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*1942 film with the line 'What makes saloonkeepers so snobbish?' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 17th, 2007 other clues |
| *They live on acres of Acre's |
| *Underwater creature whose males give birth |
| Actor Milo |
| Alternative to truth in a party game |
| Bar mitzvah dance |
| Barely cooked |
| Basketball venues |
| Bawled (out) |
| Be a pugilist |
| Blind ___ bat |
| Bobby's wife on 'Dallas' |
| Bor-r-ring voice |
| Camera eyes |
| Christie who created Hercule Poirot |
| Clamor |
| Commercials |
| Derisive laugh |
| Ensembles of eight |
| Evening hour |
| Far from harbor |
| Fort ___, N.J. |
| Goof |
| Had dinner at home |
| Hammed it up |
| How the answer to each of the nine starred clues repeats |
| Instrument that wails |
| It might need to be settled |
| Lead-in to while |
| Letters |
| Like a clock that has hands |
| Long-distance letters |
| Look inside? |
| Mario ___, Nintendo racing game |
| More ludicrous |
| More, in commercialese |
| Not at home |
| Nothing |
| Old llama herder |
| One with fingers crossed |
| Peter of 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips' |
| Plastic ___ Band |
| Popular aerobic program |
| Prefix with mural |
| River nymphs, in Greek myth |
| Rocker Ocasek |
| San ___, Argentina |
| Say, as a pledge |
| Secretive org. |
| Sets (down) |
| Slangy denial |
| Sportscaster Bob |
| Start liking |
| Sufficient, old-style |
| The 'S' in WASP |
| Throat part |
| Uno + uno + uno |
| Verbal nod |
| Walt Whitman's '___ the Body Electric' |
| When Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr dueled |
| Window area |
| Word before pool or park |
| You might crack one while playing |
| 'Illmatic' rapper |
| 'American Pie' beauty |
| 'Finger-lickin' good' restaurant |
| 'Get it?' |
| 'Help!' |
| 'Kapow!' |
| 'Me, Myself & ___,' 2000 Jim Carrey film |
| 'Nay' sayer |
| 'Well, that beats all!' |
| *Bench sharer |
| *Classic Chinese military treatise, with 'The' |
| *Fearful 1917-20 period |
| *Japanese grill |
| *Many-acred homes |
| *Rick Blaine in 17-Across, e.g. |
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