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New York Times crossword of November 10th, 2002 other clues |
History Muse |
Human's tail? |
Husband of Frigg |
Indian royal |
Interferes |
It has a 1 3/4' diameter |
It's long on models |
Item on a chairlift |
Kentucky college or town |
Kind of chain |
Kind of page |
Laid-back quality |
Lance |
Magi's home |
Mesabi range find |
Music pub. giant |
Norm: Abbr. |
One subject of a 'Strange Case' in literature |
Oscar ___ Renta |
Princess plus Elvis? |
Temporal brinks |
Their parents are parasites |
Thermometer developer Celsius |
They're sometimes funny |
Thoracic structure |
Tolerate |
Tommie in Mets history |
Trim |
Trimmed |
Two things found at an Alaska casino? |
Vascular viae |
Visits |
Waterproofing material for paper |
Welcome words at La Guardia |
What a nutty golfer calls/is called? |
What an optometrist at a kindergarten examines? |
What Roy Rogers had with dinner? |
Where the Tajo and Ebro flow |
Wife of Esau |
Wine: Prefix |
With 110-Down, a beach sight |
Wow |
Zodiac figure |
___ gratia (in all kindness): Lat. |
___-eyed |
'David Copperfield' woman |
'Moulin Rouge' actress |
'Phooey!' |
A Beattie |
'There but for the grace of God ___' |
'Willow Song,' e.g. |
A Beatty |
A billionaire has a big one |
Auto racer Gordon |
Ball game |
Banish |
Basilica feature |
Bill ___, the Science Guy |
Boom makers, for short |
Bounder |
Brand |
Broten of hockey fame |
Bruin Phil, affectionately |
Caesar salad ingredients |
Civic group |
Computer programmers' expertise |
Concerns of a safety sprinkler system? |
Considerably |
Contracted |
Cookie man with a Yankee Doodle? |
Couch |
Coughlike utterance |
Crick site |
Cut and paste, e.g. |
Deck crew's boss, briefly |
Deg. from Parsons, perhaps |
Devotion |
Early seventh-century date |
Economic leader? |
Eke out a living |
Extended period |
Fictional Twelve Oaks neighbor |
Finalizes, as a deal |
Fleeces |
Fogies |
Gibson garnish |
Girl |
God's ___ (churchyard) |
Gregory's 'On the Beach' co-star |
Grp. that holds Blue and Gold Banquets |
Gung-ho quality |
Heart recipient |
Put in a 97-Across |
Qatar's capital |
Race site |
Regarding |
Register |
Remain undecided |
Remaining silent, sometimes |
Report on famine in utopia? |
Result of some sprees |
Return address letters? |
Ripoff |
Roasting rod |
Rodenticide name |
Rosefish by another name |
Sacramento's ___ Arena |
Sashes |
Schools of thought |
Scornful cries |
Seán O'Faoláin's 'Come Back to ___' |
Seconds |
See 9-Across |
Shrinks, e.g.: Abbr. |
Slipperiness exemplar |
Small |
Some are O.T.C. |
Something not to kick |
Something to chew on |
Something to kick |
Songbird |
Story of a leather worker who goes to seedy bars? |
Strong D.C. lobby |
Suburb, for one |
Subway fare? |
Suffix with schnozz |
Henri feminizer |
Jacket part |
Like a transient's qtrs., maybe |
Long Island county seat |
Noted lawyer with the 'It' Girl? |
O.T. book |
Painter Magritte |
Part of TNT |
Patriotic org. |
Peg Bundy portrayer ___ Sagal |
Penn. Ave. resident |
Place of higher education, in slang |
Playground retort |
Pork place |
Positive thinker's word |
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