Crossword Clue: What Mary Astor had for dinner?
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- __ beef (sandwich meat)
- __ beef
- ___ beef sandwich (Arby's order)
- ___ beef sandwich (classic Arby's offering)
- ___ beef sandwich
- Banquet with barbs
- Banquet with insults
- Barb-filled ceremony
- Barbecue
- Barbecue choice
- Barbecue, for example
- Barbecue, say
- Barbecue.
- Barbed tribute
- ____ beef
- Be hot under the collar
- Be sweltering
- Be very hot
- A pièce de résistance
- Beef cooked in an oven
- Beef cut
- Beef serving
- Beef starter
- Beefy meal
- Berate — cook
- Affront-filled banquet
- Affront-filled fete
- Backhanded tribute
- Bake
- Bake in oven
- Bake uncovered
- Comedians' shindig
- Comedic tribute
- Comedy Central celebrity special
- Comedy Central "Celebrity" special
- Comedy Central celebrity tribute
- Comedy Central event
- Comedy Central fete
- Comedy Central send-up
- Comedy Central special
- Family dinner entrée
- Family entrée
- Insult comic's specialty
- Insult-filled banquet
- Insult-filled celebrity tribute
- Insult-filled tribute
- Insult good-naturedly
- Insult in jest
- Insult, kiddingly
- Insult kiddingly
- Insult party
- Comic tribute
- Comical tribute
- Family-size entree
- Intentional celebrity mistreatment
- Celebrity dinner
- Celebrity "grilling" often aired on Comedy Central
- Celebrity ribbing event
- Celebrity ribbing
- Celebrity ribfest?
- Celebrity ribfest
- Celebrity skewering
- Celeb's playful ribbing
- French __ (kind of coffee)
- French ___ (coffee option)
- French ___ (dark coffee option)
- Center of a luau
- Dean Martin affair
- Dean Martin party
- Dean Martin program on TV
- Dean Martin show
- Dean Martin specialty
- Dean Martin TV show
- Centerpiece of many a Sunday dinner
- Certain charity event
- Certain comedic tribute
- Certain Comedy Central production
- Holiday entrée
- Holiday meal, often
- Friars' affair
- Friars Club activity
- Friars Club entrée
- Friar's Club event
- Friars Club event
- Friars Club gala
- Friars Club honor
- Friars Club speciality
- Friars Club specialty
- Friars Club tribute filled with friendly insults
- Friars Club tribute
- Friars event
- Friars' feisty fete
- Friars fete
- Friars' fete
- Friars tribute
- Friars' tribute
- Homage with humor
- Certain tribute
- Certain wingding
- Feisty Friars fete
- Honor, show-biz style
- Honor with barbs
- Honor with humor
- Honor with insults
- Honor with playful insults
- Honor with tongue-in-cheek ridicule
- Broil
- Brown, in a way
- Cook
- Cook a turkey
- Cook, as a turkey
- Cook, as chestnuts
- Cook, as meat
- Cook at a luau
- Cook beef at a barbecue
- Cook beef in an oven
- Cook by dry heat
- Cook chestnuts
- Cook chicken in an oven
- Cook in a barbecue
- Cook, in a way
- Cook in an oven
- Cook in oven
- Cook in the oven
- Cook meat
- Cook on a spit, say
- Cook on a spit
- Cook one's goose
- Cook one's goose?
- Cook-out
- Cook over an open fire
- Cook the standing ribs
- Cook with dry heat
- Cook without liquid
- Cookout
- Item for Sunday dinner
- Humorous honor
- Humorous tribute
- Dinner course
- Dinner entree
- Dinner fare
- Dinner from the oven
- Dinner that may be tough to swallow for the guest of honor
- Dino's TV fete
- Dis-honor?
- Butcher shop choice
- Get hot under the collar?
- Haul over the coals
- Fix chestnuts
- Entrée
- Get very hot
- Do the turkey
- Give a hot time
- Criticize harshly
- Criticize, in a way
- Criticize in good fun
- Criticize in no uncertain terms
- Criticize severely
- Criticize sharply
- Criticize unmercifully
- Event for a Comedy Central special
- Event with insults
- Event with mocking
- Hearty meal
- Don Rickles' favorite entree?
- Heat or meat
- Heat strongly — criticise excessively
- Heat to excess
- Joke-filled tribute
- Cut of beef
- Cut of meat
- Carved dish
- Carved entree
- Castigate, in a way
- Facetious tribute
- Tongue-in-cheek tribute
- Ridicule Martin's guest of honor
- Ridicule
- Where one might be in the hot seat?
- Top or bottom round
- Outdoor dinner
- Outdoor party
- Oven cook
- Oven-cooked meat
- Oven-dry
- Oven entree, perhaps
- Oven entree
- Oven item
- Oven stuffer
- Put on the hot seat, in a way
- Traditional Sunday fare
- Traditional Sunday joint?
- Marshmallow event
- Kind of turkey
- Something in the oven
- Romp for Rickles
- Wingding
- Pan
- Tribute in jest
- Tribute of a sort
- Tribute peppered with insult comedy
- Tribute that might seem like a trial
- Tribute that might seem more like a trial
- Tribute where your friends make fun of you
- Tribute with a wink
- Tribute with cutting humor
- Tribute with friendly insults
- Tribute with good-natured ribbing
- Tribute with insults
- Tribute with laughs
- Tribute with tweaking
- Tribute with twits
- Suffer in the sun
- Often-televised celebrity event
- Poke fun at
- Rag on publicly
- Meat cut
- Meat dish
- Meat favorite
- Meat in the oven
- Meat treat
- Rump or round cut
- Rake over the coals
- Lampoon
- Menu item
- Large piece of oven-cooked meat
- Really let have it
- Really take to task
- Needle in a ceremony
- Needle publicly
- Laugh-filled broadcast
- Pot or rib follower
- Recent Justin Bieber event
- Pay "tribute" to, as a comedian
- Luau, basically
- Luau, typically
- Pepper with facetious insults
- Prepare, as peanuts
- Prepare, as some peanuts
- Prepare chestnuts
- Prepare coffee beans
- Prepare like lechon
- Prepare Peking duck, e.g.
- Prepare pork
- Prepare the Christmas turkey
- Prepare the turkey
- One way to cook beef
- One way to cook chicken
- One way to cook turkey
- One way to cook
- One way to make a chicken
- Prepare turkey
- No-holds-barred celebrity tribute
- No-holds-barred tribute
- Mock tribute
- Mock
- Mocking salute
- Reprimand — cook
- Reprimand severely
- Lie on the beach
- Make fun of
- Not just poke fun at
- Pig ___ (luau event)
- Pig ___
- Pig cookout
- Rib or pan
- Ribfest
- Sunday dinner entrée
- Sunday dinner entrée, perhaps
- Sunday-dinner entree
- Sunday dinner fare
- Sunday dinner item
- Sunday-dinner item
- Sunday dinner, perhaps
- Sunday dinner that's "mixed up" in four answers
- Sunday dinner
- Sunday entrée
- Sunday lunch?
- Sunday meat
- Sunday supper, perhaps
- Sunday supper
- TV "tribute," à la Martin
- Swelter
- Spoofing session
- Type of picnic
- Slam with humor
- What Frank mistook his intervention for in "It's Always Sunny"
- Standing rib, e.g.
- What Mary Astor had for dinner?
- Teasing tribute
- Teasingly talk shit about a celebrity on national television
- Televised comedy event
- Use an oven
- Use the oven
- Zinger-filled tribute
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- New York Times - Feb. 13, 1992
