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Agatha and Dahlia, in P. G. Wodehouse books crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 14th, 2006 other clues |
| 'Beauty is truth, truth beauty' writer |
| 'Did you ___?!' |
| 'Hostel' director ___ Roth |
| 'Goldberg Variations' composer |
| Fuddy-duddy |
| G |
| Garden spot |
| Gilbert & Sullivan princess |
| Gillette brand |
| Girder with flanges |
| Group that includes the U.A.E. |
| Grp. involved in 'the Troubles' |
| Hairstyling need |
| Half-German/half-Indian film hero |
| Honored alumni, usually |
| Hoof handlers |
| Hot room, colloquially |
| Hunter slain by Artemis |
| Intersected |
| It may come with a gift |
| It serves many courses: Abbr. |
| It surrounds the Isle of Man |
| Juicer |
| L. L. Bean competitor |
| Lacking sense |
| Leftmost digital watch no. |
| Lettuce type |
| Like some mushrooms |
| Little-known |
| Ludicrous |
| M.I.T.'s ___ School of Management |
| Made fun of, in a way |
| Mini-maps |
| Molière comedy, with 'The' |
| Moo goo gai pan pan |
| Mountain nymph |
| Not the most reliable set of wheels |
| Obstructor of congress? |
| One of the Bobbsey twins |
| 'I hope to see London once ___ I die': 'Henry IV, Part 2' |
| 'New Look' pioneer |
| 'Son of ___!' |
| 'The Time Machine' race |
| 'What nonsense!' |
| 'What ___ care?' |
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| 1950 film that retells the same events four times |
| 1998 De Niro thriller |
| 2000 Elton John/Tim Rice musical |
| 3-D figures |
| Actress Merkel |
| Ancient Turkish dynasty founder |
| Appeals to |
| Appropriate |
| Bear in mind |
| Became an item |
| Whistle wearer |
| White-collar position |
| ___ Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Lent |
| ___ ware (Japanese porcelain) |
| Big ___ |
| Big guy |
| Blubberless marine mammals |
| Boon to Scottish tourism |
| Brother of Ham and Japheth |
| Bugs that live in trees |
| Carnegie's cronies |
| Carry with effort |
| Casino fixture |
| Cereal grass |
| Certain ID check |
| Clipped |
| Cognizance |
| Collection agcy.? |
| Comment made after jumping in a pool, maybe |
| Count |
| Country |
| Cross shape |
| Cymbal in a drum kit |
| Daughter of Uranus |
| Does a run |
| Drink served in a tall glass |
| Eastern way |
| Ending with defer or refer |
| Escort's offering |
| Eye sockets |
| Farm pitcher |
| Faultfinders |
| First of all |
| Five or ten, say |
| Flavor lender |
| Florida's ___ Beach |
| Fluoroscope inventor |
| Former Hong Kong leader Tung ___ Hwa |
| Out of sorts |
| Passed (away) |
| Picks |
| Pillbox quantities |
| Potsherds |
| Recycle bin fillers |
| Refresher |
| Render unavailable |
| Rest cure destination |
| Reuters competitor |
| Ring duo |
| Rtes. |
| Schindler's business partner in 'Schindler's List' |
| Shabby treatment |
| Sleeping sickness carriers |
| Snakes with vestigial limbs |
| Soirees |
| Sonata movements |
| Sonatas, e.g. |
| Sports ___ |
| Star followers |
| Startled cry |
| State strongly |
| Subject of a Michelangelo sculpture |
| Super-duper |
| Tap sites |
| The place of one's fodder? |
| Throaty sound |
| Took in |
| Traditional Christmas Eve meal in Germany |
| Under a false name, briefly |
| Unsuccessful, as a mission |
| Westminster area |
| What this puzzle's circled spaces represent |
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