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1899 gold rush destination crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 22nd, 2018 other clues |
| '... but I could be wrong' |
| 'Don't panic' |
| 'Get ___' |
| 'Party Up (Up in Here)' rapper, 2000 |
| 'Police Line - Do Not Cross' material |
| 'Same with me' |
| 'Selma' director DuVernay |
| 'Uhh ...' |
| 'What ___ thou?' |
| A state of rapture |
| A.F.L. partner |
| Actresses Field and Hawkins |
| Agricultural locale that's weed-friendly? |
| All-too-common V.A. diagnosis |
| Auto repair chain |
| Bacon runoff |
| Balance |
| Ballet choreography? |
| Be absolutely awesome |
| Beaut |
| Bedbug, e.g |
| Black ___ |
| Blemish for a straight-A student |
| Book after Jonah |
| Boundary between the earth and the underworld, in myth |
| Boxcars half |
| Breakfast order at a diner |
| Broody genre |
| Bugs's cartoon pursuer |
| Build up |
| Butts |
| Cartoonist Thomas |
| Cockeyed |
| Corroded |
| Demeaners of the #MeToo movement, say |
| Depletes |
| Down's counterpart: Abbr |
| Draws |
| Dungeons & Dragons, e.g., for short |
| Early Chinese dynasty |
| Eat a little here, a little there |
| Emotionally developed |
| Equilibrium |
| Event for Jesus described in Matthew 3:13-17 |
| Expatriate |
| Fall guy |
| February birthstones |
| FEMA offering |
| Fickleness of life |
| First name on the Supreme Court |
| Firstborn |
| Florida city whose name ends with two state postal abbreviations |
| Forte's opposite |
| Gay ___ |
| Giggle syllable |
| Greek god of sleep |
| Grub |
| Having gone tit for tat |
| High flier |
| Hives, e.g |
| Hoosier hoopster |
| Humiliate |
| Hyphen's longer cousin |
| III or IV, maybe |
| In days of yore |
| Iowa senator elected in 2014 |
| It's a wrap |
| James who was nominated for a 1967 Grammy for 'Tell Mama' |
| Journalist Fallaci |
| Kegler's org |
| Kind of tide |
| Lambaste |
| Like the digit '0' in 2018? |
| Looped in, in a way |
| Loses intentionally |
| Lumbering, say |
| Make |
| Makes eye contact before undressing? |
| Makes potable, in a way |
| Mean-spirited sort |
| Minor setback |
| Monsoons |
| Notable whose name is an anagram of GALORE |
| Number between nueve and once |
| Ocean buildup |
| Old flames |
| One of five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council |
| One reading up on infant care, maybe |
| Orbitz booking |
| Org. with evening meetings |
| Parent wearing your Superman costume? |
| Part of a stockyard |
| Places for conductors |
| Politician inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame |
| Popular Mexican folk song |
| Positioned |
| Probably will |
| Put on an act? |
| Put out |
| R.B.I.s or H.R.s |
| R.p.m. indicator |
| Racy film |
| Rarity in a Polish name? |
| Reynolds of 'Deadpool' |
| Richard Gere title role |
| Root beer brand since 1937 |
| RR ___ |
| Script suggestion about starting the fight scene? |
| Skipper, informally |
| Some arm bones |
| Southernmost Ivy |
| Sport |
| Subjects of an apartment restriction |
| Supergiant in Cygnus |
| T-shirt size: Abbr |
| Take for granted |
| Tally, in Britain |
| The 'A' of I.P.A |
| The 'e' of i.e |
| The New Yorker cartoonist Chast |
| The sun, for one |
| Tip of the tongue? |
| Title city in a 1960 #1 song |
| Trail mix bit |
| Treeless plain |
| Trunk |
| University of Illinois city |
| Vituperated |
| Wall St. worker |
| Was harder for the bronco buster to hold on to? |
| What the classics stand |
| When doubled, a 2010s dance craze |
| Wide-eyed type |
| Widening of the mouth? |
| Willa who wrote 'My Ántonia' |
| Year abroad |
| ___ whale |
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