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A bit past lunch hour crossword clue
O N E T E N
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| New York Times crossword of June 3rd, 2010 other clues |
| 'I did it!' |
| 'I won the lottery!' feeling |
| 'John Adams' airer |
| 'Pay ___ mind' |
| 'Regrettably ...' |
| 'Salute to the sun' discipline |
| 'That blew right by me' |
| '___ I can help it!' |
| 1994 Jodie Foster role |
| Bring to ___ |
| Broadway's Brynner |
| Cart |
| Case worker: Abbr. |
| Character in Tasso's 'Jerusalem Delivered' |
| Composer Prokofiev |
| Corkscrews and bow ties |
| Couldn't take |
| Curer |
| Dress shop section |
| Egypt's Temple of ___ |
| End piece? |
| Essential part of a grand tour |
| Fit |
| Follows, as advice |
| Fools |
| Fully, in a way |
| Get ready to play, say |
| Have a reflection? |
| Having harmony |
| Hook alternative |
| How oysters may be served |
| It's often said to be 'up' |
| Kookaburra |
| Lanai and Maui: Abbr. |
| Lee with a 2005 Oscar |
| Like doodles |
| Locale for Osama bin Laden |
| Lot |
| Make |
| Mexican relative |
| Mother of the winds, in Greek myth |
| Not busy |
| Observant Muslim, at times |
| One of the sisters in Chekhov's 'Three Sisters' |
| Onetime J.F.K. arrivals |
| Palindromic woman's name |
| Pope with a 27-day pontificate |
| Prepare to tweet, say |
| Presumptuous sort |
| Puppeteer Tony |
| Red head? |
| Saturated hydrocarbon |
| Screwball |
| Soil: Prefix |
| Some family reuners |
| Subject for Chagall and Cassatt |
| Subject of some bargaining |
| Sun Bowl city |
| Tiny electrical measure |
| Title word after 'Pineapple' or 'Maple Leaf' |
| TV-over-breakfast inits. |
| Unoccupied |
| Utility's power-saving stratagem |
| Wears (away) |
| When repeated, capital city of 11,000 |
| Where the x and y axes meet |
| Wig out |
| ___ Davis, first African-American to win a Heisman |
| ___ ease |
| ___ were |
| ___-Ball |
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