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Cold, as snow in Spain crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 13th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Fiddlesticks!' |
| 'From Here to Eternity' wife |
| 'How come?' comeback |
| 'Number two with a Coke,' e.g. |
| 'Well said!' |
| 'You betcha' |
| '___ say more?' |
| (You) love: Fr. |
| ... and I am ___ |
| ... and I am ___ |
| ... and I have ___ |
| ... then I must be ___ |
| 114-chapter book |
| 1978 Peace Nobelist |
| 2001 honor for J. K. Rowling |
| Acclaims |
| Affect |
| All-time leader in r.b.i.'s |
| Amulet |
| Arch type |
| Arrives in time for |
| Author Paretsky and others |
| Avengement |
| Basketball star Brand |
| Blotto or stinko, e.g. |
| Boys Town neighbor |
| Brown, for one |
| Bus part |
| Calif.'s Sierra Nevadas, e.g. |
| Cartoon collectibles |
| Clam-digging locale |
| Coast Guard mem. |
| Coll., e.g. |
| Comedian Margaret |
| Confine |
| Counteract |
| Den din |
| Directional devices |
| Diving birds |
| Early stage |
| Escapes slowly |
| Excessive interest |
| Exorcist's target |
| Farthest point of the Lewis and Clark expedition |
| Finito |
| Florida vacation area |
| Former Hungarian leader Kadar |
| Graph lines |
| Group produced by Phil Spector, with 'the' |
| Gullet |
| Hebrew T |
| Hermit |
| Hookey players |
| How coquettes chat |
| If I have ___ |
| Indolence |
| Intact |
| Inviting |
| It may have you going in circles |
| La lead-in |
| Lawyer's abbr. |
| Lean (on) |
| Like beasts of burden |
| Like beech leaves |
| Like Dover's cliffs |
| Like moiré patterns |
| Like some custards |
| Like the Muslim calendar |
| Liquid fat |
| Loosen |
| Loser to F.D.R. |
| Maria's intended in 'West Side Story' |
| Michelangelo marble |
| Name in 'Popeye' |
| Nos. on checks |
| Not sure |
| Noted military review |
| Office stations |
| Olden |
| One side of a vote |
| One who knows the drill |
| One, informally |
| Order from a person with a gun |
| Out of jail |
| Out of town |
| Overacted |
| Part of a simple bouquet |
| Part of CBS: Abbr. |
| Perfectly reasonable |
| Philatelic purchases |
| Piquancy |
| Positive principle |
| Postulates |
| Pound of verse |
| Powerful couple in publishing, once |
| Predator |
| Pretzel shape |
| Printer's ink |
| Protect, in a way |
| Puts in |
| QBs' goals |
| Range that divides Eurasia |
| Ration |
| Roald Dahl's chocolatier |
| Rubber gaskets |
| Russian ruler: Var. |
| Shah Pahlavi |
| Showing obsequiousness |
| Shows fallibility |
| Signed off on |
| Site of Maine's largest university |
| Sleepaway, e.g. |
| Some wrestlers |
| Songwriter Perkins |
| Source of the line 'The Leaves of Life keep falling one by one' |
| Study hard |
| Suffixes with depend and differ |
| Summers abroad |
| Sumptuousness |
| Sycophant |
| Syrian president |
| Team with which Derrick Coleman was the 1991 N.B.A. Rookie of the Year |
| They keep control of their faculties |
| Title character in a 1922 Broadway hit |
| Turn inside out |
| TV character first seen on 'Happy Days' |
| TV's Matt and Andy |
| Uncontrolled |
| Unitalicized |
| Use, as a tip |
| Uttered |
| Waldorf salad ingredients |
| When repeated, is specific |
| Whence the phrase 'Wisdom is better than rubies' |
| Where soldiers go |
| Winding way |
| Winter Olympics gold medalist Kulik |
| Winter pear |
| Young newts |
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