YEW - crossword answer

YEW - is a crossword puzzle answer. We found for you 122 different crossword puzzles that contains YEW answer. The list below order by crosswords date.

Answers	Clues
YEW	A kind of wood that is used for bows (rhymes with "new")
YEW	Archer's wood? (rhymes with "you")
YEW	Archery bow wood
YEW	Archery bow wood (rhymes with "pew")
YEW	Archery wood
YEW	Arrow wood
YEW	Berried conifer
YEW	Bow maker's material
YEW	Bow making wood
YEW	Bow wood
YEW	Bowmaking wood
YEW	Bowyer's wood
YEW	Cabinet wood
YEW	Cabinet wood (rhymes with "new")
YEW	Choice for sturdy longbows
YEW	Churchyard tree
YEW	Churchyard tree in "Romeo and Juliet"
YEW	Conifer
YEW	Conifer with red berries
YEW	Conifer with toxic seeds
YEW	Coniferous tree with fine-grained elastic wood
YEW	Coniferous tree with poisonous needles
YEW	Coniferous tree with red berries
YEW	Coniferous tree with red berries which sounds like "you"
YEW	Coniferous tree with red berry-like fruits
YEW	Elastic wood
YEW	English archer's tree
YEW	Evergreen
YEW	Evergreen shrub
YEW	Evergreen that's a homophone for "ewe"
YEW	Evergreen tree
YEW	Evergreen tree that sounds like "U"
YEW	Evergreen tree that sounds like "you"
YEW	Evergreen tree that sounds like a pronoun
YEW	Evergreen tree with red berries
YEW	Evergreen tree with red cones
YEW	Evergreen tree with sharp leaves and red berries
YEW	Evergreen type
YEW	Evergreen variety
YEW	Evergreen with red cones
YEW	Ever-green tree
YEW	Ever-green type
YEW	Fine-grain wood
YEW	Fine-grained wood
YEW	Flexible wood
YEW	Flexible wood that's used in archers' bows
YEW	Flexible wood that's used in archery bows
YEW	Florida tree that's critically endangered
YEW	Ground hemlock
YEW	Hard wood
YEW	Hard wood tree
YEW	Hedge plant
YEW	Hedge shrub
YEW	It sounds like you
YEW	Its boughs might make bows
YEW	Kind of conifer
YEW	Longbow material
YEW	Longbow wood
YEW	Long-lived tree
YEW	Material for Voldemort's wand
YEW	Material for Voldemort's wand, in Harry Potter books
YEW	Material for archers' bows
YEW	Name of the alley Sir Charles Baskerville's body was discovered in "The Hound of the Baskervilles"
YEW	Needle-leafed tree
YEW	Northern duck
YEW	Ornamental shrub
YEW	Plant in an English hedge
YEW	Poison source in Christie's "A Pocket Full of Rye"
YEW	Red-berried conifer
YEW	Red-berried tree
YEW	Red-berried tree that symbolizes immortality
YEW	Second person reported a tree
YEW	Shade provider in Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"
YEW	Source of pliable wood
YEW	Springy wood
YEW	Taxus shrub
YEW	Traditional longbow wood
YEW	Tree sacred to Druids
YEW	Tree seen in churchyards
YEW	Tree that sounds like "You"?
YEW	Tree that sounds like "you"
YEW	Tree that sounds like "you"?
YEW	Tree that sounds like ''you''
YEW	Tree that sounds like a letter of the alphabet
YEW	Tree that sounds like a pronoun
YEW	Tree that sounds like one of the vowels
YEW	Tree that symbolizes immortality
YEW	Tree that's a homophone for "ewe"
YEW	Tree that's a homophone for "you"
YEW	Tree that's a homophone of a vowel
YEW	Tree that's a symbol of sorrow
YEW	Tree used for bows
YEW	Tree used in bow-making
YEW	Tree whose name comes phonetically between "tee" and "vee"
YEW	Tree whose name sounds like "U"
YEW	Tree whose name sounds like "you"
YEW	Tree whose name sounds like a letter of the alphabet
YEW	Tree whose wood is used in bow-making
YEW	Tree with bendable wood
YEW	Tree with cones
YEW	Tree with elastic wood
YEW	Tree with medicinal uses
YEW	Tree with pliable wood
YEW	Tree with red berries
YEW	Voldemort's wand wood
YEW	Wand-making material in "Harry Potter"
YEW	What Voldemort's 13 and a half inch wand was made from
YEW	Wood for an archer's bow
YEW	Wood for archer's bows
YEW	Wood for archery bows
YEW	Wood for bows
YEW	Wood in Ginny Weasley's wand, in the Harry Potter books
YEW	Wood in Voldemort's wand, in the Harry Potter books
YEW	Wood in archery bows
YEW	Wood that bows are made of
YEW	Wood that sounds like "you"
YEW	Wood that's used in archery bows
YEW	Wood used for archery bows
YEW	Wood used in Voldemort's wand
YEW	Wood used in bow-making
YEW	Wood used in many archery bows
YEW	Wordsworth's "solitary Tree"