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1950 Medicine Nobelist Philip Showalter ___ crossword clue
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| Tease playfully |
| The Jacksons once had them |
| They may be charged in the water |
| To converse |
| Under states? |
| Usher in |
| Valium manufacturer |
| Vinegar vessels |
| Wedded |
| What a H.S. dropout may get |
| What an old yearbook may elicit |
| What makes a bloom blossom? |
| Whiskey cocktail |
| With hands on hips |
| Wore |
| Work on getting down |
| World capital since 1923 |
| Yearbook sect. |
| Zero |
| Zip |
| ___ price |
| ___-Altaic languages |
| ___-majeste |
| 'Arrowsmith' wife |
| 'Interested?' |
| 'Intersection' star, 1994 |
| 'The Dying Animal' novelist |
| 'Phooey!' |
| 'Still Crazy' star |
| 'The Human Condition' author Arendt |
| 'The Merry Widow' composer |
| '___ out!' |
| 13 pontiffs |
| 14-Down alternative |
| 1999 Denzel Washington role |
| 6:50, say |
| Acid neutralizer |
| Admission of defeat |
| Air Force general Chennault |
| Airport info |
| Altruistic |
| Angelina played her in 'Tomb Raider' |
| Any of several Norse royals |
| Basic procedures, informally |
| Best-selling David Guterson novel made into a 1999 film |
| Bid first |
| Bien's opposite |
| Bust |
| By far |
| Bygone blade |
| Californie, e.g. |
| Campaign funding grp. |
| Capt.'s inferior |
| Certain ware |
| Chick's tail? |
| Christmas carol opener |
| Co. name ender |
| Coll. hoops competition |
| Collapsed |
| Come to terms |
| Contended |
| Crabs |
| Culture starter |
| Curtis of cosmetics |
| Dandy |
| Debugging device? |
| Declaration starting a demonstration |
| Dipsomaniacs |
| Drink since 1905 |
| Drudge of the Internet |
| Early whirlybird |
| Evidence that one's taken? |
| Falling (over) |
| Org. for makers of pins |
| Pants part |
| Part of R.S.V.P. |
| Partner |
| Pasta ___ (dish mentioned in 'That's Amore') |
| Pay high honor to |
| Performer in plaid, perhaps |
| Plain |
| Prefix with -graphy |
| Prior to |
| Put off |
| Quick mating ritual? |
| Quotation book abbr. |
| Refuse at sea |
| Repulse |
| Saturn satellite |
| Scandinavian goddess of fate |
| Sets apart |
| Slick makeup |
| Sloppy |
| Slowing, in mus. |
| Snare |
| Some daisies |
| Still in play |
| Stockpile |
| Stormed |
| Stretch |
| Stretch on the throne |
| Strict follower? |
| Subsist |
| Susan's 'All My Children' role |
| Fancy |
| Final authorities |
| Generation |
| Gives a spritz, perhaps |
| Golfers' wear: Var. |
| Greek earth goddess: Var. |
| Greek god of the upper air |
| Homeowner's pymt. |
| Île-___, Québec |
| Indigo |
| Is down with |
| It may be drawn in the bathroom |
| It may be sought in a rush |
| It might be airtight |
| Joint problems |
| Kind of network |
| Kind of wolf |
| Law official |
| Limit |
| Look over |
| Mad magazine cartoonist Drucker |
| Make out |
| Many a scholarship provider |
| Marine Band standard |
| Market segment |
| Michelin product |
| Miller's output |
| Monopoly card info |
| Mossback |
| Museo works |
| Nickname opposite of Beanpole |
| No longer nurses |
| Not obligatorily |
| O.K., in a way |
| One scratching the surface? |
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