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Drops outside crossword clue
D E W
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New York Times crossword of July 27th, 1997 other clues |
'Backdraft' concern |
'Dirty dog,' for one |
'Field of Dreams' setting |
'That'll show you!' |
'Was ___ blame?' |
'___-Man' (1974 spy/sci-fi film) |
1953 title role for Rita Hayworth |
1995 Pitt flick |
70-Across weapon |
Activist |
Actress Myrna |
Agcy. overseeing Fed. records |
Anorexic? |
Ardent and then some |
Artsy one |
Auction actions |
Bank deposit |
Be ready for |
Bit of business attire |
Black |
Black spot |
Bounce |
Budge |
Capital of Manche |
Capriole |
Cavern, in poetry |
Center of activity |
Certain model railroads |
Chilling |
City discussed at the 1954 Geneva Conference |
City ESE of Bombay |
Clangor |
Cochise player Michael in 50's TV |
Cows, maybe |
Current terminals |
Cybernetics pioneer ___ Wiener |
Deem |
Deep bell sound |
Desert drainage basin |
Dessert item |
Disable |
Do a salon job |
Do type |
Douay prophet |
Dweller across the strait from Singapore |
Edison's middle name |
Engage in a food fight at KFC? |
Famous Tuesday Club member |
Fictional ghost |
Fin |
Firm |
For fear that |
Foreign refusal |
Foreign refusal |
Go up and down the dial |
Gone |
Goodfellow ___, Tex. |
Hammer in manufacturing |
Heart of the matter |
Hero-worship |
Hints |
Hitchhiker from Calcutta? |
Horrible |
Hubbub |
Inner-city area |
It may be black or green |
It meant nothing to Caesar |
It might come out of a summit |
It passes between decks |
Jerks |
Kind of apparel |
Kind of expression |
Kind of expression |
Kindly spirit? |
Like Australia's western plateau |
Lily relative |
Lohengrin's love |
Masseuse's target |
Miss America attire |
Mr. Hyde, e.g. |
Musician Brian |
North or South district in Hawaii |
Not thinking straight |
Old piece |
Oomph |
Opposite of baja |
Org. |
Out of this world |
Part of a W.W. II exclamation |
Pen patter |
Pinochle combo |
Prefix with mechanics |
Procter & Gamble soap |
Product of the press? |
Program |
Provide, as with some quality |
Quickly apply |
Quite a thrill |
Repeatedly |
Ring org. |
Rose-red dye |
Sauteed dish |
Screw (up) |
Search for x |
Senate support |
Sewing tool |
Shower with flowers |
Sight at Dulles |
Silver Ghost, informally |
Simple beachwear? |
Small fastener |
Small fastener |
Split, so to speak |
Stadium sight |
Steady |
Stove workspace |
Succeed |
Support ___ |
Talk fondly |
Teen fantasy? |
They cross the line |
Thick fog, in slang |
Tiny Christmas decoration? |
Title for a cleric's book? |
Treat |
Ultimate |
Unbearably hot holiday? |
Up |
Virginia Senator |
Was coquettish with |
Water ring |
Wedding locale in a Crosby film |
Wedding locale in a Crosby film |
What a padlock may fasten |
Where Mt. Carmel is: Abbr. |
Whitens |
Wit |
With bated breath |
Year in Nero's reign |
___ bark beetle |
___ one |
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