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Bob's partner crossword clue
W E A V E
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| New York Times crossword of March 10th, 2006 other clues |
| A fraternity chapter |
| 'Isn't that unusual!' |
| 'Kung Fu' actor Philip |
| '___ to Be You' |
| 1978 Glenda Jackson title role |
| A bit dense |
| Actress Hedren |
| Afternoon, often, for a toddler |
| An agt.'s take |
| Analyze |
| Avon peddlers, traditionally |
| Away |
| Awful, and then some |
| Belfast bloke |
| Broadcasting option |
| Classic quartet leader |
| Common alarm clock setting |
| Company famous for its safety record |
| Crusade |
| Cut off |
| Entrance part |
| Environments |
| Err |
| Exercise targets |
| Fibulae |
| Goes out |
| Good place to sit |
| Gus who wrote 'Dream a Little Dream of Me' |
| Having I-strain? |
| High-five, e.g. |
| Hither |
| Winter Olympics sight |
| Worked |
| ___ air |
| ___ place for |
| Ho-hum |
| Idle |
| It may be raised by a rabblerouser |
| Jefferson's portrayer in 'Jefferson in Paris' |
| Lacking the usual oomph |
| Light yellow |
| Many a sled driver |
| Masseur's workplace, maybe |
| Member of the Camelidae family |
| MGM co-founder |
| Montemezzi's 'L'Amore dei ___ Re' |
| Most fit to serve |
| Negotiated |
| Not be satisfied, perhaps |
| Noted Americana lithographer |
| Nth |
| Official required to have a beard |
| Old German duchy name |
| One who might be in for a fall |
| Peak in New Hampshire's Presidential Range |
| Resonated |
| Result of lack of sleep, maybe |
| Sellers co-star in 'A Shot in the Dark,' 1964 |
| Serves |
| Set against |
| Shelley's fairy queen |
| Speed-read |
| Staff sizes? |
| Storage site |
| Strings run along one |
| Teetotalers |
| The Beatles' '___ Blues' |
| The Fonz, for one |
| They're often asked to look |
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