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Door without a knob, say crossword clue
T R A P
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| New York Times crossword of April 1st, 2011 other clues |
| Southeastern Conf. team |
| Spare items in garages |
| Spill a little? |
| They're subject to rapid inflation |
| Transplants, surgically |
| Trunk part |
| Twain hero, informally |
| Utility cart |
| Yen for |
| ___ Bell |
| ___ bread |
| ___ instant |
| 'Get out of here! Fast!' |
| 'Grey's Anatomy' locales, for short |
| 'That's the spot!' |
| 'Uh-uh!' |
| 2002 Katherine Frank political biography |
| About |
| Article of the Constitution that defines treason |
| Available, in a way |
| Baltic feeder |
| Behind |
| Bow |
| Brand in the frozen food section |
| Brand in the frozen food section |
| Circus sites |
| Conventional |
| Date |
| Dead, so to speak |
| Disable |
| Drop |
| Econ. figure |
| Elvis follower |
| English novelist Bawden |
| Everything |
| First: Abbr. |
| Free |
| Gait |
| Giant #4 |
| Go around for rounds? |
| Green: Prefix |
| Go for |
| Half of almost any odd-numbered Interstate highway |
| Hammer accompanier |
| Hardly blue-blooded |
| Head-slapper's cry |
| Helmsley and others |
| Hip-hop singer with the 2008 hit 'Paper Planes' |
| Hunky-dory |
| It starts 'Tell me, muse, of the man of many resources' |
| Japan Airlines competitor |
| Kind of center |
| Lincoln, maybe |
| Lock holders |
| Look (over) |
| Love overseas |
| Mail letters, in the past |
| Major Peruvian export |
| Not at all eager |
| Org. with a Seal of Acceptance |
| Passing preventer |
| Place for a spring |
| Plenteous |
| Praise |
| Range grp. |
| Ready |
| Refreshers |
| Repetition |
| Rob on a set |
| Rule |
| Salmon ___ |
| Scale notes |
| Serving in John Betjeman's poem 'How to Get on in Society' |
| Some bread |
| Some schoolwork |
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