Crossword Clue: Often-dried fruit
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Often-dried fruit"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Often-dried fruit"
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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 Often-dried fruit in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Often-dried fruit" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Often-dried fruit in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell - Feb. 17, 2020
- Penny Dell - May 29, 2019
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - March 17, 2011
- New York Times - Sept. 26, 2004
- New York Times - Nov. 11, 2001
