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| New York Times crossword of January 3rd, 2005 other clues |
| English dog |
| Faculty member |
| Fat of the lamb |
| First-class |
| Foes of Dems. |
| Foul callers |
| Gaming table fee |
| Gave dinner |
| Glimpse |
| Gym shoes, for short |
| Half a dozen |
| Hence |
| Holds close |
| Idaho produce, informally |
| Irrelevant, as a point |
| Jazz phrase |
| Jump for joy |
| Ladleful of unappetizing food |
| Land hopper |
| Luke Skywalker's mentor |
| Make, as money |
| Many a homecoming attendee |
| Marsh plant |
| Moray catcher |
| Nose (out) |
| Not flexible |
| Oak-to-be |
| Ocean inlet |
| Perfect places |
| Periodic table listings |
| Played on stage |
| Prefix with logical |
| Radio tuner |
| Rewrites |
| Sal of 'Rebel Without a Cause' |
| 'Send help!' |
| 'Draw one,' in diner slang |
| 'Flop two,' in diner slang |
| 'Golden Boy' playwright Clifford |
| 'I ___ vacation!' |
| 'Life preservers,' in diner slang |
| 'Sun kiss,' in diner slang |
| 'What's the ___ that can happen?' |
| '___'Clock Jump' (1930's hit) |
| '___, Brute?' |
| A barber has to work around it |
| Ambulance inits. |
| Blow one's top |
| Broken arms may go in them |
| Burn ___ crisp |
| Capital where the yen is capital |
| Channel surfers' gadgets |
| Clothesline alternative |
| Clutter |
| Command to Fido |
| Companion for Tarzan |
| Comparison shopper's quest |
| Deface |
| Ending with hard or soft |
| Secluded valley |
| Sen. Cochran of Mississippi |
| Shed one's skin |
| Smile |
| South-of-the-border shawl |
| Straight from the garden |
| Swear to |
| Throat-clearing sound |
| Unadulterated |
| Violation of the Geneva Convention |
| Went like the wind |
| Wildebeest |
| Work over, as a ship |
| Wrestler |
| Written reminder |
| ___ four (teacake) |
| ___ Mahal |
| ___ plane (military craft) |
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