Answer: YAM
YAM is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining YAM with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Vegetable
- Sweet potato
- Edible root
- Root vegetable
- Thanksgiving veggie
- Tropical tuber
- Starchy tuber
- Edible tuber
- Thanksgiving side dish
- Orange tuber
- Candied veggie
- Thanksgiving dish
- Thanksgiving staple
- Tropical root
- Starchy root
- Thanksgiving tuber
- Starchy food
- Sweet tuber
- Orange veggie
- Veggie
- Thanksgiving serving
- Candied tuber
- Tuber
- Root veggie
- Verb for Popeye
- Starchy side dish
- Thanksgiving vegetable
- Orange vegetable
- Thanksgiving side
- Holiday veggie
- Sweet root
- Starchy veggie
- Starchy vegetable
- Starchy side
- Potato alternative
- Good source of potassium
- Good source of beta carotene
- Tuberous root
- Tropical root vegetable
- Tasty tuber
- Sweet spud
- Starchy staple
- Starchy dish
- Southern pie filling
- Holiday tuber
- Devil's-bones
- Candied vegetable
- Candied treat
- Versatile veggie
- Turkey Day tuber
- Sweet potato kin
- Orange side dish
- Orange food
- Candied side dish
- Vegetable that's often candied
- Tropical herb
- Thanksgiving root
- Sweet potato's kin
- Sweet potato, familiarly
- Sweet potato relative
- Sweet potato cousin
- Starchy tropical tuber
- Starchy Thanksgiving vegetable
- Starchy orange vegetable
- Orangey tuber
- Orange side
- Often-candied vegetable
- November tuber
- Nigerian staple
- It may be candied
- Colorful tuber
- Certain tuber
- Candied item
- Camote
- What a sweet potato is often called
- West African staple
- Verb for Popeye?
- Vegetable that resembles a sweet potato
- Vegetable that may be candied
- Turkey side
- Tuber that might be candied
- Tuber that may be candied
- Thanksgiving side item
- Thanksgiving dinner veggie
- Thanksgiving dinner item
- Sweet side dish
- Sweet orange vegetable
- Sub-Saharan staple
- Southern treat
- Potato's kin
- Popular November tuber
- Orange veggie served at Thanksgiving
- Orange Thanksgiving vegetable
- Orange Thanksgiving food
- Orange spud
- Orange root vegetable
- Orange dish
- November dish
- Exist, to Popeye?
- Cassava lookalike
- Candied food
- Barbasco
- Albee character
- African Tuber
- "I ___ what I . . . ": Popeye
- Yellow Thanksgiving veggie
- Yellow __ (alternative SIDE DISH)
- West African vegetable
- Verb from Popeye
- Veggie rich in Vitamin B6
- Veggie often mashed on Thanksgiving
- Vegetable whose largest producer is Nigeria
- Vegetable that's sometimes candied
- Vegetable that's related to the sweet potato
- Vegetable that resembles the sweet potato
- Vegetable sometimes served with marshmallow topping
- Vegetable similar to a sweet potato
- Vegetable related to lilies
- Vegetable often confused with a sweet potato
- Vegetable often candied
- Vegetable of South
- Vegetable mostly produced in Nigeria
- Vegetable found in the Swahili word for "meat"
- Vegetable for Popeye?
- Turkey dinner serving
- Turkey dinner item
- Tuber that's often candied
- Tuber that's a month spelled backward
- Tuber that can be candied
- Tuber served with turkey
- Tuber often candied
- Tuber in ube halaya
- Tuber in the Nigerian dish asaro
- Tuber in Nigerian cuisine
- Tuber in asaro
- Thanksgiving vegetable that's orange
- Thanksgiving starch
- Thanksgiving side dish found in the longest Across answers
- Thanksgiving root vegetable
- Thanksgiving leftover
- Sweet, orange vegetable
- Sweet veggie
- Sweet vegetable often eaten on Thanksgiving
- Sweet vegetable at Thanksgiving
- Sweet Thanksgiving vegetable
- Sweet root veggie
- Sweet potato, by another name
- Sweet potato substitute
- Sweet potato lookalike
- Sweet potato look-alike
- Sweet eating?
- Sweet and starchy veggie
- Stuff in some stuffing
- Starchy Thanksgiving side
- Starchy staple of Africa
- Starchy staple food
- Starchy item at a fall feast
- Staple of Nigerian cuisine
- Spud's cousin
- Southern edible
- Side often candied
- Side dish that's sometimes mashed
- Root veggie in asaro
- Root vegetable.
- Root vegetable with a purple variety
- Root vegetable that Nigeria is known for
- Root that may be cubed
- Root often candied
- Root of Thanksgiving
- Root for November
- Part of the verb "to be," to Popeye
- Orange-fleshed vegetable
- Orange sadpud
- Orange root veggie
- Orange or purple vegetable
- Orange leftover eaten on Black Friday
- Orange edible
- Often-candied tuber
- Oft-candied veggie
- Oft-candied tuber
- November veggie
- November serving
- Nonstandard verb from Popeye
- Nigerian food staple
- Nigerian culinary staple
- Kind of bean or tree
- Jamaican barbecue staple
- It might be candied
- Holiday sweet
- Heroin balloon, in slang
- Good beta carotene source
- Food whose name is a month backward
- Food that's a month spelled backward
- Food sometimes candied
- Food rich in beta carotene
- Food often candied
- Food in Popeye's motto?
- Fall stew tuber
- Etor ingredient
- Dixie veggie
- Dixie favorite
- Dinner table tuber
- Crop item grown in Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart"
- Common ingredient in Nigerian cuisine
- Classic Thanksgiving veggie
- Candied veggie, often
- Candied vegetable at Thanksgiving
- Candied Thanksgiving vegetable
- Candied Thanksgiving food
- Candied Thanksgiving dish
- Candied side item
- Candied root vegetable
- Candied potato
- Candied holiday serving
- Candied comestible item
- Beta carotene source
- A tuber
- "Fam and ___," Albee play
- "Candied" tuber
- "Candied" orange veggie
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