Answer: DALE
DALE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 156 times.
- ___ Arden, Flash Gordon companion
- Valley
- Broad valley
- Hill's partner
- Cowboy Roy's better half
- Lowland
- Depression
- Hill's opposite
- "Free Enquirer" co-editor Robert __ Owen
- Chip's cartoon chum
- Over hill and ___
- View from a hill
- Cowgirl Evans
- Rustic locale
- Area between hills
- "How to Win Friends and Influence People" author __ Carnegie
- Chip's chipmunk chum
- Place for a stream
- With 8-Down, "Happy Trails" songwriter
- Friend-winner Carnegie
- Chip's cartoon buddy
- NASCAR driver Jarrett
- Chip's cartoon friend
- Cartoon chipmunk
- Chip's partner
- Roy's cowgirl
- Author Carnegie
- NASCAR legend Earnhardt
- Either of the racing Earnhardts
- Disney's red-nosed acorn muncher
- Mrs. Roy Rogers
- Chip's cartoon companion
- Partner of hill
- Broad lowland
- Half a chipmunk duo
- Racing legend Earnhardt
- Roy's cowgirl partner
- Place for a rivulet
- Chip's chum
- "Over" follower in the first line of "The Caissons Go Rolling Along"
- With 31-Across, "Happy Trails" songwriter
- 1998 Daytona 500 winner Earnhardt
- Peak's counterpart
- Evans who rode Buttermilk
- Hill's counterpart
- Evans on Buttermilk
- Immortal racer Earnhardt
- Cowboy Roy's partner
- Over hill and __
- Chip's toon pal
- Toon chipmunk
- Flash Gordon's girlfriend
- Roy's mate
- Chip's buddy
- Hill partner
- Chip's chum, in cartoons
- Hill companion
- Chip's companion
- Hill counterpart
- Open river valley
- Buttermilk's load
- Motivational guru Carnegie
- Carnegie or Evans
- Self-improvement guru Carnegie
- Open river valley, e.g.
- Two-time National League MVP Murphy
- Auto racing great Earnhardt
- Low-lying area
- Earnhardt the NASCAR legend
- River valley
- Auto racer Earnhardt
- Low land
- She rode Buttermilk
- "Brenda Starr" creator Messick
- "Over hill, over ___..."
- Roy's gal
- Broad hollow
- Norman ___, coach in "Hoosiers"
- Low area
- Earnhardt of NASCAR
- Chip accompanier
- Land in a depression
- Driver Earnhardt
- Evans or Carnegie
- Secluded valley
- Evans of oaters
- Secluded spot
- Glen
- Roy's wife
- Chip's pal
- Race-driver Earnhardt
- Evans or Earnhardt
- Roy's missus
- Roy's Mrs.
- Roy's co-star
- Chip's cartoon pal
- Chip's chipmunk pal
- Disney chipmunk
- Roy's partner on the range
- One of a chipmunk duo
- Racer Earnhardt
- 'Over hill, over ___ ...'
- Wide spread depression
- Animated chipmunk
- Hollow
- A valley
- Partner of Roy or Chip
- Small valley
- Chip's playful chum
- Concave landform
- Earnhardt of 8-Across
- Buttermilk's rider
- Carnegie, the educator
- New ____ , Manitoba
- Chip's goofier toon buddy
- Chip's Disney partner
- Buttermilk lover Evans
- Bumpers of Arkansas
- Friend-winning Carnegie
- End of many Scottish place names
- Lowlands feature
- Carnegie or Murphy
- Self-help author Carnegie
- Chip's cartoon mate
- NASCAR legend Earnhart
- Earnhardt Jr. of NASCAR
- Racing's Earnhardt Jr.
- Earnhardt or Earnhardt Jr.
- Counterpart of a rise
- 70-Down's opposite
- DeBusschere or Winfield of sports
- Auto racer ___ Earnhardt Jr.
- Taking the Falls star Cynthia
- Red-nosed Disney chipmunk
- Natural depression
- Common town name ending
- Glen relative
- Carnegie of self-improvement
- Carnegie or Earnhardt
- Half a chipmunk team
- Dingle
- NASCAR's Earnhardt Sr. or Jr.
- Valley or vale
- Low land between hills
- The third Mrs. Roy Rogers
- James Badge ___
- Hill and ___
- Chip's cartoon partner
- Carnegie of self-help
- Glen cousin
- "NASCAR on NBC" analyst Earnhardt Jr.
- Glass artist Chihuly
- Chip's chipmunk brother
- Chip 'n' ___
- *China problem
- Wide valley