- - Local head goes with Margaret from Mace
- - Tree that's the source of mace
- - Mace source
- - Tree that yields mace
- - Upturned stone vessel for spice
- - Brown powdered spice
- - Spice used in puddings
- - hard, aromatic seed
- - Coming from the grocer's, see the headstone is back to front
- - Spice choice for a fall beverage
- - Spice that goes well with egg custards
- - Flipping stone cask for spice
- - Component of pumpkin spice
- - Spice used in cookery
- - Spice that is often grated
- - Cryptic crossword setter - and a fragrant spice
- - Spice in container brought up by Margaret
- - Head girl provides spice
- - Eggnog flavoring
- - spice; kick the ball between an opponent's legs
- - Nog sprinkling
- - Crazy person accompainies girl for spice
- - Spice in many fall beverages
- - Ground spice used to flavor eggnog
- - The ...... State [Connecticut]
- - Spice in overturned stone cask
- - Little Margaret is after fruit and spice
- - Seed used as a spice
- - Fall flavoring
- - Christmas eggnog spice
- - spice that's also a soccer term
- - Spice Girl is after backing short tune
- - Spice — met gnu (anag)
- - Rice pudding spice
- - Spice provided by the eccentric Margaret
- - Hazel and Margaret in spicy combination
- - Hard seed grated for a spice
- - Myristica fragrans - or a Guardian cryptic crossword setter
- - Spice, mainly from Indonesia, made by grinding seeds of an evergreen tree
- - Spice often used in eggnog
- - Potentially psychoactive kitchen spice
- - Mulled cider spice
- - Aromatic seed — met gnu (anag)
- - (In soccer) kick the ball between an opponent's legs
- - Cook's spice
- - Common spice
- - Paul Anka hit with a rhyming title
- - Pumpkin pie spice
- - A brown powder used as a spice to add flavour to food
- - Spice Girl follows fan
- - Aromatic kernel
- - Spice to grate
- - Fanatic say gets married inside tree
- - Eggnog sprinkling
- - With which to augment -- when ground -- a light cappuccino?
- - Odd menu includes tea with little measure of spice
- - Seed used as spice
- - Stone cask over ground, it's used by bakers
- - Grated spice
- - Bechamel seasoner
- - Variety of spice
- - Bechamel flavorer
- - It's covered by 3-Down
- - Apple pie spice
- - Spice Girl fan at the front
- - The ...... State (nickname for Connecticut)
- - Mulling spice
- - Baking spice
- - Eggnog topping
- - Spicy thing that will embarrass a footballer?
- - Spice for grating
- - Asian tree whose aromatic seed is used as spice when grated or ground
- - Seasonal spice
- - Nog topper
- - Eggnog sprinkle
- - Christmas cookie spice
- - Apple pie seasoning
- - Certain evergreen seed
- - Applesauce topper
- - Seasoning symbolizing sensuality
- - Haggis spice
- - Eggnog flavorer
- - Nog flavorer
- - Spice from a tree
- - Connecticut symbol
- - Nog spice
- - Flavoring in a Tom and Jerry
- - Eggnog enhancer
- - Eggnog enhancement
- - Applesauce topper, perhaps
- - Pumpkin pie ingredient
- - Spice in Christmas cookies
- - The ...... State (Connecticut nickname)
- - Spice-producing tree
- - Eggnog need
- - ...... State (Connecticut's nickname)
- - Eggnog topper
- - Topping for egg nog
- - Béchamel seasoning
- - Spice-yielding evergreen
- - Connecticut, "The ...... State"
- - Eggnog additive
- - A Conn. symbol
- - Connecticut's spice
- - Topping for eggnog
- - Connecticut's state nickname.
- - Indian cuisine spice
- - Aromatic spice
- - Christmas cookie ingredient
- - Aromatic seed
- - A SPICE
- - Yuletide seasoning
- - Eggnog spice
- - Eggnog ingredient
- - Spice
- - Kick the ball between an opponent's legs
- - Brown spice often mistaken for cinnamon
- - Ground spice used for seasoning food
- - pumpkin spice component
- - ground spicy seed
- - spice girl attached to old teaching union
- - Spice Girl follows obsessive fan
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