Crossword answer
VANILLAICECREAM
15 letters · Used for 3 different clues · 3 appearances · Last seen Wall Street Journal, August 3, 2026
Letter pattern
VANILLAICECREAM
Clues that lead to VANILLAICECREAM
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Peach Melba ingredient15Wall Street JournalAug 3, 2026
Dessert introduced to the U.S. in the 1780s, after Thomas Jefferson discovered it in France15New York TimesJan 31, 2026
Leaver: can I claim, outrageously, you might have your cake and eat it?15The IndependentApr 29, 2024
About VANILLAICECREAM in crosswords
VANILLAICECREAM is a 15-letter answer that has appeared 3 times in our database across 3 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Peach Melba ingredient” in the Wall Street Journal crossword on August 3, 2026.
Other 15-letter answers
ARMOREDDINOSAURAnkylosaurus, for one
BOLTONWANDERERSEccentric wore brand stolen from football club
INCOMPLETEGRADEI may stand for it
ADVENTCALENDARSTheir last windows are opened on Christmas Eve
ASANENDINITSELFHow humanity exists, per Kant
LOSTONESDIGNITYDidn't save face
SEEMSREASONABLE"That's not so outrageous"
COLORADOSPRINGSDesperately poor lad crossing city
VOICECONTROLLEDSmart, in a way
BOOGIEDOWNBRONXHip-hop's birthplace, colloquially
INCIDENTALMUSICPopular tune - claim disc misrepresented original theatrical version?
LAUGHOUTOFCOURTRefuse to consider some fun, having nowhere to play tennis?
HAVETHELASTWORDGet final say in an argument, e.g.
PUTAFACETOANAMEFinally meet in person, or how to make the starred clues match their answers
Every appearance of VANILLAICECREAM (3)
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Aug 3, 2026
Peach Melba ingredient · Wall Street Journal · 24 Across
Jan 31, 2026
Dessert introduced to the U.S. in the 1780s, after Thomas Jefferson discovered it in France · New York Times · 14 Across
Apr 29, 2024
Leaver: can I claim, outrageously, you might have your cake and eat it? · The Independent · 1 Down