Crossword Clue: What "matar" means on an Indian menu
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- -- and carrots
- ___ & Carrots ("mellocreme" candy that looks like vegetables)
- Ammo for shooters
- Ammo for some shooters
- Anagram of apes
- A Gerber offering
- "Behind the Front" Black Eyed ___
- Accompaniers of carrots in a Birds Eye package
- Arroz con pollo tidbits
- Articles in a shell game.
- Birds Eye bagful
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- Black-eyed __
- Black Eyed ___
- Black Eyed ___ (Fergie's group)
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- Black-eyed ones
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- Black-eyed veggies
- Baby food choice
- Baby-food choice
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- Alberta crop
- Blowgun ammo, perhaps
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- Blowgun missiles
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- Blowtube ammo
- Common tidbits in fried rice
- Green Giant bagful
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- Green legumes
- Green side
- Green veggies in a potpie
- Green veggies
- Fried rice ingredients
- Fried rice morsels
- Gregor Mendel research subject
- Gregor Mendel research subjects
- Certain veggies
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- Del Monte product
- Edible seedpods
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- Fergie's band, Black Eyed ___
- Hopping John ingredients
- Hopping-John ingredients
- Brits like them mushy
- "Elephunk" Black Eyed ___
- Contents of pods
- Controversial guacamole ingredients
- Garbanzos' cousins
- Garden produce
- Chick ___ (falafel ingredient)
- Chick followers?
- Chick/split
- Child's ammo
- Items in some patches
- Dinner serving
- Items split in soup
- Dinner veggies
- Gerber's first baby food
- Gerber's first offering
- Cow and field followers
- Flowers, sweet ...
- Focus of early genetics experiments
- Food items catapulted with a spoon, maybe
- Food that may be puréed for babies
- Exemplars of twinship
- Carrots companions
- Carrots' companions
- Carrots' go-with
- Carrots go-with
- Carrots' mates
- Carrots' partner
- Carrots' partners, often
- Carrots' partners
- Carrots' plate-mates
- Carrots' platemates
- Goober ___
- Casserole bits
- Casserole veggies
- Ingredients in some stews
- High protein source
- Proverbiallook-alikes
- Stir-fry vegetables
- Risotto ingredient
- Some are black-eyed
- Some are split
- Some baby food
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- Vegetable-soup morsels
- Vegetable that Brits like to serve "mushy"
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- Vegetables in pods
- Vegetables in some risotto recipes
- Vegetables that roll
- Veggie burger veggies
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- Veggies studied by Mendel
- Veggies used as weapons in the game "Plants vs. Zombies"
- Veggies
- Pulses
- Whistle balls
- Kiddy ammo
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- The Black Eyed ___ ("Boom Boom Pow" band)
- The Black Eyed ___ (Fergie's band)
- The Black Eyed ___ (will.i.am's band)
- Some have black eyes
- Some legumes
- "The E.N.D." Black Eyed ___
- Some pulses
- Plants studied by Gregor Mendel
- Plants studied by Mendel
- Paella ingredients
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- Shell-game items
- Shell-game need
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- Play-gun ammo
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- Shepherd's pie tidbits
- Shepherd's pie vegetables
- Pair in an idiomatic pod
- Subject of early genetics research
- Mushy ___ (British dish)
- Like two __ in a pod
- Like two ___ in a pod
- Like two ____ in a pod
- Subjects for Mendel
- Subjects of Mendelian experiments
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- Shooter ammo
- Shooter fodder
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- Shooters may need them
- Round, green veggies
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- The pod squad?
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- Pod squad?
- Pod things
- Pod vegetables (4)
- Pod vegetables
- Pod veggies
- Podded plants
- Podded vegetables
- Pod's contents
- Row in a garden
- Row in a shell?
- Row in a shell
- "Rubber chicken and bullet ___"
- Sugar snaps, e.g.
- Sugar, snow and sweet
- Soup ingredients
- Soup morsels
- Soup spheres
- Soup vegetables
- Soup veggies
- Little green veggies
- Little legumes
- Little round veggies
- Little vegetables that roll
- Little veggies in pods
- Mendel research subject
- Mendel studied them
- Mendel subjects
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- Menu item
- Partners of carrots
- Porridge legumes
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- Pasta primavera ingredients
- Look-alikes
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- Pot pie veggies
- Potpie bits
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- Potpie tidbits
- Potpie veggies
- Pellets in pods
- Minestrone ingredient
- Minestrone veggies
- Legumes
- Legumes in some potpies
- Leguminous plants
- Missiles, when dried
- Petitions
- Libby's bagful
- "Monkey Business" Black Eyed ___
- Pierre's pois
- Side dish
- Wasabi ___ (bar snack)
- Wasabi ___ (spicy snacks)
- Wasabi snacks
- These may be split
- They can be strained or split
- They can be sweet
- They go in a porridge
- TV dinner fare
- TV-dinner veggies
- They may be black-eyed
- They may be split
- They may be split for soup
- They may be split in soup
- They may be split or sweet
- They may be strained for a baby
- They may be strained in young families
- They may be strained
- They may be sweet
- Sambusa veggies
- They might be compared to small brains
- Samosa ingredients
- Samosa veggies
- Sweet ___
- Spheres studied by Mendel
- Spherical vegetables
- Spherical veggies
- Spheroids in stews
- Word with snow or snap
- Sweet things
- "Sweet" things
- ''Sweet'' vegetables
- They're in pods
- They're often paired with carrots
- They're often split
- Split ___
- "Split" soup ingredients
- They're sometimes split
- They're split for soup?
- They're "split" for soup
- "Split" veggies
- They're split for soup
- Spoonable spheroids
- Thimblerig bits
- Thimblerig units
- Symbols of similarity
- Things in a pod
- What "matar" means on an Indian menu
- What Mendel experimented with.
- Small green veggies
- What some whistles lack
- Small ingredients in a potpie
- Small soup spheroids
- Small, spherical vegetables
- Small vegetables often found in potpies
- Small vegetables
- Small veggies
- Seeds rich in protein
- Snap/snow produce
- Snow __
- Snow ___
- Snow and black-eyed, e.g.
- Stew additions, perhaps
- Stew ingredient
- Stew ingredients
- Stew morsels
- Stew spheroids
- Stew tidbits
- Stew veggies
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- New York Times - Oct. 5, 2008
