Answer: OYSTER
OYSTER is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 80 times.
- Kind of fork
- Food in a shell
- The world, according to Pistol, in “The Merry Wives of Windsor”
- Bed occupant
- It might be shucked
- Seafood appetizer
- Blue ___ Cult
- Pearl producer
- Pearl harborer
- Raw bar choice
- Source of an advantage, figuratively
- Raw bar item
- Gem holder, maybe
- Off-white color
- Mollusk on menus
- Uncommunicative one
- One in a bed
- Rock-clinging mollusk
- Mollusk with an irregular shell
- Certain stew ingredient
- Pearl harborer?
- Mother of pearl?
- Pearl source
- Seafood in a shell
- Food sometimes eaten with a small fork
- Mollusk
- The world, according to Pistol, in The Merry Wives of Windsor
- Pearl's house?
- Bluepoint
- Bluepoint, e.g.
- It may be in a stew
- Shell fish
- Off-white shade
- Edible shellfish
- Type of cracker
- Type of cracker
- Kind of cracker
- Type of cracker
- Type of cracker
- type of cracker
- Delicacy from the sea
- Seafood snack
- Pearl's home
- Pearl holder
- Marine mollusk
- Meat rich in zinc
- Pearl harborer, perhaps
- Nacre maker
- Bar fare
- Bed occupant?
- Bar food?
- Bed denizen
- The world, to a go-getter?
- Kind of bar
- Word with bar or bed
- Food of love
- Pearl creator
- Pearl maker
- Rock's Blue ___ Cult
- A Rockefeller, sometimes
- With 54-Down, longtime Long Island home of Theodore Roosevelt
- Item in a shucking contest
- Bivalve at a bar
- Metaphorical object of exploitation
- Shellfish in a bed
- Raw-bar selection
- East coast fisherman's choice
- The world, per "Merry Wives" ...
- Creator of a pearl
- World metaphor, in Shakespeare
- Offering at a pier restaurant
- The world, to ambitious types
- Shucked shellfish
- Raw bar mollusk
- Shellfish sometimes swallowed whole
- Shellfish served with mignonette
- Shellfish that may be served cooked or raw
- Raw bar offering
- Bivalve in a bed
- Peacemaker po'boy morsel