Answer: PIES
PIES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 148 times.
Referring Clues:
- Pecan and pumpkin
- Cobblers
- Some charts
- Comic's missiles
- Crusty ones
- Slapstick ammo
- Slapstick projectiles
- Desserts with crusts
- Slapstick comedy items
- They have shells
- Mincemeat desserts
- Bakers' wares
- Pizzas
- They have wedges
- They're cut into wedges
- "Chatt'ring" birds in Shakespeare
- Burlesque props
- Baker's dozen, maybe
- Wares encountered by Simple Simon
- Chiffon creations
- Slapstick missiles
- Three Stooges ammo
- Bakery display
- "The Worst ___ in London" ("Sweeney Todd" song)
- Quiches, e.g.
- Desserts for cuties?
- Pizza purchases
- Dessert options
- Specialty of Mrs. Smith
- Baking contest entries
- Pizzeria offerings
- Diner desserts
- Pizzeria purchases
- Pumpkin desserts
- Pizzeria output
- Crusty desserts
- Dessert cart array
- Slapstick props
- Bakery array
- Fruit-filled desserts
- Fruity desserts
- Diner display
- Boston cream and coconut custard
- Banana cream and coconut custard
- Pizza orders
- Dessert-cart array
- Apple and coconut custard
- Pizzeria orders
- Baker's creations
- Pizzeria's offerings
- Chocolate cream and strawberry, e.g.
- They're thrown for laughs
- Humble and shoo-fly
- Some baked desserts
- Some old comedy props
- Bakery offerings
- Missiles for Soupy Sales
- Eating-contest fodder, sometimes
- Shoofly and pecan
- Eating contest lineup
- Parts of a fair competition?
- Pizzas, e.g.
- Some are made from mud
- Boston cream and Key lime
- Sales chart metaphors
- Apple desserts
- Budgetary metaphors
- Some county fair contest entries
- See 39 Down
- Sources of wedges
- Apple and cherry desserts
- Budget graphs
- Slapstick arsenal
- Peach or pecan desserts
- Sara Lee specialty
- Bakery window display
- Desserts akin to cobblers
- Thanksgiving desserts
- Some fruit-filled desserts
- Filling desserts?
- Bakery buys
- Slapstick weapons
- Bakery output
- Cake alternatives
- Patisserie products
- Bakery stock
- Slapstick-movie missiles
- Dessert offerings
- Items thrown in Three Stooges shorts
- Circlegraph shapes
- Window sill coolers
- They have edible shells
- Fruity concoctions
- Rhubarb desserts
- December desserts
- Slapstick ammunition
- Holiday dinner desserts
- Crusted dishes
- Fruit products
- Desserts
- Crusty treats
- Three Stooges missiles
- Ammo for Moe
- Slapstick staples
- Coconut custard and Boston cream
- Has a ball
- Some mud formations
- Apple and Boston cream
- Facefuls in slapstick
- Slapstick fight missiles
- Pizzeria staples
- Pizza and pecan
- Traditional March 14 servings
- Baked desserts
- Bake sale offerings
- Blackbirds' habitat
- Slapstick food props
- Mincemeat-filled desserts
- Filling desserts, in more ways than one
- Oven-prepared desserts
- Crusted desserts
- Crusty creations
- Dishes with crusts
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- Round desserts
- Mrs. Smith's desserts
- See 6-Across
- Their crusts are crimped
- Traditional Thanksgiving desserts
- Whole pizzas
- Some are filled with mincemeat
- Holiday desserts
- Things set on windowsills to cool
- Dishes served in the final scene of "Titus Andronicus"
- Round holiday fare
- Some budget graphics
- Traditional March 14 desserts
- Desserts that can have lattice crusts
- "Whoopie" treats
- Desserts that may be served à la mode
- Desserts with chess and chiffon varieties
- Lemon meringue and banana cream
- Stephen Sondheim's "The Worst ___ in London"
- Blueberry desserts
- Sweet potato desserts
- Desserts with crimped crusts
- Many Thanksgiving desserts
- Dishes made at bakeries and pizzerias
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - September 03, 2025
- USA Today - August 19, 2025
- LA Times - April 28, 2025
- USA Today - January 06, 2025
- USA Today - November 01, 2024
- LA Times - May 27, 2024
- New York Times - February 09, 2024
- New York Times - July 24, 2023
- USA Today - July 17, 2023
- LA Times - June 04, 2023
- New York Times - May 15, 2023
- New York Times - March 09, 2023
- USA Today - February 20, 2023
- LA Times - December 29, 2022
- New York Times - November 25, 2022
- New York Times - November 12, 2022
- LA Times - November 08, 2022
- New York Times - August 05, 2022
- New York Times - August 01, 2022
- New York Times - July 29, 2022
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