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___ get the picture!, 3 letters
___ think you can stop now, 3 letters
___ From Muskogee (1969 hit), 4 letters
___ from Muskogee (Haggard), 4 letters
'30s migrant worker, 4 letters
'The Grapes of Wrath' type, 4 letters
Dust Bowl Ballads subject, 4 letters
Grapes of Wrath character, 4 letters
Grapes of Wrath escapee, 4 letters
Grapes of Wrath figure, 4 letters
Grapes of Wrath migrant, 4 letters
Grapes of Wrath type, 4 letters
Of Mice and Men character, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath character, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath extra, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath figure, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath itinerant, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath migrant, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath migrant worker, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath traveler, 4 letters
The Grapes of Wrath worker, 4 letters
Any of the Joads, for example, 4 letters
Buck Owen's song California ___, 4 letters
Depression Era figure, 4 letters
Depression era migrant, 4 letters
Depression-era demonym, 4 letters
Depression-era drifter, 4 letters
Dorothea Lange photo subject, 4 letters
Dust Bowl displacee, 4 letters
Dust Bowl-era migrant, 4 letters
Fonda, in a '40 film, 4 letters
Great Depression migrant, 4 letters
Haggard's ___ from Muskogee, 4 letters
I>___ from MuskogeeI>, 4 letters
Kind of accent used by Ado Annie, 4 letters
Lone Star Stater's northern neighbor, 4 letters
Many a Grapes of Wrath character, 4 letters
Merle Haggard hit ___ from Muskogee, 4 letters
Merle Haggard song character, 4 letters
Merle Haggard tune ___ from Muskogee, 4 letters
Merle Haggard, in song, 4 letters
Merle Haggard, self-admittedly, 4 letters
Merle Haggard, self-descriptively, 4 letters
Merle Haggard's ___ From Muskogee, 4 letters
Migrant of the 1930s, 4 letters
Migrant worker of fiction, 4 letters
Muskogee denizen of the '30s, 4 letters
Neighbor of an Arkie, 4 letters
Panhandler, perhaps, 4 letters
Panhandler, possibly?, 4 letters
Reba McEntire says she's one, 4 letters
Steinbeck character, 4 letters
Steinbeck or Faulkner character, 4 letters
Steinbeck panhandler?, 4 letters
Steinbeck protagonist, 4 letters
Steinbeck's Joad, e.g., 4 letters
Steinbeck's migrant, 4 letters
Steinbeck's migratory worker, 4 letters
Steinbeck's Tom Joad, e.g., 4 letters
Steinbeck's Tom Joad, for one, 4 letters
Tex's neighbor to the north, 4 letters
Tom Joad, for example, 4 letters
Tom Joad, notably (but fictitiously), 4 letters
Word in a Haggard title, 4 letters
'The Grapes of Wrath' migrants, 5 letters
Grapes of Wrath characters, 5 letters
The Grapes of Wrath characters, 5 letters
The Grapes of Wrath extras, 5 letters
The Grapes of Wrath group, 5 letters
Depression Era refugees, 5 letters
Depression migrants, 5 letters
Depression refugees, 5 letters
Joad family in The Grapes of Wrath, 5 letters
Migrants in The Grapes of Wrath, 5 letters
Rubes, in old slang, 5 letters
Some Dust Bowl era drifters, 5 letters
Some Steinbeck characters, 5 letters
Steinbeck characters, 5 letters
Steinbeck's Joads, e.g., 5 letters
The Joads and others, 5 letters
The Joads of fiction, 5 letters
The Joads, disparagingly, 5 letters
The Joads, e.g., in The Grapes of Wrath, 5 letters
Tom Joad and family, 5 letters
Tom, Noah and Ruthie, e.g., 5 letters
On one condition..., 4 letters
You've made your point!, 15 letters
You're probably going to get me, but go ahead, 9 letters
1945 island dogfight site, 7 letters
1945 Pacific battle site, 7 letters
Battle site of 1945, 7 letters
Battleground of 1945, 7 letters
Birthplace of karate, 7 letters
Historic Japanese island, 7 letters
Island called The Keystone of the Pacific by the Department of Defense, 7 letters
Island in the news, April 1945, 7 letters
Island where karate was developed, 7 letters
Karate's birthplace, 7 letters
Landing site of 4/1/45, 7 letters
Largest of the Ryukyu Islands, 7 letters
Largest of the Ryukyus, 7 letters
Pacific battle site, 7 letters
Pacific battle site of 1945, 7 letters
Pacific island in major W.W. II fighting, 7 letters
Pat O'Brien W.W. II film, 7 letters
Site of 1945 fighting, 7 letters
Site of the largest WWII Allied Pacific amphibious assault, 7 letters
Site of WWII's last major battle, 7 letters
The largest of the Ryukyu Islands, 7 letters
World War II combat site, 7 letters
WWII Japanese battle site, 7 letters
The largest island of the central Ryukyu Islands, 7 letters
Considered the greatest victory of the Pacific campaign for the Americans, 7 letters
A campaign in the closing days of World War II in the Pacific (April to June 1945), 7 letters
From a Ryukyu island, 8 letters
Native of the largest of the central Ryukyu, 8 letters
Some natives of Japan, 9 letters
Approving for payment, 5 letters
Giving a green light to, 5 letters
Giving a thumbs-up to, 5 letters
Giving the go-ahead, 5 letters
Giving the go-ahead to, 5 letters
Giving the green light, 5 letters
Giving the green light to, 5 letters