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Between open and closed crossword clue
A J A R
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New York Times crossword of December 2nd, 2001 other clues |
Bank |
Beach item |
Bind |
Bismarck, for one |
Blacksmiths' sounds |
Blessings |
Bogie's 'Barefoot Contessa' co-star |
Bore |
Bryce Canyon locale |
Caesar's 'veni' |
Checks out |
Chips |
City near Lake Nasser |
Clothe |
Cookie name |
Curtain fabric |
Czech leader ousted in the Velvet Revolution, 1989 |
Decline |
Decorative wall basin |
Director Keshishian |
Dirt |
Disrespect |
Dog problem |
Dolphin family member |
Dreams |
Duds |
En ___ (forward): Fr. |
Enigma |
Exploits |
Farm soil |
Farsighted one |
Not fer |
Not on the up-and-up |
Noted acting brother or sister |
Noun suffix |
Off the team |
Online giggle |
Open |
Over there |
Painter Mondrian |
Painting surface |
Part of the Bible: Abbr. |
Particulars |
Pilgrimage locale |
Pioneering geneticist |
Pizzeria order |
Place for a sheet |
Popular street name |
Post-___ |
Prefix with morph |
Preschoolers |
Present |
Prodigal |
Puts on a list |
Ques. response |
Reason why |
Recently |
Restricted fare |
Retro style |
River at Stratford, Conn. |
Rod |
Russian city, site of heavy W.W. II fighting |
Slippery |
Small interstice |
Some are on wheels |
Fine |
Football Hall-of-Famer Greasy ___ |
Game in which kings are high |
Give the eye |
Give ___ (aid) |
Gives up |
Glut |
Great ___ River, through Canterbury |
Greene of 'Bonanza' |
Havana houses |
Heels |
Hersey's fictional town |
Hidden |
Idyllic places |
Important campaign |
In a steady onrush |
Isabella and Sofia |
It may get a licking |
It's caught in a trap |
Keen minds, metaphorically |
Kind of mouth |
Le Mans and others |
Letter producer |
Like some Egyptian relics |
Lord's Prayer start |
Lots and lots |
March bigwig |
Marsh gas constituent |
McCarthy-era hearings grp. |
Monster slain by Perseus |
Mount known locally as Mongibello |
Mustangs' home: Abbr. |
Never, in Neuss |
Not esto or eso |
Some jeans, informally |
Something spun |
Sounds of understanding |
Space rock |
Spooks |
Sprung |
Star born Frederick Austerlitz |
Start of a conclusion |
Steamship worker |
Stephen Foster girl |
Stimulation |
The Flying Wallendas, e.g. |
The toast of Champaign |
To be abroad |
Tolstoy heroine |
Town on San Francisco Bay |
Tragic Roman of Shakespeare |
Transport to a distant neighborhood, say |
Treatment |
U.N. locale |
Very low ratings |
Ward and namesakes |
Where clippers go at a clip |
Worked (up) |
Yakutsk's river |
___-Cat |
___-Jo (1988 Olympics star) |
20's producers |
'All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes' writer |
'The game is ___' |
'___ a Grand Old Flag' |
'___ emergency ...' |
1980's series, with 'The' |
A police car may get one: Abbr. |
Actress Thurman |
Adjust, as laces |
Ali, the ___ of God |
Ancient |
Andrea ___ |
Attribute |
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