glutton
- Food processor?
- Food processor
- Foodie, e.g.
- Foodie
- Cockney rod
- Carnivore, meat ...
- Fork wielder
- He's out to munch
- Gormandizer, perhaps
- Gormandizer
- Gourmand
- Gourmand or gourmet
- Gourmet, for one
- Gourmet
- Man-___
- Thanksgiving guest, typically
- Man or pumpkin follower
- Moth, often
- Pizzeria patron
- " . . . pumpkin ___"
- " . . . Pumpkin-___"
- "Purple People ___"
- "Purple People ---" (Sheb Wooley hit)
- Street-vendor patron
- Street vendor's patron
- Plate cleaner
- Trencherman.
- Trencherman
- Sonya Thomas, professionally
- "The Pumpkin ---" (1964)
- "The Pumpkin ___," 1964 film
- "The Pumpkin ___" (1964)
- "The Purple People ___" (1958 novelty song)
- "The Purple People ___"
- Meat-___ (carnivore)
- Meat ___ (carnivore)
- Meat-___ (non-vegetarian)
- Menu user
- Partygoer, typically
- Partygoer, usually
- Real downer?
- One at table
- One being nourished
- One dining
- One feasting
- One feeding
- One in a mess?
- One may be picky
- One might be picky
- One noshing
- Lotus ___
- Lotus-___ (daydreamer)
- Lotus-___ (dreamer)
- Lotus-___ ("Odyssey" figure)
- Lotus-___ (stargazer)
- Lotus-___
- One of the lotophagi
- One putting away groceries
- Nibbler
- Miss Muffet, before the spider showed up
- One who dines
- One who noshes
- One who takes sides?
- One who wouldn't want to go fast?
- No faster
- No faster?
- Person sometimes described as picky or fussy
- Person starting a course, e.g.
- One working on the side?
- Peter, as to pumpkins
- Peter, for one
- Peter in a nursery rhyme
- Peter in re pumpkins
- Peter of nursery rhyme, for one
- Peter of nursery rhymes
- Peter, of pumpkin fame
- Peter of rhyme
- 'Peter, Peter, pumpkin --'
- "Peter, Peter, pumpkin __"
- "Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ ..."
- "Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ . . ."
- "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___"
- "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-___"
- "Peter Peter Pumpkin ___" (nursery rhyme)
- "Peter Peter Pumpkin ___"
- "... Peter, pumpkin ___"
- " . . . Peter, pumpkin ___"
- ''... Peter, pumpkin ___''
- Peter, pumpkinwise
- Peter, to pumpkin
- Peter with a pumpkin
- Restaurant customer
- Restaurant patron
- Restaurant supporter
- Nosher
- Opposite of "faster"
- Picky ___
- Word after light or fire
- Word with fire or lotus
- Type of apple
- Type of consumer
- Sprat or Horner
- Star boarder
- What "-phage" means
- What "phage" means
- What -phagus means
- What "-vore" means
- What -vore means
- Smorgasbord fan
- Snacker
Recent Usage of Horner or Peter in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 31, 1985