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Ending with neo- or proto- crossword clue
P L A S M
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| New York Times crossword of September 20th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Git!' |
| 'Hesitating to mention it, but ...' |
| 'I dare you!' |
| 'Kilroy ___ here' |
| 'Phooey!' |
| 'Square' things, ideally |
| 'West Side Story' seamstress |
| '___ and answered' (courtroom objection) |
| Actress Watts |
| Blade in the pen |
| Boxer Max |
| Chew the fat |
| Clothes presser |
| Club game |
| Come to a close |
| Comical 'Dame' |
| Command-Z command |
| Constellation units |
| da-DAH |
| Designs with ® symbols: Abbr |
| Dreadlocked ones, informally |
| Drive mad |
| Ed of 'Up' |
| Error report? |
| Fabric purchase: Abbr |
| Fool |
| Gates of philanthropy |
| German kingdom of old |
| Give off, as vibes |
| Glass fragment |
| Growing luxuriantly |
| Habitual customer's order, with 'the' |
| Ham-handed |
| Ice cream and sponge topped with meringue and placed in a very hot oven for a few minutes |
| Itch |
| J.Lo's daughter with a palindromic name |
| Kardashian matriarch |
| Kill, as an idea |
| Land of Blarney |
| Latches (onto) |
| Lauder of cosmetics |
| Layers of sherry-soaked torte, homemade custard and fruit served chilled in a giant stem glass |
| Locale for urban trash cans |
| Lollipop |
| Low ground, poetically |
| Lowdown, in slang |
| Manipulate |
| Mini, e.g |
| Mop & ___ |
| Ones who are splitsville |
| Oodles |
| Pass's opposite |
| Positive R.S.V.P.s |
| Pushing conventional limits |
| Rock's ___ Inch Nails |
| Salade ___ |
| Sam Cooke's first #1 hit |
| Set traditionally handed down to an eldest daughter |
| Severe and short, as an illness |
| Singer with the site imaginepeace.com |
| Steamed-for-hours, aged-for-months concoction of treacle, brandy, fruit and spices, set afire and served at Christmas |
| Strip of fabric used for trimming |
| Sugar ___ |
| Summary |
| Teacher's plan |
| Tiny bell sounds |
| Uncles, in Acapulco |
| Units of resistance |
| Voldemort-like |
| Walloped to win the bout, in brief |
| What a chef might call each dessert featured in this puzzle, literally or figuratively |
| Willowy |
| ___ contact |
| ___ of the Apostles |
| ___-December romance |
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