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Definition, part 5 crossword clue
S E E M S T O B E
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| New York Times crossword of March 28th, 2004 other clues |
| Romance novelist's creation |
| Romantically involved with |
| Rote learning method |
| Runs out of gas |
| Salt of a certain acid |
| Sandra of 'A Summer Place' |
| Scatter |
| Sci-fi drug |
| See 22-Across |
| See 67-Down |
| Sign at a bicycle shop or boardinghouse |
| Singer Gormé |
| Sizable duration |
| Slightly |
| Spring times |
| Stage setters |
| Start of a humorous definition of 50-Down (with a French 'twist') |
| Struggle |
| Summer wear |
| Syrian city of 2 million |
| Tail |
| The fox in Disney's 'The Fox and the Hound' |
| Traditional remedy |
| Uncertain reactions |
| Unfounded rumor |
| Unhelpful |
| Unkempt |
| Ward of Hollywood |
| Wear out by rubbing |
| Worldly |
| Yellowish brown |
| ___ Club |
| ___ perpetua (Idaho's motto) |
| '1984' figure |
| 'Rhyme Pays' singer |
| 'Queen of denial,' e.g. |
| 'That Thing ___!' (Tom Hanks film) |
| 'Whenever' |
| '___ Girls' (Gene Kelly movie) |
| 1953 Best Actor William |
| 1964 Irving Wallace best seller |
| 2000 Olympic hurdles gold medalist ___ Shishigina |
| 65-Across to, regionally |
| A good thing to steal |
| Abruzzi's locale |
| Actress Dench |
| Agcy. created by Truman |
| Alternative to café |
| Anatomical foot |
| Andy's boy in 60's TV |
| Ankle-related |
| Badly agitated, with 'up' |
| Beat at the ballot box |
| Become friendlier |
| Biblical verb |
| Bother |
| Bourbon Street legend |
| California's Fort ___ |
| Close up |
| Commodities futures listing |
| Composer Satie |
| Concerning |
| Contrary |
| Crazy as ___ |
| Declarations of disgust |
| Definition, part 2 |
| Definition, part 3 |
| Definition, part 4 |
| Definition, part 6 |
| Defraud |
| Laura Bush, ___ Welch |
| Lawyer: Abbr. |
| Le Duc Tho's city |
| Letter ender? |
| Letter ender? |
| Like Carnegie Hall |
| Like some witnesses |
| Liking a lot |
| Loan signer, at times |
| Long stretches |
| Losing cause? |
| Lug |
| Mauna ___ |
| Maximilian's realm: Abbr. |
| Melodic passage |
| Misstep |
| Mixed bag |
| Moon of Neptune |
| More revolting |
| Most-used edition: Abbr. |
| N.Y.C. subway line |
| Not the party sort: Abbr. |
| On cloud nine |
| On the ball |
| Other side |
| Papal vestment |
| Part of a political debate |
| Peeping Tom |
| Picturesque town in 27-Across |
| Plaintive cry |
| Player of Priam in 'Troy' |
| Popular fragrance |
| Priest's subordinate |
| Rashly |
| River through Grenoble |
| Deviates at 74-Down |
| Disingenuous |
| Dull plodder |
| End of the definition |
| Enduring marks |
| Even if, briefly |
| Exuberance |
| Far-away connection |
| Fishing places |
| Fools |
| Fools |
| Garage work |
| Gaul invader |
| Get ready to take more pictures |
| Give out |
| Green-lighted |
| Grooving on |
| Grp. involved in a cleanup |
| Guayaquil's land |
| Guys |
| Hang on to |
| Hawaiian wedding ring? |
| He put people on the ropes |
| Here, to Henri |
| Hurry |
| Illustrator Silverstein |
| In a corner |
| In the event it's true |
| Initiative |
| It's usually hidden |
| Kind of check |
| King of France |
| Kitt who sang 'Santa Baby' |
| Kruger National Park sight |
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