Crossword Clue: Suet or lard
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- 500-pound, say
- __ cat
- "__ chance!"
- __ city
- __ Tuesday: Mardi Gras
- ___ Albert (Bill Cosby character)
- ___ Albert of cartoons
- ___ Albert
- ___ cat
- "___ chance"
- "___ chance!" ("No way!")
- "___ chance!" ("No way that'll happen!")
- "___ chance!"
- ___ city
- ___ farm
- ___ Joe (rapper who once weighed 300 pounds)
- ___-soluble (like some nutrients)
- ___-soluble
- ___ Tony (character on "The Simpsons" voiced by Joe Mantegna)
- ___ Tony (gangster on "The Simpsons")
- ___ Tuesday (last day before Lent)
- ___ Tuesday (Mardi Gras)
- ___ Tuesday (what "Mardi Gras" means)
- ____ Albert
- ____ and happy
- "... a big ___ hen"
- " . . . a big ___ hen"
- Beef marbling
- About 4% of whole milk
- Artery clogger
- Beyond pleasantly plump
- Big, casually
- Adipose tissue component
- Adipose tissue
- Adipose
- Avocados are high in it
- Avoirdupois
- Blubber or butter
- Blubber
- Blubbery
- Bacon feature
- Bacon runoff
- Bane of dieters
- Falstaffian
- Cause of some unwanted expansion
- Comical Albert
- Common dietary restriction
- Cellulite
- Far from slim
- Grease, often
- Certain macronutrient
- Favorable, as a contract
- Favorite of Mrs. Spratt
- Composition of some spare tires
- Feature of marbled meat
- Full of flab
- It can be in the fire
- It can be saturated
- Description of Albert
- Britney "Big ___ Bass"
- Broad and then some
- It may be burned
- Element in most diet plans
- It may be lost on purpose
- It may get trimmed
- Chew the __: gab
- Chew the ___ (have a chat)
- Chew the ____
- It might be cut off by a butcher
- Budget add-ons
- Budget excess
- Budgetary excess, say
- Budgetary excess
- Budgetary excesses
- Budgetary frills
- Budgetary waste
- Cooking grease
- Financially substantial
- Built like Santa
- Diet component
- Diet no-no
- Diet of Jack Sprat's wife
- Diet target
- Dietary component
- Dietary concern
- Dietary no no
- Dietary no-no
- DieterÂ's bane
- Dieter's anathema
- Dieter's bane
- Dieter's concern
- Dieters no no
- Dieter's no-no, perhaps
- Dieter's no-no
- Dieter's target
- Dietitian's concern
- Item in the fire
- Burn it or lose it and you may feel better
- Item to get out of the budget
- Generous, as a contract
- Corpulence
- Corpulent
- Chubby
- It's burned at the gym
- It's burned during workouts
- It's chewed by the chatty
- Butcher's discard
- Butcher's trimmings
- Hardly thin
- Butter or lard
- Butter or olive oil
- "I don't worry 'cause my wallet's ___" ZZ Top
- "I hope you got ___" Violent Femmes
- It's okay in the Atkins diet
- Flab
- Epithet for France's Louis VI, with "the"
- Epithet for Louis VI, with "the"
- Having a bay window?
- Having a lot to lose?
- Having a spare tire, maybe
- "Jack Sprat could eat no ___" (nursery rhyme line)
- "Jack Sprat could eat no ____ . . ."
- Jack Sprat no-no
- Jack Sprat reject?
- Jack Sprat's no-no
- Jack Sprat's taboo
- Calorie source hidden in all three long entries
- Camel's hump, mostly
- "Does this make me look ___?"
- Heavy
- Excess amount
- Excess body weight
- Excess flesh
- Excess
- Cube in a container of pork and beans
- Cocoa butter, e.g.
- Good adjective for one's wallet
- "Good" part of nut butters
- Good type of wallet to have
- Pinguid
- Not thin
- Too big for one's britches?
- Too heavy
- Like Cosby's Albert
- Like Falstaff, body-wise
- Like Falstaff
- Like Garfield or Santa Claus
- Like heavy bass, slang
- The 1% in 1% milk
- The 2% in "2% milk"
- The 2% in 2% milk
- The "2%" of 2% milk
- The 2% of 2% milk
- The 2% of 2%
- Some animal tissue
- Pudgy
- Like many, but certainly not all, competitive eaters
- Some chew it
- Like Mardi Gras' Tuesday
- Stout
- Total ___ (Nutrition Facts quantity)
- White part of beef
- "The Biggest Loser" target
- Like one who could stand to lose a few
- Whitish stuff on bacon
- Marble material
- Marbled ham feature
- Marbled meat feature
- Marbling component
- Marbling in meat
- Marbling makeup
- Overabundance
- Nursery rhyme diet restriction
- Overfed
- Like Roscoe Arbuckle
- Very chubby
- Like Santa
- Like Santa Claus
- Nutrition Facts datum
- Nutrition Facts info
- Nutrition label listing
- Nutrition-label listing
- Kind of cat
- Kind of cat or chance
- Like Sherman Klump
- Kind of chance
- Very rewarding, as a contract
- Overweight
- Like some chances
- Mr. Moneybags
- Mrs. Sprat's choice
- Mrs. Sprat's diet
- Mrs. Sprat's fare
- Obese
- Some spare tires, essentially
- Like some paychecks, hopefully
- Like some paychecks
- Roll in the middle
- Pyknic
- Shea butter, e.g.
- Roly-poly
- Trainer's target
- Like some wallets
- Trans __
- Like sumo wrestlers' bodies
- Like Taft
- Like the Klumps
- Like the Manhattan phone book
- Queen "___ Bottomed Girls"
- Like thick tone, slang
- Something to trim
- Like William Howard Taft
- Plentiful
- Rotund
- Plump
- Round about the belly
- "My Big ___ Greek Wedding 2" (2016 sequel)
- "My Big ___ Greek Wedding" (2002 movie)
- "My Big ___ Greek Wedding"
- Suet
- Suet or lard
- Oft-chewed item
- Oft-saturated stuff
- Sort of chance?
- Waist-ful?
- Waistful?
- Trimming candidate
- Lipide
- Liposculpture target
- Liposuction target
- Part 3 of the quote
- Sum 41 "___ Lip"
- Sum 41's "Lip" after a fight?
- Running might burn it
- Rapper ___ Joe
- Part of marbling
- Part of the translation of "Mardi Gras"
- Lard, e.g.
- Lard, essentially
- Lard or blubber
- Lard
- Pork and beans cube
- Porky
- Portly plus
- Portly
- Needing to hit the gym, say
- Potbellied
- Love handle basically
- Love handles, essentially
- Lean's opposite
- Lucrative, as a contract
- Lucrative, contractually
- Lucrative
- No-no for Jack Sprat
- Moneyed
- Opposite of skinny
- Like a cat with clout
- Like a lucrative paycheck
- Like a nonexistent chance
- More than chubby
- Like a slim chance, ironically
- Like a slim chance, oddly
- More than hefty
- More than plump
- Prosperous
- Rich
- Not skinny
- Richest part
- Tubby
- Tuesday preceder
- Word before free or cell
- Superfluity
- Spare tire
- Spare tire contents
- Spare tire, essentially
- "Spare tire," essentially
- Spare tire filler
- Spare tire makeup
- Surplus
- "Salt, ___, Acid, Heat"
- Word with chance
- Word with finger or lip
- Word with head or lip
- Type of cat
- Type of cat or chance
- Type of chance
- Saturated ___
- Swollen, as a lip
- Weight-watcher's worry
- Weird Al "Bad" parody
- Weird Al Michael Jackson parody
- Weird Al parody of a Michael Jackson song
- Weird Al song parodying "Bad"
- Weird Al song that parodied "Bad"
- "Weird Al" Yankovic parody of Michael Jackson's "Bad"
- "Weird Al" Yankovic song with the lyric "I'm the king of cellulite"
- Weird Al's "Bad" parody
- Weird Al's second parody of a hit by Michael Jackson
- Thick
- Workout target
- Sprat no-no
- Sprat's no-no
- Sprat's taboo
- Spratt's wife loved it
- Whale blubber, for example
- Whale's blubber, for example
- Skim milk extract
- Skim milk trimming
- Skim milk's lack
- Skim milk's virtual lack
- Skimming target
- What an avocado is high in
- What beef marbling is
- What budgeters try to trim
- What butchers trim
- What Cassius lacked
- Tallow, e.g.
- Tallow source
- What "gras" means
- What Jack Sprat couldn't eat
- What lard is, basically
- What liposuction removes
- Target of budget trimming
- Target of trimming
- Unnecessary expenses
- Unnecessary extra
- Unnecessary part
- What the "Gras" of Mardi Gras means
- Unvarnished adjective for Nero Wolfe
- Unwanted weight
- You can burn it
- "... to buy a ___ pig"
- Steak excess
- Steak leftover
- ZZ Top "I don't worry 'cause my wallet's ___"
Recent Usage of Suet or lard in Crossword Puzzles
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- WSJ Daily - June 27, 2017
- New York Times - April 27, 1982
