Crossword Clue: Jack's fairy tale victim
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Jack's fairy tale victim"
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- 1952 Edna Ferber novel
- 1956 James Dean western
- 2014 World Series winning team member
- __ squid
- Barry Bonds was one
- Beanstalk character
- Beanstalk dweller
- Beanstalk menace
- Beanstalk threat
- Any large corporation
- Big, big guy
- Bigger than big
- Adjective for some stars
- AT&T Park player
- Bill's opponent, at least twice a year
- Bonds is one
- Frank Gifford, notably
- David's or Jack's adversary
- "Into the Woods" creature
- Dean's last film
- Economy-size
- "Fee-fi-fo-fum" sayer
- "Fee, fi, fo, fum" speaker in a fairy tale
- "Fee-fi-fo-fum" utterer in a fairy tale
- "Fee-fi-fo-fum" utterer
- Character in "Jack and the Beanstalk"
- Ferber book
- Ferber hit in 1952
- Ferber novel
- Ferber title
- Gulliver in Lilliput, e.g.
- Gulliver, to Lilliputians
- Brobdingnagian
- Elephantine
- Eli Manning, notably
- How big The Police's steps are "Walking on the Moon"
- Gargantua or Pantagruel
- Gargantuan
- Hudson film
- Huge person
- Huge
- Bunyan or Pecos Bill
- Humongous
- Enormous
- California baseballer
- 'Jack and the Beanstalk' antagonist
- "Jack and the Beanstalk" baddie
- ''Jack and the Beanstalk'' baddie
- "Jack the ________ Killer"
- Jack's adversary
- Jack's beanstalk adversary
- Jack's beanstalk foe
- Jack's fairy tale foe
- Jack's fairy-tale foe
- Jack's fairy tale victim
- Jack's foe
- Jack's menace
- Jack's nemesis
- Jack's victim
- "James and the ___ Peach" (1996 movie)
- James Dean film
- James Dean movie
- James Dean's final film
- James Dean's last film
- James Dean's last movie
- Immense
- Candlestick Park man
- Candlestick Park player
- Jet's rival
- Jolly green veggie hawker
- Goliath
- Goliath, e.g.
- Goliath, for one
- Extremely large
- Jumbo (size)
- Jumbo-sized
- Jumbo
- Castle-in-the-sky resident of folklore
- Colossal (this one's a little different from the other eight words)
- Colossal
- Colossus
- Gotham gridder
- Fairy tale baddie
- Fairy-tale biggie
- Fairy tale figure
- Fairy-tale villain "starting" the longest Across answers
- Mammoth
- Top-of-the-beanstalk resident
- S.F. athlete
- Who Jack discovered at the top of the beanstalk
- Very big
- Towering figure
- Very tall person
- Stupendous
- The Jolly Green ___
- Massive
- Pantagruel, for one.
- Mays was one
- Ogre
- Meanie in "Jack and the Beanstalk"
- Megacorporation
- Mel Ott, notably
- Mel Ott was one
- Polypheme
- Living legend
- Member of a New York football team
- Large black and white mammal
- Larger than life
- Really big
- MetLife Stadium gridder
- Recent best seller.
- Lawrence Taylor, for one
- Midget's opposite
- Peach, in a Dahl story
- New York athlete
- New York footballer
- Mimir or Ymir
- N.F.L. player
- Legend
- Remarkably large
- Madison Bumgarner, e.g.
- Major figure
- Not just big
- Like a sequoia
- Source of the fairy-tale sequence that creates four long puzzle puns
- Supersized
- Sal Maglie was one
- San Francisco player
- Twisted Sister "Wake Up (The Sleeping ___)"
- Size of olives
- Y. A. Tittle was one
- Titan
- Titanic
Recent Usage of Jack's fairy tale victim in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 6, 2012
- USA Today - April 14, 2010
- LA Times - Oct. 11, 2009
