Crossword Clue: Oak start
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Oak start"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Oak start"
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- __ squash
- ___ squash (ridged vegetable)
- ___ squash
- ____ squash
- A squirrel might hide one
- Big tree-to-be
- Bit of a squirrel's stash
- Babe in the woods?
- Babe in the woods
- Faller on Chicken Little
- Deer snack
- Certain tree nut
- From which a mighty oak may grow?
- From which a mighty tree could grow!
- From which a "tall oak" may grow
- Fruit of an oak
- Fruit of the oak tree
- Fruit of the oak
- Growth metaphor
- It drops from an oak tree
- Furniture finial
- Furniture finial, sometimes
- It falls in the fall
- It fell on Chicken-Little
- It fell on Chicken Little
- Future oak, maybe
- Future oak, perhaps
- Future oak tree, potentially
- Future oak tree
- Future oak
- Future part of a stand, maybe
- It has a cupule at its base
- It has a cupule
- Cheek pouch morsel
- It may be squirreled away
- Embryo tree.
- Chickaree's morsel
- Chicken Little bonker
- Chicken Little's bit of falling sky, actually
- Chicken Little's fallen sky
- Chicken Little's falling "sky"
- Chicken Little's "sky"
- It struck Chicken Little
- Find under an oak
- Finial on many Jacobean chairs
- Chipmunk snack
- Chipmunk tidbit
- Chipmunk's cache
- Chipmunk's morsel
- Item buried in a lawn
- Item in a cheek pouch, sometimes
- Item in a cheek pouch
- Item in a fall stash
- Item in a squirrel's hoard
- Item in a squirrel's stash
- Item in a winter cache
- Item to squirrel away
- Hard nut to crack?
- Hard-shelled seed
- It's often squirreled away
- It's put away for winter
- Jacobean chair ornament
- Eventual oak tree
- Eventual oak
- Capped nut
- Cupule contents
- Cupule's contents
- Incipient oak
- Forest nut
- Color also called meadowlark
- Castoff from an oak tree
- Proverbial start of great things
- Variety of squash
- Motif for a chair finial
- Tough nut to crack
- Some kind of a nut?
- Some kind of a nut
- Nut for a nut weevil
- Nut for a squirrel
- Nut from an oak
- Nut in a cupule
- NUT IN A HAT
- Nut in Vanderbilt's logo
- Nut of the oak
- Nut often squirreled away
- Nut seen on the back of a dime
- Nut stashed away by a squirrel
- Nut that gets squirreled away
- Nut that gets squirreled away?
- Nut that has a cap
- Nut that is also a kind of squash
- Nut that's squirreled away
- Nut under a tree
- Nut under an oak
- Nut with a cap
- Nut with a cupule
- Nut with a hat
- Nut with a "hat"
- Nut with bitter tannin
- Nut
- Oak, at first
- Oak, at one time
- Oak dropping
- Oak feature
- Oak fruit
- Oak in a nutshell
- Oak, in a nutshell?
- Oak, in a nutshell
- Oak in the embryonic stage
- Oak in the making
- Oak item
- Oak kernel
- Oak-leaf cluster feature
- Oak nut eaten by a squirrel
- Oak nut
- Oak, once
- Oak product ... or source
- Oak product
- Oak seed
- Oak source
- Oak start
- Oak starter
- Oak to be
- Oak-to-be
- Oak tree fruit
- Oak tree genesis
- Oak tree-to-be
- Oak-tree-to-be
- Oak tree's seed
- Oak's beginning
- Oak's fruit
- Oak's offspring
- Oak's source
- Kind of squash
- Something a jay stores
- Something squirreled away?
- Something squirreled away
- Quercus fruit
- Treat for Chip or Dale
- Tree fruit
- Tree nut
- Tree product
- Tree seed
- Tree-to-be
- Tree to be
- Voter registration grp. founded in 1970
- Part of a squirrel's stash
- Part of a winter stash, maybe
- Part of a winter stash
- Part of a woodlands stash
- Part of an autumn stash
- Pony nosh
- Part of some deer diets
- Possible oak tree.
- One fell on Chicken Little's head
- One in a chipmunk's hoard
- Potential oak tree.
- Potential oak tree
- Potential oak
- Potential tree.
- Potential tree
- Mighty oaks from these grow
- One struck Chicken Little
- Nosh for a squirrel
- Piece of the sky, to Chicken Little
- Morsel for a squirrel
- Morsel in a chipmunk's cheek pouch
- Morsel in the forest
- Symbol marking England's National Trails
- Symbol of growth potential
- Symbol of potential strength
- Symbol of potential
- Symbol used to mark England's National Trails
- Type of squash
- Would-be tree
- Squash selection
- Squash type
- Squash variety named for its shape
- Squash variety
- Squash
- Squirrel fare
- Squirrel food
- Squirrel gathering
- Squirrel meal
- Squirrel morsel
- Squirrel nut
- Squirrel snack
- Squirrel staple
- Squirrel stash
- Squirrel treat
- Squirreled-away item?
- Squirreled away item?
- Squirreled-away item
- Squirreled-away tidbit
- Squirrel's acquisition
- Squirrel's bit
- Squirrel's cache
- Squirrel's find
- Squirrel's morsel
- Squirrel's nibble
- Squirrel's nugget
- Squirrel's nut
- Squirrel's prize
- Squirrel's quest
- Squirrel's snack
- Squirrel's staple [don't miss great indie puzzles from avxwords.com! subscribe today!]
- Squirrel's staple
- Squirrel's stash
- Squirrel's tidbit
- Squirrel's treat
- What Chicken Little mistook for the sky
- Scrat's prize in "Ice Age"
- Scrat's prize in the "Ice Age" movies
- Tannin-rich nut
- Tannin source
- Tidbit for a squirrel
- Start of an oak
- Seed a squirrel may bury before winter
- Seed that grows squirrels?
- Seed with a cap
- Seed with a prominent cap
- Seed with real potential
- Snack for a blue jay
- Snack for a squirrel
- Snack for Chip and Dale
- Snack for Chip 'n' Dale
- Snack for Chip or Dale
- Whence comes a mighty oak
- Whence grows a mighty oak
Recent Usage of Oak start in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Oak start in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today Archive - July 16, 1999
- New York Times - June 10, 1991
