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New York Times crossword of December 2nd, 2019.
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| New York Times crossword of December 2nd, 2019 other clues |
| Prepare to take, as a test |
| Piper's son who stole a pig in a nursery rhyme |
| Learns about through books |
| Flat tire's need |
| Tennis great Roddick |
| Helps with a heist |
| Othello, e.g. |
| Morse code O's have three of them |
| Grp. of medical providers |
| Cotton gin inventor Whitney |
| Flowed out, as the tide |
| All tidied up |
| Painful to the touch |
| Vestige |
| Sean Penn and Guy Ritchie, to Madonna |
| Many an Eastern European |
| Kids' construction bricks |
| Puts into categories |
| Beethoven's "___ to Joy" |
| Statement of affirmation |
| W.W. I fighter pilot who is Snoopy's fantasy opponent |
| Smallest possible amount |
| Shortened word, for short |
| Classic actor who played Mr. Potter in "It's a Wonderful Life" |
| Church talks |
| School grp. for moms and dads |
| Distinctive stretch of time |
| Colossal |
| Spoonful of medicine, e.g. |
| Ready to take home, as groceries |
| "Get it?" |
| Film studio with a roaring lion |
| Letters on some American naval vessels |
| Flip out |
| Boll weevil, to a cotton farmer |
| Reduce one's standards, as illustrated, respectively, in 3-, 5-, 7-, 40- and 28-Down |
| City that's home to Iowa State |
| Businesses like the Kit Kat Klub in a hit musical |
| "Sheesh!" |
| World ___ of Poker |
| Observe Ramadan |
| Pointless |
| Candied Thanksgiving servings |
| Opt for |
| French fries and coleslaw, often |
| Prefix with plasm |
| Hullabaloo |
| Disease that causes a skin rash |
| Modern viewing for couch potatoes |
| Long-bodied fish |
| High bond rating |
| Male buddy |
| Many I.C.U. workers |
| Hurt in the bullring |
| Scrabble or Monopoly |
| Be obligated to |
| Impulse |
| Place to set a baby or a napkin |
| Set on fire |
| Craving companionship |
| Rational selves, to Freud |
| Nigerian princes offering you money, probably |
| Fearsome figure of folklore |
| Process of childbirth |
| Mountains seen in "The Sound of Music" |
| Adjusts lengthwise, as a skirt |
| High point |
| Manage to dodge |
| High cry at doggie day care |
| "I'll ___" ("Try me") |
| Curly and Shemp's fellow Stooge |
| Assn. like Oxfam or Doctors Without Borders |
| Degs. for entrepreneurs |
| High point |
| Syncopated Latin dances |
| Pretend |
| ___ milk (source of Roquefort cheese) |
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