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| New York Times crossword of December 3rd, 2017 other clues |
| 'Bug' |
| 'Et tu?' and others |
| 'Let's do this thing!' |
| 'Pretty cool, huh?' |
| 'Rights of Man' author, 1791 |
| 2.5, for the set {1, 2, 3, 4} |
| A part of |
| A peeling place? |
| Accomplishing |
| Ages and ages |
| All right |
| All together |
| Amt. of seasoning |
| Band with the 1989 platinum debut album 'Junta' |
| Bear's advice |
| Bearlike creature in sci-fi |
| Bobcat relative |
| Browns |
| Bubbly mixer |
| Bug |
| Cain and Abel's younger brother |
| Capital 175 miles east of Venice, Italy |
| Cartoon seller of Duff Beer |
| Cartoon seller of Squishees |
| Chilled |
| City west of Binghamton |
| Classic sculpture |
| Classical poem |
| Cook in oil |
| Country united in 1990 |
| Darryl, in the comic 'Baby Blues' |
| Deceitful sort |
| Degree of freedom |
| Dernier ___ |
| Desert, in a way |
| Develop a limp |
| Do sales work, informally |
| Early Cuzco dweller |
| Edict |
| Egghead? |
| Elected |
| Email openers |
| End in ___ |
| Fair |
| Fantasy novel hero who rides the dragon Saphira |
| Fashion inits |
| Follows a pattern? |
| Former N.F.L.'ers Detmer and Law |
| Four-hit achievement, in baseball lingo |
| Four-time World Series-winning manager |
| Fund-raising org |
| Give a ring while on the road? |
| Greyhound offering |
| Group of pros |
| Group with two top 10 rock operas |
| Grp. with lots of pointers |
| Guru, maybe |
| Harassed, in a sense |
| Hardly guzzle |
| Hawaii's ___ Day |
| Hosp. worker |
| Houston-to-Dallas dir |
| How many TV shows are shown |
| Hybrid music genre of the 2010s |
| Immune system component |
| In the near future |
| Inside dope source |
| It's cut and dried |
| Jackson 5 member |
| Johannesburg neighborhood much in the news during apartheid |
| Joyful internet cry |
| Juice |
| Lacking polish |
| Lightens |
| Like hand motions during a shell game |
| Like hounds and most bunny rabbits |
| Like the verbs 'eat' and 'drink': Abbr |
| Loch on the border of the Highlands |
| Looks fabulous, in slang |
| Lotion ingredients |
| Lottery winner's cry |
| Low |
| Marc of fashion |
| Material for small buildings? |
| Mil. posts |
| Milo of 'Romeo and Juliet,' 1968 |
| Minecraft or StarCraft |
| Month of l'année |
| Most visibly frightened |
| Much-covered 1955 Bo Diddley hit |
| Murmur |
| Novel narrated by a soon-to-be mutineer |
| Oil crisis? |
| One caring for a bebé |
| One way to run |
| Only three-letter scale note |
| Philip who wrote 'Portnoy's Complaint' |
| Philosophy class suffix |
| Pincher |
| Places for plugs |
| Plastic dispenser producer |
| Poke around |
| Popeye's boy |
| Port. is part of it |
| Prefix with business |
| Prefix with caching |
| Proctor's warning |
| Professional group with a van |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer |
| Push |
| Pyrex glass marking |
| Record again |
| Runs to |
| Say quickly |
| See 83-Across |
| Series of mistakes? |
| Shapes of some Halloween cookies |
| Singer Reed |
| Smirnoff Ice, e.g |
| Soft drink options |
| Something to build on |
| Students often take them out |
| Style influenced by Cubism |
| Suburb of Chicago |
| Superfund org |
| System used at Gallaudet Univ |
| The 'K' in Kmart |
| The clue for 127-Across, if this shell game weren't a scam |
| The clue for 128-Down, if this shell game weren't a scam |
| The U.S., in Mexico |
| They have long necks and round bodies |
| They're symbolized by slashes |
| Tizzy |
| Total jerks |
| Typical Vanidades reader |
| Underground locale |
| Vacation spot |
| Verb often said three times in a row |
| Verbal stumbles |
| Walks or runs, for short |
| Warm up for a bout, say |
| Westernmost of the ABC Islands |
| When some bars close |
| With 13-Down, herbal brew |
| With politesse |
| Word before questions or advice |
| Work together |
| Worn-down pencil |
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