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| New York Times crossword of August 16th, 2015 other clues |
| 'Skedaddle!' |
| 'Aw, c'mon' |
| 'Same here' |
| 'Dogs' |
| 'Show me' type |
| 'Stop your nonsense!' |
| 'That's the way the cookie crumbles' |
| 'The Two Towers' denizen |
| 'Two New Sciences' author |
| 'You're ___ One, Mr. Grinch' |
| '___ seen enough!' |
| *Carpenter's tool with a cord |
| *Challenge for a right-handed golfer |
| *Deep Throat's identity |
| *Dr. Seuss' genre |
| *Pricey wrap |
| *Smidgen |
| *Start a construction project |
| *Tom Seaver, e.g |
| *Triple Crown winner who himself sired a Kentucky Derby winner |
| *W.W. II propagandist |
| Actress Diana nicknamed the 'Blonde Bombshell' |
| Al Jolson standard |
| Back then ... or a hint to the ends of the answers to the starred clues |
| Black rock |
| Black ___ |
| Bone: Prefix |
| Boondocks |
| Brings up |
| Budgetary excess |
| Catch in the North Atlantic |
| Coal locale |
| Comment before 'Be that way!' |
| Cooker with a dial |
| Crib strip |
| D.C. ballplayer |
| Dad-blasted |
| Danish king who conquered England |
| Different rooms in a museum, maybe |
| Directive in some automated messages |
| Dirt pie ingredient |
| Dodger manager with two World Series rings |
| Drink with spices |
| Engaged |
| Features of green rooms |
| Fed. property agency |
| French act |
| Funny-car fuel, informally |
| Gaping things |
| Giggle syllable |
| Giovanni, in 'Don Giovanni' |
| Google Wallet alternative |
| Grieg's '___ Death' |
| Half a Beatles title |
| Having no head |
| Hedge clippings, grass cuttings, etc |
| Holy Land line |
| Household brand name with a lowercase first letter |
| Hunger |
| Ideal setting for a fan |
| Identified |
| Impressed with |
| In the know |
| In the mail |
| Irving protagonist |
| Island near the Mariana Trench |
| It may be lined with mailboxes: Abbr |
| It's worth 100 smackers |
| Jacques who was 'alive and well and living in Paris' |
| John McCain, for one |
| Kind of switch |
| Köln coin |
| Lean-___ |
| Letter-shaped girder |
| Like 'Annabel Lee' among all Poe poems |
| Like the telecast of the 1954 Rose Bowl parade, notably |
| Low voices |
| Lower chamber |
| Luxury Hyundai |
| Mario who played Enrico Caruso |
| Morales of 'La Bamba' |
| Mysterious sighting |
| N., E., W. and S |
| New faces |
| Newsman David |
| On the ___ (at large) |
| Ones holding hands? |
| Oscar-nominated Joaquin Phoenix film |
| Pad thai ingredient |
| Patisserie buy |
| Pit bull biter |
| Places for light gatherings? |
| Plants above the timberline |
| Poe poem |
| Prefix with state |
| Pueblo Indian rite |
| Put on board |
| Rejecting higher authority? |
| Relative of the Contour Plus |
| Release to the public, informally |
| River through Bristol |
| Rogen and Green |
| Russo of '30-Down' |
| Save up |
| See 89-Down |
| Seminary subj |
| Shout from the crow's-nest |
| Single |
| Skin conditioners |
| Slimming surgery, informally |
| Some campaign purchases |
| Some stadium noise |
| Songstress Eydie |
| Sounds of scolding |
| Sports org. with the teams Sun and Sky |
| Stamping need |
| Stars, at the Forum |
| Strong sideless wagon |
| Suit to ___ |
| Sunken, as eyes |
| They hover over some icons |
| Thumbs-up vote |
| Tough going |
| U.S.'s largest labor union, in brief |
| Ungainly |
| Very cold |
| Village V.I.P |
| Violins and violas: Abbr |
| When repeated, an aerobics class cry |
| White-tailed raptor |
| Wielder of the hammer Mjölnir |
| Wing |
| With 27-Down, firm figure: Abbr |
| With understatedness |
| ___ bar |
| ___ cake (dim sum staple) |
| ___ Hall, shortest Harlem Globetrotter |
| ___ Macmillan, 1950s-'60s British P.M |
| ___ shake |
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