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Drool from both sides of the mouth? crossword clue
D O U B L E D R I B B L E
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| New York Times crossword of February 28th, 2016 other clues |
| ' |
| 'Downton Abbey' daughter |
| 'It seems to me ...' |
| 'Jeez!' |
| 'My bad!' |
| 'Qué ___?' |
| 'The Good Wife' figures: Abbr |
| 'Three Billy Goats Gruff' villain |
| 'Use your head!' |
| 'Wanna play?' |
| 'You win!' |
| '___ the day!' (cry repeated in Shakespeare) |
| 1961 space chimp |
| 1994 bomb based on an 'S.N.L.' character |
| A question of time |
| Achieve success |
| Acrophobe's term for a route through the mountains? |
| Actress Thomas |
| Actress Thompson of 'Creed' |
| Almost dislocate |
| Anderson of 'WKRP' |
| Anti bodies? |
| Applies gingerly |
| Apportion |
| Archer's battle weapon |
| Asian territory in Risk |
| Astral lion |
| Attack order |
| Attended |
| Batting .200, maybe |
| Bridge whiz |
| Brings in |
| Brooding music genre |
| Brought up |
| Busted timer? |
| Canadian smacker |
| Cantina appetizers |
| Card table cloth |
| CD-___ |
| Chichi |
| Confer |
| Cropped up |
| Cutting edge |
| De jure |
| Desi Arnaz? |
| Devotee |
| Domineering |
| Don't bother |
| Eagle constellation |
| Echolocator |
| Encouraging word |
| Fallout from the 2000 election? |
| Fire place? |
| Flummox |
| Fly swatter? |
| Forever |
| Ghostly sound |
| Give a tongue-lashing |
| Go through |
| Goth-looking, in a way |
| Ground beef contaminant |
| Historic siege site |
| Illicit sum |
| Improvise, in a way |
| In base 8 |
| Is unacceptable |
| Isolated |
| It's hard to get across |
| Karaoke bar sight |
| Keg contents |
| Key of Brahms's Symphony No. 4 |
| Kind of dye |
| Lament from an unlucky shrimper? |
| Lean on |
| Legendary siege site |
| Like lumberjack jackets |
| Make less dangerous, in a way |
| Mobile home resident? |
| Morning condensate |
| Morsel |
| Narrow lead in baseball |
| Not fully independent |
| Nougaty treats |
| O.K |
| Oft-married Taylor |
| One of the Furies |
| One of the Gabor sisters |
| Outfit |
| Oxygen-dependent bacterium |
| Palindromic girl |
| Père d'un prince |
| Petitioned |
| Piece corps, briefly? |
| Popinjay |
| Prepares for a Mr. Universe competition, say |
| Prompt |
| Put off |
| Quaker of note? |
| Queen ___ (pop music nickname) |
| Rationale |
| Reclined |
| Reduces to smithereens |
| Residents of 3-Down |
| Rio Grande city |
| River along Avignon |
| Round after the quarters |
| Rug dealer's special? |
| Runway model? |
| Say 'When I met the Dalai Lama last year,' say |
| Sci-fi film with a 2010 sequel |
| Screams bloody murder |
| Settled the score |
| Short flight |
| Showroom models |
| Signature Michael Jackson wear |
| Sleep lab study |
| Small invention |
| Smash up |
| Smoked deli purchase |
| Softly |
| Some school edicts |
| Something to boost |
| Soothes |
| Sound near a spittoon |
| Stabilizer of a ship's compass |
| Sugar |
| The Depression, for one |
| Time for last-minute planning |
| Tip of an épée? |
| Trackpad alternative |
| Trickle |
| Unsteady gait |
| Veteran |
| Violation of Yom Kippur? |
| Virtual address |
| Whacked |
| Winning an Oscar for 'Norma Rae'? |
| World Heritage Site in the Andes |
| Writing '30 and single' when it's really '50 and married,' e.g.? |
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