Crossword Clue: State tree of Texas
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "State tree of Texas"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "State tree of Texas"
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- ___ pie
- Alabama's state nut
- Bakery nut
- Common pie flavor
- Fat-filled fudge nut
- Holiday pie ingredient
- Certain nut
- Edible nut like a smooth walnut
- Edible nut like a walnut
- Edible nut preferred in pie
- Edible nut
- Dessert nut
- Dessert, ... pie
- Filbert's cousin
- Christmas cookie ingredient
- Hard nut to crack
- Georgia nut
- Georgia pie nut
- Butter __: ice cream flavor
- Butter __ (nutty ice cream flavor)
- Butter ___ (ice cream flavor)
- Butter ___ (ice cream)
- Ice cream flavor
- Ice cream nut?
- Ice cream nut
- It's some kind of a nut!
- Classic pie type
- Hickory family member
- Hickory nut
- Hickory species
- Hickory tree and its nut
- Hickory tree nut
- Hickory tree
- Hickory
- Ingredient in many a sandie cookie
- Texas's state tree
- Sticky bun bit
- Sticky bun nut
- Thanksgiving pie
- Oval nut
- Oval-shaped nut
- Tough nut to crack
- Some kind of a nut
- Some kind of nut
- Nut for a nutcracker
- Nut for a pie
- Nut for pies
- Nut found in Southern pies
- Nut in a pie
- Nut in a Southern pie
- Nut in pralines
- Nut in Southern pies
- Nut in sticky buns
- Nut often found on a sticky bun
- Nut often used in pies
- Nut on a sticky bun
- Nut popular in ice cream
- Nut that's commonly used in pies and pralines
- Nut tree of the southern United States and Mexico
- Nut type
- Nut used for pie
- Nut used in pies
- Nut whose name has multiple pronunciations
- Nut
- Nutcracker's target, sometimes
- Nutty pie
- Kind of pie
- Oblong nut
- Kind of tart
- Shortbread flavorer
- Walnut's kin
- Old Fashioned Butter ___ (Baskin-Robbins flavor)
- Olive-shaped nut
- Popular pie
- Popular pie flavor
- Popular pie ingredient
- Popular pie nut
- Popular pie variety
- Large hickory
- Praline bit
- Praline component
- Praline ingredient, often
- Praline ingredient
- Praline morsel
- Praline nugget
- Praline nut
- Praline piece
- One of Texas's state symbols
- Mixed nuts tidbit
- Mixed-nuts tidbit
- Prized pie
- Light-brown paint shade
- Pie choice
- Pie filler
- Pie flavor
- Pie ingredient
- Pie nut
- Pie or ice cream nut
- Pie popular in South
- Pie-topping nut
- Piece of some pies
- Rich nut
- Wood used for smoking meats
- Sundae nut
- Southern nut
- Southern pie ingredient
- Southern pie nut
- Southern pie pick
- Southern pie
- Southern tree
- Species of hickory
- Type of nut
- Type of pie popular in Southern cuisine
- Type of pie
- Thin-shelled nut
- Tall hickory
- Tallest of the hickories
- Tart flavor
- Tart topper
- What nut's from Tippecanoe?
- State tree of Tex.
- State tree of Texas
- Texan tree
- Texas state tree
- Texas' state tree
Recent Usage of State tree of Texas in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used State tree of Texas in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - May 5, 2019
- Washington Post - Nov. 9, 2014
- LA Times - April 12, 2014
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Nov. 23, 2012
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Sept. 14, 2012
- Sheffer - June 11, 2011
- Newsday - March 4, 2010
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 19, 2009
- New York Times - Dec. 14, 2008
- Newsday - Oct. 11, 2007
- Washington Post - Nov. 3, 2006
- Newsday - March 18, 2006
- USA Today - Feb. 3, 2006
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 24, 2000
- USA Today Archive - June 1, 1998
