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Chef who's expert at preparing duck in its own fat? crossword clue
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of June 24th, 2017 other clues |
| Headline announcing 'Red Hot Mama' Tucker's commencement address? |
| Heel |
| Helicopter precursor |
| Horace collection |
| In ___ (awaiting delivery) |
| Intention |
| It might be hand-picked |
| Lack of appropriate seriousness |
| Levi's Stadium pro |
| Like chlorine and fluorine |
| Linguist Noam |
| Long-standing rival |
| Lumbering fellow |
| Made-to-order |
| Mail ___ (do a perfunctory job) |
| Make finer, in a way |
| Maker of the Spark personal watercraft |
| Mammoth trapper |
| Marco Polo's heading |
| Mason's aid |
| Med. sch. course |
| Melba from Melbourne |
| Minimizes |
| Misbehaves |
| Mom's mom |
| Mom's pop |
| No longer in bed |
| Not ordained |
| Owned (up) |
| Paleozoic, e.g |
| Part of FYI |
| Party platter purveyor |
| Pass over |
| Peanuts and pinto beans |
| Plain writing |
| Post's opposite |
| Pothers |
| Puts on the docket |
| Qualities |
| Quick-cooking noodles |
| Reggae kin |
| Return amount |
| Ring combo |
| Rush setting |
| Security detail, at times |
| Set in order |
| Shuriken thrower |
| Singular trinket |
| Slack-jawed state |
| Spicer of briefings |
| Study |
| Successively |
| Suspicious way to look |
| Tackle box collection |
| Tantalizing ads |
| There's a lot of interest in it |
| Tim Tebow, in college |
| Time off, in military jargon |
| Trellis piece |
| USN bigwigs |
| Vardalos of 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' |
| Visits |
| Vodka in a blue bottle |
| Washing machine part |
| Without adjustment |
| Won, for one: Abbr |
| Woody's son |
| 'It's a deal!' |
| 'Absolutely!' |
| 'Austin City Limits' carrier |
| 'Huh-uh' |
| 'I Believe I Can Fly' singer |
| 'Kitty ___' (Ginger Rogers movie) |
| 'Mother Courage and Her Children' playwright |
| 'My mistake...What of it?' |
| 'Oh, got it!' |
| 'Taken' star |
| 'The Bells ___ Mary's' |
| '___ Like the Wind' ('Dirty Dancing' song) |
| 1984 Leon Uris novel |
| 1992 animated musical film by Bill Plympton |
| 2012 British Open winner |
| 27, 216 or 2197 |
| Accompanying |
| Affectedly cute |
| Affirmed solemnly |
| Anomalous |
| Article |
| Assns |
| Awareness |
| B&B in Brighton Beach? |
| Be inquisitive |
| Bears down (on) |
| Bill in a till |
| Botany, agriculture and forestry? |
| Bow's husband on 'Black-ish' |
| Brian Williams's employer |
| Bringing about |
| Buyer be where? |
| Buyer be where? |
| By far |
| Chantelle product |
| Charisse of 'Brigadoon' |
| Circus Maximus attendee |
| Co. that administers the SATs |
| Company that operates Nevada's Gigafactory 1 |
| Copies |
| Coveted guests |
| Cubby? |
| Deep discounts |
| Dietary supplements that taste like steak? |
| Do some agonizing |
| Domestic servant at Eddie's Hollywood estate? |
| Dove's position |
| Draws on |
| Environs |
| Even a little |
| Exercise employing sneakers with cushioned insoles? |
| Exodus leader |
| Fatuous |
| Finish protector |
| First name in psychoanalysis |
| Firth or fjord |
| Fivers, in slang |
| Flyer to Amsterdam |
| Foe of Agent Smith in a movie trilogy |
| Food critic's asset |
| For a thick-coated dog, it's like seven human ones? |
| Friends included in a phone pic? |
| Full of substance |
| G |
| Gallic girls |
| Gallic pal |
| Goes to great heights |
| GPS lines |
| Groundskeepers, at times |
| Grp. with the slogan 'We Are Their Voice' |
| Harold Henry Reese's nickname |
| Hauls in |
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