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Breakfast restaurant letters crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 1st, 2007 other clues |
| 'But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove ...' |
| 'Good shot!' |
| 'Relax, soldier!' |
| 'The Thin Man' pooch |
| 'This means ___!' |
| '___ Whoopee!' (1920s hit) |
| *Like players below the B team |
| *Material for an old-fashioned parade |
| *Popular Sunshine State vacation destination |
| *Sties |
| Actress MacDowell |
| Arnaz of 'I Love Lucy' |
| Atomic energy org. |
| Austrian affirmatives |
| Basketball rim attachments |
| Brouhaha |
| Bygone Mideast inits. |
| Cereal whose ads feature a 'silly rabbit' |
| Coach Rupp of college basketball |
| Dartboard, for one |
| Daughter's counterpart |
| Deck covering to keep out moisture |
| Decorate with leaves |
| Depression-era migrant |
| Designate |
| Docs |
| Dumbbell |
| Erich who wrote 'The Art of Loving' |
| Firstborn |
| Fur trader John Jacob ___ |
| Gush |
| Hampton of jazz fame |
| Israeli submachine gun |
| Keep just below a boil |
| Kett of old comics |
| King, in old Rome |
| Language akin to Urdu |
| Last words of the Pledge of Allegiance |
| Location for the ends of the answers to the four starred clues |
| Mascara goes on them |
| N.B.A. coach Thomas |
| Newspaper essay |
| Normandy town |
| Not deceitful |
| Objected to |
| One of the Baldwin brothers |
| One of the five senses |
| Part of a suicide squeeze |
| Period in Cong. |
| Poet Pound |
| Prepare to shoot |
| Pungent |
| Put (down), as money |
| Really, really big |
| Representations |
| Rim |
| Schussed, e.g. |
| Select, with 'for' |
| Serious drinker |
| Sets of points, in math |
| Slender |
| Stop for the night, as soldiers |
| Take on |
| Take too much of, briefly |
| The 'I' of I.M.F.: Abbr. |
| Theater focal point |
| Toy that might go 'around the world' |
| U.K. record label |
| Wager |
| Willie of the 1950s-'60s Giants |
| Wipe off |
| Wore away |
| ___ fin |
| ___ ipsa loquitur |
| ___ vera |
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