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STEAK is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for STEAK.

124 total results for STEAK( score: 50 )

57 results for STEAK from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Tue Mar 4, 202553DA red one is rareHanh HuynhShortz
Mon Aug 19, 20245ATexas Roadhouse specialtyKenneth CortesFagliano
Wed Jul 17, 20245DFor which you might tell a chef "Well done!"Alex Eaton-SalnersFagliano
Tue May 28, 202413DExpensive entreeChris LeatherberryFagliano
Thu Nov 16, 202336A"___ puns are a rare medium well done" (dad joke)Paolo PascoShortz
Fri Sep 15, 202323DAll sizzle and no ___David A. Rubin and Lee DemertzisShortz
Sun Jul 30, 202354DRare treat, maybeJohn KugelmanShortz
Tue May 30, 202336DThe "turf" of a "surf and turf"Kathryn LadnerShortz
Mon Mar 13, 202323APorterhouse or T-bone (2)Sam Koperwas and Jeff ChenShortz
Sun Feb 6, 202264AOutback offeringStephen McCarthyShortz
Sun Nov 21, 202138DEntree served with a knifeAdam WagnerShortz
Fri Sep 17, 202159AWhat may be considered worse when done wellMatthew StockShortz
Tue Jun 22, 202154DPorterhouse, e.g. (4)Matt FrederickShortz
Sun Feb 7, 202190DBig cut of tunaKatie Hale and Christina IversonShortz
Wed Feb 27, 201946DBrunch partner of 47-DownWill NedigerShortz
Fri Sep 7, 201852AWord with skirt or stripJosh KnappShortz
Wed Apr 18, 201813DTuna cutPeter A. Collins and Bruce HaightShortz
Fri Jun 17, 201656AFajita optionZhouqin BurnikelShortz
Sun Apr 3, 201614DHearty entree (3)Natan LastShortz
Wed Feb 3, 201665AWhat might get an A1 application?Tom McCoyShortz
Wed Dec 2, 201566AFajita filler (3)Alan ArbesfeldShortz
Fri Jul 31, 20159DRestaurateur's turf?James Mulhern and Ashton AndersonShortz
Mon May 18, 20159AT-bone, for oneGene NewmanShortz
Tue Dec 2, 20146DT-bone, e.g. (2)Timothy PolinShortz
Wed Nov 5, 201467ADish sometimes served au poivreGareth BainShortz
Tue Jul 8, 201410DMeat sometimes served au poivreBruce Venzke and Gail GrabowskiShortz
Tue Apr 24, 201241DPorterhouse, for oneAdam G. PerlShortz
Sat Nov 12, 201136ACheese ___ (2)Barry C. SilkShortz
Sat May 14, 201118AIt can be round or cubedMike NothnagelShortz
Mon Nov 22, 201055DThe "turf" part of "surf and turf"David PooleShortz
Sun Feb 3, 200863ATurf, as opposed to surfMatt GinsbergShortz
Sun Nov 11, 200718DWord with round or rumpAlan ArbesfeldShortz
Sun Jan 28, 200744ACookout stapleVictor Fleming and Bruce VenzkeShortz
Wed Jan 10, 200754DThe turf in "surf and turf" (2)Curtis YeeShortz
Wed Oct 5, 200526DFajita filler (3)Nancy SalomonShortz
Wed Jul 6, 200529DPorterhouse, e.g. (4)Raymond HamelShortz
Mon Mar 14, 200533AT-bone or porterhouseRobert MalinowShortz
Mon Mar 29, 200449DT-bone, e.g. (2)Barry SilkShortz
Tue Feb 24, 200468AMinute ___Alan ArbesfeldShortz
Sun Sep 21, 2003105AHearty entree (3)Randolph RossShortz
Tue Aug 20, 200265AMinute ___ (thin cut)Bob PeoplesShortz
Sun Jun 2, 200245A___ sandwichFrank LongoShortz
Sun Mar 31, 200225AKind of sandwichLynn LempelShortz
Mon Oct 8, 200127DPorterhouse, e.g. (4)Monica KrausseShortz
Sun Sep 30, 200196ACheese ___ (2)Con PedersonShortz
Tue Sep 5, 200057DThe turf in "surf and turf" (2)Chris SalladeShortz
Thu Aug 26, 19995AFajita filler (3)Nancy S. RossShortz
Tue Aug 3, 199960APorterhouse, e.g. (4)Dave TullerShortz
Tue Sep 8, 199828APorterhouse or T-bone (2)Nancy SalomonShortz
Thu Jan 29, 199842AHearty entree (3)Frances HansenShortz
Tue Apr 29, 199756ARibeye, e.g.Jeff HerringtonShortz
Thu Feb 6, 199750DChateaubriandD. J. KahnShortz
Sun Dec 1, 1996110DHearty dinner entreeD. J. KahnShortz
Sun Oct 22, 199536DHearty entréeMatt GaffneyShortz
Sun Sep 24, 199512DKnife typeRandolph RossShortz
Tue Aug 9, 199412DRib-eyeJonathan SchmatzbachShortz
Sun Feb 27, 199466DStrip, for oneBette Sue CohenShortz
1 result for STEAK from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthorEditor
May 12, 2013Panda59AKate's dinnerMel TaubShortz
66 results for STEAK from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Thu Jun 3, 199359DCut of halibutRand H. BurnsMaleska
Sun Nov 1, 199217DSee 95 DownCaroline G. FitzgeraldMaleska
Thu Jul 11, 199169AKind of houseWilliam E. HeinemannMaleska
Thu Apr 12, 199041DNew York strip, e.g.Wilson McBeathMaleska
Tue Dec 6, 198867AChateaubriand, e.g.Don GroatMaleska
Mon Jan 25, 198870ACut of halibutSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Thu Jan 16, 198623DSirloin, e.g.Jeffrey A. MercerMaleska
Mon Jun 24, 198571APorterhouse or sirloinNancy McCarthyMaleska
Tue Sep 11, 198425DCut of beefAlbert J. KlausMaleska
Tue Apr 3, 198439ADiner's "turf"Lois SidwayMaleska
Sun Dec 12, 198287ARare treat, sometimesBert RosenfieldMaleska
Tue Sep 7, 198241DT-boneMarie WestMaleska
Thu Apr 8, 198232DTartare or SwissKay SullivanMaleska
Sun Apr 4, 198226ACut of halibutCharles M. DeberMaleska
Wed Aug 19, 198150AEntree itemLouis SabinMaleska
Tue Jul 21, 198121ACube, flank or SwissKathryn RighterMaleska
Tue May 5, 198121AWord after round or flankJankeMaleska
Mon Nov 19, 197910DFilet mignon, for oneHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Sun Oct 14, 1979132ALondon broilMaura B. JacobsonMaleska
Mon Nov 28, 197718AFilet mignonGrace FabbroniMaleska
Sat Nov 12, 19779DKind of knifeKathryn RighterMaleska
Sun Oct 9, 197732DChateaubriand, e.g.Elaine D. SchorrMaleska
Sat Feb 14, 197629DSalisbury ___Tanaquil Le ClercqWeng
Fri Nov 21, 197525ASalisbury, for oneSamuel H. BarkanWeng
Wed Sep 19, 197347DDelmonico, for oneUnknownWeng
Sun May 13, 197371AT-boneRobert RoopWeng
Thu May 11, 197240AEntree itemUnknownWeng
Fri Jan 24, 196924AMenu favorite.UnknownWeng
Thu Nov 7, 196845AMenu offering.UnknownFarrar
Sun May 5, 196879AClub ___.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Apr 7, 196831DSwiss ___.Sidney LambertFarrar
Sun Dec 31, 1967108DMenu item.W. E. JonesFarrar
Thu Sep 21, 196763ADiner's choice.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Wed Jul 26, 196745APorterhouse.Cora GoodmanFarrar
Thu Jun 1, 196726DChop house specialty.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Tue Oct 25, 196620DMenu item.UnknownFarrar
Mon Aug 9, 196510DCookout treat.UnknownFarrar
Fri Apr 23, 196519ASalisbury ___.UnknownFarrar
Sun Feb 14, 196559DMenu specialty.Anne FoxFarrar
Tue Jul 14, 196431ACut of meat.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jan 12, 1964113ACut of meat.John ByrneFarrar
Tue Mar 6, 196218ACut of meat.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Fri Jan 13, 19613DFilet mignon.UnknownFarrar
Sat Nov 19, 196030DMinute ___.UnknownFarrar
Wed Sep 14, 196029DT-bone.UnknownFarrar
Sun May 1, 196085ASalisbury ___.A. H. Drummond Jr.Farrar
Mon Feb 8, 19609DAmerican food staple.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 5, 19596DTenderloin.Jules ArensbergFarrar
Sat Mar 28, 195932DRed meat.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Fri Aug 1, 195849DPlanked dish.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jun 15, 195878ARound ___.Sidney LambertFarrar
Wed Sep 18, 19579DMinute ___.Edward CansteinFarrar
Mon Aug 26, 19578DAmerican food staple.Helen FasuloFarrar
Fri Jun 14, 195743AMinute ___.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Thu Jul 12, 19565AMeat or fish dish.Mel TaubFarrar
Tue Jul 10, 19569DThick slice of cod.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Fri May 25, 195652AFilet mignon.Peter L. Tea, Jr.Farrar
Sun Apr 15, 1956101DFavorite dish.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Dec 25, 195520DFilet mignon.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Fri Oct 29, 195462AItem on the menu.S. A. KayFarrar
Mon May 31, 19547DThe best meat.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Nov 15, 1953106ATenderloin.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Nov 1, 195368DMinute ___.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Mon Mar 10, 195236DSizzling platter item.UnknownFarrar
Tue Nov 14, 195045AMeat cut at uncut price.UnknownFarrar
Sun Apr 16, 194436ATable rarity.Bert StoreyFarrar
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