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Chocolate-and-banana liqueur cocktail crossword clue
C A P R I
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| New York Times crossword of March 5th, 2017 other clues |
| 'A.S.A.P.!' |
| 'Everything's fine' |
| 'Geez!' |
| 'Now I've got it!' |
| 'S.N.L.' alum Cheri |
| 'That's great!' |
| 'What fun!' |
| 'What'd I tell ya?' |
| 8 x 10, e.g.: Abbr |
| Affirm one's humanity? |
| Au courant |
| Ballet school supporter |
| Be behind |
| Being repaired, as a car |
| Beowulf or Gilgamesh |
| Berried conifer |
| Betray surprise |
| Big heart? |
| Big hits |
| Bomb developed in the 1950s |
| Brand with classic 'But wait, there's more ...!' infomercials |
| Branded footwear with open backs |
| British can |
| Came to |
| Can't wait to find out, in a way |
| Capital of Togo |
| Capote, informally |
| Certain navel |
| Certain platonic friend |
| Check out |
| Citrus hybrid |
| College party epicenter, often |
| Condition contributed to by a lack of [circled letters] |
| Conservative portfolio asset, for short |
| Constellation near Scorpius |
| Convinced |
| Cousin of a mandrill |
| Cry for more |
| Denouement |
| Dispatched, as a dragon |
| Do a wine steward's job |
| Eliciting nervous laughter, say |
| Employ against |
| Epitome of simplicity |
| Everglades wader |
| Evergreen State airport |
| Exhibits one of the seven deadly sins |
| Existentialist Kierkegaard |
| Fabled [circled letters]-hiding trickster |
| Fails to |
| Flat bread |
| Fool |
| Foreign capital whose name sounds like a water passage to San Francisco |
| Garlicky spread |
| Great confusion |
| Guerrilla leader in 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' |
| Hair |
| Halfhearted, as support |
| Happy hour habitué |
| He married Daisy Mae in 1952 |
| Homeland of Spartacus |
| Homes on the range |
| Image on a Wisconsin state quarter |
| Incense |
| Ingredients in some London pies |
| Issue for a noble family? |
| It's hard to bear |
| Itinerary abbr |
| Jack ___ |
| Jewelry store gadget |
| Kind of developer |
| KPMG hiree |
| Lad |
| Language heard along the Mekong |
| Leave at a loss |
| Letter on a dreidel |
| Low-___ |
| Market share? |
| Minute ___ |
| Mire |
| Modern acronym for 'Seize the day!' |
| Muff |
| North American flycatcher |
| Not so awkward |
| Now hear this! |
| Numerical prefix |
| Obsolescent players |
| One given a citation |
| Ones getting all the breaks |
| Outdo |
| Picture displayed on a [circled letters] surface |
| Poorly |
| Poverty, e.g |
| Put a stop to? |
| Quatre halved |
| Recurring theme in Philip K. Dick novels |
| Ride hard |
| Rider of the horse Tornado |
| Sea serpent of old cartoons |
| Seaman's chapel |
| She, in Salerno |
| Shock, in a way |
| Smokers should knock it off |
| Soldiers' assignments |
| Something repeatedly hit with a thumb |
| Sports implement often made from [circled letters] |
| Spots |
| State confidently |
| Stinky |
| Strain to avoid? |
| Swell |
| Sylvan |
| Tangible |
| Tartan wearer |
| Things bouncers are supposed to catch |
| Think piece? |
| Tiny amount |
| To the point |
| Top story |
| Trudge |
| Turns into confetti |
| Underlying cosmic principle |
| Unloading zone |
| Unvarnished |
| W.W. II moniker |
| Waffle brand |
| Watch, as a criminals' hiding spot |
| Who wrote 'I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating' |
| World landmark built with [circled letters] |
| Worthless |
| Wouldn't shut up |
| Yogurt-based Indian drink |
| Zeitgeist |
| [Circled letters]-advertised establishment |
| [Circled letters]-based drugs |
| [Circled letters]-filled contraption |
| [Circled letter]-consuming activity |
| [Circled letter]-fueled device |
| ___ twins of 1980s-'90s TV |
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