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Apples can be compared to them crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 18th, 2005 other clues |
| 'Dig?' |
| 'For the ___ and radiant maiden': Poe |
| 'Good ___!' |
| 'Have a nice weekend
heh-heh' |
| 'High Spirits' star, 1988 |
| 'I can't read your handwriting!' |
| 'If I could digress for a moment
' |
| 'My lecture's done, but we still have five minutes' |
| 'That's ___!' |
| 'The Aviator' actor, 2004 |
| 'You, in the front row!' |
| 'Your grades aren't what they should be' |
| '___ take arms against a sea of troubles': Hamlet |
| 27 for 56-Across, e.g.: Abbr. |
| 50-Across's partner |
| Any of TV's Simpsons |
| Appraiser |
| Babealicious |
| Beard |
| Behind |
| Best replacement |
| Black holes, e.g. |
| Blurted (out) |
| Bottom lines |
| Brian of rock |
| Caesarean delivery? |
| Cantillated |
| Cap sites |
| Car maker whose name is Latin |
| Certain guilty pleasure |
| Controversial 50's event |
| County of Dover, Delaware
or Dover, England |
| Cousin of Muhammad |
| Cracked |
| Crowd attractor |
| Cry of success |
| Cutting down, after 'on' |
| Dig |
| Diplomat Deane of early America |
| Docent's offering |
| E'en if |
| Element in magnetic alloys |
| Ending of many toothpaste names |
| Endorphin, e.g. |
| Fall locale |
| Family |
| Father or son Joad in 'The Grapes of Wrath' |
| Feminine suffix |
| Feminine suffix |
| First name in modeling |
| French satellite-launching rocket |
| German coal city |
| Gets |
| Go through slowly |
| Good time to collect seashells |
| Govt. org. with a flower in its logo |
| Great American Ballpark team |
| Hardy girl |
| Having four sharps |
| Heads of états |
| In the initial phases |
| Index fingers, in a children's hand game |
| Inhuman |
| Inlet |
| Is multitudinous |
| Isn't joking |
| It lacks 93-Across |
| It works like a charm |
| Its musical ID is just the notes G, E and C |
| Last lines |
| Le soleil, par exemple |
| Like Charlie Chaplin |
| Like raccoons |
| Like some Bedouins |
| Like some effects |
| Listening to Muzak, maybe |
| Literary dueler |
| Marine killer |
| Meatloaf serving |
| Melodramatic |
| Mona ___ smile |
| Neb. neighbor |
| Netanyahu's successor |
| Not take for credit |
| Objects of envy |
| Old German duchy name |
| Old literary inits. |
| One of six Russian rulers |
| Open case |
| Opportune |
| Part of a speller's clarification |
| Parts of hearts |
| Philosopher Descartes |
| Polite question |
| Port container |
| Pound with a metric system? |
| Pourer's request |
| Proceed nonchalantly |
| Professors' environs |
| Quadrennial White House administration |
| Record problem |
| Relative of a potato |
| Reynolds Wrap maker |
| Riddle-me-___ |
| Ridicule |
| River of W.W. I |
| San Francisco street named for a president |
| Sarah Josepha ___, who wrote 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' |
| Serenades, as the moon |
| Set of values |
| Seven-time French Open winner |
| Sharp |
| Siren |
| Slate, e.g., for short |
| Some bills |
| Some have black eyes |
| Sore throat remedy |
| Spaced (out) |
| Spy's gizmo |
| Stamp letters |
| Start of a decision-making process |
| Steamed |
| Submit |
| Successful film franchise starting in 1979 |
| Takes off |
| Technique for viewing some slides? |
| Ten Commandments word |
| The Beatles, once |
| The lonely goatherd, in a 'Sound of Music' song |
| Track event |
| Track runner? |
| Trojan horse |
| Turn off |
| Uncle ___ rice |
| Verve |
| Vikings' org. |
| W.W. II conference site |
| Was a good dog, perhaps |
| Ziegfeld Follies costume designer |
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