| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Starter course? | 5 letters | plana |
| Starter course? | 5 letters | salad |
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| Starter course? | 5 letters | intro |
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| Starter course? | 6 letters | entree |
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| Starter course? | 8 letters | cprclass |
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- In
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- Menu option
- Main part of an order
- Special, perhaps
- Biggest plate, perhaps
- Meat dish, often
- Free access
- Main order
- Big part of an order
- Part of an order
- Admission
- Dining highlight
- Course before dessert
- It may have two sides
- It may come with more tha
- Password, e.g.
- Beef Wellington, e.g.
- Menu selection
- Hors d'oeuvre follower
- It follows a starter
- Something with one or mor
- Recommendation letter, ma
- Admittance
- In, so to speak
- Main order in a restauran
- Dish: how it's served to the audience?
- Main dish
- Menu item
- Dish before a main course
- Admission from president, re-elected
- Right to admission
- Freedom of access in centre expected
- Something that provides access
- Dinner course
- Dish takes part in ancient reenactment
- Open letter dismisses plot, of course
- Dish made from bent reeds
- Meal course
- The main course, in US
- Starter follower
- Special, maybe
- Porterhouse in a steakhouse, e.g
- Dinner menu item
- Major course
- freedom of access
- Dish on salver announced
- Item on many a diner check
- Menu choice
- Diner's choice
- Part of meal on salver, say
- Dish
- Waiter's handful
- main order at a restaurant
- part of a meal
- steak, not cake
- dining selection
- it's usually just before dessert
- surf and turf, say
- appetizer follower
- What's for dinner
- Pheasant under glass for one
- Main dinner course
- Meal's main course
- Main course of a meal
- Diner offering
- Main order in a restaurant
- Main menu item
- It may come with more than one side
- "Recommendation letter, maybe"
- Something with one or more sides
- Serving between appetizer and dessert
- Course between appetizer and dessert
- Access card, say
- It may have one or two sides
- Restaurant order
- Menu offering
- Course after the appetizer
- Menu pick
- Means of admittance
- Intrada
- Word on a carte
- American's main course
- Beef Wellington, for one
- Lobster thermidor, e.g.
- Heart of the meal
- Veal Parmesan, perhaps
- Table d'hôte course
- Crab imperial, e.g.
- Dinner's high point
- Main course in U.S.
- Lobster thermidor, for one
- Beef or veal, at times
- chicken korma of indian cuisine, e.g.
- First course?
- Main dish of a dinner
- Starter course?
- Meal's main dish
- measure growth as part of consumption
- Privilege of admission
- Course offering right of admission
- Dish before the main course
- Dinner course after the salad
- Principal course
- restaurant selection
- Main course at supper
- App follower
- Main course preceder, in France
- salad follower
- Starter
- heart of a meal
- Way in
- space for timber on course
- Appetizer follower, in a meal
- one eats it, of course
- a dish placed in the centre, evidently
- succulent reeds will provide food
- Course selection?
- a dish
- one eats it, as matter of course
- Way in (to a particular group)
- Right of access
- half-open plant supplies part of meal
- access granted
- Appetiser said to be on tray
- Course served on tray, they say
- of course it's in the centre, eddie!
- Starting course in garden tree-house
- one eats it, as a matter of course
- Course between salad and dessert
- Course option
- menu listing
- If not in Tenerife, of course?
- permission to enter the course
- of course it's in the centre, elsie!
- Right of admission
- The main dish of a meal
- the french gain admission, of course!
- the right to enter a particular sphere
- dish after an appetizer
- Dessert preceder
- Bend edges off woody plant for meal
- course choice
- Right to enter half-open bay, say
- Admission to the course
- Dish served before the main course
- Item on a menu
- Access inside of sent box, perhaps
- App follower often
- dish on salver, say
- Meal's principal dish
- ...... way
- restaurant course
- Opening space, one in 12?
- Starter is said to be on tray
- À la carte choice
- power or right of access
- Biggest course
- admission granted
- Create forest for openers?
- A French course
- restaurant dish
- Meal's main course, in North America
- it's eaten among the linden trees
- meat and potatoes, often
- Salad, sometimes, but soup, rarely
- Dish carried by salver did you say?
- Course between courses
- Unqualified one dropped English course
- Way of gaining access – dish
- Main course of the meal
- Points to a source of wood for a dish
- Main dinner dish
- Main meal in a fancy restaurant
- Emcee's task
- Opener
- Prelude
- Prelim
- Opening
- Words from an emcee
- Conclusion's opposite
- Foreword, for short
- Foreword
- Preface
- Opening words
- Emcee's spiel
- Opening bars
- Emcee's delivery
- "He-e-ere's Johnny!," e.g
- First few bars
- Many a freshman course
- Ladies and gentlemen
- Emcee's words
- Prologue
- Musical vamp
- Emcee's forte
- Opening passage
- Beginning part
- Keen on including right overture
- Opening fortnightly shows up
- Musical opening
- Keen on hosting monarch for a start
- Preliminary section
- Keen on securing right opening
- Song's opening
- Opening section
- First part of a news story
- Prelude to main trombone part
- Opening track
- Host's speech
- Album opener
- starter course, briefly?
- Lead-in to a lecture
- Emcee's lines
- Opening credits sequence
- Fragments torn with one brief opening
- Beginning
- Low-level, as a class
- 101 course
- Host's responsibility
- Emcee's spiel: slang
- Opening passage (abbr)
- toastmaster's opening
- Opening remarks
- emcee's opening speech
- keen about radical leader's foreword
- (Short) section before Chapter 1, say
- Start, not finish, at site of siege
- prologue, briefly
- words said over a drumroll
- first few bars, often
- opening in satin trousers
- emcee's opening
- preface, briefly
- "101" course title word
- singer's cue
- emcee duty
- "snl" host's monologue, e.g.
- opening remarks, for short
- Short beginning
- Hall-of-Fame catcher Campanella
- Ladies and gentlemen… e.g.
- Opening bit
- First song on an album
- Start of a freshman course title
- Preamble
- tune opening
- Inaugurating statement
- First-level college course, for short
- Preliminary part
- Start using some paint rollers
- First track on an album, often
- Preface, for short
- Opening, for short
- First words, briefly
- Opening instruction to remove tunics
- Musical lead-in
- Emcee's bit
- Words about a new member for short
- Course that rarely has prereqs
- It's just for starters
- Start of many course titles
- 101, say
- Emcee's assignment
- First-class
- Part of the front matter
- 101 course, typically
- Setup, of a sort
- Speaker's need
- Start
- A job for an emcee
- Job for an emcee
- Pop song lead-in
- Overture, for short
- Ballad lead-in
- Prefix for mission
- Musical beginning
- Opening segment, for short
- Vamp's relative
- Podium prelim
- Vamp
- Musical passage, for short
- Opening monologue, for short
- Lead-in, for short
- Prefix with version
- Emcee's function
- Prefix for version
- Musical passage
- Jazz opener
- Emcee's chore
- Beginning, for short
- Relative of a prelim
- Musical prelude, informally
- Overture or prelude
- first words
- MC's opening words
- Foreword, briefly
- Leading paragraph
- Starter course?
- lead-in, shortly
- brief beginning
- preface, shortly
- emcee's speech
- Some Dublin troops opening passage
- Emcee's lead-in
- Start of a 101 course title
- Opening of one no-trump men raised
- Lead in
- Opening bars with some quaint rooms
- Opening statement?
- host's starting performance
- Main trouble holding opening
- Headliner's cue
- It's a start
- second course prereq
- ''101'' course, for short
- opening statement, for short
- Keen on grabbing right start
- Beginning section
- words that come first
- Starting lines?
- begin, troubled about opening
- Preliminary remarks
- paint roster has an opening
- emcee's opening words
- Beg. of a text book
- start coming back in a fortnight
- start in neutral in it on run out
- start of number trio's playing?
- Basic course
- Opening some port, Nigel reflected
- Conclusion's opposite, for short
- Words about a speaker, for short
- Emcee's offering
- Opening remarks, informally
- Lead in to the right inside
- Opening credits sequence, for short
- Opening lines, for short
- Keen on accepting right opening
- Preamble, briefly
- Debut
- First course, for short?
- Opening remarks, briefly
- Song opening
- "My name is ...," e.g.
- Show part with a theme song, maybe
- initial comment, for short
- 'Skip ...' (streaming button)
- opening part of a book, for short
- Opening hip to fit femur's tip
- opening one, torn apart
- short opening?
- Start of a speech
- Emcee's warm-up
- 101-level college course, say
- Paper opener
- A short musical overture
- opening pages
- First bit of an essay, for short
- first part of a song, briefly
- Some Angevin troops opening passage
- Outro's opposite
- opening comment, for short
- Preface to a book, for short
- tv sequence right after the cold open
- Front lines?
- 101 course, usually
- first words turn up in short nightmare
- emcee's opening lines
- Preliminary words
- hip-hop-album opener, often
- Effort nicely back in, opening score
- preamble (colloq)
- Opening speech, for short
- Brief opening?
- Beginning section for short
- Translated rot in opening passage
- Opening lines
- Textbook beginning, for short
- Preliminary section for short
- First track on an album maybe
- preamble abbr
- Some mountain troops opening passage
- Many a 101 course
- M.C.'s lead-in
- First part
- Begin
- Preface: Abbr.
- Beginning passage; rot in (anag.)
- Beginning College Course, For Short
- emcee's first words
- Opening passage, for short
- First class, for short
- Emcee's opener
- Inwards, to begin with ?
- first few pages of many books
- Overture
- Preface to a book, briefly
- Preamble, for short
- Prologue to a piece of music
- Lead in paint Rothko has absorbed
- Type of opening
- ........duction; ........vert
- Opening comments
- Opening remarks in a novel
- First comments
- opening part, for short