Crossword Clue: Space Monkeys "Sugar ___"
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- "And Fools Shine On" Brother ___
- Andrew Jackson carried one with a sword in it
- Basketmaker's supply, maybe
- Bat Masterson prop
- Bat Masterson trademark
- Bat Masterson's aid
- Bat Masterson's prop
- Bat Masterson's weapon
- Beat, in away
- Beat severely
- Beat
- A source of sugar
- Accessory that may be paired with a top hat
- Birch
- Aid for one who is almost able
- Aid in getting around
- Blackberry stem
- Balancing stick
- Alpenstock's cousin
- Alternative to a walker
- Bamboo, e.g.
- Bamboo, essentially
- Bamboo or rattan
- Bamboo stalk
- Bamboo stem
- Bamboo stick
- Bamboo's relative
- Boulevardier's accessory
- Fred Astaire prop
- Hobbler's support
- December candy shape
- Certain candy shape
- Hollow plant stem
- Hollow stem.
- Certain sugar source
- Chair material
- Chaplin prop
- Chaplin stick
- Chaplin trademark
- Chaplin's prop
- Charlie Chaplin accessory
- Charlie Chaplin prop
- Charlie Chaplin's twirled prop
- It has a supporting role
- Chastise in a way
- Constitutional aid?
- Brother ___
- House prop
- House support?
- House support
- Christmas candy, maybe
- Christmas candy piece
- Christmas candy shape
- Christmas candy
- Christmas decoration
- Christmas sweet
- Christmas tree decoration
- Christmas tree hanging
- Churchill prop
- Fix a chair
- It's rich in sugar
- Jacopetti's "Mondo ___"
- Flog
- Flog, in a way
- Flogger's weapon
- Candy --
- Candy __
- Candy ___ (Christmastime treat)
- Candy ___ (treat in a Christmas stocking)
- Candy ____
- Candy configuration
- Candy on a tree
- Candy or sugar follower
- Candy shape, perhaps
- Candy shape
- Candy stick
- Crook
- Crook, e.g.
- Crook's cousin
- Crook's kin
- Follows sugar or walking
- Cuban crop
- Fop prop
- Fop's accessory
- Fop's prop
- Dr. House prop
- Dr. House's prop
- Dance prop for Fred Astaire
- "Got No Shame" Brother ___
- Dandy accouterment
- Dandy's accessory
- Dandy's accouterment
- Soft-shoe prop
- Top hat go-with
- Vaudeville dancer's accessory
- Vaudeville dancer's prop
- Vaudeville dancer's "prop"
- Vaudeville dancer's prop, often
- Punish, in a way
- Punish in Singapore, maybe
- Punish severely
- Nursing home aid
- Nursing home aid, for some
- Nursing home aid, perhaps
- Nursing home staff?
- Kind of brake
- Moving aid
- Wicker material
- Wickerwork.
- Wickerwork material
- Striped candy shape
- Rocking chair material
- Mr. Monopoly's prop
- Mr. Monopoly's stick
- Mr. Monopoly's support
- Mr. Peanut accessory
- Mr. Peanut carries one
- Mr. Peanut has one
- Mr. Peanut prop
- Mr. Peanut trademark
- Mr. Peanut's stick
- Stroller's aid?
- Rod for punishment
- Rod used for punishment
- Rod
- Some take it for a walk
- Plantation product
- Kind of sugar?
- Kind of sugar
- Quaint stage dancing accessory
- Masterson accessory
- Knobstick
- Short staff
- Means of support
- Walker alternative
- Walker relative
- Walker's aid
- Walker's alternative
- Walker's prop
- Walking aid
- Walking aide
- Walking or sugar
- Walking stick
- Walking support
- Sugar --
- Sugar ___
- Sugar crop
- Sugar in the field
- Sugar or bamboo
- Sugar or candy may lead to it?
- Sugar or candy
- Sugar plant
- Sugar source
- Sugar type
- Soundly beat
- Old chair bottom material
- Little Tramp prop
- Raspberry stem
- Rattan
- Rattan, e.g.
- Rattan stem
- Porch chair material
- Post-surgery support
- Pedestrian staff
- One of man's three legs, in the riddle of the Sphinx
- Lean on me
- One to walk with
- One with a supporting role
- Mobility improver
- Personal support
- Nole's rival
- "Mondo ___," 1963 documentary
- "Mondo ___"
- Retirement home staff?
- Prop
- Prop for a fop
- Prop for Astaire
- Prop for Bartholomew Richard Fitzgerald-Smythe
- Prop for Chaplin
- Pier 1 furniture material
- Prop for Dr. House
- Prop for Frasier's dad
- Prop for Fred Astaire
- Prop for Mr. Monopoly or Mr. Peanut
- Prop for Mr. Monopoly
- Prop for Mr. Peanut
- Prop for pimps
- Prop for the Monopoly guy or a pimp
- Prop for the Riddler or the Kingpin
- Prop for Willy Wonka
- Prop for Winston Churchill
- Prop for yesteryear's dandy
- Prop for Yoda
- Malacca
- Malacca for one
- Malacca, for one
- Malacca or sugar
- Malacca product
- Malacca.
- Source of some sugar
- Word after "sugar" or "candy"
- Word following sugar or candy
- Space Monkeys "Sugar ___"
- Support for a stroller
- Support for the elderly?
- Support of a sort
- Support provider
- Support staff
- Support staff?
- Support stick
- Supporter of Yoda
- Supporter seen at the end of "Miracle on 34th Street"
- Supporter
- Supporting staff
- Word with candy or sugar
- Word with "candy" or "sugar"
- W.C. Fields prop
- Word with "sugar" or "candy"
- Word with sugar or candy
- Word with sugar or walking
- Sweet plant
- Sweet stalk
- Split rattan.
- Split rattan
- Woven material
- Thrash
- Staff
- Tall woody grass.
- Xmas candy piece
- Seasonal candy shape
- What sugar growers raise
- Seat material
- Yoda uses one to help him walk
- What they raise in Cuba
- Yuletide candy shape
- Stem used for wickerwork
- Stick by the front door, say
- Stick for a stroller?
- Stick for a walk
- Stick
Recent Usage of Space Monkeys "Sugar ___" in Crossword Puzzles
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- Rock & Roll - Nov. 8, 2015
