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Ending with bed or farm crossword clue
S T E A D
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| New York Times crossword of March 18th, 2008 other clues |
| #41 or #43 |
| 'Don't touch that ___!' |
| 'Honest' prez |
| 'We try harder' company |
| 'Yadda, yadda, yadda' |
| '___ a Nightingale' |
| '___ is an island' |
| Adds up ... like this puzzle's theme? |
| Archipelago unit |
| Auctioneer's last word |
| Be in hock |
| Bracelet site |
| Carrot or radish |
| Cass and Michelle, in '60s pop |
| Cohort of Clark |
| Conclude one's argument |
| Cough medicine amt. |
| Covet thy neighbor's wife, say |
| Coward of the theater |
| Disco ___ of 'The Simpsons' |
| Dislikes, plus |
| Does something |
| Done for, slangily |
| Double reed |
| Early 17th-century year |
| Everything that's left |
| Follow closely |
| Full range |
| Get to |
| Gunslinger's mark |
| Gymgoer's pride |
| Hieroglyphics cross |
| Hieroglyphics serpent |
| Hit the hay |
| Home to most Turks |
| Ibuprofen target |
| Iditarod entry |
| In close pursuit |
| Like cows, to Hindus |
| MacDowell of 'Groundhog Day' |
| Mai ___ |
| Maul or awl |
| Mr. Peanut prop |
| Nary a penny |
| Never-before-seen |
| Nickel and dime |
| Not 'neath |
| One of two in 'boxcars' |
| One with a carrot nose, maybe |
| Org. with dens |
| Play the market |
| Pope from 440 to 461 |
| Portfolio contents |
| Providential |
| Really wow |
| Show grief |
| Significant ___ |
| Slap shot success |
| Sly glance |
| Some are proper |
| State with a panhandle: Abbr. |
| Strauss of jeans |
| Suffix with Brooklyn |
| Tech caller |
| These may be coddled |
| Thought before blowing out the candles |
| Tide type |
| Tricky turns |
| U.K. honour |
| Up to the task |
| Upper-left key |
| Vogue competitor |
| Walked like a tosspot |
| Wart cause, in folklore |
| What 'there oughta be' |
| When stolen, it stays in place |
| ___ Paulo |
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