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Au ___ (how a French dip is served) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 17th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Don't hold back!' |
| 'La Cage ___ Folles' |
| 'Later!' |
| 'Let's see what you've got,' in poker |
| 'Licensed to ___' (1986 Beastie Boys album) |
| 'Love It or List It' channel |
| 'Peter Pan' dog |
| 'Stat' |
| 'Them's the breaks,' genteelly |
| 10 bucks, in slang |
| 1971 Tom Jones hit |
| 1992 Joe Pesci title role |
| All the oceans, colloquially |
| Assess, as a dress |
| Ball catcher |
| Banner with a single star |
| Big name in athletic shoes |
| Breakfast food item |
| Broccoli ___ (leafy vegetable) |
| Cancel |
| Car company headquartered in Palo Alto, Calif |
| Carrier to Oslo |
| Charged particles |
| Christianity, for one |
| Designation for the Buffalo Bisons and the Durham Bulls |
| Fishhook line |
| Fist-bump |
| Flatten |
| Footlong, for one |
| Gets by on, with 'out' |
| Great Basin people |
| Hearing-related |
| Hoarder's possible condition, briefly |
| Hospital patron |
| Imperiled |
| Info for a graduate |
| Instrument with a notable solo in Springsteen's 'Born to Run' |
| Internet messaging pioneer |
| Item that might go under several answers in this puzzle |
| Keeps it together |
| Kind of makeup |
| Kitchen shortening? |
| Like a superfan |
| Linguistic ending |
| Mama lobster |
| Menace in the 1957 film 'The Enemy Below' |
| Minor |
| Nameless woman |
| Nonsense |
| On the ___ (fleeing) |
| One of 18 French kings |
| Opposite of paix |
| Place that's 'beneath the blue suburban skies,' in a Beatles song |
| Regret |
| River in which Achilles was dipped |
| Sch. whose colors are 'true blue' and gold |
| See 39-Down |
| Serving of butter, as might go on top of several answers in this puzzle |
| Siri's digital cousin |
| Snake in 'The Jungle Book' |
| Sorcery |
| Spot for a flowerpot |
| Swim with the fishes, maybe |
| Syrup brand |
| Syrup brand |
| Terrific, in slang |
| Tie that binds, in Japan? |
| Title film character based on William Randolph Hearst |
| Totally committed |
| Train from Boston to Washington |
| Vane dir |
| W.W. II arena |
| Welds |
| With 40-Down, something tapped at a pub |
| [Horrors!] |
| ___ noche (tonight: Sp.) |
| ___ Spiegel |
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