Referring Clues

• Liqueur flavor
• Fruit baked in wine
• Fruit basket selection
• Anjou, e.g.
• Oviform : egg :: pyriform : ___
• Fruit cocktail fruit
• Nectar flavor
• Prickly ___
• Fall fruit
• Anjou or Seckel
• Fruit cooked in cream and sugar
• Compote fruit
• Nectar source
• Lute shape
• Gallbladder's shape
• Orchard item
• Anjou, for one
• Kind of orchard
• Alligator ___
• Brandy flavor
• Still-life item
• Tree in a Christmas carol
• Kind of nectar
• Popular brandy flavor
• Kind of brandy
• Tree in a Christmas song
• Peelable fruit
• Shape of a mandolin's body
• Brandy fruit
• Tree in bloom in a Van Gogh painting
• Bartlett, e.g.
• Dentiform : tooth :: pyriform : ___
• Nectar-bearing fruit
• Anjou or Bartlett
• Lute-shaped fruit
• Bartlett or Anjou
• Alligator ___ (avocado)
• Apple alternative, in body shapes
• Orchard fruit
• Juicy fruit
• Seckel or Bartlett
• Prickly ___ (cactus variety)
• Bartlett, for one
• Bosc or anjou
• Beautiful tone's "shape"
• Green or yellow fruit
• Diamond shape
• Partridge's tree, in a carol
• Fruit tree
• Anjou or Bosc
• Orchard product
• Alligator ___ (another name for an avocado)
• Comice, e.g.
• Quince's cousin
• Bartlett or Bosc
• Bosc, for one
• Sorbitol source
• See 1-Across
• Seckel or Bosc
• Bosc or Bartlett
• Still-life subject
• Christmas tree of song
• Fruit with a core
• Fleshy fruit
• Compote flavor
• Alligator ___
• Fruit-cocktail ingredient
• Apple relative
• Fruit shaped like a bell
• A fruit to poach
• Prickly item
• Tree fruit
• It's shaped like a bell
• Seckel, e.g.
• Still-life fruit
• It can be poached
• Fruit a lute is shaped like
• Tree for a partridge
• Certain body shape
• Still-life object
• Common still life subject
• Fruit-bearing tree
• Bottom-heavy shape
• Still life subject
• High-fiber fruit
• Compote component
• Fruit-cocktail fruit
• Fruit with a "check the neck" ripeness test
• Schnapps flavor
• Scent of some 16 Across
• Still life favorite
• Bosc
• Summer fruit
• Anjou or Comice
• A fruit
• Christmas tree?
• Distinctively shaped fruit
• Broad-bottomed fruit
• Comice, for one
• Partridge's preferred tree
• Dessert fruit
• Brandy base
• Still life fruit
• Bosc, e.g.
• Type of fruit
• Partridge's tree
• With 24-Down, partridge's place
• Schnapps choice
• Fruit used to describe a large-hipped physique
• The gallbladder is shaped like one
• Wood used for kitchen spoons
• Gem shape
• Fruit in a still-life painting
• Pyrus fruit
• Certain edible fruit
• Compote ingredient
• Jelly Belly flavor
• Body shape of the hip-heavy
• Fruit basket item
• Carol word sung 12 times
• Anjou, Bartlett, or Comice
• Diamond cut
• Fruit with a teardrop shape
• Fruit in the rose family
• Fine wood for woodwinds
• Tree in a carol
• Apple cousin
• Brandy flavoring
• Word with prickly or alligator
• Fruit that's sometimes poached
• Alfred Hitchcock-shaped fruit
• Rose-family tree
• Partridge's tree, in a Christmas song
• A golf green may be shaped like one
• Shape of many a 58 Down
• Fruit often seen in still lifes
• It may be poached
• 1-Across, e.g.
• Fruit that's rounded at the bottom
• Shapely fruit
• Fruit in a fruit basket
• Partridge family tree?
• Relative of the apple
• Seckel, for one
• "The Twelve Days of Christmas" tree
• Apple's kin
• Light yellow or green fruit
• Type of fruit tree
• 2000 points in Pac-Man
• "... a partridge in a ___ tree"
• Fruit with a bottom-heavy shape
• Fruit and vegetable, right?
• Certain fruit
• Fruit
• Fruit on some slot machines
• Mandolin shape
• Orchard produce
• Elvis Costello "Sweet ___"
• Elvis Costello's is "Sweet"
• Pipa shape
• Kesha "Grow a ___"
• Fruit are squished when put under pressure
• Something juicy for the quiet listener
• The prickly kind may also be edible
• A rep travelling in fruit
• Headless spear with a tapering shape
• Bartlett fruit
• What a disheartened pedlar has to eat?
• Fruit (maybe Conference?)
• Fruit, the first apple ...
• Possibly prickly fruit?
• Spear with no head, but pointed at the top
• Starkrimson or Concorde
• Nectar variety
• Fruit in many a gift basket
• Mean to consume English fruit
• 8, or 2, say
• Two of a kind, say
• Fruit and veg recipe
• Obovoid pome
• Fruit salad fruit
• Flavor of some Woodchuck hard ciders
• Popular compote fruit
• Apple not main fruit
• Reap unusual fruit
• Soundly trim fruit
• A fruit or two, we hear
• Vegetable with right to become a fruit
• Couple on the radio promoting fruit
• As the hourglass figure went (and so the modelling career)?
• Fly's salty secretion
• "... and a partridge in a ___ tree"
• An earring may be shaped like one
• Anjou thing
• Fruit for sound couple?
• Edible fruit
• Fruit in a holiday gift box
• Some disappearing fruit
• Fruit with nectar
• Succulent fruit
• Flavor of some eau de vie
• Anjou item
• A juicy fruit
• Fruit and vegetable, right?
• Cousin to an apple
• Fruit in fruit cocktail
• Pome
• Nectar fruit
• With 63 Across, "partridge in a" place
• Partridge's carol tree
• Fruit basket fruit
• Fruit that flavors liqueurs
• Bottom-heavy fruit
• Tree in a yule tune
• Big-bottomed fruit
• Fruit poached in red wine
• Fruit that's also a body shape
• Partridge's tree, in a Christmas carol
• Fruit cocktail staple
• One translation of the Hungarian word "korte" (another being "lightbulb")
• Gift basket item
• Fruit with an obovate shape
• Fall farmer's market find
• Prickly ___ (variety of cactus)
• Tree for a partridge, in a Christmas song
• Fruit that may be poached in wine
• ___ drop (British sweet treat)
• Bosc or Anjou fruit
• Diamond cut that resembles a fruit
• Cobbler choice
• Fruit with a big bottom
• D'Anjou, for one
• Korean ___ (juicy Asian fruit)
• Fruit that might be in naengmyeon
• Prickly ___ cactus
• Harry and David fruit
• Certain type of fruit
• Gemstone cut named for a fruit
• Bartlett or Anjou fruit
• Not-quite-round fruit
• Fruit in seafoam salad
• Fruit not shared by Chinese couples
• Poached fruit
• What a disheartened pedlar has to eat?
• Juicy ___ (speckled Jelly Belly bean)
• Gift basket fruit
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• Birnbrot fruit
• Possibly prickly fruit?
• Galette fruit
• Fruit with a Bosc and D'Anjou variety
• Kind of tree in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
• Tree in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
• Fruit that's part of the rose family
• Fruit tree in a Christmas carol
• Comice or Seckel
• Anjou or Bosc, e.g.
• *Pickle or asparagus unit