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British P.M. during the American Revolution crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 4th, 1998 other clues |
| 'Breezy' star, 1973 |
| 'Eight Men Out' star |
| 'Look here!' |
| 'Master of the World' director William |
| It's served in shreds |
| Kind of fire |
| Last words of Little Jack Horner |
| Let down, perhaps |
| Like a golf ball |
| Like peacocks, among all birds |
| Little sucker |
| Mideast entity |
| Mil. award |
| Mimics 113-Across |
| More than desires |
| More, in Madrid |
| Motor-driven |
| Nemesis |
| Neoprene gasket |
| No-hitter king |
| Not of the cloth |
| Old-fashioned cold remedy |
| One of the Power Rangers |
| One with pin tales? |
| Overcome utterly |
| Parent's ploy |
| Part of some E-mail addresses |
| Part of some E-mail addresses |
| Part of the Net, for short |
| Participates in a vigil, maybe |
| Philanthropize |
| Picnic pest |
| Racer's path |
| Raised-eyebrow remarks |
| Receive |
| Red-blooded |
| Refuse visitors |
| Reprimander's reading |
| Rhône's capital |
| College in East Orange, N.J. |
| Colonial leader? |
| Completely mistaken |
| Content of some pits |
| Contingencies |
| Creation of Burr Tillstrom |
| Cyst |
| Disney's '___ and the Detectives' |
| Disney's Michael |
| Displays displeasure |
| Dockworker's org. |
| Dr. in an H. G. Wells novel |
| Dr. Johnny Fever's station |
| Ear-piercing pooch |
| Eastern Christian |
| Eisenhower appointee to the Supreme Court |
| Exert oneself to the utmost |
| Explorer of the Canadian Arctic |
| Familiar with |
| Fed. stipend |
| God-___ |
| Grand duke's father |
| Haunted house décor |
| Holding |
| Hutch |
| Hydrocarbon suffix |
| Hydrophane or isopyre |
| Hypnotized |
| Impress clearly |
| In heaven |
| Indignant, with 'up' |
| Indonesian island |
| Indonesian island |
| Irritate |
| 'Momo' author Michael |
| 'Sex for Dummies' author |
| Royal irritant of lore |
| Russian politician Alexander |
| 'Splendor in the Grass' screenwriter |
| See 5-Down |
| 'The best ___ to come!' |
| Settled, as a quarrel |
| '___ le roi!' (Bastille cry) |
| Shepherds' woolen plaids |
| '___ Mrs. Jones' (#1 hit of 1972) |
| Shogun's capital |
| '___ soit qui mal y pense' |
| Sits in on |
| 1940 John Wayne drama |
| Sloth, for one |
| 1953 movie that shares the name of a Texas town |
| 1997 Peter Fonda title role |
| Soupcon |
| Abbr. preceding multiple surnames |
| Spanish specie |
| Actress Lena |
| Spiny anteater |
| Ad-lib |
| Spotted ___ |
| Adderley of hard bop |
| Stand in an atelier |
| Start of many French titles |
| Appetite |
| Stephen King's home |
| Average American, they say |
| Steve of Aerosmith |
| Ballad |
| Bow (to) |
| Stuff |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Alibi' |
| Surveillance equipment |
| Breezed |
| They cant |
| They emerge in the spring |
| Broomball surface |
| Thick of things |
| Tre ___ (piano player's direction) |
| Cached |
| Card player's cry |
| Tried hard |
| Cause for a shootout |
| Typewriter feature |
| Certain boxer, informally |
| Victrola mfr. |
| Certain plaintiff, at law |
| W.W. II gen. |
| Checklist part |
| Where Puff frolicked |
| Chemist Remsen, discoverer of saccharin |
| William ___, the Father of Photography |
| Chief river of British Columbia |
| With 36-Down, like some service uniforms |
| Chromatin component |
| Word in four French department names |
| Classic gangster nickname |
| ___-Manguean (Indian language group) |
| Climbing the corporate ladder |
| Cloven-hoofed animals |
| Cold war force |
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