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Answer: AGAVE

AGAVE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 83 times.

• Century plant
• Sisal or yucca
• Tequila source
• Mescal ingredient
• Source of sisal hemp
• Mojave plant
• Yucca's plant family
• Rope fiber source
• Pita source
• Fiber source
• Grand Canyon plant
• Plant family that includes the yucca
• Tequila plant
• Tequila's origin
• Mescal source
• Century plant, e.g.
• Desert plant
• Mexican desert plant
• Yucca relative
• Yucca family
• Pulque source
• Member of the lily family
• Desert growth
• Tequila ingredient
• Mesoamerican plant
• American aloe
• Yucca kin
• Spiny plant
• Yucca's kin
• Plant with spiny leaves
• Spiny-leaved plant
• Spiny-leafed plant
• Plant whose sap is used to make tequila
• Plant whose juice goes into tequila
• Plant used to make tequila
• Source of some nectar
• Sonoran succulent
• Plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Desert bloomer
• Patrón source
• Spiny-leafed tequila source
• Spiny-leaved ornamental plant
• Spiny-leafed flower
• Century plant, for one
• Yucca cousin
• Sweetener source
• Syrup source
• It's used to make tequila
• You can't make tequila without it
• Scrubland succulent
• Plant used for making tequila
• Plant for Jose Cuervo
• Fiber plant
• ___ nectar: sugar substitute
• Tequila maker's need
• Plant used in tequila production
• Nectar source
• Desert plant used to make tequila
• Base ingredient of tequila
• Mescal component
• Whence tequila
• Margarita plant
• Plant source for tequila
• Alternative sweetener source
• Source of tequila
• ___ syrup (natural sweetener)
• Source for some syrup in cereals
• Desert succulent
• Kind of syrup that's an alternative to honey
• Its dried stalks can be used to make didgeridoos
• Plant used to make mescal
• Source of the Mexican drink pulque
• Tequila's base
• Mezcal plant
• Succulent used to make tequila
• Sweetener option
• Mezcal base
• Succulent with sweet nectar
• Southwestern syrup source
• Succulent source of syrup
• Plant used in xeriscaping because of its tolerance to drought
• ___ azul (plant used for tequila)
• Desert plant with many uses