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Delhi title crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 28th, 2002 other clues |
| 'Dear me!' |
| 'For shame!' |
| 'Good ___!' |
| 'It must be ___ news day' |
| 'Now ___ it!' |
| 'O.K.!' |
| 'Platoon' setting |
| 'The Bald Soprano' playwright |
| 'The Stepford Wives' author |
| '___ Rebel' (1962 hit) |
| 100 simoleons |
| 1950's-60's title TV star |
| 1964 Ronny & the Daytonas hit |
| Acapulco aunt |
| Actor Joe of 'Hill Street Blues' |
| Actor Voight |
| Ad ___ |
| Aim |
| Approval-granting org. |
| Architect Saarinen |
| Authorities: Var. |
| Bargain |
| Basse ___(low tide): Fr. |
| Bawl (out) |
| Bill Clinton, for one: Abbr. |
| Board |
| Bores |
| Candy holder |
| Capital on the Bight of Benin |
| Cell phone setting |
| Chaired |
| Charmers |
| Check for accuracy |
| Chicken parts |
| City of southwest Yemen |
| Clarinetist Shaw |
| Cobblers' leftovers |
| Common carriers |
| Concur |
| Cook up |
| Delete |
| Dentists' patients, ideally |
| Election night figure |
| Emmy-winning Christine |
| Entreat |
| Funhouse cries |
| Garden variety? |
| Give ___ (try) |
| Glow |
| Good thinking |
| Good: Ger. |
| Great Britain, e.g. |
| Gucci competitor |
| Hägar's other half |
| Heel |
| Hide out |
| High ends? |
| Hosp. procedure |
| In the ___ |
| In-box build-up |
| Indiana town where Cole Porter was born |
| It may have '.com' in its name |
| Jazzman Niehaus or Tristano |
| Jordan's Queen ___ |
| Just out |
| Kind of scream |
| Kindly |
| Latin 101 verb |
| Letterhead abbr. |
| Like some important visits |
| Lose ground? |
| Low brass |
| Masthead V.I.P.'s |
| Meir and Thatcher, e.g. |
| Metal waste |
| Mexican Mrs. |
| Mix anew, as greens |
| Moonshiners? |
| N.Y.S.E. debut, maybe |
| Narc's employer |
| Nerd |
| Of lung membranes |
| Overdo it, in a way |
| Pack in a ship's hold |
| Parlor operator: Abbr. |
| Picture, informally |
| Place for platters |
| Plant swelling |
| Prefix with lateral |
| Prince William's school |
| Product of a Canon/Wurlitzer merger? |
| Product of a Chrysler/Krazy Glue merger? |
| Product of a Dr. Scholl's/Pillsbury merger? |
| Product of a Krispy Kreme/Scrabble merger? |
| Product of a Lancôme/E.T.S. merger? |
| Product of a Serta/Louis Vuitton merger? |
| Product of a Weight Watchers/FTD merger? |
| Rap's Dr. ___ |
| Regular hangout |
| Relative of a rattlesnake |
| Repetition mark, in music |
| Rhetorical device like 'this earth, this realm, this England' |
| Rude greeting |
| Ruins 007's martini, say |
| São Paulo feature |
| Series opener |
| Shut out |
| Sign in a window |
| Sitting muscles |
| Sleek fleet, briefly |
| Slightly |
| Snore |
| Society page word |
| Some milk cartons: Abbr. |
| Spicy candies |
| State with just three counties: Abbr. |
| Stopping point |
| Store, as fodder |
| Sudden drop-off |
| Suffix with expert |
| Suffix with meteor |
| Suit material? |
| Summers in Europe |
| Take in |
| Traveled quickly |
| TV inits. since 10/11/75 |
| Twisty turn |
| Twosome |
| Unlikely candidate for a Pulitzer |
| Use a prayer rug, e.g. |
| Water color |
| What bears do |
| What did de Gaulle think? |
| Wings, in a way |
| Wolf ___, captain in 'The Sea Wolf' |
| Wood sorrel |
| Words that leave one in a bind? |
| ___ Popular |
| ___ sea (cruising) |
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