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| New York Times crossword of September 29th, 2005 other clues |
| 'Ain't ___ Sweet?' |
| 'Aren't we the comedian?!' |
| 'Far out, man!' |
| 'Pardon' |
| 'Quite possibly' |
| 'That feels good!' |
| '___ get it!' |
| '___ hollers, let
' |
| '
___ saw Elba' |
| 1974 top 10 hit with Spanish lyrics |
| A cat, but rarely a rat |
| Ambulance staffer, for short |
| Appurtenance for Santa |
| August |
| Balsam |
| Blasts out |
| Capital NW of Drammen |
| Card game with forfeits |
| Chemical suffixes |
| Decorative pottery and such |
| Drag through the mud |
| Elia Kazan's autobiography |
| Emir's land |
| Enraptured |
| Ferry destination, possibly |
| Four pairs |
| Fraternity character |
| H.S. subject |
| Half of a 1980's TV team |
| Hardly go-getters |
| K follower |
| Kung ___ chicken |
| Lead character in a Mario Puzo novel |
| Loosened (up) |
| Medical suffix |
| Mine passages |
| Month 'The Motorcycle Diaries' begins |
| Necessity for some, in order to go to the movies |
| Nets with floats |
| Nod's significance |
| On the perimeter |
| On the road |
| One of the Munsters |
| One who's sorry |
| Pizarro's conquest |
| Playing marble |
| Prefix with puncture |
| See 17-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| Shelved |
| Singer Coolidge |
| Sixth-century year |
| Small knot |
| Sole saver |
| Something bad to be caught in |
| Spanish for 'poplar' |
| Spray target, perhaps |
| Steaming |
| Supplement |
| Take a peek |
| They may hang by the neck |
| Tommy Rettig's co-star in 1950's TV |
| Twofold |
| Verizon, for one |
| Where ships go |
| With 25-, 45- and 58-Across, some advice by 36-Across |
| Wynken, Blynken and Nod, e.g. |
| Zoot suit feature |
| ___ avis |
| ___ cherry |
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