- TBONE
- Steak house order
- Steakhouse option
- Thick steak
- Choice cut
- Prime cut
- Steak order
- Butcher's cut
- Hit perpendicularly
- Nickname for an instrument with a slide
- Beef cut
- Chophouse order
- Dog treat
- Collision in which one car smashes into the other's side door
- Steak selection
- Bluesman Walker
- Loin steak
- Walker of the blues
- Music producer Burnett
- Meat order
- Steak choice
- Sizable cut
- Hearty steak
- Food-related nickname that George Costanza wanted (but got "Koko" instead), in the "Seinfeld" episode "The Maid"
- Hit the side with the front
- Type of collision rarely seen at traffic circles
- Hit at 90°
- Steakhouse selection
- Steakhouse serving
- Treat for Fido
- Delmonico alternative
- Chophouse selection
- Porterhouse alternative
- Steak cut from the short loin
- Steakhouse offering
- Steak cut
- Flank alternative
- Steak from the short loin
- Chophouse buy
- Chophouse cut
- Butcher shop buy
- Butcher shop selection
- Entrée at a steakhouse
- Steakhouse steak
- Hit broadside
- Short loin cut
- Steak option
- Chophouse choice
- Meaty entrée
- Ruth's Chris serving
- Steak purchase
- Pricey cut
- Rib-eye relative
- Steakhouse choice
- Certain tenderloin
- Strip steak alternative
- Fare named for its shape
- Butcher's offering
- Loin cut
- Doggie bag goodie
- Sirloin alternative
- Steak named for its shape
- Doggie bag treat
- Rib eye alternative
- Beef order
- 27 Down type
- Type of steak
- Sort of steak
- Beefy entrée
- Butcher buy
- Porterhouse feature
- New York strip alternative
- Grilling candidate
- Strip alternative
- Prime cut, perhaps
- Variety of steak
- Letter-shaped steak
- Hyphenated steak order
- Kind of steak
- Steakhouse cut
- Letter kind of steak
- Letter-shaped cut of steak
- It's not a flank
- Rub candidate
- What your beef may be
- Rare selection?
- Ruth's Chris order
- Bulldog friend of Clifford
- Hearty entrée
- Short loin piece
- Crash into the side of, as a car
- Broadside
- Steak.
- A cut of meat.
- A kind of steak.
- Good steak.
- Cut of steak.
- Cut of meat.
- Club steak.
- A steak.
- Cut of beef.
- Beefsteak.
- Small steak
- Popular steak cut
- Steak type
- Choice entree
- Trencherman's treat
- Choice menu item
- Rare object, sometimes
- With 17 Down, popular American entree
- Grill sizzler
- Scrap for Rover
- Porterhouse kin
- Butchery selection
- Dinner leftover for Bowser
- Hearty entree
- Certain steak
- Juicy steak
- Something to gnaw on
- It's a cut above
- Take-home for Bowser
- Treat for a dog
- Steak that a dog might end up with
- Steak variety
- Cut above the flank
- Schoolyard game
- Porterhouse cousin
- What's your beef?
- Crash into the side of, informally
- Collide with in an intersection, perhaps
- Collide into the side of
- High-quality beef cut
- High-quality steak
- Pricey cut of steak
- Hearty steakhouse option
- Grammy-winner Burnett
- The Weary Kind Oscar-winner Burnett (hyph.)
- The Alpha Band musician Burnett
- Ram, as a Ram?
- Cause a side airbag to inflate, say
- Manly entree
- Stormy Monday blues pioneer ___ Walker
- Cut named for a letter
- Cut similar to porterhouse
- Nickname George tries to get by ordering a steak at a work lunch, in a "Seinfeld" episode
- Steakhouse order, perhaps
- Prized cut of steak
- Butcher shop selection named for a letter
- Prime steak cut
- Steak cut named for a letter
- Letter steak
- Barbecue entree
- Meat eater's choice
- Porterhouse relative
- Chophouse offering
- Steak order, perhaps
- Contents of a steakhouse doggy bag
- Cut from the short loin
- Meaty doggie bag treat
- Meaty goodie in a doggie bag
- Butcher shop offering
- Pricey steak
- Beef cut named for a letter
- Expensive cut of beef
- Pricey steak cut
- Choice steak cut
- Letter-shaped beef cut
- Chop kin
- Loin yield
- Type of steak represented in a steak emoji
- Expensive steak entree
- A cut above?
- Cut of meat named for its inedible part
- Sirloin relative
- Porterhouse's kin
- Juicy entree
- Porterhouse steak
- Blues legend Walker
- Broadside, informally
