Crossword Clue: It means baked in Italian
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "It means baked in Italian"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "It means baked in Italian"
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- Baked, in Bari
- Baked, in Bellagio
- Baked, in Bologna
- Baked, literally
- Ecclesiastical surplice
- It means baked in Italian
- Italian for "baked"
- Choir robe.
- It's baked in Italy
- White vestment
- Panna __: Italian dessert
- Short surplice worn by Catholic priests — to act (anag)
- Short surplice
- Literally, "baked"
- Part of a two-word term that means "baked earth"
- Word after terra
- Word after "terra"
- Surplice
- Word with "terra-"
- Terra ---
- Terra --
- Terra- --
- Terra __: earthenware
- Terra __ (kind of clay)
- Terra __ pot
- Terra __: pottery clay
- Terra __ (pottery material)
- Terra __
- Terra- ___
- Terra-___
- Terra ___ (brown-red)
- Terra-___ (earthenware)
- Terra- ___ (fired clay)
- Terra-___ (fired clay)
- Terra ___ (fired clay)
- Terra ___ (kind of clay)
- Terra ___ (literally, baked earth)
- Terra ___ (pot material)
- Terra ___ (pottery)
- Terra- ___ (potting material)
- Terra-___ (potting material)
- Terra ___ (reddish clay)
- Terra ___ (tile material)
- Terra ___
- Terra ____
- Terra _____
- Terra --- (brownish red)
- Terra -- (fired clay)
- Terra follower
- Terra -- (tile material)
- Terra_____
Recent Usage of It means baked in Italian in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - March 6, 2011
