Crossword Clue: What an inflectional ending is added to
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- '80s Perth rocker
- __ cell research
- ___ cell research
- ___ cell
- ___ Fields
- ___ the tide
- ___ to stern
- Ancestral line
- Basic skiing turn
- A cherry may be served with it
- A rose might have a long one
- A snifter has a short one
- Apple attachment
- Apple connection
- Apple part
- Apple projection
- Apple stalk
- Apple topper
- Apple waste
- Apple's apple logo lacks one
- Apple's projection
- Academic acronym associated with female under-representation
- Academic acronym
- Arise from
- Arise (from)
- Arise
- Acronym for fields such as physics
- Acronym I'm super familiar with from devoting myself to numbers stuff in college
- Acronym in education emphasizing the hard subjects
- Arrest
- Big acronym in education
- Asparagus, mostly
- Bloom holder
- Bloom support
- Bloom supporter
- Bloom's support
- Blossom holder
- Blossom support
- Blossom supporter
- Blossom's support
- Boat part furthest away from the bow
- Boat's bow
- Banana part
- Banana stalk
- Banana top
- Banana unit
- Caudex, in botany
- Caudex
- Grabbed at celebratory toast, post-tour
- Botanical ascending axis
- Botanical support
- Bouquet part
- Bouquet unit
- Cedar trunk.
- Bow to the ship?
- Cell type
- Brain component
- Brain or watch part
- Brain part
- Hold back, as a tide
- Hold back, as the tide
- Hold back
- Hold off
- Branch
- Holder of leaves
- Iris holder
- Iris part
- Certain flute part
- Green part of a flower
- Green stalk
- Faucet part
- From __ to stern
- From ___ to stern (thoroughly)
- From ___ to stern
- Component not found on a digital watch
- Grip for a goblet
- From -- to stern
- Frond holder
- Fruit discard
- Fruit holder
- Fruit part that's thrown away
- Fruit protrusion
- Fruit stalk
- Fruit support
- Fruit throwaway
- Fruit waste
- Champagne flute feature
- Champagne flute part
- Champagne glass feature
- Champagne glass part
- Fruit/tree connector
- Education acronym for four fields of study
- Education acronym touted by Obama
- Education acronym
- Education-policy acronym for the four fields featured in this puzzle
- Bring to a standstill
- Derive
- Derive (from)
- Derive, with "from"
- It has a thorny issue?
- Check.
- Check, as a flow
- Check, as the tide
- It leads to a rose
- Check, or what the starred answers all have
- Broadway: "The Main ___."
- Broadway, the Main ___
- Check — part of a plant
- Check the flow
- Broccoli bit
- Check
- Contain
- It may be thorny
- It may be tongue-tied?
- It may be trimmed at a nursery
- Figurehead location
- Cherry discard
- Cherry eater's discard
- Cherry feature
- Cherry handle
- Cherry holder
- Cherry leftover
- Cherry part
- Cherry throwaway
- Emanate
- Garden support
- Half-note feature
- Half note feature
- Half note half
- Bud holder?
- Bud holder
- Bud support
- Bud supporter
- It might hold your baby's breath
- Halt
- It supports a flower's bloom
- Cordial glass feature
- Cordial glass part
- Corncob pipe part
- Dimebag detritus
- Bush supporter?
- Discarded apple part
- It's on the watch
- Have roots in (with "from")
- Hayden cell song off "Everything I Long For"?
- Hayden song for cells?
- Floral part
- Floral support
- Florist's cutting
- Florist's trimming
- Florist's unit
- Flower bud holder
- Flower feature
- Flower holder?
- Flower holder
- Flower or pipe part
- Flower part attached to a lapel
- Flower part
- Flower spine
- Flower stalk
- Flower support
- Flower supporter
- Flower's holder
- Flower's spine
- Flower's stalk
- Flower's support
- Flute feature
- Flute part
- Flute section
- Glass bottom
- Glass or flower part
- Goblet feature
- Goblet part
- Goblet support
- Dorothy's aunt after being canonized?
- Curb
- Forepart of a ship
- Curtail
- Cut flower
- Cut off
- Daisy feature
- Daisy part
- Daisy supporter
- Dam
- Dam up
- Forward part of a boat
- Forward part of the Pinta
- Forward part
- Dandelion holder
- Dandelion part
- Dandelion support
- Come (from)
- Pipe feature
- Pipe or plant part
- Pipe part clenched in the teeth
- Pipe part
- Pipe piece
- Pipe section
- Originate
- Originate from
- Originate (from)
- Prow
- Originate, with "from"
- Originate (with "from").
- Prow of a ship
- Keep from flowing
- Ornamented part of a gondola
- Valve part
- Where the thorns on a rose are
- Stop a flow
- Stop, as a flow
- Stop, as a tide
- Stop from spreading
- Stop, in skiing
- Stop — stalk
- Stop the flow
- Stop the flow of, as a liquid
- Stop up
- Stop
- Topic in education policy
- Place for a rose's thorns
- Place for a thorn
- Place for a wine charm
- The brain has one
- Place to hold a snifter
- Vertical line on a musical note
- Whole note's lack
- Put a stop to
- Kind of cell
- Plant part
- Plant prop
- Plant stalk
- Plant support
- Kind of ski turn
- Plant's stalk
- Wind-up watch part
- Winder on a watch
- Winding need
- Quarter note part
- Quarter-note part
- Wine charm holder
- Wine flute part
- Wine glass feature
- Wine glass holder
- Wine glass part
- Wine holder?
- Something that may get tongue-tied?
- Wineglass feature
- Wineglass part
- Wineglass support
- Subj. group with a noted gender imbalance
- Winesap or wineglass feature
- Mushroom component
- Mushroom discard
- Mushroom feature
- The Main ___ (Broadway)
- Mushroom morsel
- Mushroom or marigold part
- Mushroom part
- Mushroom piece
- Mushroom stalk
- Root, wordwise
- Somewhat less potent part of a psychedelic mushroom
- Ship's front
- Ship's prow
- Rose feature
- Rose holder
- Rose part
- Rose stabilizer
- Rose stalk
- Rose support
- Rose supporter
- Rosebud support
- Rose's stalk
- Musical note feature
- Musical note part
- Pansy prop
- Shoot
- Pocket watch part
- The prow of a ship.
- Parfait glass feature
- Point skis inward
- Part cut by a florist
- Part of a champagne flute
- Part of a cherry that is rarely eaten
- Part of a dandelion or a wineglass
- Part of a dandelion
- Part of a flower.
- Part of a flower below the petals
- Part of a flower or a glass
- Part of a flower or a watch
- Part of a flower or a wineglass
- Part of a flower or wineglass
- Part of a flower that goes inside a vase
- Part of a flower that's often long and green
- Part of a flower
- Part of a flute
- Part of a goblet.
- Part of a goblet
- Part of a martini glass
- Part of a mushroom
- Part of a musical note
- Part of a note, in music.
- Part of a pipe.
- Part of a pipe
- Part of a plant or a wineglass
- Part of a plant
- Part of a quarter note
- Part of a rose where the thorns are located
- Part of a rose
- Part of a ship or tobacco pipe
- Part of a ship
- Meerschaum part
- Meerschaum piece
- Part of a strawberry
- Part of a sunflower that can be more than 10 feet tall
- Part of a watch
- Part of a wind-up watch
- Part of a wine glass
- Part of Apple Records' logo
- Narrowest part of a champagne flute
- Part of many musical notes
- Part of the pot that doesn't go in the bowl?
- Poppy part
- Poppy prop
- Naturalist's ascending axis
- Long, green part of a flower
- Long part of a flower
- Long part of a rose
- Long, slender part of a cherry
- Long, thin part of a flower
- Pot smoker's annoyance
- One may be picked out of a stash
- One might rise out of a bed
- Might grab a champagne one after record charts
- Pear discard
- Pedicel
- Peduncle
- Leaf holder
- Leaf part
- Leaf support
- Leaf's support
- Lower brain part
- Peony part
- Prepare, as cherries for cooking
- Prepare, as cherries
- Prepare cherries for cooking
- Prepare to turn, on the slope
- Modern education acronym
- Modern educational acronym
- Petal pusher?
- Petiole
- Non-humanities acronym
- Petunia part
- Nonhumanities subjects, for short
- Main part of a flower
- Main part of a word
- Main upright of a ship's bow
- Restrain
- Restrict — part of a plant
- Result (from)
- Make headway against
- Opposite of stern.
- Retard oneself on skis.
- Retard
- Piece of a pipe
- Piece of the brain
- Morel morsel
- Morel support
- Trunk
- Source
- Sunflower stalk
- Sunflower support
- Sunflower supporter
- Shut off
- Tulip part
- Turn on the slope
- Support for a flower
- Support for a sunflower
- Watch part.
- Watch part
- Watch projection
- Watch winder
- Supporter in a spray
- Supporter of botany
- Supporter of nature
- Supporting structure
- Word part
- Word root
- Word with ware or winder
- Spinach part
- Spoon handle
- Thin part of a dandelion
- Thin part of a wineglass
- Site for a rose thorn
- Type of ski turn
- Spot for a thorn
- Spring (from)
- Ski maneuver
- Ski turn
- Skier's turn
- Thorn locale
- Thorn setting
- Thorn site, on a flower
- Thorn site
- Thorn's place
- Thorn's site on a rose
- Thorny part of a rose
- Thorny rose part
- Skinny part of a wineglass
- Wristwatch part
- What a prefix or suffix gets added to
- Underlying form of a word
- What an inflectional ending is added to
- What attaches a fruit to a tree
- Stalk in a garden
- Stalk in the garden
- Stalk of bananas, e.g.
- Stalk of bananas
- Stalk
- Throwaway part of an apple
- Slender part of a champagne glass
- Slender part of a wineglass
- Stanch
- Slow, as the flow
- Slow down, on the slopes
- Slow down
- What sticks out at the top of an apple
- What to grab when this bud's for you
- Start
- Static-X song about a plant?
- Static-X song about plant?
- Static-X song for cell research?
- Static-X song for cells?
- Static-X song off "Wisconsin Death Trip"
- Staunch
- Snifter feature
- Snifter part
- Tobacco-pipe part
- Zinnia stalk
- Stern counterpart
- Stern's counterpart
- Stern's opposite
- Stern's opposite?
- Stern's other end
- Stern's partner
- Stick in the ground?
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- New York Times - July 26, 2009
