Crossword Clue: Palm tree fruits
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Palm tree fruits"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Palm tree fruits"
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- 1732, 1799, etc.
- 7/4/1776 and 12/7/1941, e.g.
- 7/4/1776 and 6/6/1944, e.g.
- Appointments
- Arabian staples
- Assays, maybe
- Attends the prom with
- Blind situations
- Almanac info
- Historian's concerns
- Historian's recollections
- Historical info
- Historical information
- Historical trivia
- Historical trivial
- History-class info
- History exam fodder
- History student's concern
- Boy-girl events
- Iraq export
- Iraqi exports
- Bread sweeteners, at times
- Fruit
- Fruit with a Medjool variety
- Fruits at an oasis
- Fruits from palm trees
- Egypt leads the world in their production
- eHarmony connections
- eHarmony goals
- eHarmony member's goals
- eHarmony users' hopes
- eHarmony.com matchups
- Future trysts.
- Determines the age of
- Chewy fruit
- Bumble meetups
- Cornerstone features
- Dinner-and-a-movie events
- Circled items, sometimes
- Circled items
- Courts
- Calendar entries
- Calendar features
- Calendar fillers
- Calendar information
- Calendar items
- Calendar markings
- Calendar numbers
- Calendar units
- Escorts
- Dorm topics
- For marriages, they're set
- Goes out with
- Goes steady with
- Goes with
- July 4, 1776, and others
- Info on library slips
- Organizer jottings
- Some are blind
- Topic in a dorm
- Some companions
- Outings on MTV's "Next"
- Some history-test answers
- Some history test answers
- Numbers on calendars
- Tour ___
- Tour schedule info
- Tour schedule listing
- Some like them hot
- Rock tour info
- Oasis fare
- Oasis fruit
- Oasis products
- Oasis treats
- Marks on tour calendar
- Some social commitments
- Romantic appointments
- Romantic evenings on the town
- Romantic outings
- Match.com hookups
- Match.com results
- Shipment from Baghdad
- Shipment from Iraq
- Palm fruit
- Palm fruits
- Palm products
- Palm tree fruits
- Palm yield
- Palm yields
- Palms
- Matrimonial cake ingredient
- Matrimonial cake staple
- Tropical fruits
- OkCupid linkups
- OKCupid meetups
- OkCupid procurals
- OkCupid.com linkups
- Meetings
- Parts of history tests
- Postmark info
- Postmark parts
- New Year's Eve get-togethers?
- "Love Is Blind" events
- Milk carton data
- Relationship highlights
- Prenuptial events
- Performs an archaeologist's job
- Performs carbon testing
- Rendezvous
- Major Libyan export
- Results of using eHarmony
- Products of some palms
- Prom couples
- Promgoers
- Shows on calendar
- Trysts
- They can be blind
- They might be in your palm
- They're often applied with stamps
- They're on many concert T-shirt backs
- Singles' concern
- Sated (anag) — fruit
- They're set for marriage
- They're set for marriages
- They're sometimes written in Roman numerals
- Schedule entries
- Schedule succession
- Scheduling needs
- Takes out
- Tide-table column
- Timeline points
- Times to remember?
- Times to remember
- Tinder endgame
- Tinder meetups
- Teen gossip fodder
- Sees people
- Sees regularly
- Sees romantically
- Sees socially
- Sees
- Where cabs wait?
- Steps out with
- Zoosk.com hookups
- Social activities
- Social appointments
- Socializes with
Recent Usage of Palm tree fruits in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Palm tree fruits in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 17, 2015
- NY Sun - April 7, 2008
- New York Times - April 14, 1997
