Answer: OKIE
OKIE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 154 times.
- 30's migrant
- Merle Haggard's "___ From Muskogee"
- Tom Joad, e.g.
- Sooner migrant
- Arkie neighbor
- Depression Era figure
- Merle Haggard, self-admittedly
- Merle Haggard song character
- Steinbeck figure
- Panhandler, perhaps
- Tom Joad, for one
- 1930's dust bowler
- "___ From Muskogee"
- Dust Bowl refugee
- Dust Bowl figure
- "The Grapes of Wrath" figure
- Dust Bowl victim
- Depression-era drifter
- Panhandle migrant
- Depression-era figure
- Merle Haggard, in song
- Muskogee native
- Pa Joad, for one
- 1930s migrant
- Merle Haggard, self-descriptively
- Neighbor of an Arkie
- Depression-era migrant
- Tex's neighbor to the north
- Sooner
- Dust Bowl migrant
- Tex's neighbor
- "The Grapes of Wrath" extra
- "The Grapes of Wrath" migrant
- Steinbeck or Faulkner character
- Steinbeck character
- Depression era migrant
- "The Grapes of Wrath" itinerant
- Ma or Pa Joad
- Reba McEntire says she's one
- Steinbeck panhandler?
- Steinbeck's Tom Joad, for one
- Great Depression migrant
- "The Grapes of Wrath" character
- Panhandler, possibly?
- Arkie's neighbor
- Haggard's "__ from Muskogee"
- Lone Star Stater's northern neighbor
- Steinbeck migrant
- Any of the Joads, for example
- Any Joad
- Tom Joad, for example
- ''Grapes of Wrath'' figure
- Any of the Joads
- ''The Grapes of Wrath'' character
- ''__ From Muskogee''
- "Grapes of Wrath" character
- "Grapes of Wrath" escapee
- ''___ From Muskogee'' (1969 hit)
- ''The Grapes of Wrath'' type
- "Grapes of Wrath" migrant
- Steinbeck emigrant
- Steinbeck's migratory worker
- "The Grapes of Wrath" type
- Dustbowl victim
- Migrant worker of fiction
- Kind of accent used by Ado Annie
- Fonda, in a '40 film
- Many a "Grapes of Wrath" character
- 1930s itinerant
- Migrant worker of the 30s
- Tom Joad was one
- "___ From Muskogee" (1969 hit)
- Haggard's "___ from Muskogee"
- "Grapes of Wrath" figure
- Word in a Haggard title
- Dust Bowl escapee
- Tom Joad for one
- Tom Joad for one
- Merle Haggard or Tom Joad
- Ado Annie, e.g.
- Dust Bowl witness
- Steinbeck's Tom Joad, e.g.
- Route 66 migrant
- Dust Bowl character
- 'Grapes of Wrath' type
- Tom Joad type
- 'Grapes of Wrath' persona
- Tom Joad, e.g
- Tom Joad typically,
- '___ From Muskogee'
- Merle Haggard's '___ From Muskogee'
- "___ from Muskogee" (Haggard)
- "The Grapes of Wrath" traveler
- Dust Bowl fugitive
- ___ cola (soda once bottled in tulsa)
- Dust Bowl denizen
- "___ from Muskogee" (Merle Haggard tune)
- Great Plains resident in a Merle Haggard song
- Sooner alternative
- Pejorative for a certain farmer, once
- "A _____ From Muskogee". Merle Haggard
- Migrant worker
- Woody Guthrie, notably
- Migrant on the Mother Road
- Sooner State migrant
- 1930s migrant to California
- 1930s dust bowler
- "The Grapes of Wrath" subject
- '30s migrant
- Merle Haggard or Woody Guthrie
- Muskogee native in a Haggard hit
- Sooner State resident, informally
- Muskogee native of song
- Tom Joad, notably
- Stillwater resident
- Sooner in history?
- Steinbeck's Joad, e.g.
- Any of the Joads, e.g.
- "Dust Bowl Ballads" subject
- Any of Steinbeck's Joads
- Muskogee resident of song
- Many a Dust Bowl migrant
- Depression Era refugee
- '___ From Muskogee' (country hit)
- "___ From Muskogee" (country tune)
- Dust Bowl emigrant
- Sooner, affectionately
- Neighbor of a Jayhawker
- Sooner Stater
- Sooner State native
- Tulsa resident, e.g.
- Person from Tulsa, for short
- Kansan's neighbor, informally
- "___ from Muskogee": Merle Haggard song
- Dust Bowl emigre
- "The Grapes of Wrath" migrator
- Tulsa native, informally
- Neighbor of an Arkansawyer
- Tulsa resident
- Tulsan, for instance
- Dust Bowl traveler
- Sooner, familiarly
- Texan's neighbor
- Garth Brooks, by birth
- Arkansan's neighbor
- "___ From Muskogee" (Merle Haggard hit)
- Sooner, informally
- Tulsa native, e.g.
- Woody Guthrie, e.g.
- Elizabeth Warren, by birth
- Merle Haggard tune "___ From Muskogee"
- Resident of the 46th state
- Elizabeth Warren, e.g., self-descriptively
- Dust Bowl-era migrant