PIES
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Historical clue formulations
- "Sweeney Todd" subject — 2026-07-11
- Shoofly desserts — 2026-02-22
- Stephen Sondheim's "The Worst ___ in London" — 2024-02-09
- Lemon meringue and banana cream — 2023-07-24
- Desserts that may be served à la mode — 2023-05-15
- "Whoopie" treats — 2023-03-09
- Quiches, e.g. — 2022-11-25
- Some budget graphics — 2022-11-12
- Round holiday fare — 2022-08-05
- Desserts with crusts — 2022-08-01
- Dishes served in the final scene of "Titus Andronicus" — 2022-07-29
- Things set on windowsills to cool — 2021-08-17
- Traditional Thanksgiving desserts — 2021-03-03
- Pizzas, e.g. — 2021-02-17
- – — 2020-07-30
- Pizzas, e.g. — 2020-06-22
- Facefuls in slapstick — 2016-12-18
- Has a ball — 2016-07-28
- They have edible shells — 2013-10-11
- Circlegraph shapes — 2013-07-12
- Items thrown in Three Stooges shorts — 2013-04-17
- Bakery array — 2013-02-10
- Slapstick props — 2012-09-10
- Desserts akin to cobblers — 2011-06-27
- Some county fair contest entries — 2010-12-31
- Quiches, e.g. — 2009-06-26
- Pizzas — 2008-10-22
- "The Worst ___ in London" ("Sweeney Todd" song) — 2008-07-17
- Baker's dozen, maybe — 2007-12-13
- Bakery display — 2007-10-03
- Chiffon creations — 2007-06-02
- Slapstick missiles — 2007-05-27
- Wares encountered by Simple Simon — 2007-02-28
- Burlesque props — 2005-08-28
- Pizzas — 2005-08-01
- "Chatt'ring" birds in Shakespeare — 2005-04-09
- Bakers' wares — 2004-06-08
- They're cut into wedges — 2004-06-01
- They have wedges — 2003-06-26
- Bakers' wares — 2002-08-07
- Pizzas — 2002-07-10
- Mincemeat desserts — 2001-11-12
- They have shells — 2001-03-03
- Slapstick comedy items — 2000-10-31
- Desserts with crusts — 2000-07-10
- Slapstick projectiles — 2000-02-20
- Comic's missiles — 1998-12-08
- Some charts — 1998-08-08
- Slapstick ammo — 1998-05-03
- Crusty ones — 1998-01-18
