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Bob's cousin crossword clue
L U G E
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New York Times crossword of December 12th, 1999 other clues |
Dress fancily, with 'out' |
Dumfries denial |
E'erlasting |
Eagle org. |
Escaped |
Exile site of 1814 |
Expose |
Fail to mention |
Feather bed? |
Fifties revival group |
Filled Indian pastry |
Fugue feature |
Full of cattails |
Full of wisdom |
G.P.A. spoilers |
Go back to the drawing board |
Golden Horde member |
Gray |
Greatest possible |
Hardly unconcerned: Var. |
Highest point in Italy? |
Hit the road |
Hound |
Instruments used by the Beatles |
It's charged |
Italian medical man? |
Italian Thanksgiving serving? |
Italy's leading auto manufacturer? |
Jack's inferior |
Job listings, e.g. |
Joined a conger line? |
K-12 grp. |
King of music |
Kitchen gadget |
Presided over |
Provoke |
Scratch the surface of |
Sea off Sicily |
Shakespearean prince |
Shearer of 'The Red Shoes' |
Shoe specification |
Snappy comebacks |
Some sports score notations |
Sorry sinner |
Spruce |
Squeaky, maybe |
Staff associate? |
Struck out |
Stuff |
Styx ferryman |
Surly |
Symbols of authority |
The Beatles inspired it |
The gamut |
Thou |
Tom, to the piper |
Top and bottom of an Italian room? |
Truck stop entree |
Warhol works |
Wedding wear |
What an Italian wheeler-dealer wants? |
When Georges burns |
Whiplike? |
With the mouth wide open |
Within reach |
Yemen, in biblical times |
___ Thursday |
'___ time' |
'___ Was a Lady' (1932 song) |
1954-77 alliance |
1974 title role for Dustin Hoffman |
1984 Jeff Bridges film |
A.A.A. suggestion |
AAA |
Accommodations on an Italian ship? |
Army command |
As far as |
At the tail |
Athletic supporter? |
Atlas abbr. |
Barbie's maker |
Barton and Bow |
Baton Rouge sch. |
Big 12 team nickname |
Billiard table cloth |
Bowling game |
British blueblood |
Browning work? |
Bygone era |
Carnival locale |
Checked item |
Choral composition |
Chuck alternative |
Closed in on |
Cold draft |
Completely |
Cutesy add-on |
Daily occurrence |
Diploma word |
Distinguished |
Do boring work |
Dress down |
'Later' |
'___ bien' |
Lachrymal |
Lake cabins, often |
Like Bach's 'Magnificat' |
Like Iran's government before the Ayatollah |
Like some terminals: Abbr. |
Lower in quality |
Make fun of |
Make hard to read |
Make stout |
Midwest Indian |
Millinery |
N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Holman |
Name in Cambodian history |
Neanderthal man, for one |
No particular place in Italy? |
North Sea feeder |
Number two wood |
Object of devotion |
Off the street |
Old Olds |
Olive kin |
On the double |
One in numismatics |
One of the L.A. Rams' Fearsome Foursome |
One of the Simpsons |
Opening time, maybe |
Outfit |
Parks of civil rights fame |
Parliament prize |
Part of a joint |
Passionate |
Peter Jennings or Shania Twain, by birth |
PIN |
Popeye's rival |
Pounce upon |
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