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Comment from a driver who finally reached his destination? crossword clue
G P S I L O V E Y O U
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| New York Times crossword of December 14th, 2014 other clues |
| 'How deep is your love?' or 'You should be dancing'? |
| 'Do the Right Thing' pizzeria |
| 'Gilgamesh,' e.g |
| 'God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on You' group |
| 'Grant your own damn wishes,' e.g.? |
| 'Heaven forbid!' |
| 'Just ___' |
| 'Let's Be Cops' org |
| 'Off the hook' |
| 'Sure, put me down for that' |
| 'Tennessee Waltz' singer |
| 'Zounds!' |
| '___ chance!' |
| '___ Flux,' 2005 sci-fi film |
| '___ honest ...' |
| Abbey area |
| Abnormal swelling |
| About 2 1/2 acres |
| Actress Paquin |
| Actress Woodward |
| Alphabetical 119-Across |
| Annual '500' |
| Antithesis: Abbr |
| Any four-letter word |
| Arsenal workers |
| Attorneys' degs |
| Barn attachments |
| Bed cover |
| Blue expanse |
| Blue expanse |
| Born abroad? |
| Brain-freeze drinks |
| Brown who founded The Daily Beast |
| Calrissian of 'Star Wars' |
| Capital on a river of the same name |
| Cause of wear and tear |
| Cavils |
| Chef Paula |
| Chemical compound often labeled 'S' |
| Circus sights |
| Classic theater |
| Closest friend, slangily |
| College for a Brit |
| Convinces |
| Cookware brand |
| Cop (to) |
| Day care attendee |
| Deferential |
| Deity in the Edda |
| Demanding sort |
| Descriptive of dingos and jackals |
| Dict. info |
| Discusses at length |
| Drops |
| Electronics giant |
| End of a famous boast |
| Ending with cow or hole |
| Faithful, in old poetry |
| Fighter pilots fly them |
| Fire proof? |
| Flips |
| Former auto exec Lee |
| Former White House press secretary Perino |
| Friday night series? |
| Full complement for a Quidditch team |
| Futilely |
| Goggle |
| Hair gel, e.g |
| Having left the company, maybe |
| Ingredient in some London pies |
| It may be beaten, with 'the' |
| It might be clipped and filed |
| James of jazz |
| Jim of children's TV |
| Jog |
| Keep a low profile? |
| Korda who directed 'Sahara' |
| Larsson who wrote 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' |
| Leftover bit |
| Like early Sears business |
| Literary prefaces |
| Made a false move? |
| Many a bored student |
| Markdown marker |
| Master of Japanese writing? |
| Means |
| Mosaicist or glassblower |
| Most chill-inducing |
| Nagging question? |
| Never: Ger |
| Not learned |
| Olive Garden starter |
| One of the friends on 'Friends' |
| Orbitz offering |
| Pals |
| Part of E.U.: Abbr |
| Per |
| Picnic side dish |
| Play again |
| Poet who wrote 'Let us not speak of them, but look, and pass on' |
| Pot money |
| Rarity in un desierto |
| Relative of the cha-cha |
| Religious rituals for cats? |
| Santa Claus-tracking org |
| See 80-Down |
| Seeds |
| Shred |
| Sidestepped |
| Some queenly attire |
| Sound before a big blow? |
| Start to go down the drain |
| Stop what you're doing |
| Strange pond scum? |
| Strips |
| Sufficient, informally |
| Surprised comment upon rummaging through a tea chest? |
| Swear |
| Symbol in the logo of 'The Big Bang Theory' |
| The tiniest amount |
| Title hunter of a 1922 film |
| Tofurky, to turkey, e.g |
| Took care of |
| Transportation service for the disabled |
| Turns down |
| U.S.'s first grocery chain |
| University of Miami athletes, for short |
| Vanity cases? |
| Veracruz's capital |
| Viet ___ |
| Warmed up the crowd (for) |
| Way of the East |
| Web browsers |
| When doubled, part of many a Robin Williams tribute |
| ___ bean |
| ___ test |
| ___ the Great of children's lit |
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