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POSSIBLE CLUES FOR "RICE" # Clue 1. Wedding missile 2. Oriental staple 3. Staple food 4. Paper or pudding 5. Staple in the Far East 6. Edgar ___ Burroughs 7. Wedding pellets 8. Pudding base 9. Asian staple 10. "Bitter ___" (Italian film) 11. "Street Scene" playwright 12. Indonesian staple 13. Playwright Elmer 14. Fenway Park slugger 15. Translation forDown 16. Shipment from Galveston 17. Grantland of sports fame 18. Boston's Jim 19. Pilaf base 20. Eleven from Houston 21. "Ammo" at weddings 22. Eastern staple 23. University at Houston 24. Kind of grass or flower 25. Wedding ammo 26. Pilaf grains 27. Elmer or Grantland 28. Oriental food 29. Aquatic cereal grass 30. Risotto ingredient 31. Grantland of sportswriting fame 32. Paddy growth 33. Houston university 34. He wrote "The Left Bank" 35. Chinese staple 36. Far East staple 37. Sportswriter Grantland 38. A top crop in Ark. 39. Shanghai staple 40. What arroz is 41. Jambalaya base 42. Staple in China 43. Wedding missiles 44. "Missiles" at a wedding 45. University or playwright 46. Wedding shower 47. Tex. university 48. Famed N.F.L. pass catcher 49. Staple of Asia 50. Paddy grain 51. "Interview with the Vampire" author 52. "Lasher" writer 53. Minute _____ 54. Houston school 55. Wedding shower? 56. "We, the People" playwright 57. Uncle Ben's dish 58. "Minute" dish 59. It's tossed after weddings 60. "Interview With the Vampire" author Anne 61. Almost puree 62. Paddy crop 63. A bed in the kitchen? 64. Red beans go-with 65. Pilaf staple 66. Uncle Ben's specialty 67. "Dirty" dish 68. Hopping John ingredient 69. Paella base 70. "Dirty" Cajun dish 71. Serving with chop suey 72. It may rain after a wedding 73. Wedding fling? 74. Paddy caught in the electric eye 75. Almost pur 76. Bush's National Security Advisor 77. Anne who writes of vampires 78. Food served in a bed 79. Jambalaya grain 80. Partner of red beans 81. Grain for paella 82. Grain grown in a paddy 83. It may be dirty or sticky 84. Jollof grain 85. Paddy-grown grain 86. Pongal grain 87. Risotto base 88. Owls' school 89. Beans companion 90. Louisiana export 91. East Asian staple 92. Dirty Cajun dish 93. Sushi need 94. Brewery supply, maybe 95. It may be grown for your sake 96. Pilaf need 97. Main ingredient of paella 98. Makeup of a bed, at times 99. Sushi stuff 100. The Vampire Lestat author 101. Serving with chop suey, perhaps 102. White or basmati 103. It's often converted 104. John's collaborator 105. Quaker Puffed -- 106. Arroz con pollo ingredient 107. Vampire novelist Anne 108. Bed in a restaurant 109. __ pilaf 110. It's fermented to make sake 111. Jasmine ___ 112. Dirty dish 113. Condoleezza of Bush's cabinet 114. Condoleezza of the cabinet 115. Powell's successor 116. Red beans partner 117. Burrito staple 118. Indian order 119. With 46-Down, kebab side 120. American League MVP in 1978 121. Oriental crop 122. Sox left fielder 123. One sort of pudding 124. Bosox belter Jim 125. Side with curry 126. Mate of Yaz and Lynn 127. Pan-Asian side 128. Gluten-free grain 129. 1978 homer champ 130. With 57-Down, boxed mix 131. It's served with Szechwan chicken 132. University where fullerenes were discovered 133. The Adding Machine playwright 134. Bed on the table? 135. Airborne grain at weddings 136. Chinese takeout freebie 137. Pilaf grain 138. It's sold in cakes 139. Potatoes alternative 140. Fried __ 141. It might be sticky or dirty 142. 2003 College World Series winner 143. Dirty __ 144. Nepalese staple 145. Biryani base 146. Jasmine __ 147. Quinoa alternative 148. Bento box staple 149. Basmati, for one 150. Uncle Ben's boxful 151. It's often steamed 152. Asian grain 153. Creole cooking staple 154. Beans partner 155. Beans' partner 156. It may be wild or fried 157. Sushi bed 158. Street Scene playwright 159. Lestat creator 160. National Security Advisor 161. Wedding toss 162. Asian crop 163. Hundreds of things for dinner 164. Wedding throw 165. With 103 Across, game-show parting gift 166. Baylor University rival 167. Japanese staple 168. Aida lyricist 169. Cabinet appointee of 2005 170. Powell successor 171. Red-beans partner 172. Chinese-food staple 173. Paella ingredient 174. Lasher author 175. Wild or "brown" food 176. Chinese-restaurant staple 177. Chinese-cuisine staple 178. Hillary Clinton predecessor 179. Wild __ 180. Tim who wrote "The Lion King" with Elton John 181. Delicious but fattening 182. Comparatively flush 183. Rags' opposite 184. Scale developer 185. Basketball coach Pitino 186. Reed ___, Mr. Fantastic of Marvel Comics 187. Very chocolaty, say 188. Certain irrigated cropland 189. Baby food preparation device 190. Among the 1%, so to speak 191. Sieves, in a way 192. Shakespeare character who says "I have set my life upon a cast" 193. Reduces to granules 194. Popular Eastern beverage 195. Most caloric 196. Lake of daytime TV 197. Worth a great deal 198. Ringo Starr's real first name 199. Nouvelle ___ 200. Puts through a sieve 201. Splits into bits 202. Got the goat of, with "up" 203. Jockeys, e.g. 204. Really peeve 205. Blind Austin band 206. What Poison will do to "the Wind" 207. Trailblazing 1970 T. Rex hit 208. The Life of ___ Lightning Seeds 209. Assembly, notably 210. Part of a famous canine name 211. Gregory, the first African-American judge appointed to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 212. One of Ozzie's boys 213. Daytime TV host 214. Potato-preparation gadget 215. First name in mimicry 216. Loaded with dough 217. Unsteady, as a house 218. Extravagantly endowed 219. Like plutocrats 220. With money to burn 221. There was a I, II and III 222. Reduces to small bits, as potatoes 223. Little Caesar role for Edward G. Robinson 224. Wedding "confetti" 225. Grain that resembles orzo 226. Postnuptial fling? 227. Serving with orange chicken 228. Part of a Chinese meal 229. Accompaniment for red beans 230. Dirty dish? 231. Pilaf basic 232. Side dish with scampi 233. Bed for some shrimp? 234. It might be fried at a Chinese restaurant 235. Word before paper or pudding 236. Congee ingredient 237. Creole grain 238. أ‰touffأ©e is served over it 239. Arroz, by another name? 240. Paella requirement 241. Form of confetti 242. Wedding feature 243. Departing wedding gift 244. Kind of thin paper 245. Grantland or Elmer 246. Paddy product 247. Paddy's product 248. Wild or brown 249. Bitter ___ (Italian film) 250. Sake source 251. Translation for 12 Down 252. Ammo at weddings 253. Pilaf ingredient 254. Missiles at a wedding 255. Wedding staple 256. Interview With the Vampire author 257. Lasher writer 258. We, the People playwright 259. Source of sake 260. Sushi go-with 261. Minute dish 262. Reduces to tiny bits 263. Lucky in the lottery, maybe 264. Funnies gumshoe 265. Minute ___ 266. Party snack-mix ingredient 267. Reduces to bits 268. Reduces to bits, as potatoes 269. Made grain-sized 270. Popular baked treat ingredients 271. Alternative to a baked potato 272. Food staple 273. Houston campus 274. Bridal shower 275. Sake base 276. Crosstown rival of the University of Houston 277. Bridal shower? 278. Lestat's creator Anne 279. National security adviser Condoleezza 280. Tarzan creator's middle name 281. All-time NFL touchdown leader 282. Lasher novelist Anne 283. Where you might hear Owls hoot 284. Chop suey bed, often 285. Secretary of State Condoleezza 286. Kind of paper 287. It may be polished 288. Western Athletic Conference team 289. Wild ___ 290. Something needed for your sake? 291. Sukiyaki side dish 292. Paella need 293. It may be served in a bed 294. The Owls of the N.C.A.A. 295. See 34-Across 296. Spanish ___ 297. Jambalaya need 298. Force through a sieve 299. Bowlful accompanying teriyaki 300. Food found in a bed 301. Serving with sushi 302. The Owls of the Western Athletic Conference 303. Indian linguistic stock of Bolivia (4) 304. Gambling game of the American Indians (3) 305. The Jack, in cribbage (4) 306. Rented (6) 307. Grain in sushi 308. Often-steamed serving 309. Jap's staff of life 310. Staple crop of Orient 311. No wedding is complete without it 312. ''Dirty'' Cajun side dish 313. Author of "Street Scene" 314. Important food 315. Ingredient of pilaff 316. Cereal grass 317. Sushi staple 318. Japan's main menu 319. Chief element in some diets 320. Pudding ingredient 321. Institute at Houston 322. Staple oriental diet 323. Substitute for potatoes 324. Ingredient of a bridal shower 325. Ingredient of pilaf 326. What arrack is made from 327. Common burrito ingredient 328. Sakkarai pongal ingredient 329. "Aida" lyricist 330. "Beauty's Punishment" author 331. "Cannonball' singer-songwriter Damien 332. "Chess" lyricist Tim 333. "Dirty" Cajun fare 334. "Evita" lyricist 335. "Fried" side 336. "Jasmine" side dish 337. "Lasher" author 338. "Lasher" novelist Anne 339. "Minute" fare 340. "Queen of the Damned" author Anne 341. "The Lion King" co-composer Tim 342. "The Vampire Armand" author 343. "The Vampire Chronicles" novelist Anne 344. "The Vampire Lestat" author 345. "The Witching Hour" author 346. "We the People" playwright 347. "Wild" or "brown" food 348. 'The Adding Machine' playwright 349. 2004 Indy 500 winner 350. 49er Jerry 351. 49ers receiver Jerry 352. Aka The Owls 353. American playwright 354. American playwright. 355. Andrew Lloyd Webber collaborator Tim 356. Anne who writes about vampires 357. Annual cereal grass. 358. Anti-caking garlic powder additive 359. Arancini ingredient 360. Aristotle to Alexander the Great 361. Arizona's sack leader in 1999 with 16.5 362. Arroz by another name? 363. Asia's most important crop 364. Asian food staple 365. Asian staple grain 366. Basmati or jasmine 367. Basmati or jasmine e.g. 368. Basmati e.g. 369. Basmati for one 370. Beans go-with 371. Bed of ___ 372. Bibimbap ingredient 373. Biryani ingredient 374. Brewery supply maybe 375. Bridal shower material? 376. Bridal shower. 377. Brown or white food 378. Burrito filling 379. Bush adviser 380. Bush Cabinet member 381. Bush confidante 382. Bush inner circle member 383. Campbell's Chicken with ___ Soup 384. Cereal grain 385. Cereal grass. 386. Cereal. 387. Certain pudding base 388. Chimichanga filler 389. Chimichanga ingredient 390. Chinatown staple 391. Chinese restaurant grain 392. Chinese restaurant side dish 393. Chinese restaurant staple 394. Chinese side dish 395. Chinese staple since time immemorial 396. Chinese takeout staple 397. Chinese-takeout side dish 398. Chop into tiny pieces 399. Chop suey bed often 400. Chop-suey bed 401. Chow mein accompaniment 402. Companion of old shoes. 403. Companion of red beans 404. Condoleeza of the Cabinet 405. Condoleezza of the Bush cabinet 406. Condoleezza Bush's pick for national security adviser 407. Creole staple 408. Crop in a paddy 409. Dinner side dish choice 410. Dirty ___ 411. Dirty ___ (Cajun dish) 412. Dish #4 413. Dish sometimes made in a minute 414. Dish that may be "sticky" 415. Dish that might be dirty or sticky 416. Dolma ingredient 417. Eastern staple. 418. Elmer or Jerry 419. Elton John collaborator Tim 420. Essence of some cakes 421. Favorite target of Joe Montana 422. Fenway Park left fielder between Yastrzemski and Greenwell 423. Foggy Bottom top dog since January 2005 424. Food for millions. 425. Food from a paddy 426. Food grain. 427. Food grown in a paddy 428. Food grown in water 429. Food staple. 430. Food that's sometimes dirty 431. Food. 432. Force through tiny holes 433. Former Bosox slugger Jim 434. Former Boston slugger Jim 435. Former Secretary of State Condoleezza 436. Former wide receiver Jerry 437. Forty-niner receiver Jerry 438. Freebie at a Chinese restaurant 439. Fried ___ 440. Fried or steamed dish 441. Globetrotting secretary 442. Grain 443. Grain for a sake brewer 444. Grain grown in water 445. Grain in Chinese cuisine 446. Grain in some cakes 447. Grain that symbolizes fertility in many cultures 448. Grain that's sometimes flung 449. Grain used in mass-market beers 450. Grain used in producing Budweiser 451. Grain used to make horchata 452. Great receiver 453. Half the world's diet. 454. Hard-hitting outfielder 455. Houston Institute. 456. Houston univ. 457. Idle on screen 458. Important crop. 459. Indian export 460. Indian menu side 461. Ingredient in creole cookery. 462. Ingredient in paella 463. Ingredient of Louisiana dishes. 464. Irish singer/songwriter Damien 465. It can be fried or sticky 466. It comes in cakes 467. It may be brown or Spanish 468. It may be brown or sticky 469. It may be sticky and dirty 470. It may fill a paddy wagon 471. It may fill a paddy wagon? 472. It might be wild or dirty 473. It's in the bridal shower traditionally 474. It's often grown for the sake of sake 475. It's thrown at a wedding 476. It's thrown at weddings 477. Jambalaya ingredient 478. Japanese cuisine staple 479. Japanese food staple 480. Jasmine e.g. 481. Kind of pudding 482. Krispy grain 483. Kung pao chicken accompanier 484. Ladder part 7 485. Last name in three-point shooters 486. Lestat creator Anne 487. Lestat's creator 488. Lots of things for dinner? 489. Lyricist Tim of "Evita" and "Chess" 490. Lyricist extraordinaire Tim 491. Main ingredient in risotto 492. Main meal of Orientals. 493. Major Thai export 494. Makeup of a bed at times 495. Makeup of some beds 496. Mash potatoes 497. Montana's favorite target 498. NFL all-time leading pass receiver 499. NFL receiver Jerry 500. Niner great Jerry 501. Noodles alternative 502. Oriental side 503. Oryza sativa to us 504. Oryza sativa. 505. Orzo is shaped like it 506. Paddy plant 507. Paddy product. 508. Paddy production 509. Paella grain 510. Paella pieces 511. Pantry staple 512. Part of a bridal shower 513. Part of a healthy diet for many 514. Partner of old shoes. 515. Pass-catcher supreme Jerry 516. Pass-catching great Jerry 517. Pasta alternative 518. Pilaf ingredient. 519. Pilaf. 520. Possible bed for fish 521. Post-wedding fling 522. Post-wedding fling? 523. Post-wedding shower 524. Postnuptial throw 525. Potato alternative 526. Powell's successor at State 527. Prepare potatoes 528. Puffed product 529. Receiver Jerry 530. Red Sox left fielder Jim 531. Red Sox slugger 532. Red beans accompaniment 533. Red beans and ___ 534. Saffron dish 535. Sake brewer's need 536. Sake's base 537. Saki ingredient 538. School in Houston 539. Seoul food? 540. Serving with chop suey perhaps 541. Side dish with enchiladas 542. Singer/songwriter Damien 543. Soju and sake source 544. Something for your sake? 545. Source of about 20% of the calories consumed by humanity 546. Source of the Chinese drink huangjiu 547. Staple 548. Staple crop. 549. Staple of Cajun cuisine 550. Staple of Chinese cuisine 551. Starch in sushi 552. Starch with chicken dishes. 553. Starchy food 554. Starchy grain 555. Starchy side 556. Sticky sushi staple 557. Stuff once thrown at newly weds 558. Stuffed pepper filling 559. Super Bowl XXIII MVP 560. Surname of national security advisers under both Bush 43 and Obama 561. Sushi base 562. Sushi chef's handful 563. Sushi foundation 564. Sushi grain 565. Sushi grains 566. Sushi ingredient 567. Sushi stuffing 568. Symbol of Japan's closed markets 569. TX university 570. Takeout side 571. Teammate of Lynn and Evans 572. Texas college 573. Texas university 574. Texas university that Howard Hughes dropped out of 575. Thai export 576. Thai staple 577. The Owls of Conference USA 578. Traditional bridal shower 579. Type of paper 580. Type of paper. 581. Type of pudding 582. U. S. playwright 583. U.S. dramatist. 584. U.S. playwright 585. Uncle Ben's offering 586. Uncle Ben's e.g. 587. University in Houston 588. University where JFK made the "We choose to go to the moon" speech 589. University with lots of owls 590. Vegetable. 591. Wedding accessory. 592. Wedding castoff 593. Wedding day item. 594. Wedding day shower 595. Wedding day shower? 596. Wedding handful 597. Wedding shower. 598. Wedding symbol. 599. Well-known playwright. 600. What orzo looks like 601. What's often thrown at a wedding 602. Where the Owls learn 603. White bed perhaps? 604. White brown or basmati 605. Worldwide crop 606. Young target? 607. Young's target 608. ___ belt (south central U.S. region) 609. ___ bird (bobolink). 610. ___ paddy. 611. ___ pilaf 612. ___ pudding 613. Elmer, Del or Grantland 614. Texas product 615. Wedding symbol 616. University whose name is also a food 617. Carolina Gold, e.g. 618. Home of the Owls 619. Lamb's bed, maybe 620. Sushi bar supply 621. Beauty's Punishment author 622. The Vampire Armand author 623. White, brown or basmati 624. Basmati or jasmine, e.g. 625. White bed, perhaps? 626. Lasher author 627. Harvested water oats 628. Kitchen utensil 629. Kitchen gadget 630. Institution renamed in 1960 631. Prepares potatoes 632. Used a kitchen utensil 633. Finely chopped, as potatoes 634. Report from the State Department? 635. Kitchen device 636. Uses a certain kitchen appliance 637. Potato tool 638. Diner dessert 639. Reduced to granules 640. Made stringed potatoes 641. Three types of cake 642. Some Asian fields 643. Mashed, in a way 644. The San Francisco Treat 645. Confetti has largely replaced it, at weddings 646. Grain in much 2-Down cuisine 647. Prepared potatoes, as for hash browns 648. Minute fare 649. Dish with a seasoned broth 650. Kitchen gizmo 651. Kitchen gadgets 652. Sumptuous 653. Houston sch. 654. Laughable 655. Kitchen tool 656. Rolling in it 657. Nouveau ___ 658. Wealth 659. Chops finely 660. Vex 661. Duino Elegies poet Rainer Maria 662. Annoy 663. Widespread 664. Carnival attraction 665. Disencumbers 666. More abundant 667. Cambodian currency unit 668. Teeming 669. Driving vacation 670. Ready for picking 671. Lunar valley 672. Hope-Crosby destination 673. Talk-show host 674. Anne and Jerry 675. Like Bill Gates 676. Loaded 677. Nixons 678. Calorie-laden 679. Kitchen implements 680. Put through a sieve 681. Kitchen gizmos 682. Like chocolate-chocolate cake 683. Rolling in dough 684. Party snack ingredient 685. __-Roni (side-dish brand) 686. Sent through a sieve 687. With 50-Across, a grainy side dish 688. Popular parting gift on game shows 689. See 19-Across 690. With 15-Across, "The San Francisco treat" 691. Creamy 692. Vegan drink 693. Substitute for potatoes. 694. Poor ___ Almanack. 695. Sports columnist. 696. Pressed through a vegetable squeezer. 697. Pest of U. S. rice fields. 698. Staple crop of Orient. 699. Made into grains. 700. Important food. 701. Ingredient of pilaff. 702. Playwright Elmer ___. 703. Staten Island borough. 704. Ingredient of pilaf. 705. Japan's main menu. 706. What arrack is made from. 707. One way to serve potatoes. 708. Ingredient of a bridal shower. 709. Institute at Houston. 710. Pudding ingredient. 711. Staple oriental diet. 712. Well-known sports writer. 713. Prepared a certain way, as potatoes. 714. Product of Louisiana. 715. Prepared (potatoes) in a certain way. 716. Major crop in Burma. 717. Staple food. 718. Texas product. 719. Indo-China has one. 720. Food plant. 721. Houston school. 722. Late "Granny" of sports. 723. Middle name of Edgar Burroughs. 724. Starchy seeds. 725. ___ potatoes. 726. Oriental staple. 727. Wedding cereal. 728. Kitchen gadget. 729. Oriental plant. 730. Texas school. 731. Put through a kitchen utensil. 732. User of chopsticks. 733. Familiar scene in the Orient. 734. Put through a kitchen device. 735. China's concern. 736. Relative of onionskin. 737. Menu item. 738. Used a kitchen untensil. 739. Kitchen tool. 740. South Carolinian. 741. Did a cook's chore. 742. U.S. playwright. 743. Style of potatoes. 744. Golden __ 745. Major crop in Burma 746. Author of "The Tumult and the Shouting" 747. Late "Granny" of sports 748. Middle name of Edgar Burroughs 749. Food plant 750. Starchy seeds 751. Wedding cereal 752. Oriental plant 753. He wrote "Dream Girl" 754. Oryza sativa 755. Annual cereal grass 756. Ingredient in creole cookery 757. Ingredient of Louisiana dishes 758. Starch with chicken dishes 759. Half the world's diet 760. Houston Institute 761. Main meal of Orientals 762. Companion of old shoes 763. Vegetable 764. American dramatist 765. Cereal 766. Menu item 767. Food for millions 768. Well-known playwright 769. Pilaf 770. ___ bird (bobolink) 771. Important crop 772. Food grain 773. U S playwright 774. Translation for 775. ____ pudding