Text | Length |
Dust Bowl migrant | 17 |
Tom Joad, for one | 17 |
Dust Bowl escapee | 17 |
Steinbeck migrant | 17 |
Dust Bowl denizen | 17 |
1930s dust bowler | 17 |
Panhandle migrant | 17 |
Migrant farm hand | 17 |
Dust-bowl escapee | 17 |
Dust Bowl witness | 17 |
Dust Bowl farmers | 17 |
Joad family, e.g. | 17 |
Sooners' home | 17 |
Norman's home | 17 |
Cajun cooking pod | 17 |
Sticky green pods | 17 |
Pods used in stew | 17 |
Lady's finger | 17 |
Pod used in gumbo | 17 |
Mucilaginous pods | 17 |
Lady's-finger | 17 |
High-fiber veggie | 17 |
Cajun cookery pod | 17 |
Gumbo ingredients | 17 |
Initials, perhaps | 17 |
Gives approval to | 17 |
Approves, briefly | 17 |
Allows to proceed | 17 |
Schnozz extension | 17 |
Motor attachment? | 17 |
Suffix with Cray- | 17 |
Cray or pay ender | 17 |
Suffix with scram | 17 |
Pay or plug ender | 17 |
Pay or can ender? | 17 |
Spanish Main wave | 17 |
Plug or pay ender | 17 |
Pay or play ender | 17 |
Commercial suffix | 17 |
Norwegian monarch | 17 |
Son of Haakon VII | 17 |
Scandinavian king | 17 |
Norway's king | 17 |
Kingly Norse name | 17 |
Brother of Snoopy | 17 |
Wife of Wang Lung | 17 |
Luise Rainer role | 17 |
Rainer Oscar role | 17 |
Radio actor Soule | 17 |
Almay alternative | 17 |
Big P&G brand | 17 |
In need of repair | 17 |
No spring chicken | 17 |
Up there in years | 17 |
Out of production | 17 |
Not funny anymore | 17 |
No longer amusing | 17 |
Moth-eaten, maybe | 17 |
Like most codgers | 17 |
From the year one | 17 |
19th-century, say | 17 |
___ Harry (Satan) | 17 |
Opposite of youth | 17 |
Salvage yard item | 17 |
Ye ___ Tea Shoppe | 17 |
Merrie __ England | 17 |
Shoppe descriptor | 17 |
Like some shoppes | 17 |
Word for a shoppe | 17 |
Merrie -- England | 17 |
Like many shoppes | 17 |
Antique, quaintly | 17 |
Ye --- Tea Shoppe | 17 |
Ye ___ Pie Shoppe | 17 |
Vintage sign word | 17 |
Antique adjective | 17 |
Like days of yore | 17 |
Bygone, like days | 17 |
From days of yore | 17 |
Like days gone by | 17 |
Of time long past | 17 |
Ancient, to poets | 17 |
Ancient, in poesy | 17 |
Rival of the past | 17 |
Wiser, presumably | 17 |
Like a big sister | 17 |
With more mileage | 17 |
Gramps, to Junior | 17 |
Former sweetheart | 17 |
Nostalgic subject | 17 |
#7's nickname | 17 |
Jukebox selection | 17 |
Any '60s song | 17 |
Hit from the past | 17 |
Any song by Elvis | 17 |
Juke box favorite | 17 |
Silent film, e.g. | 17 |
Pop song for Pop? | 17 |
Motown track, say | 17 |
Long-held record? | 17 |
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