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Bitter, in a way crossword clue
T A N N I C
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| New York Times crossword of September 4th, 2011 other clues |
| Suffix with absorb |
| Suffix with problem |
| Sugar providers |
| Superman's attire, e.g.? |
| Surrealist who avoided the draft by writing the day's date in every space on his induction paperwork |
| Tennis's Ivanovic |
| Tick off |
| Ticked off |
| Tumbler |
| U.K. decoration: Abbr |
| U.S. visa type issued to visiting diplomats |
| Uncle Sam, for one |
| Unnatural |
| Vacation spot that's crazily busy? |
| Venezuela's Chávez |
| Veronese masterpiece 'The Feast in the House of ___' |
| Victuals |
| W.W. I German admiral |
| Watch from the sidelines |
| What Bryn Mawr College is not |
| What karats measure |
| Willing to do |
| Woman's support |
| Word derived from the Latin 'uncia,' meaning 'one-twelfth' |
| Word with liberal or visual |
| Wows |
| Yearn (for) |
| Yes, to no: Abbr |
| ___ Canals |
| 'Ghosts' playwright |
| ___ Highway (route from Dawson Creek) |
| 'Eek!,' e.g |
| 'Gerontion' poet |
| Married couple? |
| Metric liquid meas |
| Michael of 'Juno' |
| Mint on a hotel pillow, e.g |
| N.Y.C. subway inits |
| Nail polish, e.g |
| No. typically between 2.0 and 4.0 |
| O.K |
| Omaha Beach craft, for short |
| One of these days |
| Paris's Musée ___ |
| Pelvis-related |
| Pointer's words |
| Prank involving a hammer and nails? |
| Protect |
| Put in one's two cents' worth |
| Q.E.D. part |
| Quick |
| Regular price |
| Reversed |
| Round storehouse |
| Row |
| Salsa singer Celia |
| Security interest |
| Set for a detective, maybe |
| Set sail |
| Skyscraping |
| Something talked about on 'Today'? |
| Speak to the masses |
| Start of all Oklahoma ZIP codes |
| Sticky roll? |
| Strip |
| Somewhat informal? |
| 'I feel the earth move under my feet,' e.g.? |
| 'Hmmm ...' |
| 'Ick!' |
| 'The War Is Over' writer/singer |
| 'This has got me fuming!' |
| 'Who ya ___ call?' |
| 'Yikes!' |
| '___ my case!' |
| '___ that a lot' |
| 1986 film shot partly in a decommissioned power plant |
| Achievement |
| Actress who co-starred in 'Havana,' 1990 |
| Antisthenes, notably? |
| Architectural space |
| Beer served without artificial carbonation |
| Benjamin |
| Betray |
| Beverage whose logo was once the bottom half of a woman's legs |
| Birthplace of the Rep. Party |
| Bother |
| Boxer on season four of 'Dancing With the Stars' |
| Bread on the table, maybe |
| Cabbies' clients |
| Capital near the 60th parallel |
| Certain triple-decker |
| Characterized by |
| City raided in 'Godzilla Raids Again' |
| Cloud producer, informally |
| Collisions |
| Río makeup |
| Aggregate |
| Australia's Great ___ Basin |
| Columbia athletes |
| Complete: Prefix |
| Cousin of Inc |
| Creamy shades |
| Baked ___ |
| Danish cheese |
| Dashes may be part of them |
| Deeper blue? |
| Die out |
| Dorm police, for short |
| End of July by the sound? |
| Exploited |
| Extremely occult? |
| Fancy garb for Caesar? |
| Farm pails? |
| First tribe met by Lewis and Clark |
| Flower also known as love-in-idleness |
| Fluid |
| Foliose |
| Followers: Suffix |
| French school |
| French vote |
| Good for something |
| Grade school subj |
| Gradual increase in vol |
| Happy |
| Hard butter |
| Head of London? |
| Heads-up in Ireland? |
| Hero of a John Irving best seller |
| Kind of jacket |
| Kind of pad |
| Labyrinthine |
| Like custard |
| Like items at a supermarket checkout |
| 'Button your lip!' |
| 'C'est si bon!' |
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