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New York Times crossword of May 28th, 2006 other clues |
Kung ___ chicken |
La ___, Bolivia |
Lead-in for long |
Like a spent campfire |
'___ Mio' |
Like about half the world's pop. |
3.26 light-years |
Like ears |
Abandon the Centennial State? |
45-Down in Russian |
Like Twizzlers, usually |
43-Down in English |
Longtime Ferrara family name |
A.L. or N.L. Central city |
Made multiple |
Abbr. on an envelope |
Magazine supply |
Acoustic |
Maj.'s superior |
Actor Beatty and others |
Make a mad dash |
Airline abbr. |
Makes a move |
All-American name |
Mangy mutt |
Alternative to a dish |
Mary in the White House |
Medical research org. |
Babe or fox |
Memo starter |
Baby's resting spot |
Mineral residue |
Ben Jonson wrote one to himself |
Mo. with topaz as its birthstone |
Best and Ferber |
Monk's title |
Best Musical of 1996 |
Most spicy |
Biblical verb |
Night school subj. |
Bidding card game |
Not a substitute |
Big laugh |
Not-so-Big Apple? |
Book before Phil. |
Off the mark |
Bryologists' study |
On the range, say |
One side in a debate |
Busy |
One-pointers |
Org. for pound watchers? |
Candid |
Capitol Hill abbr. |
Outer: Prefix |
Certain Arab |
Percentage |
Certain spawner |
Peter Fonda title role |
Charlemagne's realm: Abbr. |
Place for an outboard motor |
Common aspiration |
Places for forks: Abbr. |
Completely |
Plaque, e.g. |
Construction financed by a hedge fund? |
Politician's goal |
What ageists do? |
Where something may be brewing |
Words of concession |
Wrapped up |
Writes quickly |
Yellow flag |
Crunchy chip |
Cultural entertainment |
Cup, maybe |
Cut an awful demo? |
Czar in a Mussorgsky opera |
Descriptive wd. |
Donald Duck, e.g. |
Drink at a Kyoto reunion? |
Each |
Eastern European |
Ejaculate |
Emily Dickinson's home |
Env. science |
Experts, slangily |
Feel extreme discouragement |
Fire |
First name in courtroom drama |
Flu fighter |
G.P.'s grp. |
God, in Roma |
Greek vowels |
Grier of the gridiron |
Happens |
Heart |
Hitchhiker |
Hospital hook up |
How you may know something |
In the manner of |
Insipid |
It runs down the leg |
Just a bite |
Kind of queen |
Köln or Nürnberg |
Precisionist |
Public ___ |
Quick trip |
Razzes |
Reggae relative |
Sad |
Saw |
Show a Woody Allen feature? |
Show featuring many alumni of L.A.'s Groundlings comedy troupe |
Somewhat |
Sot's state |
Sound from a hot tub |
Spin |
Sports page news |
Star athlete, briefly |
Stay up nights |
Stove or washer: Abbr. |
Suffix with form |
Summertime quaffs |
Tavern selections |
The Pearl of the Black Sea |
Thomas Paine, for one |
Ties up |
To the point |
Tombstone brothers |
Transcripts |
Traveler's stop |
Unknown element |
Vast, in verse |
Volcanic formation |
Voyaging |
West end? |
What a hypnotist might do for help? |
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