- - Pulitzer-winning author Herbert
- - Journalist/writer Herbert
- - Herbert who won a Pulitzer for "The People's Choice"
- - 1934 Pulitzer writer Herbert
- - 1934 Pulitzer winner Herbert
- - 1934 Pulitzer author Herbert
- - "The People's Choice" historian Herbert
- - Food thickener extracted from algae
- - Jelly from marine algae
- - Jelly from seaweed
- - Seaweed gel used in laboratories
- - Jelly, pavlova, gargantuan wraps
- - Jelly found in sea garden!
- - thickener used in vegan gummies
- - Gelatinous substance used to make cultures
- - Thickener used in desserts
- - Ingredient in silver works shortly
- - Gelatinous extract used to thicken food
- - A fish and seaweed jelly
- - biology class gel
- - Jelly available in tea garden
- - Gelatinous substance derived from seaweed and used to thicken ice cream
- - Stag arranged in jelly? Just the opposite
- - a fish makes food thickener
- - Somewhere to cook rare marine extract
- - seaweed extract used as food thickener
- - Thickener used in molecular gastronomy
- - Wobbly stuff, Hindu music rejected
- - Retro music in curry house, say, that enhances meal
- - Lab culture nutrient
- - Food thickener extracted from seaweed
- - Bio lab supply
- - culture locale?
- - bacteriologist's material
- - a kid going back for jelly
- - Seaweed(Used today)
- - Ice cream ingredient
- - Chinese gelatin
- - Seaweed derivative
- - Petri dish filler
- - Jelly for germs
- - Bacteria culture medium
- - Kanten
- - The first "Mr. Shirley Temple"
- - Lab culture
- - Petri dish contents, perhaps
- - Thickening agent in food
- - Temple's first husband
- - Petri dish jelly
- - Lab-culture medium
- - Bacteria's treat
- - Thickener used in ice cream
- - Shirley Temple's first husband
- - Mold medium
- - Lab culture gel
- - Gelatin
- - Biologist's medium
- - Bacterial culture base
- - Pulitzer Prize historian: 1934
- - Petri-dish gel, perhaps
- - Petri-dish contents
- - Laboratory medium
- - Lab gel medium
- - Jelling agent
- - Ice cream thickening agent
- - Gelling agent in some foods
- - Dessert gelatin
- - Chinese isinglass
- - Bio lab gelatin
- - Bacteria's culture
- - Actor John, once married to Shirley Temple
- - Type of gel
- - Source of gelose
- - Seaweed gelatin
- - Seaweed gel
- - Scientific culture
- - Oriental soup ingredient
- - Microbiologist's gel
- - Medium in a petri dish
- - Kanten, e.g.
- - John of "Fort Apache"
- - Jelly type
- - Ice cream additive
- - Gelling substance
- - Gelation agent
- - Gelatinous dessert ingredient
- - Gelatinlike base
- - Gelatin made from seaweed
- - Gelatin alternative
- - Gel made from seaweed
- - Gel in biology class, perhaps
- - Emulsifying agent
- - Edible seaweed product
- - Culture medium gelatin
- - Culture goo
- - Culture developer
- - Culture contents
- - Cultural medium?
- - Biochemist's gel
- - Algae product
- - Algae extract
- - Actor John of "Sands of Iwo Jima"
- - Where bacteria may flourish
- - When repeated, substance often used in molecular gastronomy
- - When repeated, it's Malay for "jelly"
- - What E. coli eat
- - Wayne's "Sands of Iwo Jima" co-star
- - U. S. author now living in England.
- - Thickening ingredient in ice cream
- - The People's Choice author
- - Temple's first spouse
- - Temple's first
- - Temple ex
- - Stuff in a petri dish
- - Staph dining area?
- - Stabilizing kitchen supply
- - Solidifying agent
- - So-called "Chinese gelatin"
- - Shirley Temple's first
- - Seaweed extraction
- - Red alga
- - Product of red seaweeds
- - Petri dish mixture
- - Petri dish contents, sometimes
- - Petri dish content
- - Microbiologist's medium
- - Microbiologist's material
- - Medium used to culture organisms
- - Medium in bio labs
- - Medium for Pasteur
- - Medium for germs
- - Med-tech's medium
- - Late-show actor John
- - Lab material
- - Lab jelly
- - Lab growth medium
- - Lab gel made from seaweed
- - Lab agent
- - Kelp product
- - John who wed Shirley Temple
- - John who was once married to Shirley Temple
- - John who married Shirley Temple
- - John who co-starred in "Sands of Iwo Jima"
- - John of "Sands of Iwo Jima"
- - Jelly used in bacteria culture
- - Jelly medium
- - Jelly got from seaweeds, used in foods
- - Jellied food agent
- - Japanese isinglass
- - Japanese gelatin
- - It's made from seaweed
- - It's found in jellied foods
- - It's dished up in a lab
- - It makes things gel
- - It helps a culture develop
- - It helps a culture advance
- - Ingredient in many Asian desserts
- - Hotbed of cultural development?
- - He wrote "A Time for Greatness"
- - He married Shirley Temple
- - Half a medium?
- - Guar gum alternative
- - Germs might grow in it
- - Germs may grow in it
- - Germ jelly
- - Gelose source
- - Gelling agent from seaweed
- - Gelatinous substance the Japanese call Kanten
- - Gelatinous material
- - Gelatinous ingredient in desserts
- - Gelatinous ant farm material
- - Gelatin-like product of seaweed.
- - Gelatin kin
- - Gelatin in some Asian desserts
- - Gelatin from seaweed.
- - Gel for a petri dish
- - Frosting thickener
- - Environment for multiplication, of sorts
- - Culture need
- - Culture medium, and a music style backward
- - Culture gel
- - Culture content
- - Cultural milieu?
- - Cultural aid?
- - Clarifying agent in brewing
- - Bed for bacteria
- - Bacteriology gel
- - Bacteriologist's supply
- - Bacteriologist's medium
- - Bacteriologist's base
- - Asian dessert ingredient
- - Algae extract used as a food thickening or gelling agent
- - Actor John who wed Shirley Temple
- - 1/2 a seaweed gel
- - "Miracle Mile" star
- - "Fort Apache" actor, 1948
- - Gelatinous substance.
- - lab media
- - ...... gum
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