Crossword Clue: Like an eclair
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- __ coffee
- ___ Caramel Macchiato (Starbucks drink)
- ___ chai
- ___ coffee (cold drink)
- ___ coffee (cold Starbucks option)
- ___ out (having lots of diamonds)
- ___ tea (cool drink)
- ___ tea (cool summer beverage)
- ___ tea (summer beverage)
- ___ tea (summer drink)
- ___ tea
- ____ tea
- Applied a freezer pack to
- Applied frosting to
- Applied frosting
- Assured, as a victory
- Assured, as victory
- Added frosting to
- Added frosting
- Alternative to hot or blended
- "Framing Armageddon" ___ Earth
- Insured, as victory
- Frappé
- Hit a puck too far
- Committed a hockey infraction
- Hit
- Hockey term
- Decorated a cake
- Decorated, as a cake
- Decorated, as a cupcake
- Decorated at a bakery
- Decorated, at a patisserie
- Decorated (cake)
- Decorated, in a way
- Decorated with a pastry bag, say
- Decorated with a pastry bag
- Decorated with a piping bag
- Decorated with frosting
- Decorated with sugary mixture
- Decorated
- Frigid
- Completed a cake
- Completed, as cupcakes
- Frosted.
- Frosted, as a cake
- Frosted, as cupcakes
- Frosted, as eclairs
- Frosted (biscuits)
- Frosted (cake)
- Frosted, like a birthday cake
- Frosted, like a torte
- Frosted
- Frosty
- Froze
- Frozen
- Frozen, ... over
- Frozen over
- Descriptive of wedding cakes.
- "Horror Show" ___ Earth
- Containing cold cubes
- Eliminated, mob-style
- How caviar is served
- How coffee may be served
- How many drink their tea
- Did
- Did a bakery job
- Did a cake job
- How some coffee is served
- How some get their latte
- Did bakery work
- How some like their coffee
- How some like their tea
- How some tea is served
- How summertime tea is often served
- How tea may be served
- Cooled
- Cooled a six-pack
- Cooled, as a six-pack
- Cooled, as champagne
- Cooled by cubes
- Cooled down with cubes
- Cooled down
- Cooled it?
- Cooled with cubes, as tea
- Cooled with cubes
- Cooled with frozen water
- Chilled
- Chilled, as a drink
- Chilled, as Chablis
- Chilled, as champagne
- Chilled, as coffee or tea
- Chilled, as coffee
- Chilled, as tea
- Chilled by cubes
- Chilled down
- Chilled, in a way
- Chilled — killed
- Chilled, like coffee or tea
- Chilled, like tea
- Chilled the Chablis
- Chilled with cubes
- Chilling
- Finished a cake
- Finished a cupcake?
- Finished, as a cake
- Finished, as a cupcake
- Finished, as a torte
- Finished, as cupcakes
- Finished off a cake
- Finished off, as a cake
- Finished off the cake
- Finished the cake, say
- Finished up, as cupcakes
- Finished work on cupcakes
- Bumped off
- "Burnt Offerings" ___ Earth
- Ensured
- Ensured, as a victory
- Ensured, as a win
- Ensured, as victory
- Covered, as cupcakes
- Covered cupcakes
- Covered in frosting
- Covered in jewelry, as it were
- Covered the cookies
- Covered the cupcakes
- Covered with flavoured sugar topping
- Covered with frosting
- Given a creamy finish
- Glacé
- Clinched, as a deal
- Clinched, as a game
- Clinched, as a victory
- Clinched
- Glaciated
- Glazed
- Closed, as a deal
- Closed out
- In a solid state
- In the bag
- In the cooler
- Executed a Mafia hit
- Executed, gangland style
- Held in reserve
- Coated cupcakes
- Coffee choice
- Coffee option
- Coffee order
- Coffee preference
- Coffee shop menu adjective
- Coffee specification
- Coffee, tea or milk option
- Coffee variety
- Coffeehouse menu heading
- Cold, at a coffee shop
- Cold
- Like beer in coolers
- Like birthday cakes
- Like cakes, often
- Like chai, sometimes
- Provided first aid for, in a way
- Like coated cupcakes
- Like coffee ordered in the summer, often
- Like cold drinks
- Like cold tea
- Like cupcakes, often
- Like cupcakes
- Served cold, as a latte
- Served "on the rocks"
- Like Frappuccinos
- Kept cold
- Kept cool, at the bar
- Kept cool in a bucket
- Kept cool, perhaps
- Kept from swelling, perhaps
- Kept from swelling
- Kept in a cooler
- Puck's fate, at times
- Like many a chocolate cake
- Topped a cupcake
- Topped a torte
- Topped, as a cake
- Topped, as a torte
- Topped off the cake
- Topped with a sweet layer
- Topped with frosting
- Like many cakes
- Settled, as a deal
- Like many layer cakes
- Like many sprained ankles
- Like many summer coffee orders
- Like many summer drinks
- Like many summertime quaffs
- Sewed up, as in "guaranteed"
- Sewed up
- Like most cupcakes
- Sewn up
- Like much tea, in summer
- Like much tea in summer
- Like much tea
- Put a sweet schmear on
- Like shrimp during shipping
- Put away
- Kind of coffee or tea
- Put frosting on
- "The Dark Saga" ___ Earth
- Like some cakes
- Like some coffee and tea
- Like some coffee drinks
- Like some coffee or buns
- Like some coffee or tea
- Like some coffee served in the summer
- Like some coffee
- Like some cold coffee
- Like some drinks
- Like some espressos
- Kind of latte
- Like some lattes
- Stuck in the freezer
- Kind of tea
- Kind of tea or coffee
- Like some sprained ankles
- Like some sprains and champagnes
- Like some sprains and tea
- Like some Starbucks orders
- Like some tea
- Like some teas
- Like some twisted ankles and coffee
- Like some twisted ankles
- Like summer beverages, typically
- Like summer coolers
- Like summer drinks, often
- Like summer drinks
- Like summer tea
- Like summertime tea
- Like tea in a tumbler
- Like tea in summer, often
- Like tea in summer
- Like tea, sometimes
- Like the tops of cupcakes
- "Something Wicked This Way Comes" ___ Earth
- Like white wine at a restaurant
- Treated a sprain, in a way
- Treated a sprain, perhaps
- Treated a sprain
- Treated, as a bump on the head
- Treated, as a sprain
- Treated, as a sprained ankle
- Treated with a cold pack
- Treated with a pack
- Knocked off
- Offed
- With a flavoured sugar topping
- With cubes
- With frosting
- Rubbed out
- Shot the puck too far
- Nailed down
- Suitable for hot days
- Readied champagne
- Readied the bubbly
- Metal band ___ Earth
- Long Island ___ Tea (cocktail)
- Long Island ___ Tea (mixed drink)
- On the rocks, as tea
- On the rocks, at a bar
- On the rocks, in a bar
- On the rocks, like coffee or tea
- On the rocks
- Refrigerated
- One the rocks
- "Night of the Stormrider" ___ Earth
- One way to order coffee
- One way to serve coffee
- One way to serve soup
- One way to serve tea
- Prepared tea
- Made certain of, in slang
- Made cold with cubes
- Made cold
- Made colder, in a way
- No longer competitive
- Made sure of
- Prevented from swelling, maybe
- Prevented from swelling
- Made very cold
- Like a Frappuccino
- Like a gin fizz
- Like a puck, sometimes
- Like a summer drink
- Like a summer tea
- Like a wedding cake
- Like an eclair
- Wasted
- Way to serve coffee
- Word with tea
- Type of tea
- Worked with frosting
- Whacked
- Whacked, gangland-style
- Wrapped up
- What a swollen joint should be
- Slathered frosting all over
- Slathered frosting on
- Slathered with buttercream
- Unlike plain donuts
- Sealed, as a deal
- Sealed, as a win
- Tea adjective
- Tea choice
- Tea option
- Tea or coffee preference
- Tea preference, for some
- Tea preference
- Tea type
- Tea variety
- Smeared buttercream on
- Smeared with buttercream
- Secured
- Secured, as a deal
- Secured, as a victory
- Secured, as a win
- Tended to, as a sprain
- Tended to, as a strain
- Sent a puck too far
Recent Usage of Like an eclair in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today - Aug. 2, 2004
- New York Times - Feb. 4, 1997
