Pine For Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 09-09-2020
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: pine for. We have 2 answers for pine for in our database.

Possible answers to pine for

CRAVE
- Be dying for
- Beg for
- Beg for something
- Covet
- Cry out for
- Cynics initially go on and on about desire
- Desire
YEARN
- Crave ... for
- Crave, ... for
- Deeply desire
- For long
- Hanker
- Have a craving
- Long

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