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What a king may be worth crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 8th, 2011 other clues |
| Bravery |
| Column addition? |
| Contents of some charges |
| Cry before someone snaps |
| Earthquake, e.g. |
| Egg holder |
| English Midlands city that is home to the largest outdoor covered market in Europe |
| Gain ___ on |
| Have lower priority than |
| In a person's immediate vicinity |
| It may take a few hops |
| It's all burned up |
| It's just wrong |
| It's made every day |
| Jumper, for one |
| Least attended |
| Louisiana ___: Abbr. |
| No extras |
| Not go out |
| One of its official languages is Eng. |
| One of the 13 orig. colonies |
| Ones sharing a branch of a tree |
| Onetime D.D.E. command |
| Original 'What's My Line?' host John |
| Pitcher's catcher? |
| Place for an iris |
| Poet's time of day |
| Price abbr. |
| Promgoers, typically: Abbr. |
| Raging |
| See 9-Across |
| Seven-time Rose Bowl winner, in brief |
| Shipping units: Abbr. |
| Snap a snap on, say |
| Solution amts. |
| St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr. |
| All burned up |
| 'Consider ...' |
| 'You shouldn't have!' |
| 1856 antislavery novel |
| 1961 leader |
| Adversaries of 7-Down |
| Atlas, e.g. |
| Banned fruit spray |
| Bars |
| Basketful of clothes |
| Beaks |
| Store person: Abbr. |
| Sweet to the ears |
| The Berlin Wall started as one in 1961 |
| They may be hard-pressed to work |
| This, for example, with 'the' |
| Those south of the border |
| Thriller author Follett |
| Twisted in a bad way |
| Umpires' wear |
| Unit of resistance |
| Unlikely prom king |
| Winery fixture |
| With 44-Down, conflict between 7-Down and the 34-Down |
| Writer of 31-Across |
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