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405, to Flavius crossword clue
C D V
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| New York Times crossword of May 14th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Is that so?' |
| 'The Late Show' airer |
| 'Told you so!' |
| 'Who ___?' |
| Abandoned |
| Accountant's list |
| Actor Don |
| Aggrandize |
| Aisle's head? |
| All-inclusive |
| Angel dust |
| Apple of Discord thrower |
| Average |
| Battle-torn Syrian city |
| Bedfellow |
| Blind side protector, usually, in an offensive line |
| Boneless cut |
| Bourgeoisie |
| Brangelina was one |
| Brings up a menu with a PC mouse |
| Catalyst |
| Charts again |
| Chaucer's tongue |
| Cherished by |
| City SSW of Seattle |
| Colossal head sculptors |
| Coming-out words |
| Contraction lacking just a 'v' |
| Contribute to a radio show |
| Creature also called a catamount |
| Credit card provider, e.g |
| Cry to a sled dog |
| Cult leader killed in the Waco siege |
| Debt-ridden |
| Dexterous one |
| Did a cobbler's job on |
| Director Guillermo ___ Toro |
| Disavows |
| Dropped out |
| Enter |
| Equal |
| Extreme |
| Fictional woodcutter |
| Fidel's brother |
| Figures out |
| Fin |
| First word in a Shakespeare title |
| First-year law student |
| Fishing item |
| Fox neighbor |
| Full of lip |
| Gliding step, in ballet |
| Glowing |
| Grand pooh-bahs |
| H.S.-level exam |
| Having correct opinions |
| Heathrow facilities |
| Hideouts |
| Home of the highest point in Africa |
| Home of Zeno and Parmenides |
| Huey, Dewey and Louie, e.g |
| Hybrid citrus |
| Indulging (oneself) in self-satisfaction |
| Inhabitant of the ocean's benthic zone |
| It lacks locks |
| Item for a cafeteria worker |
| Juicy bits, in slang |
| Knightstick? |
| La preceder |
| Lavish with attention |
| Line to a pilot? |
| Many 'Star Trek' characters, for short |
| Many profs |
| Mezzo-soprano, for female voices |
| Mushroom makers |
| Necklace parts |
| Neglected one, stereotypically |
| News highlights |
| No longer in the company, say |
| Nudge |
| One of the Nixon daughters |
| One using 32-Across, e.g |
| Onetime tool for talking online |
| Org. that delivers |
| Part of a chain |
| Part of a dead man's hand |
| Person pretty far up the corporate ladder |
| Peter out |
| Phoenix event |
| Poison victim's remedy |
| Power machine in woodworking |
| Prince Buster's genre |
| Profiting from the misfortunes of others |
| R&R by oneself |
| Rapper with the 4x platinum album 'Views' |
| Reindeer moss, e.g |
| Relative of a brasserie |
| Rescues a foundling, say |
| Rhythm |
| Roadside stop |
| Russian film director Tarkovsky |
| Sarah Palin, by birth |
| Searcher for 'the lost village,' in film |
| Setting for John Ford's 'My Darling Clementine' |
| Sibelius's 'Valse ___' |
| Sight at a red-carpet event |
| Singer/reality TV personality Aubrey |
| Sinus suffix |
| Smooch |
| Smooth transition |
| Start of a boast |
| Suburb of Minneapolis |
| Syringe sensations |
| Theft preventer ... or theft encourager |
| They may be unforced |
| They provide backing for churchgoers |
| Think over |
| Threaten to fall |
| Tool for talking online |
| Transform, as larvae |
| Treated with malice |
| U.S. heartland |
| Vinick's portrayer on 'The West Wing' |
| Vowed |
| Vulgar sort |
| Was belligerent |
| Waters and Kennedy |
| Whack |
| What old couches tend to do |
| Where teams that have little-to-no chance of winning are found |
| Where you might stop before going home |
| Whim |
| White House worker |
| Wings, to zoologists |
| Yoga equipment |
| You might find one under a Christmas tree |
| [That's painful!] |
| ___ Gunderson, sad sack on 'The Simpsons' |
| ___ up on (conspiring against) |
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