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Bygone message crossword clue
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of April 26th, 2013 other clues |
| Second chance for couch potatoes |
| Tributary of the Congo |
| Second-hand items? |
| Tamblyn of 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers' |
| Tumbling surface |
| Scribbler |
| Sentimental tripe |
| Separate the wheat from the chaff |
| Solemnly affirmed |
| Valuable volume, to a double-crosser |
| Sponsor of the Pirates' ballpark |
| Theater awards since 1956 |
| Veggies in a nursery rhyme |
| Texture |
| Spot |
| Star of the short-lived 1976 sitcom 'Mr. T and Tina' |
| Walking the line |
| Tim of 'Project Runway' |
| Stock holder |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Killer' |
| Wall extension |
| Summer by the Somme |
| Suspended |
| When Ophelia makes her last appearance |
| Tot |
| Tag line? |
| Takes a rest |
| Toyota model |
| Winner over Schmeling in 1938 |
| Prop for Paul Bunyan |
| Ripped |
| Rang up |
| Riyadh resident |
| Record holder |
| Said 'there, there' to |
| Sauce with sushi |
| Company's prized holdings |
| Celt, to a Viking |
| Caulk creation |
| Chart inspiration |
| Church perch |
| Competition held in a dohyo |
| Country star Sara |
| Colonel Kurtz's portrayer |
| Creative class |
| X-ray alternative |
| Zorro's mark |
| ___ es Salaam |
| Crescent shapes |
| G, e.g |
| Cretaceous critter, familiarly |
| Hearing responses |
| Displace |
| Dot on a die |
| Go back (on) |
| Heathcliff's creator |
| DVR option |
| Go on to say |
| Home of les astronautes |
| Earlier |
| Easter morning rite, to a double-crosser |
| Inactive |
| Engine sound |
| Extrovert, for one, to a double-crosser |
| Farmyard fowl |
| Instagram shot |
| Grand |
| Feel bad |
| Gregarious |
| Food drive donations |
| It's like a diamond in the sky |
| Hardly thriving, as business |
| Frank |
| Joyce's 'Green Gem of the Silver Sea' |
| Friendly relations |
| Head honcho |
| 'To double-cross,' e.g., to a double-crosser |
| '...now lie ___' |
| 1955 'book for precocious grown-ups' |
| 'All Day Strong. All Day Long.' brand |
| 'Concord Sonata' composer |
| Abbr. in the White House address |
| Airport schedule abbr |
| 'Evita' role |
| Alpine road section |
| 'Get off of my lawn!' shouters |
| 'I bid you ___ farewell' |
| Amass |
| Angelina's partner |
| 'Got it!' |
| 'Rent' role |
| Angst-ridden music genre |
| Anticipatory times |
| Border collie's look-alike, to a double-crosser |
| Carried chair |
| Aquarium fish food, often |
| Available for purchase |
| Brewer's buys |
| Carry out |
| Award-winning 2002 Italian film whose title means 'breath' |
| Bark back |
| Be behind |
| Bugs |
| Built oneself up, in a way |
| Ben & Jerry's buy |
| Burgess's co-star in 'Of Mice and Men' |
| Bill showing the Treasury Building |
| Busiest month for ATM usage |
| Bismarck and Pierre are on it, to a double-crosser |
| Bitty amount |
| Caps worn with kilts |
| Book-closing time |
| Knesset member |
| Network that aired 'Dawson's Creek' |
| Larvae of the geometer moth |
| Perjure oneself |
| Latv. or Lith., once |
| Not appropriate for younger ears |
| Letter between Romeo and Tango |
| Personal protector, to a double-crosser |
| Licorice-flavored breath freshener |
| Off-center |
| Like a diamond |
| Play in which Spencer Tracy made his (nonspeaking) Broadway debut |
| Like LAX and JFK |
| One of the Brothers Karamazov |
| Long bath |
| Porterhouse's kin |
| Main hwy. through Malibu |
| Opera singer with nine Grammys, to a double-crosser |
| Make good on |
| Many a frosh course |
| Prefix with politics or physics |
| Parkway prohibition |
| Mayberry mechanic |
| Prepares to leave port |
| Meatball |
| Modernizes, in a way |
| Present time |
| Morale-boosting org |
| Parties |
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