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Alibi ___ (Ring Lardner character) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 22nd, 2009 other clues |
| '... then again, I could be wrong' |
| 'A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a ___; what else does a man need to be happy?': Albert Einstein |
| 'Alas ...' |
| 'At-ten-SHUN!,' e.g. |
| 'Bah!' |
| 'Full House' actress Loughlin |
| 'On the Beach' author |
| 'Quo vadis?' speaker |
| 'Son of Frankenstein' role |
| 'Su-u-ure' |
| 'x' in an equation |
| 'Zoom-zoom' sloganeer |
| '___ Care of Business' (1974 hit) |
| '___ the Sons' (Gay Talese best seller) |
| 24 of them = 100%: Abbr. |
| Accept responsibility |
| After-Christmas sale shoppers, e.g. |
| Author Asquith of children's books |
| Balkan native |
| Based on ___ story |
| Basic cooking instruction |
| Big A.T.M. maker |
| Big name in real estate |
| Brave activity |
| Bygone party attire |
| Certain m.p.g. rating: Abbr. |
| Cheeky |
| Christian of the cloth? |
| Classic name in chain restaurants |
| Conflict of 1973 |
| Corps veterans |
| Desert in the Southwest |
| Designer Miller |
| Down |
| Dull, hollow sound |
| Easily beat all the competition |
| Energy source |
| Engagement gift |
| English poet laureate Henry |
| Eponymous Dr. Alzheimer |
| Évian and others |
| Eye affliction |
| Fair-haired |
| Fancy salad ingredients |
| Feeling no pain |
| Fjord, for example |
| Flowering shrub |
| French beverage |
| Fünf minus vier |
| Get ready to take off |
| Go on and on |
| Gray side |
| Green-eyed monster |
| H.S. class |
| Harried |
| Having only the forepart visible, as a beast in heraldry |
| Help desk sign |
| Hirohito's title: Abbr. |
| Historian's Muse |
| Home of Mondrian's 'Broadway Boogie Woogie' |
| Home of St. Catherine |
| In Sicily it's about 10,920 ft. high |
| It may be fine or fine art |
| Juan's 'those' |
| K-12 |
| Killer ___ |
| Leaves |
| Like some petticoats |
| Like, with 'to' |
| Los Angeles's ___-Sinai Medical Center |
| Made more attractive? |
| Man with cups and pieces |
| Manuscript marks noting possible errors |
| Mechanical |
| Michelangelo's David, e.g. |
| Montréal-___ International Airport |
| Munic. official |
| Nashville 11 |
| Often-anonymous intimidation technique |
| Old Italian bread |
| One with prier engagements? |
| Ones working on columns, for short |
| Origin |
| Painful prod |
| Papier-___ |
| Part of a family |
| Part of an academic address |
| Peace Nobelist from South Africa |
| Penne ___ vodka |
| Petty |
| Pianist José |
| Princess of literature |
| Pro ___ |
| Protrude |
| Quark/antiquark pairs |
| Raise hell |
| Rear of a galley |
| Rear-___ |
| River separating continents |
| Rogen of 'Knocked Up' |
| Ron of 'Tarzan' |
| Sacred Hindu text |
| Sch. near the Rio Grande |
| Scratches (out) |
| Second, e.g. |
| See 84-Down |
| Showcase Showdown prize, perhaps |
| Showed disdain, in a way |
| Shows in a theater |
| Singular |
| Singular praise? |
| Sodium hydroxide, chemically |
| Sometimes-satin items of apparel |
| Speakeasy supply |
| Spinning |
| Squishy stuff |
| Star of 1950s TV's 'The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin' |
| Stripe |
| Subject of a nursery rhyme that has only eight different words |
| Symphony, e.g. |
| They're often scheduled at noon |
| This is a test |
| Thomas Hardy's ___ Heath |
| Traveler's alternative to 47-Across |
| Traveler's alternative to 90-Down |
| Turned on the waterworks |
| Typeface imitative of handwriting |
| Untagged, in tag |
| Untouchable, say |
| Was |
| Wearing a long dress and a collar buttoned to the top, maybe |
| Where 51-Down was martyred |
| With 62-Across, comic's challenge |
| Words of explanation |
| Young woman, old-style |
| ___ double life |
| ___ nerve (funny bone tingler) |
| ___ Nurmi, the Flying Finn |
| ___ Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead |
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