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Dance around a high chair? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 6th, 2009 other clues |
| 'All You Need ___' (2008 Morrissey song) |
| 'Cómo es ___?' ('How come?' in Cádiz) |
| 'St. Elsewhere' actor David |
| 'The Great Broxopp' playwright, 1921 |
| 1966 Tony winner for 'Marat/Sade' |
| 1980s-'90s action/adventure series |
| 1989 French Open winner and others |
| Academic area |
| Annual stretch of trois mois |
| As a friend, to Frédéric |
| Backpedaler's words |
| Barry B. Longyear novella that won Hugo and Nebula awards |
| Be in a fix, say |
| Being borrowed by |
| Blow |
| Brazilian greeting |
| Breakdown cause |
| Certain |
| Certain section |
| Cry that may forestall a lame excuse |
| Derisive cry |
| Doctor who's friends with Matthew Mugg |
| Early developments |
| Family member |
| Feature of some shirts |
| Follower of drop or shut |
| Forward and back, e.g. |
| Insignificant injury |
| It doesn't include a bonus |
| It includes mayo |
| It may be glassy |
| It's next to 10-Down, both in an adage and literally in this puzzle |
| Julie, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Key |
| Ledger with lines |
| Low reef |
| Mom in 'Hairspray' |
| Name tag? |
| New Jersey setting of 'Coneheads' |
| Noted role for Maria Callas |
| One way around town |
| Paradise in literature |
| Philosophies that regard reality as one organic whole |
| Physicist Ampère |
| Place to receive communion |
| Prefix with -polis |
| Prize |
| Pro in briefs?: Abbr. |
| See 28-Down |
| See 57-Across |
| See 9-Down |
| Sender of the Calydonian boar |
| Sharjah's fed. |
| Square off against |
| Start pulling down more? |
| Stepping-off points: Abbr. |
| Subject for a W.S.J. article |
| Tackle |
| Tetanus symptom |
| The world, per the Bard |
| Thickly fibrous |
| Upset |
| Using |
| What few people live for: Abbr. |
| With 13-Down, here and there, to Henri |
| With 60-Across, hypocrite's mantra |
| Without ___ (daringly) |
| Yellow-green shade |
| ___ City, Fla. |
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