Crossword Clue: Something often cured
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- __ and cheese sandwich
- __ and eggs
- ___ actor
- ___ and cheese sandwich
- ___ and cheese
- ___ and eggs
- ___ and Swiss on rye
- ___ and Swiss
- ___ it up (hot-dog)
- ___ it up (overact)
- ___ it up
- ___ radio
- Barry Goldwater, e.g.
- ____ and eggs
- Ancient mariner
- ____ it up
- A kind of actor
- A son of Noah
- Ark crewman
- Ark passenger
- Actor or operator
- Biblical ark passenger
- Actor who exaggerates
- Actor who isn't at all subtle
- Actor who overacts
- Actor who overdoes it
- Actor who's not subtle
- Biblical name.
- Actor's favorite meat?
- Attention getter
- Attention grabber
- Biscuit filler, at times
- Bit of Hawaiian pizza
- Black Forest ___
- "Black Forest" meat
- Bad actor?
- Bad actor
- Boars Head product
- Boar's Head product
- Baked __
- Amateur radio operator
- Amateur radioer
- Amateur
- Amateurish actor
- Amateurish performer
- CB buff
- CBer's licensed cousin
- Grandstander
- Grandstanding type
- Histrion
- Common Christmas entree
- Common city name ending
- Common lunch meat
- Common lunchmeat
- Common omelet ingredient
- Hog meat
- Hog's thigh
- Hokey actor
- Hokey player
- Companion to green eggs
- Frequent holiday dinner main course
- Green eggs' accompanier
- "Green Eggs and ___ "
- "Green Eggs and ___" (Dr. Seuss classic)
- "Green Eggs and ___"
- Green eggs go-with
- Green eggs' go-with
- Green-eggs side dish
- Irish indie rockers ___ Sandwich
- Early seafarer
- Holiday entrée
- Holiday meat that's often glazed
- Holiday roast
- Certain lunch meat
- Certain radio operator
- Easter eats
- Easter entre
- Easter entrée, often
- Easter entree
- Easter fare
- Easter meat serving
- Easter meat
- Easter purchase
- Easter roast
- Easter serving
- Easter treat
- Breakfast choice
- Breakfast, lunch or dinner meat
- Breakfast meat
- Breakfast side
- Definite no-no for a kosher vegan
- Certain terrible actor
- CFL's Tracy ____
- Deli buy
- Deli choice
- Deli counter buy
- Deli favorite
- Deli meat
- Deli offering
- Deli order
- Deli purchase
- Deli staple
- Honey-glazed meat
- HoneyBaked meat
- It can be cured
- It can be smoked
- Denver omelet ingredient
- Denver omelet meat
- Denver omelet need
- Egg sandwich add-on
- Eggs Benedict ingredient
- Eggs Benedict meat, often
- Eggs Benedict need
- Eggs companion
- Eggs' companion
- Eggs partner
- Eggs partner, often
- Eggs' partner
- Egotist with lines
- Charcuterie choice
- It goes with eggs
- Broad player
- Broadway mugger
- Broadway mugger?
- It may be boneless
- It may be cured by an application of salt
- It may be cured or glazed
- It may be cured
- It may be curried
- Hot dog's relative
- It may be glazed
- It may be in hock
- Cheese and bread go-with
- Cheese companion
- It may be part of a club
- Cheese go-with
- Brother of Shem and Japheth
- Cheese partner
- Hotdog
- Gammon, e.g.
- Gammon
- Deviled ___
- It may get smoked
- It may need to be cured
- Cooked meat
- Chicken cordon bleu ingredient
- It needs to be cured
- It often gets cured
- "Buffalo Virgin" Icelandic metalers
- Emoter
- Emoter on stage
- Emotional actor
- Emotional one?
- Emotive actor
- Cordon bleu ingredient
- Cordon bleu meat
- Christmas dinner fare
- Christmas dish
- Hard person to direct
- Christmas meat
- Director's bane
- Director's headache
- Hardly an Oscar candidate
- Hardly an underperformer
- Hardly one with stage fright
- It's cured but was never sick
- Country ___
- "Country" meat often served at Easter
- "Country" or "fresh" food
- It's not kosher
- It's often cured
- It's often in hock
- It's often smoked
- Icelandic rockers named after sandwich?
- Eponym of a classic Minnesota-brewed beer
- Clara Peggotty's nephew.
- Hawaiian pizza ingredient
- Hawaiian pizza meat
- Hawaiian-pizza topping
- Hawaiian pizza topping
- Hawaiian-style pizza topping
- He has shack, will rap
- He overacts
- Crewman on the Ark.
- Canaanite's ancestor, biblically
- Canaanite's ancestor
- Improv troupe member
- Croque madame meat
- Croque-monsieur ingredient
- Croque-monsieur meat
- Croque monsieur slice
- Canned food
- Glazed ____
- Glazed item, at times
- Glazed meat often eaten on Easter
- Jerry Lewis, notably
- Go ___ (be Hard As a Muthafucka)
- Club component, perhaps
- Clumsy actor
- Cuban component
- Cuban ingredient
- Cuban meat
- Cuban sandwich ingredient
- Exhibitionist
- Curable aliment
- Cured cut?
- Cured entrée
- Cured fare
- Cured pork leg
- Cured pork
- Cured serving
- Expert at overplaying
- Goldwater is one
- Cut of meat
- Cut of pork
- Cut-up
- Cutup
- Jr ___ & Cheddar (Arby's sandwich option)
- Cartoonist Fisher
- Inferior actor
- Ingredient in a Cuban sandwich
- Ingredient in chicken cordon bleu
- Cast party braggart, perhaps
- Pineapple's pizza partner
- Thanksgiving fare
- Thanksgiving meat
- Stone_____, Quebec
- Veal cordon bleu stuffing
- Topping on a Hawaiian pizza
- Seuss title food
- Many a skit actor
- Shack figure
- Shack occupant
- Roast beef alternative
- Over-active one?
- **Over-the-top actor
- Overact, ... it up
- Overact
- Overacting actor
- Overacting one?
- Overactive one?
- Overactor
- Kind of actor or radio
- Kind of actor
- Overdramatic one
- Overemoting actor
- Overly theatrical type
- Kind of radio
- Strut-and-fretter
- Strutter and fretter
- Kind of string or bone
- Mugger?
- Mugger
- Mugger on stage
- Mugger on the boards
- Mugger waiting in the wings, maybe
- Someone who might engage in a hobby with some frequency?
- Play killer
- Something often cured
- Player for big laughs
- Sub selection
- Virginia __
- Something to be cured
- Virginia ___
- Virginia meat
- Virginia or Smithfield product
- Virginia or Smithfield
- Virginia specialty
- Palooka's Fisher
- Quiche add-in
- Submarine sandwich meat
- Son of Noah
- Son on Noah's ark
- Subpar performer
- Limelight lover
- Subway choice
- Kosher no-no
- Short-wave buff
- Radio-active one?
- Radio buff
- Radio enthusiast
- Radio geek
- Radio hobbyist
- Shortwave buff
- Shortwave radio buff
- Radio operator in a shack
- Radio operator
- Radio user
- Parma or Black Forest
- Meat
- Meat at an omelet station
- Meat atop Hawaiian pizza
- Meat carved on Easter
- Meat found in chicken cordon bleu
- Meat from a pig
- Meat in a Cuban sandwich
- Meat in a Denver omelet
- Meat in a Dr. Seuss title
- Meat in a Monte Cristo sandwich
- Meat in a rice ball
- Meat in a typical Denver omelet
- Meat in a western omelet
- Meat in an omelet
- Meat in eggs Benedict
- Meat in many omelets
- Meat in some omelets
- Meat not sold at kosher delis
- Meat often served on Easter
- Meat often served with eggs
- Meat paired with Swiss
- Meat that isn't kosher
- Meat that may be smoked
- Meat that may be spiral-cut
- Meat that might be honey-baked
- Meat that might be honey-cured
- Meat that Virginia is known for
- Meat that's often smoked or honey-baked
- Meat that's sometimes served with eggs
- Meat with eggs
- Show-off
- Show-off in a show
- Show-off performer
- Part of a Denver omelet
- Showboater
- Part of a western
- Part of a western sandwich
- Part of the leg
- Popular cured meat
- Popular Easter dish
- Popular Easter entrée
- Partner of green eggs
- Omelet addition
- Omelet filler
- Omelet ingredient, maybe
- Omelet ingredient
- Omelet meat
- Omelet option
- Omelet tidbit
- Omelette ingredient
- Pork cut
- Pork product often found in an omelet
- Pork product
- Pork sandwich meat
- Porker's haunch
- One acting badly
- Possible calzone filling
- One going for big laughs, say
- One might get baked on Christmas
- One not acting well
- One not willing to share the limelight
- Red-eye gravy base
- Red meat often served on Thanksgiving
- One of Noah's boys
- One of Noah's sons
- One overdoing it on stage
- One playing things for laughs
- Lunch meat that's often served on rye
- Lunch meat
- Lunch, part 3
- Performer yukking it up
- Nippon-___ Fighters (Japanese baseball team)
- No great actor
- Person with a headset, maybe
- Noah descendant
- Noah's second son
- Noah's son
- Nonkosher entree
- Nonkosher food
- Nonkosher meat
- Nonkosher sandwich meat
- Liberace, for one
- Licensed amateur radio operator
- Norman Greenbaum "Canned ___"
- Not act professionally?
- Option for an omelet
- Order with eggs
- Pig meat
- Pig product often found in omelets
- Pig product
- Pigmeat
- Pig's future, perhaps
- Prosciutto, e.g.
- Prosciutto, for example
- Prosciutto, for one
- Prosciutto
- Morning side
- Not-so-subtle performer
- Not-so-super trouper
- Showoff
- Theatrical overdoer
- Theatrical showoff
- Sunday dinner dish
- Rye filler
- Rye go-with
- Word after Virginia or Westphalian
- Side with green eggs
- Superheterodyne fan
- Superheterodyne owner
- Thespian cutup
- Thespian who makes this puzzle's theme entries corny
- Sam-I-Am's meat
- Speck, e.g.
- Sandwich choice
- Sandwich favorite
- Sandwich filler
- Sandwich meat often partnered with Swiss
- Sandwich meat
- Sandwich partner of cheese
- Sandwich selection
- Sandwich shop choice
- Sandwich staple
- Spiral-sliced entree
- Spiral-sliced meat
- Swiss accompaniment
- Swiss go-with
- Swiss partner, often
- Swiss partner
- Thigh of a hog
- Type of sandwich
- Tyro: Slang.
- Spotlight grabber
- Spotlight hog
- West ___ United (English soccer team)
- Scene-stealer
- Scene stealer
- Scenery chewer
- Western omelet ingredient
- Western omelet meat
- Western omelet morsel
- Western omelet need
- Westphalia is famous for it
- Stage boor
- Stage emoter
- Stage fright?
- Stage grabber
- Stage hog?
- Stage hog
- Stage hogger
- Stage stealer
- Slice served with eggs
- Sliced meat often served with eggs
- Tapper in a "shack"
- Unlikely Oscar nominee
- Second son of Noah
- What's eaten with green eggs, in a Dr. Seuss book
- Smithfield buy
- Smithfield output
- Smithfield product
- Smoked delicacy
- Smoked item
- Smoked meat
- Smoked pork
- Smokehouse hanger
- Steeler all-pro linebacker
- Yuletide dinner slice
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- New York Times - Jan. 11, 2009
