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| New York Times crossword of March 29th, 2015 other clues |
| Free |
| Go wild |
| Grp. with a launch party? |
| Hard and unyielding |
| Having five sharps |
| High-tech surveillance acronym |
| Hold it! |
| Identical to |
| Isn't completely truthful |
| It holds a lock in place |
| It may be on the tip of your tongue |
| It might say 'Happy Birthday!' |
| It's in the 60s |
| Jeff Lynne's band, for short |
| Leaves of grass |
| Less deserving of a laugh, say |
| Letters after Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's name |
| Like some titmice |
| Like the headline 'ELVIS FATHERED MY ALIEN BABY' |
| Lines from Homer and Erasmus |
| Lit |
| Major account |
| Make the podium |
| Marie Antoinette, par exemple |
| Marshy place, perhaps |
| Maryland's largest city, informally |
| Menial |
| Mess (around) |
| More slapstick |
| Never |
| Newbie: Var |
| Novelist McEwan |
| Old lab burners |
| One calling foul? |
| Option for a quick exit |
| Part of a jumbo trail mix? |
| Patch of land |
| Photoshop user, e.g |
| President John Tyler's wife |
| Projected image |
| Pub fixture |
| Put in play |
| Quaint letter opener |
| Quiet period |
| Refrain syllable |
| Rock singer? |
| Sealer, maybe |
| Senator Mike from Wyoming |
| Sharp turn |
| Sheer |
| Showstopper? |
| Site of a 1776 George Washington victory in the Revolutionary War |
| Small drums |
| Some art projections |
| Some black-tie events |
| Something you might get a charge out of |
| Sorry sort |
| Spiral-horned antelopes |
| Start to lose it |
| State on the Miss |
| Suffered from |
| Tangerine or peach |
| Tasty |
| They might grab some food before a flight |
| Thomas Jefferson and Calvin Coolidge, e.g |
| Tied up |
| TV ET |
| U.K. honour |
| Up-to-the-minute |
| Vietnam ___ |
| Visibly stunned |
| Washington post? |
| Waxing and waning, e.g |
| Whale constellation |
| When repeated, a child's meal |
| When school's open |
| Wild |
| Will Smith biopic |
| Wintry mixes |
| Yadda, yadda, yadda |
| ___ brothers, inventors of the motion picture |
| ___ Fisher Hall, longtime venue at Lincoln Center |
| ___ Hardware |
| ___ Rudolph, U.S. sprinter who won three golds in the 1960 Olympics |
| ___ season |
| ___-bodied |
| 'Me as well!' |
| '12-Point Type: A History'? |
| 'C'est magnifique!' |
| 'Delphine' author Madame de ___ |
| 'In that case ...' |
| 'Is that so?' |
| 'Network,' for one |
| 'No fishing here!'? |
| 'Ta-da!' |
| 'When dealing with people, let us remember we are not dealing with creatures of ___': Dale Carnegie |
| 'When I was ___ ...' |
| 1965 hitmakers Dino, ___ & Billy |
| A minimus is a little one |
| Agent for Bogart's partner? |
| Ambushed |
| Ancient Assyrian foe |
| Ancient Peruvian using Netflix? |
| Auto pioneer Karl |
| Bar order that's not drunk |
| Barely touch, as a meal |
| Be up |
| Board's opposite |
| Bouncer's concern |
| British racetrack site |
| Capone henchman |
| Catholic rite |
| Cause of a great loss? |
| China's Lao-___ |
| Classic British Jaguar |
| Classic theater |
| Comment to an annoying blackjack dealer? |
| Concerning |
| Criticism |
| Declare |
| Dog whose rocket went off course? |
| Early stone tool |
| East Coast national park |
| Egyptian king overthrown in a 1952 revolution |
| Ending with Vietnam |
| Exactly 72, maybe |
| Filmmaker Riefenstahl |
| First name on the 'America's Got Talent' panel |
| Fist bump, in slang |
| Folded like a fan |
| Force divided by area, in physics |
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