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___ Stix (powdered candy brand) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 1st, 2011 other clues |
| #2 or #3, say |
| '2001: A Space Odyssey' studio |
| 'Casablanca' role |
| 'Does not compute' |
| 'Goodness gracious!' |
| 'It's about time!' |
| 'Legs' band, 1984 |
| 'The Family Circus' cartoonist Keane |
| 'The Old Wives' Tale' playwright George |
| 'Ugh!' |
| '___ Mine' (George Harrison book) |
| *Coldest point |
| *Destination of 1911 |
| *Destitution |
| *Dunce's place |
| *First rung on a ladder |
| *Most awful thing you could imagine |
| 1970s rock genre |
| 20-ounce Starbucks order |
| 2012 Olympics site |
| 21, at a casino, say |
| 52 semanas |
| A laser might read it |
| Above all others |
| Actress Farrah |
| Almost every puppy has one |
| Baroque painter Hals |
| Big Apple media inits. |
| Big boats |
| Bob, e.g. |
| Bobby on the ice |
| Brain-racked state |
| Buddhist temple |
| Burger King vis-à-vis McDonald's, fittingly |
| Cable inits. |
| Charlemagne's realm: Abbr. |
| Close to one's heart |
| Coal, e.g. |
| Color again, as hair |
| Come into |
| Corrupt |
| Creator of Aslan and the White Witch |
| Dates determined by the lunisolar calendar |
| Davy Jones's locker |
| Declaration upon checking oneself into rehab |
| Director's cry |
| Do followers |
| Doctor whose patients never pay the bills |
| Dogie, e.g. |
| Dost possess |
| Fifth-century invader |
| Foie ___ |
| Founder of an eponymous berry farm |
| Freckle |
| From ___ Z |
| Gardener, at times |
| Go-between: Abbr. |
| Graduates |
| Hinny's mother |
| Hits and runs? |
| Hits or runs |
| Holdup |
| Home for clover lovers |
| Introductory drawing class |
| It may have a cross to bear |
| Ixnay |
| Kiss, in 34-Down |
| Kwik-E-Mart operator |
| Late-week cry |
| Leonidas' kingdom |
| Like stars on a clear night |
| Little, in Lyon |
| Luxury hotel along Manhattan's Central Park, with 'the' |
| Many a flower girl |
| Mendes of 'Hitch' |
| Messing of 'Will & Grace' |
| Minute, informally |
| Mohawked muscleman |
| Monopoly util. |
| Most sacred building in Islam |
| Naan cooker |
| Nickelodeon dog |
| Noted weakness? |
| One keeping a watch on someone? |
| One of three for H20 |
| One who may be removed |
| One with a deadly tongue |
| Ones running shoulder to shoulder? |
| Optimist's phrase under adverse circumstances ... or a hint to completing the answers to the six starred clues |
| Ottoman bigwig |
| Over three-quarters of bunsenite |
| Pay ending |
| Pennsylvanie, e.g. |
| Pick |
| Pitch |
| Place to get a yo-yo or choo-choo |
| Plat du ___ |
| Pluto, to Saturn |
| Poet's 'before' |
| Prefix with information |
| Principal's charge: Abbr. |
| Pub order |
| Quarters that haven't been picked up? |
| Rapscallion |
| Real softball |
| Reversal |
| Rich cake |
| Russian legislature |
| Scuba mouthpiece attachment |
| Settle a score |
| Shakespearean prince |
| She, in Rome |
| Sheer, informally |
| Skin-and-bones |
| Slippery ___ |
| Some miniatures |
| Some pipe joints |
| Something with one or more sides |
| Specks of dust |
| Start to fix? |
| Steal |
| Stub ___ |
| Surprise birthday parties often involve them |
| Swine swill |
| Tacitly agree with |
| Tamed tigers, say |
| Teatime biscuit |
| They're hypothetical |
| Things in locks |
| Times in classifieds |
| Town House alternative |
| Unwelcome guest |
| Verne captain |
| Where lavalava skirts are worn |
| Wirehair of the silver screen |
| Wood shaper |
| Years on end |
| ___ Lingus |
| ___ Mahal |
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