Crossword Clue: Try for apples
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Try for apples"
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- 1967 World Series MVP Gibson
- 1996 candidate Dole
- 1996 presidential candidate Dole
- 2013 Emmy winner Newhart
- ___ and Ray
- ___ and weave
- ___ for apples
- ___ the Drag Queen (most recent winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race")
- Barker of game shows
- Barker offering prizes
- Barker on TV, once
- Barker or Dylan
- Barker succeeded by Carey
- Barker who offered prizes
- ____ and Doug (The McKenzie brothers)
- Angler's float
- Angler's floater
- A Cratchit
- A kind of sled or labour leader White
- Actor Billy ___ Thornton
- "Better Call Saul" actor Odenkirk
- "Better Call Saul" star Odenkirk
- Actor Hoskins
- Actor Odenkirk who will star in AMC's upcoming series "Better Call Saul"
- Actor Saget
- Bill's 1996 foe
- Bing's frequent co-star
- Bing's longtime pal
- Bing's pal
- Author Woodward known for his collaborations with Carl Bernstein
- Bloke's shilling
- Comedian ____ Hope
- Comedian Hope who lived to age 100
- Comedian, ... Hope
- Comedian Newhart
- Comedian Saget
- Duck for apples
- Comic, ... Hope
- Comic Newhart
- Comical Newhart
- His mom gave us Hope
- Bounce like a buoy
- Bounce (up and down)
- Bounce up and down
- Famous mixer/producer Clearmountain
- Dunk for apples
- Celebrated Hope
- Dylan or Denver
- Dylan or Dole
- Dylan or Hope
- Dylan or Newhart
- Dylan or Seger
- "Full House" actor Saget
- "Full House" star Saget who was the honoree of a 2008 Comedy Central roast
- Denver or Barker
- "Hook" actor Hoskins
- Hope for laughs?
- Hope of comedy
- Hope of many jokes
- Hope on the stage
- Hope or Dylan
- Hope or Newhart
- Hope or Smith
- Hope or white
- Hope you can laugh at
- Hope
- Horse trainer Baffert
- Continually resurface
- Hair style
- Haircut
- Hairstyle
- Hairstyle with a man's name
- Buffalo ____
- Builder of kid vid
- End of a plumb line
- First male hurricane (1979)
- It's always cut short
- First name of "The Arkansas Traveler"
- Fisher's gear
- Fishing float
- Fishing-line float
- Iconic Dylan
- Flapper's do
- Flapper's hairdo
- Gibson in Cooperstown
- Crane of "Hogan's Heroes"
- Cratchit who works for Scrooge
- Float on a fish line
- Float on a wave
- Float up and down
- Float
- Girl's short haircut
- Dock
- Eubanks or Barker
- Head motion
- Head movement
- Clinton opponent Dole
- Crop
- Dole or Dylan
- Dole or Hope
- Dole or Hoskins
- Dole out in politics?
- Folk singer ___ Dylan
- Folk singer Dylan
- Jerk
- Jerky motion
- Go after a floating apple at a Halloween party
- Go after an apple?
- Go for a floating apple
- Go for a Gala
- Go for an apple?
- Go for an apple
- Go for apples
- Go for the pippin
- Go up and down, as a buoy
- Go up and down, as an apple
- Go up and down, as in the water
- Go up and down in the water
- Go up and down
- Curtsy — builder
- Golfer Goalby
- Cut short, as a horse's tail
- Cut short
- Former game show host Barker
- Drew's daytime-TV predecessor
- Drew's predecessor on "The Price is Right"
- Former "The Price Is Right" host Barker
- Piscatorial float
- Rise and fall
- Rise and fall repeatedly
- "Sesame Street" music teacher since the show's inception
- Sesame Street's longest-lasting human character
- "Veil" author Woodward
- Move like a buoy
- Kids' show builder
- Move up and down repeatedly
- Move up and down
- The Builder of TV
- Pursue floating apples
- Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dylan
- Kind of cat
- Kind of cat or white
- Rock icon Dylan
- Rock singer Dylan or Seger
- Rock singer Seger
- Mr. Cratchit
- Mr. Dylan
- Mr. Feller
- Mr. Hope
- Rock's Dylan
- Mr. Saget
- Marley from Jamaica
- Marley or Dylan
- Kind of sled or white
- Pageboy, for one
- "The Joy of Painting" painter Ross
- Odenkirk of "Breaking Bad"
- Shilling, in slang
- Shilling, in Soho
- Shilling, informally
- Shilling
- Shillings
- Palindromic boy's name
- Palindromic hairdo
- Quick curtsy
- Plumb line attachment
- Songwriter Dylan
- "The Post" actor Odenkirk
- Short cut?
- Short cut
- Short 'do
- Short do
- Short haircut that's also a man's name
- Short haircut
- Short hairdo
- Short hairstyle
- McGrath of "Sesame Street"
- Part of a boxing maneuver
- Woman's short haircut
- Literature Nobelist Dylan
- Little jerk
- Ray's comedy partner
- Ray's longtime partner
- Partner of weave
- Mid-length cut
- Pavement drummer Nastanovich
- Newhart of "Newhart"
- Newhart or Hope
- Newhart who played Professor Proton on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Newhart
- Newhart's new sitcom
- Pendant
- Pendulum weight
- Pendulum
- Reggae legend Marley
- Reggae legend, to fans
- Reggae singer Marley
- Reggae's Marley
- Legendary Hope
- Legendary reggae singer Marley
- Pert coiffure
- Nobel Prize winner Dylan
- Reporter/author Woodward
- Nod (head)
- Ride the waves
- Try for an apple
- Try for apples, in a way
- Try for apples
- Woodward of Woodward and Bernstein
- Try to retrieve an apple
- Word before cat or sled
- Saget or Hoskins
- Saget or Newhart
- Waterfield
- Watergate journalist Woodward
- Salon style
- TV's Barker
- TV's Newhart
- Singer Dylan, Seger, or Marley
- Singer Dylan
- Weave go-with
- Weave partner
- Weave's go-with
- Weave's partner, in boxing
- Weave's partner
- Word with white or tail
- Singer/songwriter ___ Dylan
- Singer/songwriter Dylan
- Weight on a pendulum
- 'Weird Al' Yankovic song composed solely of palindromes
- Sportscaster Costas
- Tail or white
- Square hairdo
- Slangy shillings
- What buoys do on the water
- What buoys do
- Stanfield, familiarly
- Yankee Stadium public address announcer Sheppard
- Small float
- Tiny Tim's dad
- Seek apples, perhaps
- Statesman Stanfield
Recent Usage of Try for apples in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Try for apples in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - June 26, 2009
- Inkwell - Sept. 5, 2008
- Newsday - June 28, 2006
