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___ River Anthology, 5 letters
___ River Anthology (Edgar Lee Masters poetry collection), 5 letters
... dish ran away with the ___, 5 letters
3-wood, in the old days, 5 letters
Alt rock Texans, inspired by cutlery?, 5 letters
Be amorous, in a way, 5 letters
Cereal eater's need, 5 letters
Cereal-eating implement, 5 letters
Dish accompanier of rhyme, 5 letters
Dish's beloved, in rhyme, 5 letters
Dish's companion in flight, 5 letters
Dish's elopement partner, 5 letters
Dish's eloping partner, 5 letters
Dish's fellow elopee, 5 letters
Dish's partner in flight, 5 letters
Dish's runaway partner, in rhyme, 5 letters
Dish's running mate?, 5 letters
Dish's running partner, 5 letters
Edgar Lee Masters' ___ River Anthology, 5 letters
Gazpacho eater's need, 5 letters
Golfer's No. 3 wood, 5 letters
Golfer's number 3 wood, 5 letters
Ice cream parlor utensil, 5 letters
It can create a stir, 5 letters
It can create quite a stir, 5 letters
It can produce quite a stir, 5 letters
It fled with the dish, 5 letters
It may be silver or greasy, 5 letters
It may produce a stir, 5 letters
It's traditionally placed to the right of the knife, 5 letters
Item in a stirring picture?, 5 letters
Lie to one's lover?, 5 letters
Nursery rhyme eloper, 5 letters
Nursery-rhyme runaway, 5 letters
Part of a place setting, 5 letters
Place setting piece, 5 letters
Provider of a scoop, 5 letters
Quickly looping front of panther's neck (5), 5 letters
Small whirlpool cause, 5 letters
Snuggle in bed, say, 5 letters
Snuggle together, in a way, 5 letters
Squash-eating implement, 5 letters
Sundae eater's need, 5 letters
The dish ran away with it, 5 letters
The dish's running mate?, 5 letters
Utensil that doubles as a musical instrument, 5 letters
What the dish ran away with, in Hey Diddle Diddle, 5 letters
Word after table or tea, 5 letters
Word with tea or soup, 5 letters
Yogurt shop freebie, 5 letters
A piece of cutlery with a shallow bowl-shaped container and a handle, 5 letters
Used to stir or serve or take up food, 5 letters
Formerly a golfing wood with an elevated face, 5 letters
Wading bird with a long, flat beak, 9 letters
Wading birds having a long flat bill with a tip like a spoon, 9 letters
Courted stirringly?, 7 letters
Served mashed potatoes, 7 letters
May I sew you to another sheet? speaker, 7 letters
The Lord is a shoving leopard speaker, 7 letters
The weight of rages will press hard upon the employer speaker, 7 letters
Well-boiled icicle coiner, 7 letters
Well-boiled icicles man, 7 letters
Blushing crow for crushing blow man, 7 letters
Cleric famous for bloopers, 7 letters
Cleric known for lopping sweaters?, 7 letters
He made tips of the slung, 7 letters
He said pro nose in lieu of no prose, 7 letters
Legendary speech garbler, 7 letters
Memorable consonant transposer, 7 letters
Old lover who used no prose, 7 letters
Oxford don known for watching birds?, 7 letters
Oxford don reputed to mix words, 7 letters
Phrase-mangling reverend, 7 letters
Rev. William who originated the phrase a blushing crow, 7 letters
Reverend credited with saying The Lord is a shoving leopard, 7 letters
Reverend famous for bloopers, 7 letters
Reverend honored in this puzzle, 7 letters
Reverend known for swapping initial word sounds, 7 letters
Reverend known for watching birds?, 7 letters
Reverend noted for 'bird watching', 7 letters
Reverend of the swell foop and blushing crow, 7 letters
Reverend who was a bird-watcher... or rather, a word-botcher, 7 letters
Reverend whose name is linked to terms like Pazz and Jop, and this puzzle's theme answers, 7 letters
Sound-switching reverend, 7 letters
Transposing reverend, 7 letters
When he botched words, he watched birds, 7 letters
Word-botching Reverend, 7 letters
(n.) sleight of hand passed off as supernatural ability (said of Uri Geller), 10 letters
Blushing crow, perhaps, 10 letters
He was dealt a blushing crow., 10 letters
Hoobert Heever, e.g., 10 letters
Let me sew you to your sheet, e.g., 10 letters
May I sew you to a sheet? is one, 10 letters
Well-boiled icicle, e.g., 10 letters
Exchange of letters, 10 letters
Letter transposition, 10 letters
Loose Brie, for example, 10 letters
Silly sound transposition, 10 letters
Trump the jack, e.g., 10 letters
What each of the other four longest answers in this puzzle is, 10 letters
Transposition of initial consonants in a pair of words, 10 letters
Just given the answers, maybe, 8 letters
Overindulged, in a way, 8 letters
Makes it easy for students, 10 letters
Cough medicine amount, 8 letters
Liquid medicine dose, often, 8 letters
Quantity of medicine, 8 letters
As much as a spoon will hold, 8 letters
Mary Poppins helper, 15 letters
Mary Poppins tune, with A, 15 letters
It helps the medicine go down, 15 letters
...a silver ___ one's mouth, 7 letters
Dishing out, in a way, 8 letters
Artis the ___, who had a health scare, 8 letters
Soundgarden hit of 1994, 8 letters
Masters' The ___ Anthology, 10 letters
Children's card game, 6 letters
Ice cream shop freebies, 6 letters
Ice-cream parlor handouts, 6 letters
Impromptu percussion, 6 letters
Jug band instruments, 6 letters
Jug band percussion, 6 letters
Makeshift percussion instruments, 6 letters
Silverware drawer compartment, 6 letters
Silverware drawer slot, 6 letters
Silverware tray compartment, 6 letters
Some eating utensils, 6 letters
Soup kitchen supply, 6 letters
Snuggle in bed with some assassins?, 15 letters
Foolish dog in the comics?, 12 letters
Spray blown up from the surface of the sea, 10 letters
Teaching in an overly simplified way that discourages independent thought, 12 letters
Teach without challenging the students, 12 letters