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1975 movie thriller with a sequel in 3-D crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 11th, 2002 other clues |
| Metallic rock |
| Mr. ___ (Shea mascot) |
| Nervousness |
| Nine-headed serpent of myth |
| Page in an appointment book |
| Part of N.F.L. |
| Partner of odds |
| Fred who played Herman Munster |
| Get the blue ribbon |
| Grand parties |
| Huge quantity |
| Intro for boy or girl |
| Larger ___ life |
| Live and breathe |
| Marsh light |
| More slippery, as winter roads |
| Noah's mount |
| Part of the Deep South: Abbr. |
| Performed on stage |
| Prefix with puncture |
| Prohibit |
| Reef material |
| Sea eagle |
| See 11-Down |
| Shelley poem |
| Showed up |
| Slipped up |
| Small farm size |
| Smart ___ |
| Specialized vocabulary |
| Spine-tingling |
| Steel ingredient |
| Suffix with lemon or orange |
| Sunrise |
| Tattooing fluid |
| Telegram |
| The 'T' in TV |
| U-turn from WNW |
| Utility customer |
| Vehicle pulled by a hoss |
| Where Samson slew the Philistines |
| With 3-Down, a Florida collegian |
| Wizard, old-style |
| ___ upon a time |
| 'Get ___ writing!' |
| 'It's c-c-cold!' |
| 'My Cup Runneth Over' musical |
| 'Oh, my!' |
| '___, humbug!' |
| '___ Lisa' |
| Ancient Andean |
| Bay State peninsula |
| Bench-clearing incident |
| Bottomless |
| Bowl over |
| Brought in, as a salary |
| Bubbling |
| Burning rage |
| Busybody |
| Characteristic |
| Chicago phenomenon |
| Classic song from the 1913 'Ziegfeld Follies' |
| Dark |
| Dismounted |
| Drug agent, slangily |
| Ed who sang 'My Cup Runneth Over' |
| Every little bit |
| Excellent buy |
| Fixed, as a piano |
| Frivolously |
| Frustrate |
| Full range |
| Funnies |
| Halloween decoration |
| Hostile party |
| Jesus, in the manger |
| Just for Men product |
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