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Boxers' moves crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 8th, 2011 other clues |
| Twilled fabric |
| U-turn from NNW |
| Way up a slope |
| ___ good example (shows the proper way) |
| ___ Modern (London gallery) |
| Kid-lit elephant |
| 'Fiddlesticks!' |
| Lang. in which 43-Across is a word |
| 'Get outta here!' |
| Make worse |
| 'I smell ___!' |
| Mesozoic ___ |
| 'I trust him about ___ ...' (start of a leery person's statement) |
| Miscalculate |
| 'No Exit' playwright |
| Mumbai music |
| 'Time is money,' e.g. |
| Musician's asset |
| Airport guesses, for short |
| Neither sink nor swim |
| Animal on XING signs |
| Nick Charles's dog |
| Arg. neighbor |
| Nose out |
| Astronomers ... or daydreamers |
| Old TWA hiree |
| One of a Disney septet |
| Cellos, violas, etc.: Abbr. |
| Our planet, to a Berliner |
| Check for ID, as at a bar |
| Patio cookouts, for short |
| Country's McEntire |
| People with handles |
| Coup d'___ |
| Petri dish gel |
| Cube-hopping character in a 1980s arcade game |
| Playbill listing |
| Dinner-and-a-show venue |
| Pre-1917 autocrats |
| Do an usher's job |
| Promgoer's buy |
| Duty imposer |
| Québec traffic sign |
| El-overseeing org. |
| Quod ___ demonstrandum |
| Epic tale |
| Racer on a strip |
| Filled beyond full |
| Rip to shreds |
| For the taking |
| Soaks, as flax |
| Garment with underwires |
| SoHo loft output |
| Gemologist's weight |
| Source of fries, slangily |
| Got ready, with 'up' |
| Sp. miss |
| Got ___ deal (was rooked) |
| Squid's ink holder |
| Herb used in sausages |
| Stitches over |
| Hourly pay |
| Strongly disinclined |
| I.R.S. part: Abbr. |
| Tab grabber |
| In favor of, in dialect |
| Tapioca-yielding plants |
| It was parted in Exodus |
| Test software release |
| Just one little bite |
| The half of the keyboard on which all of this puzzle's answers can be typed |
| Kathryn of 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' |
| Thrown in |
| 'And ... there you have it!' |
| Trouble no end |
| $25/hour and the like |
| Keister |
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