Crossword Clue: Type of gin
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Type of gin"
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- -- gin fizz
- --- gin fizz
- --- gin
- __-black (bluish shade)
- __ gin fizz (drink)
- __ gin fizz
- __ gin
- ___ eyed
- ___-eyed
- ___ gin
- ___ gin fizz
- ___-gin fizz
- ___ gin fizz (bar order)
- ___ gin fizz (cocktail)
- ___ gin fizz (drink)
- ___ gin fizz (fruity cocktail)
- ___ gin fizz (plum-flavored cocktail)
- ___ gin fizz (sour cocktail)
- ___ gin fizz
- ___ gin (liqueur type)
- ___ gin rickey
- Base of a gin fizz
- ____ Gin Fizz
- ____ gin
- _____ eyed
- _____-eyed
- _____ gin fizz
- _____ gin
- A type of gin
- Apricot cousin
- Apricot relative
- Acerbic fruit
- Astringent fruit
- Black haw
- Blackthorn berry
- Blackthorn fruit used as a gin flavoring
- Blackthorn fruit used to make gin
- Blackthorn fruit
- Blackthorn plum, gin flavoring
- Blackthorn plum
- Blackthorn product
- Blackthorn shrub
- Blackthorn
- Blackthorn's berrylike blue-black fruit
- Blackthorn's fruit
- Blue-black berrylike fruit
- Blue-black fruit of the blackthorn
- Blue-black plumlike fruit
- Bluish-black fruit
- Bluish-black sour fruit
- Allegheny plum, e.g.
- Allegheny plum
- Almond-tree cousin
- Dark-colored plum
- Dark colored plum
- Dark purple fruit
- Dark-skinned fruit
- Fruit
- Fruit for flavoring gin
- Fruit in a fizz
- Fruit in a gin fizz
- Fruit in some chutney
- Fruit in some English jellies
- Fruit in some gin
- Fruit in tart jellies
- Fruit in the lyrics to "Portland, Oregon"
- Fruit mixed with gin
- Fruit of the blackthorn.
- (Fruit of the) blackthorn
- Fruit of the blackthorn
- Fruit of the Prunus spinosa
- Fruit of the rose family
- Fruit similar to a plum
- Fruit steeped in gin to make a liqueur
- Fruit that flavors gin
- Fruit that sounds sluggish
- Fruit used for preserves
- Fruit used in alcohol flavoring
- Fruit used in English jelly
- Fruit used in gin drinks
- Fruit used to flavor gin
- Fruit used to flavor liqueur
- Fruit used to make the Spanish liqueur patxaran
- Fruit with an astringent flavor
- Fruity gin flavoring
- Fruity liqueur base
- It can be used to make gin
- Brits' jam flavour
- Cherry cousin
- Cherry plum relative
- Buckthorn
- Bullace's kin
- Bush with a tart fruit
- English jelly fruit
- English jelly ingredient
- Cousin of a plum
- Fizz flavor
- Fizz flavorer
- Fizz flavoring
- Fizz fruit
- Fizz ingredient
- Flavor of gin
- Flavoring for the liqueur prunelle
- Gin base
- Gin cocktail fruit
- Gin fizz flavor
- Gin-fizz flavor
- Gin fizz flavorer
- Gin fizz flavoring
- Gin fizz fruit
- Gin fizz opener
- gin fizz
- Gin flavor
- Gin flavorer
- Gin flavoring fruit
- Gin-flavoring fruit
- Gin flavoring
- Gin fruit
- Gin Genre
- Gin source
- Gin type
- Gin variety
- Flowering shrub
- Hedge plant with white flowers
- Juicy fruit
- Ingredient in a gin-based liqueur
- Ingredient in some fizzy drinks
- Ingredient of slivovitz.
- Damson's cousin
- Prunelle flavoring
- Pucker-inducing fruit
- The blackthorn.
- The blackthorn
- Purple fruit
- Purple plum
- Purplish black.
- Purplish fruit
- Kin of the damson plum
- Kind of gin fizz
- Kind of gin
- Sharp-tasting fruit
- Sharply sour fruit
- Wild American plum
- Wild plum.
- Wild plum of Europe
- Wild plum with a sour flavor
- Wild plum with a tart flavor
- Wild plum
- Kind of plum
- Plant of the genus Prunus
- Plant with dark purple berries
- Puzzler's plum
- Plum
- Plum cousin
- Plum eaten by the Iceman
- Plum for gin
- Plum fruit
- Plum in some gin
- Plum kin
- Plum-like fruit
- Plum look-alike
- Plum relative that gets paired with gin
- Plum relative used to flavor gin
- Plum relative
- Plum species used in gin
- Plum type
- Plum used in some gins
- Plum used to flavor gin
- Plum used to flavor spirits
- Plumlike fruit used in gin
- Plumlike fruit
- Plumlike gin flavoring
- Plum's cousin
- Liqueur base
- Liqueur flavor
- Liqueur-flavoring fruit
- Liqueur flavoring
- Liquor-flavoring fruit
- Liquor flavoring
- Sour, blackish fruit
- Sour blackthorn fruit
- Sour blue-black fruit
- Sour fruit
- Sour plum
- Sour purple fruit
- Member of the plum family
- Member of the rose family
- Popular gin flavoring
- Nectarine cousin
- Red gin
- Relative of a cherry plum
- Relative of a plum
- No fast food, by the sound of it
- Shrub akin to the cherry plum
- Shrub of the rose family
- Shrub with a purple fruit
- Shrub with a sour fruit
- Shrub with a tart fruit
- Shrub with plumlike fruits
- Shrub with small sour fruit.
- Word with eyed or gin
- Spiny shrub
- Type of gin
- Type of plum
- Schlehenfeuer ingredient
- Thorny bush with plum-like fruit
- Thorny Eurasian shrub
- Thorny shrub
- Tart English jelly fruit
- Tart fruit used for gin
- Tart fruit
- Tart jam flavor
- Tart plum of Europe
- Tart plum
- Tart plumlike fruit
- Tart, purple fruit
- Tart-tasting fruit
- Sluggish-sounding fruit
- Small plum
Recent Usage of Type of gin in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Type of gin in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 1, 2016
- USA Today - April 4, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 22, 2010
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 4, 2009
- USA Today - June 1, 2007
- USA Today - May 23, 2006
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 11, 2003
- New York Times - May 16, 1989
- New York Times - Aug. 18, 1987
- New York Times - May 28, 1987
- New York Times - May 5, 1986
- New York Times - Oct. 15, 1985
- New York Times - Aug. 2, 1983
- New York Times - Sept. 4, 1981
- New York Times - June 25, 1976
- New York Times - July 23, 1973
