| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| french word used for the course preceding a meal's main course | 6 letters | entree |
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- Part of an order
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- Menu item
- Dish before a main course
- Admission from president, re-elected
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- Dish made from bent reeds
- Meal course
- The main course, in US
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- freedom of access
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- Item on many a diner check
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- Diner's choice
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- Waiter's handful
- main order at a restaurant
- part of a meal
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- appetizer follower
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- Diner offering
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- Restaurant order
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- admission granted
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- Salad, sometimes, but soup, rarely
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