| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Fries | 5 letters | chips |
| ||
| Fries | 5 letters | curly |
| ||
| Fries | 6 letters | french |
| ||
| Fries | 6 letters | sautes |
| ||
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- Silicon implants
- Poker pieces
- Takes the edge off, maybe
- China problems
- Things that 18-, 27-, 46-
- Snack items
- Fries
- fragments said to follow fission.
- french fries in the casino?
- Gambling tokens
- French fries
- Gambling counters
- Pieces, slivers
- Shavings, parings
- Wood fragments
- Lay's products
- Chocolate chunks
- 1970s motorcycle cop show
- Chocolate, wood and corn
- poker pile
- some munchies
- Tokens
- ... turn off this old show!
- Teacup imperfections
- Cold fruit and fries
- crispy potato snacks
- Pieces fried in deep fat
- halloween party snack
- Poker supplies
- Salsa companion
- Computer parts
- TV cop show
- Short golf shots
- Donat role
- Poker wherewithal
- Casino stack
- Fish and ......
- Casino currencies
- Crunchy snack food
- Nicks, flaws
- Fried fingers of potato
- nachos, for instance
- Shots knocked off bits
- Whittles, hews
- Ante matter
- the last thing one has to eat?
- Snippets, flakes
- fried potatoes
- "Micro" food?
- French fries, to a Brit
- Casino counters
- cold joints and fries
- Slices approach shots
- The tasty bits contributed by Murphy?
- Food (said to be relatively cheap)
- Poker tokens
- Crunchy additions to some sandwiches
- Poker player's pile
- fast food in the sculptor's studio?
- Poker player's requirement
- are they fed into computers?
- whizzerand...... 1970s/80s comic
- Blackjack stack
- carpenter chris emptily consumes joint
- Nicks in a coat of nail polish
- carpenter commonly accompanied by fish
- They are down in pressing times
- Bad things to find in a tea set
- They are served in many joints
- Fish and ......, popular meal
- 'Bits' in a computer?
- computer parts of consuming interest?
- Old American TV show about fruit
- Porcelain imperfections
- Bits of Intel?
- Cold joints and bits of potato
- yeoman
- Poker player's stack
- Fries, to Brits
- Fish accompaniment
- pile in front of phil ivey, often
- See a ship broken to pieces
- chocolate morsels
- bits of computers?
- food gamblers play with
- fragments that go with everything!
- Gambler's stacks
- Paint samples
- snack or stack at the poker table
- Party snacks
- A Stooge
- One of the Three Stooges
- Frizzed
- wavy, of hair
- Earl Lambeau's nickname
- Like the hair of the dog, mostly?
- "Oklahoma!" hero
- like permed hair
- Forming ringlets
- Like basenji tails
- Like an Afro
- Spiral shaped ...-fries
- how some fries are made
- Spiral-shaped, like Arby's fries
- Hair that is not straight
- Wavy
- Very wavy (hair)
- Kinked [of hair]
- Frizzy, having ringlets
- “Woo-woo-woo” Stooge
- Not straight
- Moe and Larry's acting partner
- ".... Top"; Shirley Temple film
- Like a poodle's coat
- Fries
- like orphan annie's hair
- ...... fries (spiral-shaped fries)
- Name for a Stooge
- Like some parsley and kale
- Like hair in ringlets
- Like Shirley Temple's hairdo
- European language
- Word that can precede the
- ... to 20 day shortly
- Popular red dressing for salads
- Nationality of the playwright Moliere
- Nationality of Louis XVI
- Romantic language and famous perfumes
- European tongue
- Nice language: it's Nancy's too!
- Nationality of Brigitte Bardot
- Languages of Senegal: Wolof and ...
- Nationality of playwright Jean Anouilh
- How one might kiss Dawn?
- 16 whose 22 across is? ...
- Salad dressing selection
- Ivory Coast's state language
- Cabot's "Family Affair" role
- Language of Paris
- From Paris
- Word with “doors” or “braid”
- A Romance language
- Word before “toast” or “twist”
- Q3
- Dressing choice
- Kind of toast
- Fries
- She wrote "The Women's Room"
- Gallic
- Historic rivals of the English
- Dawn .., Dibley's vicar?
- Official language of Mali
- polish, maybe - certainly european!
- Dawn ......, an English comedienne
- Nationality of the composer Erik Satie
- like someone who thrives on pain?
- Monaco's official language
- Dawn, admired by Francophiles
- Touristy part of New Orleans
- Inspector Clouseau's nationality
- Kind of kiss
- Official language of Senegal
- Language of cricket, you may remember
- Force and twist top off vermouth?
- Tongue offered type of bean
- Foreign commander of the BEF
- nice words?
- If you want bread, stick to this
- Fried-bread treat
- garlic ...
- Romance lang.
- Polish language
- Brunch serving, .... toast
- Language that people speak in Belgium
- Jennifer's partner Dawn
- Thinly cut potato chips, ... fries
- Language of Paris and Cannes
- Francophone's preference
- Language spoken in Paris
- From Marseille, perhaps
- The Napoleon's language
- Language
- west european language
- language to leave when unauthorised?
- and 4 shine in languages
- From Paris, e.g.
- Con Spanish :: ......
- walls to restrain chef's bad language
- Browns
- Fries with a little butte
- Browns, as meat
- Pan-fries
- Makes veal, maybe
- Fries beef, say
- fries lightly
- Browns, perhaps
- Fries quickly
- panfries
- Cooks in oil
- cooks in a pan
- Browns in oil
- Fries with a little butter
- Prepares, as some mushrooms
- Stir-fries
- Fries, in a way
- Browns over high heat
- browns for a bit
- Browns, in a way
- Prepares, as vegetables
- Fries
- Fries in a little butter
- Causes to sizzle, say
- Lightly fries
- cooks in a wok, say