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Actress Shire and others | View Answer |
Annual announcement from 13-Down | View Answer |
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Bit of spelling? | View Answer |
Bit of winter exercise? | View Answer |
Burmese gathering? | View Answer |
Calais confidant | View Answer |
Canine neighbor | View Answer |
Cat, at times | View Answer |
Common origami creations | View Answer |
Computer file name extension | View Answer |
Cover | View Answer |
Cowboy's aid | View Answer |
Crew | View Answer |
Cuff | View Answer |
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Dog with a tightly curled tail | View Answer |
Epitome of blackness | View Answer |
Eponymous physicist | View Answer |
Fake-out | View Answer |
Fit for dwelling | View Answer |
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French Bluebeard | View Answer |
Freshens | View Answer |
Frustrated | View Answer |
Geraldo rehearses his show? | View Answer |
German camera | View Answer |
Gouges repeatedly | View Answer |
Hall of Fame jockey Eddie | View Answer |
Hen, at times | View Answer |
Historic Heyerdahl craft | View Answer |
Hopper of Hollywood | View Answer |
Insider talk | View Answer |
Introduction to opera? | View Answer |
Iowa and Missouri | View Answer |
Item on a chain, usually | View Answer |
Jazz's Herbie | View Answer |
Kind of paper | View Answer |
King ___ tomb | View Answer |
Last | View Answer |
Leaving, slangily | View Answer |
Like electrical plugs | View Answer |
Lilylike plant | View Answer |
Locale of Hoosier beaches? | View Answer |
Loser at the Battle of Châlons, A.D. 451 | View Answer |
Many urban dwellers | View Answer |
Match | View Answer |
More run-down | View Answer |
Most like a breeze | View Answer |
Much-counterfeited timepiece | View Answer |
Mugs | View Answer |
Nautical rope | View Answer |
Not exceeding | View Answer |
Oodles | View Answer |
Overall | View Answer |
Passage | View Answer |
Periods in contrast to global warming | View Answer |
Photographer Arbus | View Answer |
Place for fish and ships | View Answer |
Plight of an overcrowded orchestra? | View Answer |
Prof.'s posting | View Answer |
Québec traffic sign | View Answer |
Regardful | View Answer |
Rise and fall, as a ship | View Answer |
Sandwich that can never be finished? | View Answer |
School named in the Public Schools Act of 1868 | View Answer |
See 92-Across: Abbr. | View Answer |
Send out | View Answer |
Short-order cook's aid | View Answer |
Show fixation, maybe | View Answer |
Show slight relief, maybe | View Answer |
Site of Napoleon's invasion of 1798-1801 | View Answer |
Sought sanctuary, old-style | View Answer |
Steers clear of | View Answer |
Stephen King's first novel | View Answer |
Stole | View Answer |
Stowe girl | View Answer |
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