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Let me guess, you have been playing New York Times crossword and got stuck on the clue Antarctica, so to speak.
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Antarctica, so to speak crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 30th, 2015 other clues |
| 'At-ten-SHUN!,' e.g |
| 'Lincoln' or 'Gandhi' |
| 'Game of Thrones' airer |
| 'No ___' ('Sure thing') |
| 'That's really cool!' |
| '___ on both your houses!' |
| Almost any character on 'The Big Bang Theory' |
| At the home of, abroad |
| Bamako is its capital |
| Beelike |
| Big inits. in bowling |
| Big ray |
| Big shrimp |
| Bloodhound's asset |
| Center of excellence? |
| Chutzpah |
| Competent |
| Dead-on |
| Equipment at fast-food restaurants |
| Everglades transport |
| Federal Reserve chairman under four presidents |
| Film character who says 'Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things' |
| Fine, e.g |
| Football Hall-of-Famer with a nickname befitting his elusiveness on the field |
| French comic series that has sold 350+ million copies worldwide |
| Goofed |
| Incessantly |
| Last performer at Woodstock, informally |
| Last royal house of Italy |
| Letter after wye |
| Letter-shaped construction piece |
| Lip-puckering |
| Long time |
| Maestro Zubin |
| Man's name that's a homophone of 16-Across |
| Many rushers |
| Met or Card |
| Modern version of 'Jumping Jehoshaphat!' |
| Moon in 'Return of the Jedi' |
| Nix |
| No. 2s |
| Nondairy coffee additive |
| Old knockoff of an IBM product |
| One- or two-piece attire, for short |
| Palm starch |
| Part of Y.S.L |
| Physics Nobelist who pioneered in quantum mechanics |
| Rikki-tikki-___ |
| Royal title |
| Ruddiness |
| Sales reps maintain them: Abbr |
| See 35-Down |
| See 64-Across |
| See 64-Across |
| Simian cousin of a 55-Down |
| Simian cousin of a 56-Down |
| Sinful |
| Small inlet |
| Some still-life fruit |
| Something that makes a difference? |
| Soon-to-be grads |
| String quartet member |
| Struck (out) |
| Sums: Abbr |
| The shakes, for short |
| The Who's 'Who ___ You' |
| Title for M.L.K. Jr |
| Trading place in Japan: Abbr |
| Try to avoid getting punched, say |
| TV monitors? |
| Vast expanse |
| With 32-Down, 1950s counterculture figures |
| With 65- and 66-Across, when to sing the song in the circled squares |
| Yanqui |
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