- BEANS
- Food central to a twenty-three Tweet thread written by John Roderick on January 2
- Next to nothing
- Virtually nothing
- Cannellini, e.g.
- They're in control of their faculties
- Burrito filling
- Insignificant amount
- Contents of some bags
- Heads
- Contents of liars?
- They're in some maracas
- Lima and pinto
- Blabbermouths spill them
- Snitches spill them
- Noggins
- Tex-Mex side
- They go with franks
- They may be refried
- Coffee harvest
- The musical fruit, per a schoolyard song
- They're spilled by big mouths
- Legumes
- They're counted or spilled
- Hill components?
- Noodles
- Coffee source
- Hill of __: trifle
- The slightest amount
- Baked __
- Food often spilled?
- Vegan protein source
- Spilled the __: told all
- Vegan sources of protein
- Part of a full English breakfast
- See 36-Across
- Vegetarian chili bits
- Vegetarian source of protein
- Navy and lima
- Hardly anything, so to speak
- Chili ingredients
- Kidney and pinto
- Snitches' spillage
- Coffee-grinder input
- Coffee sources
- Lima and garbanzo
- Trivial amount
- Refried Mexican food
- Next to nothing, so to speak
- Garbanzos and limas
- Unground coffee
- Pintos, e.g.
- Taquería side dish
- Burrito ingredients
- Refried fare
- High-fiber food
- Pasta fagioli ingredients
- Interjection of annoyance
- Money: Slang.
- Part of Capt. Jinks' horse's diet.
- Trifles.
- There will be no ___ in the Almost Perfect State.”—Don Marquis. nyt 1948 BEARSKIN Shako. nyt 1948 BEAT One's proper range of activities. nyt 1948 BEAUMARCHAIS Creator of Figaro. nyt 1948 BEAVERBROOK Owner of London Daily Express. nyt 1948 BECLASP Embrace. nyt 1948 BEDAUBED Smeared. nyt 1948 BEDE Adam that loved Hetty Sorrel. nyt 1948 BEDE Adam, the carpenter, in 1859 novel. nyt 1948 BEDIGHTS Adorns. nyt 1948 BEERS Beverages. nyt 1948 BEERSHEBA Town in south Palestine. nyt 1948 BEERY Holder of medal as world's best movie actor."
- A hearty meal.
- Baked ___.
- Jack's payment for the cow.
- Navy ___.
- Vegetables.
- Companion to frankfurters.
- Plant seeds.
- High protein dishes.
- Nutritious food.
- Spill the ___.
- Baked dish.
- Limas.
- Seeds.
- Small amount: Colloq.
- Things often spilled.
- Popular dish
- Snap and lima.
- String or snap.
- Boston and snap
- Coffee units
- A hill of ___
- Full of ___
- Pork's companion
- String and snap
- Franks' accompaniment
- Calabar and urd
- Roy and soy
- Boston comestibles
- Boston ___
- Small amount
- Some are spilled
- The slightest amount, informally
- Vegetarian's staple
- Word after jelly or coffee
- Nothing, slangily
- Slightest amount, informally
- Trivial amount, slangily
- Heinz canful
- Nonsense
- You don't know ___!
- 62-Across and ___
- Jack's purchase in a children's story
- Diddly
- Garbanzos, e.g.
- Hunt's or Bush's product
- Nothin'
- Protein source for a vegan
- Major component of chili
- Partner of rice
- Cool ___!
- Baked ___ (side dish)
- The musical fruit
- Spill the --
- Weezer: "Pork and ___"
- Food often soaked before cooking
- Navy and green
- Judge Roy and L.L.
- Hits with a pitch
- They may be coffee or jelly
- Cowboy food
- Fava and green
- They may be eaten, counted or spilled
- Lima and green
- Taqueria legumes
- Jack traded for them in a fairy tale
- Coffee grinder inputs
- Magical legumes in "Into the Woods"
- Baked or green
- Hits in the head
- Lima and pole
- Coffee and string
- Navy and coffee
- Worldwide food staple
- Green and string
- Things counted or spilled
- Rice accompaniment
- Legumes in burritos
- 2020 Tracey Deer film
- Food often paired with rice
- Refried legumes
- What canaries spill
- Trifling amount
- Sanka start
- They make the coffee
- Campfire chow
- Chuck wagon staple
- They may be paired with franks
- Guiding lights
- Burrito fill, often
