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Other crossword clues for answer "ROOT"

ROOT
Cheer for
Cheer on the home team
Kind of canal
Pull for
Radish, e.g.
Dentist's canal?
Take hold
Cheer
Origin
Source
Word before {/word/}
Where one might need a canal
Solution to an equation, perhaps
Cheer (for) or dig (for)
Taro, e.g.
Word with beer or vegetable
Carrot or turnip
Grounded item
Underground supporter?
Say rah
Etymologist's concern
Word before beer or canal
Underground support
Show team spirit
Subcutaneous hair part
Lowest note in a chord
Downward grower
Underground growth
Kind of word
Where it all comes from
Underground plant part
Love of money, to all evil
Part of the underground?
Underlying cause
Chant with the cheerleaders
Tooth anchor
Bicuspid base
Part of a tooth
Cheer for your team
Dig like a pig
Equation answer, perhaps
It may be square in math class
Radish, for one
Tooth's anchor
Word with canal and cellar
Plant anchor
Carrot, radish, or parsnip
Plant part
Radish or carrot, e.g.
The C in a C major chord, for example
Word preceding canal or cellar
Word with beer or cellar
Carrot or radish
Cheer for the home team, in song
Radish or carrot
Ginger or ginseng
Try finding truffles
Cheer the home team
Tooth part
Carrot, e.g.
Follow the cheerleader
Try to find truffles
Square ___
Molar's anchor
Ultimate cause
Canal site
Earthnut
Genesis
Radish or turnip
One of the beers
Be a booster
Fans do it
Oak's anchor
Plant's anchor
Poke about
Show support, in a way
Vegetate
Fundamental part
Square or cube follower
Support, with "for"
Canine support
It engages in underground activity
Underground anchor
Botanical anchor
Hair anchor
10-Down target
Show bias
Daikon, e.g.
Etymology concern
Ginger or daikon
Jicama, e.g.
__ beer
Canine anchor
Carrot or cassava
Ginseng, for one
Tree anchor
Act like a pig, in a way
Horseradish, e.g.
Repeated word in "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
Square __
Jícama or ginger
Heart
Jicama or ginseng
Beet, e.g.
Beet or ginger
Carrot (always) or stick (sometimes)
Licorice, e.g.
Rummage (around)
Trunk supporter
Word with square or cube
Snoop (around)
Word with square and cube
Daikon or beet
Ginseng, e.g.
__ cellar
12 Down, for one
Carrot, for one
Applaud (for)
Give support
Essential part
Prefix follower
Show favoritism
Show support (for)
Show support
Support your team
It's underground
Support the team
Yell "Rah!"
Be partial to, with "for"
Show partiality
Ultimate source
Shout 5 Down, maybe
Say, "Go, team!"
Cheer for one's team
Anchor in the ground
Plant's underground part
Cheer on, with "for"
Carrot or parsnip
Basis
Fundamental cause
Yell at a bowl
Hair extension?
Organic anchor
Rummage (through)
Underground part of a plant
Bottom of a hair
Cheer for a team
Show team support
Stomp your feet and shout, perhaps
Artichoke's anchor
Fundamental source
Statesman Elihu.
Neutralize, with "out"
Veggie category
Ultimate origin
Turnip, e.g.
Sarsaparilla, e.g.
Dig about
Make good cheer?
See 25-Across
___ canal (dental operation)
___ mean square (statistics calculation)
Parsnip, e.g.
Quadratic formula solution
American statesman, a founder of the World Court, 1920.
Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1912.
Secretary of State under Roosevelt.
Secretary of War, 1899–1904.
McKinley's Secretary of War, 1899.
Elihu ___.
Famous Secretary of State.
American statesman, Nobel peace prize winner, 1912.
Composer of "The Battle Cry of Freedom."
Elihu ___, Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1912.
Secy. of State under T. R.
Stem.
Composer of "Battle Cry of Freedom."
Encourage a team by cheering: Slang.
Peace price winner of 1912.
Statesman named Elihu.
Cheer the team.
T. R.'s Secretary of State.
Cheer for the team.
Establish.
Extirpate (with "out").
New York's Elihu.
Part of a plant.
Support zealously: Slang.
Core.
Poke around.
___ beer.
What fans do.
Companion of branch.
Kind of beer.
___ out (dig up).
Base.
Partner of branch.
U.S. Sec. of State: 1905-9
Word element.
Cheer in sport.
Fix firmly.
Mandrake's specialty.
Branch's partner.
Elihu.
Feature of the mangrove.
Orris, for example.
Secretary of State, 1905–09.
Carrot.
Radish or radix.
Become fixed.
Etymon.
1912 Peace Nobelist
Fountainhead
What pigs do
Carrot or beet
Money, vis-à-vis evil
Encourage the team
Cheer the team on
Elihu or square
Follow the cheeerleader
Turnip or radish
Implant
Part of a tree
Square or cube
Rummage
Ginseng or ginger, e.g.
Radix
Taro, for example
Grub
Food item for a Digger Indian
John Wellborn or Elihu
Licorice or parsnip
Licorice, for one
Elihu ___: 1845–1937
Turnip or parsnip
___ and branch
Food for a Digger
Beet, for one
Cheer on
Entrench
Ginseng or licorice
Search about
Type of beer
What cheerleaders do
Search for truffles
Shout for
Stadium action
Subterranean plant part
Type of canal
Cause
Elihu, the statesman
Secretary of State: 1905-9
Underlying source
Be a fan
Ipecac is one
Potato or carrot
Licorice is one
Statesman Elihu ___
1905 Secretary of State
Fundamental
Licorice or sassafras
Radix, botanically
Underground stem
Unearth, with "up"
Plant holder
2, to 4 or 8
Eradicate, with "out"
Plant anchorer
See 53-Down
Carrot or turnip, e.g.
Edible part of a parsnip
Pull (out)
Kind of vegetable
Take 5, clue 1
___ canal
Dig (for)
Underground part
Anchoring tree part
One may be square
Hair implant?
What many a word has
Plant's anchor in the soil
Tree's anchor
Etymology info
Canine part
Etymological basis
Lexicographic concern
Edible part of a taro plant
Original cause
Plant part that most herbicides attack
The C of C major, e.g.
Two, for four
Etymologist's interest
It may be square
Tooth or plant part
Part of a plant or tooth
A cube has one
Yam or turnip
i, for -1
Most important part of a carrot or turnip plant
Word sung three times before "for the home team" in "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
Edible part of a carrot or radish
Potential drain obstruction
Herbicide's target
The Gaelic "uisge beatha," meaning "water of life," for "whiskey"
Ginger, e.g.
Weed killer's target
Nose (around)
Turnip or beet
Daikon or cassava
Part that's aboveground on a mangrove tree
Plant stabilizer
Support goals, e.g.
Tree part
Bottom part of a hair
Yam, for one
Cheer in a battle of the bands
Bass note of a chord, usually
Kind of note
Musician origin
Send Me on My Way Rusted ___
Deftones song about a tree system?
Cheer for band
Cube ___
Former Secretary of State Elihu
Vegetable variety
Sidewalk-destroying part of a tree
Anchor for a 25-Down
Bottom
Note that defines a chord
Part of a plant or a tooth
Search for the breast, as a newborn
When tripled, what to do for the home team in "Take Me Out to the Ballgame"
Word with canal or beer
Horseradish source
It may be square or dug up
Cry "rah!"
Sassafras, e.g.
Square closer
It may dig in deep
Tooth or hair part
Bicuspid part
Rummage for truffles
It may form underground connections
Rummage for truffles, e.g.
Weakest of beers
Horseradish sauce source
Dig for truffles
Dig around
Radish part
Type of canal in a dentist's office
Carrot part
Sequoia support
Yam or carrot
Forest trail hazard
Word before "beer" or "vegetable"
Turnip, for one
Cube ___ (3, for 27)
Taro or turnip
Daikon, taro or beet
Taro or turnip, e.g.
Word before "canal" or "beer"
Nobel Peace Prize winner Elihu
Licorice or ginger
Tuber
____ canal
Canal or beer
Chord base
Parsnip <P>e.g.
Supply support
Back at the stadium
Canal type?
Foundation
Try for truffles
Basic core
Underground network
American statesman Elihu
The start of something big?
The start of something bigger
Dental canal
Word with "ginger" or "square"
Part of an underground network?
Part of a radish
Pigs do it
Part of a carrot
Part of a hair
Turnip or carrot
Turnip or rutabaga
Rutabaga or turnip
Part of a 60-Across
Carrot or daikon, e.g.
Ginseng or ginger, for example
Thing a plant puts down
Daikon or taro
Plant part that's underground
Ube or beet, for example
Carrot or jicama
Part of a tooth or a tree
Maca or radish
Orange part of a carrot plant
See 15 Down
Sing a fight song, say
Canal's place
Lend support
Any member of the "Tonight Show" band, e.g.
Hair piece?
Organ of an oak
Square thing, maybe
Anchor for a bay
Equation answer
Hair part
Follicle filler
Unrestricted user account on a computer
Pull for a team
Herbicide target
Lowest part of a pine
Mandrake, e.g.
Parsnip or radish, e.g.
Turnip or carrot, e.g.
What the radical symbolizes in math
Carrot or beet, e.g.
Part of a tree or a tooth