Answer: CLAM
CLAM is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 153 times.
Referring Clues:
- Silent one
- Symbol of happiness
- With 15-Across, linguini topping
- Smacker
- Hardly a blabbermouth
- Dollar, in slang
- Symbol of noncommunication
- Bisque bit
- Shut (up)
- Chowder morsel
- Steamer, e.g.
- One who won't tell
- Secretive sort
- One who's close-mouthed
- Soup or sandwich ingredient
- Buck
- Littleneck, e.g.
- Dollar, slangily
- Silent sort
- Quahog, e.g.
- Good secret-keeper
- Quahog or geoduck
- Bisque morsel
- Chowder choice
- Simoleon
- Quest after quahogs
- Shoreline digger's find
- Mum one
- Chowder ingredient
- Chowder bit
- Stop talking, with "up"
- Manhattan ___ chowder
- Dig mollusks
- Chowder chunk
- Casino delicacy?
- Quahog
- Hardly a big talker
- Seafood item
- Uncommunicative one
- Taciturn one
- Bit of chowder
- Chowder mollusk
- Bisque morsel, perhaps
- Marine mollusk
- Epitome of happiness
- Chowder ingredient, often
- Happiness standard?
- Type of chowder
- Embodiment of happiness?
- Seafood morsel
- Symbol of silence
- Happy bivalve?
- Thing to be as happy as
- Symbol of uncommunicativeness
- Chowder tidbit
- Bit of dough
- Be silent, with "up"
- Bivalve mollusk
- No blabbermouth
- Close-mouthed one
- Cherrystone
- Coquina
- Cherrystone, e.g.
- Kind of dip or diggers
- Chowder shellfish
- Dollar, casually
- Ming, the oldest animal ever discovered (400+ years), was one
- Paella ingredient
- Don't talk, with, "up"
- Smackeroo
- Paradigm of happiness
- Symbol of silence
- Untalkative one
- Bivalve
- Untalkative sort
- One disinclined to talk
- Quahog, for one
- One unwilling to talk
- ___ chowder
- Shell occupant
- Happy mollusk
- Blabber's opposite
- Dollar, so to speak
- Tight-lipped sort
- Shellfish
- Pearl container
- Happy as a ___
- Cherrystone or littleneck, e.g.
- Certain steamer
- Cherrystone, for one
- Paella ingredient, perhaps
- Chowder type
- Can be hard-shelled or soft-shelled
- Chowder favorite
- "Happy" mollusk
- Chowder thingie
- Beach burrower
- Raw bar offering
- Certain bivalve
- Nontalkative one
- Shelled creature
- Steamer, for one
- Paella morsel
- Place for steamers
- Cioppino ingredient
- Mollusk
- Tight-lipped one
- "On the half shell" bite
- Metaphor for reticence
- Pasta alle vongole ingredient
- Simolean
- Tasty sea creature
- Littleneck or cherrystone
- Burrowing sea mollusk
- Refuse to talk, with "up"
- One who's tight-lipped
- Mollusk in a red or white linguine sauce
- Chowder flavor
- Happpy one
- Quiet sort, so to speak
- Epitome of quiet
- Razor ___
- Certain seafood
- Digger's find
- Linguine seafood sauce morsel
- One keeping a secret, metaphorically
- Person unlikely to sing
- Tough person to get information from
- Morsel in a "casino" dish
- Lead-in to bake or shell
- Shellfish in bisque
- Silent type
- Littleneck mollusk
- Shellfish at a bake
- Morsel in a linguine sauce
- Geoduck, e.g.
- End of a "happy" simile
- Zip it (up)
- New England chowder mollusk
- Dig for quahogs, say
- Half-shell serving
- Animal metaphor for a quiet person
- Not talk, with "up"
- Mollusk in jaecheop-guk
- ___ up (refuse to talk)
- Sort who refuses to answer
- Chowder head?
- Zip it, with "up"
- New England ___ chowder
- Mollusk that may have a soft shell
- Happy bivalve
- ___bake (seafood feast with Wampanoag origins)
- $1 bill, in slang
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - April 07, 2024
- New York Times - February 07, 2024
- New York Times - January 23, 2024
- USA Today - January 22, 2024
- LA Times - November 22, 2023
- USA Today - October 25, 2023
- New York Times - October 18, 2023
- LA Times - September 14, 2023
- USA Today - March 29, 2023
- USA Today - March 24, 2023
- USA Today - January 11, 2023
- New York Times - September 30, 2022
- LA Times - July 27, 2022
- New York Times - May 20, 2022
- USA Today - April 07, 2022
- LA Times - February 15, 2022
- New York Times - January 31, 2022
- USA Today - December 10, 2021
- LA Times - October 28, 2021
- USA Today - August 17, 2021
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