Crossword Clue: Word from Old English for "lightly boiled"
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- __ bird
- "__, please" ("I like mine still mooing")
- ___ as a blue rose
- " . . . ___ as a day in June?"
- "___ as a winter swallow": Balzac
- ___ bird
- ___ Earth
- ___, medium or well-done
- ___, medium or well done
- "___, medium or well-done?"
- Barbecue order
- Barely broiled
- Barely cooked, as steak
- Barely cooked
- Barely done, as steak
- Barely done
- Barely grilled
- An alternative to medium
- "And what is so ___ as a day in June?": Lowell
- A bit beyond raw
- Answer to a waiter, sometimes
- Antiquarian's adjective
- Antique description
- "Antiques Roadshow" adjective
- Beef order
- Beefsteak order, sometimes
- Beefsteak order
- Between raw and medium
- Bibliophile's label
- At a premium
- Adjective for a whooping crane
- Adjective for cerium
- Adjective for Jonson
- Adjective on "Antiques Roadshow"
- Admirable
- Admirable.
- Atypical
- Ahi specification
- Bleeding internally?
- Awfully bloody
- Bloody
- "Bloody"
- "Bloody," at a diner
- Bloody at the steakhouse
- Bloody, perhaps
- Bloody, so to speak
- Almost extinct
- Almost never encountered
- Almost never found
- Almost unique
- Almost unobtainable
- Alternative to well-done
- Book classification
- Book collector's category
- Instruction for the chef
- Far from abundant
- Far from abundantly available
- Far from common
- Far from everyday
- Far from frequent
- Far from plentiful
- Far from ubiquitous
- Far from well-done
- Far from well done
- Earth or bit preceder
- Definitely not well-done
- Delmonico's order
- Isolated
- Briefly broiled
- Bright pink inside, perhaps
- Describing Ben Jonson
- Description on many eBay listings
- Descriptive of Ben Jonson
- Few and far between
- Desirable, to a collector
- Broiled just a bit
- Filet mignon order, sometimes
- Filet mignon order
- Filet request
- Cooked less than well or medium
- Cooked slightly
- Dictionary notation
- Cooking order
- How seared tuna is usually cooked
- How some like their steak
- How some order steak
- How some steaks are cooked
- "Cool in the center"
- Hamburger order
- Fine
- Difficult to find
- Fired only briefly, maybe
- Burger order specification
- Burger order
- Choice for steak
- Choice
- Diner's request
- Chophouse choice
- Chophouse order
- Chophouse request
- Endangered
- Hard to come across
- Hard to come by
- Hard-to-find song
- Hard to find
- Hard to get
- Hard to get hold of
- Hard to obtain
- Hardly available
- Hardly commonplace
- Hardly ever seen
- Hardly ever spotted
- Hardly seen
- Hardly spotted
- Hardly ubiquitous
- Hardly well-done
- Hardly well-done?
- Hardly well done
- "I Just Want to Celebrate" band ___ Earth
- "Get Ready" ___ Earth
- Distinctive
- Covetable to collectors
- Having a red center, in a steakhouse
- Having a red interior, at a steakhouse
- In ___ form
- Doneness designation
- In danger of extinction, perhaps
- Excellent, as wine
- Excellent
- Exceptional
- In short supply
- In very short supply
- "For the ___ and radiant maiden": Poe
- Incomparable
- Incredibly hard to find
- Coin classification
- Coin grade
- Coin rating
- Extraordinary
- Collectible
- Collectible adjective
- Extremely hard to find
- Extremely scarce
- Extremely uncommon
- Collector's adjective
- June day or Jonson
- Infrequent
- Infrequently seen
- Infrequently spotted
- Inimitable
- Facing extinction
- Just barely on the grill
- Found at an antiquarian bookstore, perhaps
- Highly atypical
- Highly collectible
- Highly distinguished.
- Highly infrequent
- Highly uncommon
- Highly unusual
- Like Ben Jonson
- Like bipartisan cooperation
- Like black rhinos
- Like black sheep
- Like blue lobsters
- Like blue moons
- Not that common
- Pink, as a steak
- Pink as steak
- Pink, as steak
- Pink, in a steakhouse
- Pink in the middle
- Pink inside
- Pink, maybe
- Pink or red, e.g.
- Not to be had
- Pink, say
- Pink, so to speak
- Pink, to a chef
- Pink-to-red
- Pinker than medium
- Pinkish, as a steak
- Pinkish
- "Still bleeding"
- Not turning up much
- Not turning up often
- Like cerium
- Like certain books
- Not very common
- "Still mooing," as burgers go
- "Still mooing," as steaks go
- "Still mooing," at a diner
- "Still mooing," at a steakhouse
- Still mooing, so to speak
- "Still mooing"
- Still pink inside
- Still pink
- Still quite red
- Still red, as a steak
- Still red in the middle
- Still red inside, as a steak
- Still red inside (as hens' teeth?)
- Still red inside
- Still red, say
- Not well?
- Not well at all?
- Not well-done
- Not well done!
- Not well done
- Not well, say
- Like coconuts in Antarctica
- Like collectible coins
- Like compliments from a perfectionist
- Like condors or whooping cranes
- Like double eagles on links
- Like endangered species
- Like erbium or terbium
- Valuable, perhaps
- Served raw
- Valuable to collectors, perhaps
- Valuable to collectors
- Like first editions, often
- Like Flying Eagle pennies
- Like four-leaf clovers
- Most uncommon
- Like helium
- Like hens' teeth
- Like hens' teeth, idiomatically
- Like hen's teeth, it's said
- Like hens' teeth, so to speak
- Like hen's teeth
- Like holes-in-one
- Like holographic Charizard, in Pokemon
- Like hurricanes in January
- Like "Inverted Jenny" postage stamps
- Like Inverted Jenny postage stamps
- Like "Inverted Jenny" stamps
- Like inverted Jenny stamps
- Motown band ___ Earth
- Like Lowell's June day
- Like lucid responses on Yahoo! Answers
- Like Mantle rookie cards
- Like many collectible coins
- Like many collectibles
- Like many old coins
- Out-of-print LPs
- Out-of-print
- Like many valuable stamps
- Out of the ordinary
- Outback order
- Outback request
- Like natural pearls
- Like N.F.L. games ending in a tie
- Like no-hitters
- Roast beef order
- Roast beef request, perhaps
- Roast beef request, sometimes
- Roast beef request
- Like once in a blue moon
- Like one in a million
- Like out-of-print LPs
- Like perfect games
- Tough to catch
- Tough to find
- Tough to get your hands on
- Like pink steak
- Numismatist's classification
- Like praseodymium
- Like proverbial hens' teeth
- Like proverbial hen's teeth
- Like public bathrooms in New York City
- Like red diamonds
- Like red emeralds
- Like royal flushes
- Very hard to collect
- Very hard to find
- Like signatures of William Shakespeare
- Very infrequent
- Like snow in Tampa
- Like snow leopards
- Very lightly cooked
- Very pink
- Marine otter descriptor
- Very scarce
- Very seldom seen
- Like some beef
- Like some bird species
- Like some birds
- Kind of earth
- Overused eBay adjective
- Very thinly distributed
- Very uncommon
- Very unusual
- Very, very occasional
- Kind of form
- Like some coins and stamps
- Like some coins or steaks
- Like some coins
- Like some collectible coins
- Like some collectibles
- "O ___ Ben Jonson!"
- Like some expensive eBay items
- Like some finds
- Like some gases
- Like some hamburgers
- Obscure album
- Like some sightings and steaks
- Kind of treat
- Like some steaks
- Like some vinyl or footage
- Occasional
- Like steak that's been cooked less than "medium"
- Like steel pennies
- Like subcontrabass tubas
- Occurring once in a blue moon
- Occurring seldom
- Like terbium or erbium
- Like the 1998 Pikachu Illustrator card
- Like the Inverted Jenny stamp
- Like the spotted owl
- Like the T206 Honus Wagner baseball card
- Like the whooping crane
- Like things you don't see every day
- Like triple plays
- Like tritium and triplets
- Like unassisted triple plays
- Like valuable stamps
- Like valued old books
- Of interest to a collector, say
- Of interest to collectors, say
- Of interest to collectors
- Like walk-off touchdowns
- (Of meat) lightly cooked
- (Of meat) red
- Like white elephants
- Like white lions
- Like white panthers
- Like white rhinos and black swans
- Like white tigers
- Like whooping cranes
- Of particular interest to a completist
- Like years evenly divisible by four that are not leap years
- Of special excellence
- Of thin texture.
- Of value to collectors
- Quite atypical
- Quite uncommon
- Quite unusual
- "r," in a text
- Poe's adjective for Lenore
- "Suddenly, as ___ things will, it vanished": E. B. Browning
- Sought by bibliomaniacs
- Waiter's notation
- Label in a bibliophile's catalog
- Medium __
- Medium ___ (one way to order a steak)
- Medium ___ (steak request)
- Medium-___
- Medium alternative
- Little-seen
- Rather red
- Rawer than pink
- Porterhouse order
- Porterhouse preference, perhaps
- Porterhouse request, sometimes
- Porterhouse specification, sometimes
- Porterhouse specification
- On the endangered list, most likely
- "On the hoof," in diner lingo
- On the pink side
- Nearly extinct
- Nearly impossible
- Nearly unique in the world
- Nearly unique
- Nearly unobtainable
- Real pink
- Once-in-a-blue-moon
- Once-in-a-lifetime
- Pasta : al dente :: porterhouse : __
- One-in-a-million
- One-in-a- million
- One in a million, e.g.
- One in a million, say
- One in a million
- " . . . neither rich nor ___": Pope
- Recherché
- Recurring only intermittently
- Red, as a steak
- Practically nonexistent
- Practically unheard-of
- Red in the center
- Red in the middle, as a steak
- Red in the middle, as steak
- Red in the middle, say
- Red in the middle
- Red inside, maybe
- Red inside
- Red on the inside, as a steak
- Red-to-pinkish
- Red
- Reddish
- Reddish, perhaps
- Reddish pink
- Precious, in a way
- Precious
- Newsworthy, perhaps
- One way to serve a steak
- Remarkable
- Remarkably fine
- Less than medium
- Pretty bloody
- Pretty pink
- Prevalent? Not at all
- Personas
- Reply to the waiter, perhaps
- Prime rib order
- Prime rib preference
- Request at Ruth's Chris
- Prized by collectors
- Response to a waitress
- Make a ___ appearance
- Lightly cooked, like a steak
- Lightly cooked
- Not an everyday occurrence
- Like $10 gold eagle coins
- Like 1943 copper pennies
- Like $4 Stella gold coins
- Opposite of well-done
- Opposite of well done, in a steakhouse
- Opposite of well done
- Opposite of well
- Like a 1909 S VDB penny
- Like a 1909 S-VDB penny
- Like a 1909-S VDB penny
- Like a 1913 Liberty Head nickel
- Like a 1913 Liberty nickel
- Like a 1943 copper penny
- Like a 1953 Aston Martin
- Like a $2 bill
- Like a Babe Ruth triple
- Not at all ordinary
- Not at all typical
- Not at all well-done
- Not at all well done
- Like a Bigfoot sighting
- Like a black pearl
- Like a black swan event
- Like a blue lobster
- Like a blue moon
- Like a blue rose
- Like a Bugatti Royale
- Like a California condor
- Not common
- Not commonplace
- Like a cold day in August
- Like a cold day in July
- Like a collector's item
- Like a compliant cat
- Like a condor in the wild
- Like a condor
- Not dense
- Like a day in June
- Like a day in June, according to Lowell
- Like "a day in June"
- Not easily available
- Not easily found
- Like a double eagle in golf
- Not easy to find
- Like a four-leaf clover
- Like a Gutenberg Bible
- Not found in many stamp collections, say
- Not frequent
- Not fully cooked
- Like a hole-in-one
- Not garden-variety
- Like a June day
- Like a June day, to Lowell
- Like a June day?
- Like a Liberty gold coin
- Like a Liberty Head gold dollar
- Like a lightly cooked steak
- Order for roast beef
- Like a Mantle rookie card
- Like a mint Mickey Mantle rookie card
- Order that's not well-done
- Order to a chef, sometimes
- Order to a chef
- Like a no-hitter
- Like a nonesuch
- More red than pink
- Like a once-in-a-blue-moon event
- Like a perfect game in baseball
- Like a perfect game
- Like a pink steak
- Like a royal flush
- Like a sighting of an ivory-billed woodpecker
- Not medium or well done
- Not medium or well-done
- Like a solar eclipse
- Like a steak that hasn't been cooked very much
- Like a steak that's not cooked very much
- Like a steak that's "still mooing"
- Like a steak that's still red in the middle
- Like a steak with a red center
- More than pink
- More than scarce
- Not often encountered
- Not often observed
- Not often seen
- More than uncommon
- Like a total solar eclipse
- Like a triple play
- Rib-eye request
- Like a white Bengal tiger
- Like a whooping crane
- Like albinism
- Like albino alligators
- Not quite raw
- Like an 1804 silver dollar
- Like an 1864 two cent piece
- Not seen every day
- Not seen much
- Like an inside-the-park home run
- Like an ivory-billed woodpecker
- Like an unassisted triple play
- Like an underdone steak
- Like baby condors
- Like ball lightning
- Like barely broiled meat
- Like barely cooked steak
- Ruth's Chris order
- Ruth's Chris request
- Tuna order
- Tuna orderer's option
- Tuna steak designation, often
- Superfine
- Word for Ben Jonson
- Word for Jonson
- Word from Old English for "lightly boiled"
- Word that's music to a collector's ears
- Way to cook steak
- Special
- Specification with a steak order
- Singular
- Type of bird or earth
- Sporadically spotted
- Thin, as air
- Thin, as gas
- Thin in density
- Well-done's opposite, in the kitchen
- Well-done's opposite
- Thin
- T-bone order
- T-bone specification
- Thinly distributed
- U-turn from widely distributed
- Scarce as hen's teeth
- Scarce
- Scattered
- Tag in some dictionary definitions
- Uncommon in the extreme
- Uncommon
- Uncommonly good
- Undercooked, as meat
- Undercooked, as steak
- Undercooked, perhaps
- Undercooked (steak)
- Undercooked, to some
- Undercooked
- Underdone
- Undone?
- Stamp designation
- Slightly cooked
- Unique
- Unlikely
- Unusual.
- Unusual or undercooked (steak)
- Unusual
- Unusually excellent
- Unusually fine
- Unusually good
- Unusually great
- Unwonted
- Seen once in a blue moon
- Seldom
- Seldom encountered
- Seldom-found
- Seldom found
- Seldom seen
- Seldom spotted
- Seldom to be found
- Steak choice
- Steak-house order
- Steak house specification
- Steak option
- Steak order, sometimes
- Steak order
- Steak orderer's option
- Steak preference
- Steak request
- Steak specification
- Steak style
- Steak temperature near "still mooing"
- Steak "temperature" that's less cooked than medium
- Steakhouse adjective
- Steakhouse option
- Steakhouse order
- Steakhouse pink
- Steakhouse request
- Steakhouse spec
- Steakhouse specification
- Tenuous
- ``. . . so ___ as a day in June?'': J.R. Lowell
- " . . . so ___ as a day in June?"
- So ___ (Jimmy Dorsey hit)
- "So _____" (Jimmy Dorsey hit)
- Zimbabwe's most populous city
Recent Usage of Word from Old English for "lightly boiled" in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Dec. 9, 2017
