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Animal that eats while floating on its back crossword clue
O T T E R
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| New York Times crossword of February 22nd, 2009 other clues |
| '70s small-screen role for Robert Young |
| 'Annie' song with the lyric 'Too busy / Too crazy / Too hot / Too cold / Too late / I'm sold' |
| 'Hah!' |
| 'Hamlet' star, 1990 |
| 'I Saw ___ Again' (1966 hit for the Mamas & the Papas) |
| '___ bien!' |
| '___ Live,' longtime Food Network show |
| '___ we all?' |
| 1969 Dustin Hoffman role |
| 2003 Afghani film that won a Golden Globe |
| Actress ___ Marie Saint |
| Alphabetical foursome |
| Anatomical passages |
| Animate |
| Author Rand |
| Auto shop offerings |
| B-2 or B-52 |
| Barrett of Pink Floyd |
| Belgian city in W.W. I fighting |
| Better |
| Big auto parts chain |
| Boris Karloff title role, with 'the' |
| Bronte heroine |
| Brown |
| Cafeteria supply |
| Cat Stevens's faith |
| Chem., for one |
| Chinchilla, e.g. |
| Cockeyed |
| Comparable to a rose? |
| Crack up |
| Cruciverbalist's Step 1 |
| Deface |
| Desktop array |
| Driver of a 72-Down |
| DVD adjuncts |
| Dwindles |
| Elementary school trio |
| Elevator stop |
| Fanatical |
| Finish shooting |
| Fixed, as tiles |
| Fluctuates wildly |
| Fort Meade org. |
| French equivalent |
| Functions |
| Geometric fig. |
| Germany's __ National Park |
| Get a load of |
| Gild the lily |
| Gist |
| Grieve |
| Hedingham Castle locale |
| Inclination |
| Island off Tuscany |
| It takes the cake |
| Jacuzzi |
| Judges |
| Kitchen gadget company |
| Labor grp. since 1935 |
| Law firm aide, for short |
| Letter addenda: Abbr. |
| Lid irritation |
| Like rams and lambs |
| Long-distance call? |
| Memory principle |
| Milo of 'The Verdict,' 1982 |
| Modern advertising medium |
| Molecular biology topic |
| N.F.L. tiebreakers |
| Napoléon, for one |
| Negative conjunction |
| Night crawler |
| One edition of the Wall Street Journal |
| Org. with the Red Auerbach Trophy |
| Page-oner |
| Payroll IDs |
| Penthouse feature |
| Pet ___ |
| Pope after John X |
| Popular women's fragrance |
| Pound the keys |
| Pressing need? |
| Pro or con |
| Product once pitched by Bill Cosby |
| Purposeful |
| Pussycat |
| Put to sleep |
| Response to a bad call |
| Rest |
| Riviera resort |
| Setting for Melville's 'Omoo' |
| Shampoo directive |
| Sharply hit baseball |
| Significant time |
| Simmons competitor |
| Skin-related |
| Slug follower? |
| Some money transfers |
| Some residents |
| Song holder |
| Soothsayer's subject |
| Spring locale |
| Step 2 |
| Step 3 |
| Step 4 |
| Step 5 |
| Step 6 (the payoff) |
| Stocking shade |
| Suburb of Minneapolis |
| Target of a youth outreach program |
| The mother lode |
| The twist, once |
| They have loads to do |
| They keep you from passing |
| They're not buying it |
| They, to Thérèse |
| To be, to Claudius |
| Troubled |
| Turned bad |
| Turner of records |
| Twig, to a bird |
| Twin-___ aircraft |
| Typing speed stat. |
| Unconvincing |
| Virginia's historic ___ Highway |
| Walletful |
| Where I's cross?: Abbr. |
| Word with duty or set |
| World's top-selling car model starting in 1997 |
| Zip |
| ___ Fleck and the Flecktones |
| ___ Hayes of 'The Mod Squad' |
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