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Delicious but fattening crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 1st, 2006 other clues |
| #4, once, in Boston |
| 'Hold on!' |
| 'Suppose
' |
| 'Trust ___' (1937 hit) |
| '___ the bag!' |
| Afresh |
| Ages and ages |
| An old Warner Bros. production? |
| Appear that way |
| Argentine writer ___ Sábato |
| Astronaut Collins |
| Bombed |
| Carried away |
| Coffee-to-go necessity |
| Deferential |
| Disadvantaged |
| Do business with |
| Do, re or mi, in Italy |
| Dots on a map |
| Drop |
| Elder, e.g. |
| Feedback |
| First name in humor |
| Go this way and that |
| Hit 1986-87 R & B album |
| How you have to think to solve this puzzle |
| Humdinger |
| In eruption |
| Insect repellent ingredient |
| It's well-regulated |
| Kind of card |
| Kind of patch |
| Language from which shawl and divan come |
| Link |
| Little bit |
| Ltrs. may be written in them |
| Map line |
| Mario Puzo best seller |
| Milk source |
| Movie with the opening line 'I admire your courage, Miss
?' |
| Nice brushes |
| Nickname for young Skywalker |
| Not stick out |
| One of 100 positions |
| Opposite of 'duh!' |
| Performed terribly, slangily |
| Precollege |
| Really good one |
| Reply in a juvenile spat |
| Request made while pointing at a display case |
| River that rises in Monte Falterona |
| Robert who wrote 'The Power Broker' |
| Row makers |
| She, in Venice |
| Sleeveless Arab garment |
| Sound |
| Sound at a spa |
| Sparkling |
| Spills out, in the Bible |
| Start of an apology |
| Striped animals |
| Suffix with planet |
| Super Bowl souvenir |
| Tough problem |
| Try to pick up |
| Universal competitor |
| Ups |
| Volunteered |
| Whacks |
| What some of the letters in this puzzle seemingly have |
| Where Billy the Kid was born, believe it or not: Abbr. |
| Words of concurrence |
| Words repeated at the start of the 'Sailor's Song' |
| Zoom |
| ___-Ude, Mongolia |
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