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E. coli, for one: Abbr. crossword clue
B A C T
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| New York Times crossword of June 14th, 1998 other clues |
| Fluency |
| Formerly named |
| Giggle |
| Golden-___ |
| Golfer Ballesteros |
| Golfer Ballesteros |
| Hand, informally |
| Have a loan from |
| Have breakfast, e.g., in Germany |
| Heads toward |
| Holiday driver, in a phrase |
| How a breakfaster views himself? |
| How tuna may be packed |
| Illustrator Silverstein |
| Is in peak singing condition? |
| Isle of Man man |
| It didn't keep Little Boy Blue awake |
| It finds itself in hot water |
| It may be involved in a draft |
| It may be polished |
| It might halt traffic on the Rhein |
| It releases a dangerous spray |
| Jams |
| Jinx |
| Just |
| Kind of chops |
| Kind of linebacker |
| L'eau lands? |
| Lash out at |
| Legally |
| Like some chairs |
| Like some traffic |
| Lo-cal |
| Second-rate film |
| Select or elect |
| Sharp-pointed instrument |
| Socks pattern |
| Sondheim song 'We're ___ Be All Right' |
| Spirit |
| Start with pad or port |
| Surprise challenger |
| Swab again |
| Swellhead |
| The L of L-dopa |
| Try |
| Violinist Heifetz |
| Waiters' reaction after breakfast was over? |
| Waters and Mertz |
| Wear off |
| Wear well |
| Whispered call |
| Will be, to Doris Day |
| Williams and Kennedy |
| Wrong end? |
| ___ et ubique (here and everywhere) |
| ___ Forest (W.W. I battle site) |
| ___ Kippur |
| ___ Ski Valley, N.M. |
| 'I'd hate to break up ___' |
| 'Amadeus' role |
| 'Bewitched' husband |
| 'Capital!' |
| 'Gotcha!' |
| 'Is that all right?' |
| 'Jaws' sighting |
| 'No ___ allowed' |
| 'The Conqueror Worm' poet |
| 1956 Allen Ginsberg poem |
| 1997 Peter Fonda title role |
| ACTH or thyroxine |
| Actress McClurg |
| Associate of Zhou |
| Astronaut Slayton |
| Author Bombeck |
| Black to the max |
| Bran accompanier |
| Breakfaster's favorite drama? |
| Breakfaster's maids? |
| Breakfaster's personal credo? |
| Breakfaster's query? |
| Breakfaster's sad comment? |
| Breakfaster's U.N. guest? |
| Bright-colored blooms |
| Cap initials at Busch Stadium |
| Capital city spelled with an umlaut |
| Cause of a non sequitur |
| Cedar ___ (lumber source) |
| Church part |
| Comics debut of 1941 |
| Confront |
| Crime mystery writer Paretsky |
| Cross, of a sort |
| Dadaist Jean |
| Discredit |
| Dodger name of fame |
| Dolt |
| Dry as a bone |
| Ear part |
| Easy mark |
| Enlarge |
| Eric Rohmer's '___ of Winter' |
| Escape artist |
| Feeding tube? |
| Female name suffix |
| Fielding brother |
| First name in jeans |
| Flow stoppage |
| Loose, in a manner of speaking |
| Make |
| Many a worker |
| March music maker |
| Marked by drinking |
| Mashed dish |
| Meg's 'Prelude to a Kiss' co-star |
| Mouthed but not spoken |
| Nasty |
| No longer shrink-wrapped |
| Observation |
| One in the can |
| One way to run |
| Opposed |
| Oscar winner Edmund of 'Miracle on 34th Street' |
| Paris school |
| Part of the eye |
| Peel |
| Pick up |
| Place beside |
| Plain Jane |
| Prefix with transmitter |
| Registered, with 'up' |
| Remove all restrictions on |
| Renaissance art patron |
| Resort souvenir |
| Roasters |
| Run a charity, e.g. |
| Runners |
| Salt of element #53 |
| Screendom's Laura and Bruce |
| Scrumptious |
| Second of a historical trio |
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