Crossword Clue: Mediterranean fruit tree
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Mediterranean fruit tree"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Mediterranean fruit tree"
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- -- leaves (Eden cover-ups)
- -- Newton
- -- Newtons
- __ leaf
- ___ leaf (nature's codpiece)
- ___ leaf
- ___ leaves (what Adam and Eve supposedly wore)
- ___ leaves (what Adam and Eve wore in the Bible)
- ___ Newmans (fruit-filled cookie brand)
- ___ Newmans (Paul's cookie brand)
- ___ Newton (cookie)
- ___ Newton (fruit cookie)
- ___ Newton (fruit-filled cookie)
- ___ Newton (fruity, chewy cookie)
- ___ Newton (kind of cookie)
- ___ Newton (kind of snack)
- ___ Newton (Nabisco treat)
- ___ Newton
- ___ Newtons (fruit-filled cookies)
- ___ Newtons (fruity cookies)
- ___ Newtons (Nabisco brand)
- ___ Newtons (Nabisco cookies)
- ___ Newtons
- ____ Newton
- _____ Newtons
- Abbr. next to a chart
- Biblical fruit
- Black Mission fruit
- Black Mission or Brown Turkey
- Greek export
- Greek fruit
- Certain fruit bearer
- Fruit
- Fruit associated with Newton
- Fruit at Eden
- Fruit frequently dried
- Fruit from Turkey
- Fruit in a Newton cookie
- Fruit in a Newton
- Fruit in fruit bars
- Fruit in Nabisco's original Newtons cookies
- Fruit in Newton cookies
- Fruit in some cookies
- Fruit often dried
- Fruit often pollinated by tiny wasps
- Fruit served with lamb chops
- Fruit that you don't give unless you care
- Fruit that's commonly grown in Turkey
- Fruit that's often dried
- Fruit type
- Eden fruit
- Eden tree
- Edenic fruit
- Guitar chord chart (Abbr.)
- Ficus tree
- Contemptible amount
- Garden of Eden fruit
- Garden of Eden tree
- Cookie filler
- Cookie fruit
- Christmas pudding flavor
- Christmas pudding fruit
- It's commonly paired with prosciutto
- Chutney ingredient
- It's part of a Newton
- Fleshy fruit
- Dried fruit
- High-fiber fruit
- Soft fruit
- Provider of Eve's leaves
- Not worth a ___
- Valueless item
- Pudding flavor
- Pudding fruit
- Pudding ingredient
- Pudding materia
- Pudding part
- Whit
- Kind of leaf
- Mulberry family tree
- Mulberry fruit
- The least bit
- Something you might not give, with "a"
- TREE
- Oft-dried fruit
- Often-dried fruit
- Trifle
- Trifling amount
- Trivial amount
- Tropical fruit
- "The Thunder From Down Under" Anton
- Tropical tree
- Sugarplum fruit
- Meditarrannianfruit
- Mediterranean diet staple
- Mediterranean fruit
- Mediterranean fruit tree
- Mediterranean tree
- Potassium-rich fruit
- Middle Eastern fruit that's often dried
- Mideastern fruit
- Pear-shaped false fruit
- Pear-shaped fruit
- Leaf in many sculptures
- Least amount of caring
- Least bit
- Newton filler
- Newton fruit
- Newton ingredient
- Newton's core
- Newton's tree?
- Minimal amount
- Leo Kottke "Jack ___"
- Source of Adam and Eve's leaves
- Source of Eve's leaves
- Source of some Genesis attire?
- Turkish fruit
- Sweet fleshy fruit, often dried
- Sweet fruit
- Type of leaf
- Type of leaf in many sculptures
- Worthless amount
- Worthless trifle
- Slightest bit
- Sculptor's leaf, perhaps
- Small fruit
- Tiniest amount to care
- Tiny bit
- Seed-packed fruit
- Seedy fruit
- Smyrna fruit
- Smyrna product
Recent Usage of Mediterranean fruit tree in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Mediterranean fruit tree" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Mediterranean fruit tree in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Sheffer - Feb. 4, 2011
- Newsday - Jan. 8, 2009
- Newsday - Jan. 8, 2008
