Crossword Clue: In billiards, what the English call English
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- .45 half
- . . . 46
- __ dish (coleslaw, e.g.)
- __ dish (French fries, e.g.)
- __ dish (fries or onion rings)
- __ dish (fries or rice)
- __ dish (mashed potatoes, e.g.)
- __ dish (potato or rice)
- __ dish (potatoes or rice)
- __ dish (rice, for instance)
- __ dish (rice or beans, e.g.)
- ___ arms
- ___ by ___
- ___ dish (fries or rice)
- ___ dish (fries or slaw)
- ___ dish (mashed potatoes or rice)
- ___ splitting
- Bar or car opening
- Bar or car starter
- Barbecue fixin', e.g.
- ___ with (aid)
- Ancillary
- Battle-joiner's choice
- Battle joiner's choice
- Be partial with with
- Beans or broccoli
- Beans or greens
- A or B, e.g.
- A or B, for the record
- A or B, on a cassette
- A or B, on a record
- Any of a nonagon's nine
- A or B, on an LP
- Any of ten on a decagon
- A record has an A one
- Become less intense
- Beef purchase
- Beef unit
- Aptly, Park Avenue area
- Big beef buy
- Big beef piece
- Big beef purchase
- Aspect of an issue
- Aspect
- Big butcher purchase
- Big hunk of beef
- Aerosmith "The Other ___"
- Agree (with)
- Album half
- Align (with)
- Baked beans, e.g.
- Baked potato or fries, say
- Ally oneself
- Ally with
- Ally (with)
- Hill part
- Hill slope
- Border
- Hip's locale
- Boundary
- Bounding line
- Graze, in a way
- French fries, for a burger
- French fries or cole slaw
- Debate component
- Debate faction
- Hobby activity
- Debate position
- Debate team, for example
- Debate team
- Debating choice
- Debating position
- Debating-team contender
- Competing team
- Competitive group
- Fries, at McDonald's
- Fries, at times
- Fries, e.g.
- Fries for a burger, e.g.
- Fries, for instance
- Fries, for one
- Fries, maybe
- Fries, often
- Fries or coleslaw
- Fries or hash browns, often
- Fries or potato salad, e.g.
- Fries or slaw, e.g.
- Fries or slaw, often
- Fries or slaw, say
- Fries or slaw, typically
- Fries or slaw
- Fries, say
- Fries, to a burger
- Fries, usually
- "East" or "West" ending
- East or West follower
- East or West in N.Y.C.
- East or West of New York
- Grits or rice
- From the wrong ___ of the tracks
- Home team or visitors
- Con, e.g., in a debate
- Edge
- It goes next to an entrée
- Either of two on a quarter
- Either opponent
- Either team on the field
- Cheap or top chaser
- Broccoli or cauliflower, e.g.
- Contending faction
- Contest participant
- Contest party
- Contesting group
- Contesting party
- Half a cow
- Half of an argument
- Chips, e.g.
- Choice with the main dish
- Choose one over the other
- Endorse, with ''with''
- Hypotenuse, e.g.
- Hypotenuse, for example
- English, to the English
- Dish component
- Dish or street preceder
- Hash browns, e.g., typically
- Hash browns, e.g.
- Entrée accompaniment
- Entree complement
- Entree go-with
- Entrée inclusion
- Get up on the wrong ___ of the bed
- Flank
- "I'm on your ___!"
- In billiards, what the English call English
- For or against
- Incidental
- Join forces with
- Join (with)
- Cut of meat
- Cole slaw, e.g.
- Coleslaw or fries, at a diner
- Collard greens, usually and deliciously
- Cassette part
- Face — team
- Facet
- Faction.
- Faction or facet
- Faction
- "Catch you on the flip ___!" ("Later!")
- Not the best place for a thorn
- Not the front or back
- Where musician do some projects
- Right or left.
- Orzo, for instance
- Where this answer is, grid-wise
- "Kick" attachment
- Kick starter?
- Outdoor retail promotion
- White, in chess, say
- White, in chess
- Roasted asparagus, e.g.
- Verge
- Kind of arm or kick
- Kind of car at the bar
- "Whose ___ are you on?"
- Kind of dish or effect
- Kind of dish or show
- Kind of dish or swipe
- Kind of effect
- Kind of glance or stroke
- Kind of kick or car
- Kind of kick or effect
- Kind of kick or light
- Kind of kick or line
- Kind of kick
- "The Far ___" (former comic strip)
- Track or walk preceder
- Kind of order
- Kind of saddle
- Kind of show or step
- Kind of show or walk
- Kind of swipe
- Kind of walk or wall
- The home team, e.g.
- Mashed, e.g.
- Mashed or fries
- Vinyl record half
- Octagon part
- Sub chaser?
- Wing
- The margin runs along it
- Travis jam off "The Invisible Band"
- Of secondary importance
- Shirts or skins
- Subsidiary dinner course
- The offense or the defense
- "The Other ___ of Summer" Elvis Costello
- Line of descent
- Line on a diner menu list
- Triangle component
- Triangle part
- Waffle fries, e.g.
- Sort of show
- Meal option
- Point of view, as in an argument
- Point of view
- The slope of a hill.
- Rugby team
- Walk start
- Show partisanship
- Part of a LP
- Soup or salad, e.g.
- Part of a square
- Polygon part
- Partisan group
- On-field line-up
- On the __ (separately)
- Position
- Lateral part
- Lateral surface
- Lateral
- Potato or rice
- Potato salad or cole slaw
- Potato salad or coleslaw, e.g.
- Potato salad, say
- Potato wedges, e.g.
- Record half
- Record has a B one
- Record has an A or B one
- Rectangle or triangle part
- Rectangle part
- One of 20 for an icosahedron
- One of a pentagon's five
- One of a square's four
- One of a trapezoid's four
- One of a triacontagon's 30
- One of a triangle trio
- One of a triangle's three
- One of eight on an octagon
- One of five in a pentagon
- One of four for the White Album
- One of four in a square
- One of four on a square
- One of six for a hexagon
- One of six on a cube
- One of six on a hexagon
- Preceder of long or line
- One of two in a conflict
- One of two in a game, perhaps
- One of two in a game
- One of two in a sporting event
- Next to, by the ... of
- LP option
- Left or right, e.g.
- Perspective
- Onion rings, e.g.
- Onion rings, perhaps
- Onion rings, say
- Nonhittable part of a barn
- Pro, for one
- Pro or con, e.g.
- Pro or con, in a debate
- Pro or con
- Pickle or slaw
- Order complement
- Piece of beef
- Not main
- Property of a square
- Rib-joint menu selection
- Ric Ocasek "This ___ of Paradise"
- Word after blind or bright
- Word after dark or bright
- Them or us
- "Them" or "us"
- Sunny-___ up
- Sunny ___ up (egg order)
- Sunny ___ up
- Southwestern rattler
- Word before winder or show
- Word between up and down
- Supplementary
- Support, with "with"
- Support, with ''with''
- Support, ... with
- Support
- Salad, at times
- Salad, maybe
- Salad often
- Salad, often
- Salad or pasta
- Salad, sometimes
- Surface
- Word with arm or bet
- Word with arms or show
- Word with bar or car
- Word with burns
- Word with kick or step
- Word with order or line
- Word with "show" or "saddle"
- Word with slip or swipe
- Word with step or stroke
- Word with ''walk'' or ''kick''
- Spin given to a ball by striking it off-centre
- Type of dish or arm
- Type of part-time project
- Type of project
- Sporting team
- Thing chosen up
- Sports team
- "West ___ Story" (musical based on "Romeo and Juliet")
- "West ___ Story"
- This team or that team.
- Thorn's place
- Underwater lateral surface?
- Undesirable consequence, ... effect
- Slaw, at KFC
- Slaw, e.g.
- Slaw or chips
- Slaw or fries, e.g.
- Slaw or fries
- Slaw or mac salad
- Slaw or salad, e.g.
- Slaw, say, for BBQ
- Yeas or nays
- Start for bar or car
- Start for ''bar'' or ''car''
- "Time Is on My ___" (Rolling Stones hit)
- U.N.'s location in Manhattan
- Team
- Smaller serving
- Up-down connector
- Us or them
- "Us" or "them," in competitions
- 'Us' or 'them'
- Steamed veggies, say
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- New York Times - April 4, 1999
