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Editor who 'looked like a dishonest Abe Lincoln' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 9th, 1998 other clues |
| ''Tis ___ bagatelle!' |
| 'From Bed to Worse' writer |
| 'I wish you a meretricious and a happy New Year' penner |
| 'No ___!' (slangy O.K.) |
| 'Papillon' star |
| 'What ___ the odds?' |
| '___ on $45 a Day' |
| 0 degrees |
| 1930's-40's director Zoltan ___ |
| 1966 movie that won Best Original Score |
| 52-Down rival |
| A reduced state |
| Abstractions |
| Actress Massen of 'Tokyo Rose' |
| Alphabetic sequence |
| Anxious |
| Back talk |
| Bean |
| Binary ___ |
| Brand of daminozide |
| Buenos ___ |
| Bun, for one |
| Buntlines, e.g. |
| Camp locale |
| Casualty of 1997 |
| Center or end |
| Certain sweaters |
| Chanel fragrance |
| Chem. or biol. |
| Collect |
| Collection of legends |
| Comedian Smirnoff |
| Confute |
| Dealer's nemesis |
| Dean Smith's sch. |
| Done, in Verdun |
| Drift |
| East wind, in Greek myth |
| Eastern pooh-bah |
| Ere |
| Fashion inits. |
| Floor |
| French flier |
| Games grp. |
| Glandular fever, for short |
| Goes back to the start |
| Gorgeous Georgian? |
| Gov. Landon |
| Grant giver, for short |
| Green, maybe |
| Guitar sound |
| Handlebar feature |
| Handlebar feature |
| Handy |
| Hardly used |
| Haven |
| Hosp. test |
| Hot dog garnish |
| In the majority? |
| Island in French Polynesia |
| Island southeast of Borneo |
| It's a gas |
| J.F.K. or F.D.R. |
| Japanese portal |
| Junglelike |
| Kind of condor |
| Kind of suit |
| Launch of July 1962 |
| Leaking |
| Leisure |
| Like some diets |
| Loner |
| Loose overcoat |
| Lot |
| Made for a mortise |
| Matador's opponent |
| Medea rode on it |
| Mom-and-pop grp. |
| More eccentric |
| Mr. X |
| Munich's river |
| Name as a price |
| Neck band? |
| Nocturnal noisemaker |
| Novel by 47-Down |
| Nursery rhyme residence |
| One facing life, maybe |
| One of the Allies of W.W. II |
| Park toy |
| Patches again |
| Pigtail |
| Plaza abbr. |
| Prairielike |
| Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon |
| Rattles, for 1-Across |
| Reversion |
| Rock layer |
| San ___ |
| Sanford of 'The Jeffersons' |
| Schools for engrs. |
| Scrabble draw |
| Secondary result |
| See 54-Across |
| See 54-Across |
| See 54-Across |
| See 6-Down |
| She replied to Noël Coward's 'You look almost like a man!' with 'And so do you' |
| She said 'You can lead a horticulture, but you can't make her think' |
| Sherlock's lady friend |
| Site of Vance Air Force Base |
| Sleep phenomena |
| Smart |
| Smut |
| Snake ___ |
| Snick-or-___ |
| So out it's in |
| Subatomic particle |
| Summoned, as a butler |
| Sundial letters |
| Taras Bulba, notably |
| The 'E' in E. L. Doctorow |
| They may be vital |
| Thoroughly confine |
| Trapped |
| Treater's words |
| Turn left |
| Universités |
| Upriver spawner |
| Utah city |
| Waters |
| Where the smart set sat [answer to be entered in the appropriate manner] |
| Whom 'I Like' |
| Wife of Esau |
| Winner of a noted 1978 Supreme Court case |
| With 87-Down, Wit's End resident called 'Old Vitriol and Violets' |
| Word before 'loves me' and 'loves me not' |
| Writer who said 'Satire is what closes Saturday night' |
| Zaps, in a way |
| ___ Mounds (Illinois historical site) |
| ___-American |
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