California river whose source is in the Mendocino National Forest. Shrieking fish in "The Princess Bride". Eyes (potion ingredients at Hogwarts). One that swims with a current? Wriggly fish used by sushi chefs.
Fish known for its slipperiness. Source of Amazon charges? Fish that's an ingredient in some sushi. Migratory slitherer. Lengthy lurker of the deep. Fish with conger and moray varieties. It makes many twists and turns. Slimy, serpentine swimmer. New Zealand longfin, e. g. - One of the more vicious fishes.
Anyway, on the flip side, the nonthematic fill does have some entries that feel quite esoteric, including SNATH ("Handle of a scythe. Fish that produces electricity. Swimmer sometimes smoked. Fish with sawtooth and spaghetti varieties. Fish never served raw. The Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project: January 2014. Unagi, in sushi bars. "An ___ held by the tail is not yet caught" (old proverb). Hand roll ingredient, perhaps. Answer: STAR [Interesting that Ringo was also a STARR!
Underwater power source? Long, wriggling fish. Third-longest river of California. Fish whose name is a calculator number turned upside down. Fish whose blood is toxic to humans. Unagi, in Japanese restaurants. Ocean floor burrower. California river known more for salmon and trout than the fish it's named after. We have 1 possible solution for this clue in our database.
You can easily improve your search by specifying the number of letters in the answer. Grilled sushi offering. Fish with toxic blood. Wriggling sea creature. Fish caught in a pot.
Fish lacking pelvic fins. It may be charged in the water. It may be mistaken for a snake. And as with all current events–themed pre-Shortzian puzzles, I find it fascinating to see how crossword constructors of the '50s and '60s chose to define leading political figures of their day. Fish in hamo, a Japanese delicacy. Slippery as an ____. It's grilled in unadon. Fish that resembles a snake. Traditional Japanese food for Day of the Ox. What the Grinch is 'charming as' crossword clue. An illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers. We also learned about Henry Clay earlier this year, so I was pleased to encounter the clue "Last word of Henry Clay aphorism. " Long-bodied predator. It's sometimes smoked in Sweden. Snaky fish used in sushi.
Delicacy from the sea. You might get a charge out of it. One of the few nonkosher fish. It could be electric. Fish that's long and snaky. Elongated reef dweller.
Electric ___ (roller coaster debuting at SeaWorld San Diego this summer). Fish often grilled with sweet soy sauce. Shocking fish, at times. Aside from the theme, I find it amazing that the puzzle has just 70 words, which is lower than the word count of the vast majority of themeless puzzles from the same time period. It might come in a roll. What the grinch is charming as crossword clue full. Popular course in Korean cuisine. Spearfisherman's catch. Creature with many sharp teeth. The constructor even went so far as to disguise some of the election/political names and terms in the clues!
Anguilliform creature. Fish in British pies. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue. Long-bodied swimmer. Conger or moray fish.
Fish caught in the Baltic Sea. Wednesday night, Tracy Bennett sent in 31 more proofread puzzles.