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Deerstalker fold-down crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 13th, 2007 other clues |
| ___-tzu |
| ___-mo |
| Boxer Trinidad |
| British composer Robert |
| Bus. card abbr. |
| Chevy introduced in 1958 |
| Computer input |
| Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen |
| Copper head? |
| Cost of time or space |
| Cutting |
| Defeatees' comment |
| Did not go fast? |
| Diligent student, in slang |
| Eases off |
| East End abode |
| English class assignment |
| Eydie Gormé's '___ Es el Amor' |
| Fair-minded |
| Faulkner hero |
| Film extras, for short |
| Film noir, e.g. |
| Fish eggs |
| Fort ___, Fla. |
| From ___ Z |
| Further |
| Gertrude who swam the English Channel |
| Girl in a gown |
| Gustav Klimt's 'Portrait of ___ Bloch-Bauer I' |
| Hair-raising cry |
| Have ___ in mind |
| Head set |
| High-school dept. |
| House calls? |
| It goes back and forth in a workshop |
| It has gutters on each side |
| Sainted king called 'the Stout' |
| 'A Lonely Rage' autobiographer |
| 'Boston Legal' Emmy winner |
| Seemed right |
| 'Gimme ___!' |
| Sets upon |
| 'Hamlet' setting |
| Shakespearean question after 'How now!' |
| 'Misty' composer Garner |
| 'Star Trek' series, to fans |
| Smart |
| 'Steady ___ goes' |
| Son of Cedric the Saxon |
| 'The Lord of the Rings' creature |
| Start of Idaho's motto |
| 'Well, look ___!' |
| State with the fewest counties (three): Abbr. |
| 'Wouldn't ___ Loverly?' |
| Staying power |
| '___ life!' |
| Staying power? |
| '___ Nacht' (German words of parting) |
| Strong draft horses |
| '___ the Magician' (old radio series) |
| '___-La-La' (Al Green hit) |
| Stuffs |
| Subject of a David McCullough political biography |
| *1850 American literature classic |
| *Demonstrate the method |
| Succeed |
| *Miami baseball list |
| Suffix with convention |
| *Not so important |
| Sundial hour |
| *Push aside |
| Support group |
| *Put at bay |
| Synthetic gem |
| *Toothless South American animal |
| Table scrap |
| *Walk in the park, say |
| These: Fr. |
| *What someone who looks at Medusa does |
| They may be light or free |
| 1980s major-league slugger Tony |
| 9-1-1 grp. |
| Tickle |
| Time's 1977 Man of the Year |
| Accomplishes perfectly, as a dismount |
| TV's '___-Team' |
| Act of putting into circulation |
| Agnus ___ (Mass prayers) |
| Verve |
| Appointees confirmed by Cong. |
| Victorian roofs |
| Area of authority |
| Without a break |
| Attentive one |
| Woody's partner |
| Banjo-picker Scruggs |
| Word of encouragement |
| Battery size |
| Your highness?: Abbr. |
| Becker on 'L.A. Law' |
| ___ 88 |
| Big flap |
| ___ Schwarz |
| Bisected fly? |
| John who hosted TV's 'Talk Soup' |
| Kind of patch |
| Kinetoscope inventor |
| Kyrgyzstan city |
| Laws, informally |
| Lays siege to |
| Leather source |
| Like windows and geishas |
| Lot of time |
| Lush fabrics |
| MapQuest request: Abbr. |
| Mary of 'Where Eagles Dare' |
| Mass transit choices |
| McMurry University site |
| Meets, as a challenge |
| Memory trace |
| Modern and technologically advanced |
| Money rival |
| More chilling |
| Mrs. Doonesbury, in the comics |
| Not included: Abbr. |
| Old Ford |
| Opposite of paleo- |
| Oversee |
| P.O. item |
| Page, for one |
| Pentateuch book: Abbr. |
| Percolates |
| Place for a star |
| Pricey |
| Pricey strings |
| Private line |
| Received, as a message |
| Relative of a mandolin |
| Run down |
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