Crossword Clue: Served dinner
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Served dinner"
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- ___ up (disgusted)
- ___ up (really frustrated)
- ____ up (disgusted)
- ____ up: had it
- _____ and watered
- Ben Bernanke's group, with "the"
- Bernanke's bailiwick
- Bernanke's concern, with 'The'
- Bernanke's domain, in brief
- Bernanke's domain, with "The"
- Bernanke's domain
- Bernanke's group, for short
- Bernanke's purview, with "the"
- Added fuel to
- Ate
- A.T.F. agent, e.g.
- ATF agent
- Agent from Washington
- Agent of Uncle Sam (Abbr.)
- Agent of Uncle Sam
- Alan Greenspan's group, with "the"
- Boosted, as an ego
- Bootlegger's pursuer
- Bored, ... up
- Bored, with "up"
- Bought a meal for
- Bought lunch for
- Interest group, with "the"?
- Interest rate setter, with "the"
- Interest rate setter
- DEA operative
- Gratified
- Grazed, e.g.
- Grazed (on)
- Grazed
- Central bank, for short
- Certain agent
- Certain investigator
- Greenspan's domain, with "the"
- Greenspan's group
- I.R.S. agent
- FBI agent, for short
- F.B.I. man, for short
- Economic stat.
- Con chaser
- Fueled, as a fire
- Fueled
- Hoover employee, once
- Britney Spears' former boy K-___
- G-man, e.g.
- G-man, for short
- G-man or T-man
- G-man
- Broke a zoo rule
- Had dinner
- Brought out lunch for
- Had over for dinner
- Eliot Ness, e.g.
- Browsed
- Gangster's foe
- Contributed to
- Dict. listing
- Did catering for
- Did catering
- Did the catering for
- Did the catering
- Gave a bottle to
- Gave a lot of bologna, say
- Gave a meal to
- Gave a meal
- Gave, as lines
- Gave breakfast to
- Gave dinner to
- Gave dinner
- Gave energy to
- Gave food to
- Gave grub to
- Gave grub
- Gave hay to, say
- Gave kibble to, say
- Gave kibble to
- Gave lunch to
- Gave nourishment to
- Gave nourishment
- Gave nutrients to
- Gave something to eat
- Gave supper to
- Gave supper
- Gave sustenance to
- Gave victuals to
- Encouraged
- Dined (on)
- Dined
- Hungry no more
- Disgusted, with "up"
- Disobeyed a zoo sign?
- Fixed lunch for
- Having had it, with "up"
- Ignored a sign at the zoo?
- Flowed into
- Janet Yellen's department, with "the"
- Janet Yellen's domain, for short
- Janet Yellen's domain, with "The"
- Janet Yellen's domain
- Janet Yellen's org., with "The"
- Given food
- Given sustenance
- Given takeout, say
- Given their bottle
- "Criminal Minds" agent
- Important bank, in headlines
- Fostered
- Government agent, for short
- Government agent
- Catered
- Catered a banquet
- Catered to
- Govt. agent
- Inserted coins in, as a meter
- Inserted coins into
- Inserted, in a way
- Inserted, with "in"
- Hiking group, with "the"?
- Provided a meal to
- Provided a spread for
- Provided aliment
- Provided, as a line
- Provided breakfast to
- Provided dinner for
- Provided food for
- Provided lunch for
- Provided lunch to
- Provided lunch
- Provided meals for
- Provided meals to
- Provided sustenance for
- Provided sustenance to
- Provided sustenance
- Provided the catering for
- Provided the grub
- Provided with a meal
- Provided with food
- Provided with hay, say
- Provided with meals
- Provided with nourishment
- Took nourishment
- Served a meal to
- Served a meal
- Served dinner to, say
- Served dinner to
- Served dinner
- Served fare
- Served lunch to
- Served spoonfuls to, as a baby
- Served three squares to
- Served up dinner
- Served up
- Served with a meal
- Stoked
- Nourished
- The ___ (U.S. banking system)
- Like parking meters
- Nursed, say
- Strengthened
- Nurtured
- Placed coins in, as a parking meter
- Placed coins into
- Put change into
- Put coins in, as a parking meter
- Put coins in
- Put coins into, as a meter
- Put money in, as the meter
- Put money into, as a meter
- Put paper into, as a copier
- Put paper into
- Put quarters in, as a meter
- Stuck coins into
- Stuck quarters into
- Paid, as a parking meter
- Mulder or Scully
- Played chef to
- Wined and dined
- Narc, e.g.
- Narc or G-man, e.g.
- Narc or g-man
- Narc, say
- Part of F.D.I.C.: Abbr.
- Rate setter, with "the"
- "PopoZao" K-___
- Ready for a toothpick?
- Passed the puck to, say
- Pastured
- Ness, for one
- Ness or Hoover, e.g.
- Ness was one
- Miffed, with "up"
- Ministered to
- Prepared dinner for
- Made a meal for
- Made dinner for
- No longer hungry
- Madness "Drip ___ Fred"
- Prime rate setter, with "the"
- Org. for Janet Yellen, with "the"
- "The X-Files" extra
- Was a tributary of
- Washington agent
- Supplied
- Supplied, as a line
- Supplied brunch for
- Supplied food
- Supplied in a comedy skit, as straight lines
- Supplied with food
- Supplied with grub
- Supplied with sustenance
- Sustained
- Word with spoon, force or well
- Word with spoon or force
- Word with spoon, well or force
- Satiated
- Satisfied
- Spoon-___
- Spooned in
- Say Anything "___ to Death"
- T-man
- T-man, e.g.
- T-man, for one
- T-man or G-man
- Uncle Sam employee
- Stable supply
- What banks look to when setting interest rates, with "the"
- Slopped, as hogs
- Slopped, on the farm
- Yellen's domain, for short
- What we get, by radio's rotation
- U.S. banking system, with the
- U.S. central bank system, with "the"
- U.S. enforcer
- U.S. interest rate setter, with "the"
- Used the trough
Recent Usage of Served dinner in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Served dinner" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Served dinner in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Sept. 11, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 4, 2013
- USA Today - April 14, 2011
- LA Times - Jan. 27, 2011
