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Bris or baptism crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 7th, 2012 other clues |
| 1984 Olympic slalom champ Phil |
| Acts the dilettante |
| Archangel of the Apocrypha |
| Arctic explorer John |
| Automaker with the slogan 'Born from jets' |
| Baum's good witch |
| Bestow, to Burns |
| CAT scan alternative |
| Charisse of 'Silk Stockings' |
| Crunch targets |
| Dam agcy |
| Do lunch |
| Early adders |
| Educ. supporter |
| Elite military group |
| Far from klutzy |
| Fazes |
| Find a tenant for |
| Flavorings for some stews |
| Floating aimlessly |
| Follows persistently |
| For mature audiences, say |
| Form letters? |
| French place of learning |
| Glacial ridges |
| Hockey great Cam |
| Israel's first representative to the United Nations |
| Jeans measure |
| Large combo |
| Lauder of cosmetics |
| Like some compact discs |
| Like the Capitol |
| Luke, John and others: Abbr |
| Madison Ave. figure |
| Many a love song |
| Methods |
| Nap in Nogales |
| Nonsensical syllables, maybe |
| Not yet filled: Abbr |
| Object in court |
| On Soc. Sec., often |
| Out-and-out |
| Pal around (with) |
| Part of a 23-Across |
| Phaser setting |
| Pistol, for one |
| Prior's superior |
| Reason for a 10th inning |
| Resort isle near Curaçao |
| Revealing beachwear |
| Reynolds who sang 'Tammy' |
| Sci-fi figures |
| Season after printemps |
| See 34-Down |
| Sicilian smoker |
| Signal approval |
| Sinclair who wrote 'The Jungle' |
| Smarted |
| So-called 'albatross' |
| Some appliances |
| Some Caribbean percussion |
| Some recesses |
| Something that may be rattled |
| Something to sing ... or a hint to 17-, 23-, 31-, 40- and 45-Across's starts |
| Sport for high jumpers? |
| Statute that protects journalists' sources |
| Superboy's sweetie |
| They may be followed by trains |
| Tickle the funny bone |
| Unbeatable hand |
| Wee hour |
| Wee, to Burns |
| Well-hidden fellow of children's books |
| Well-pitched |
| With 56-Down, 'The Joy Luck Club' author |
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