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England's Fergie, formally crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 12th, 2014 other clues |
| Sock |
| Speak like a tough guy, say |
| Start of an elimination rhyme |
| Stocking stuffer? |
| Story threads |
| Tan breakfast beverage |
| They build up in pores |
| Trey beaters |
| Ungentlemanly sort |
| Was a prelude (to) |
| What a 'V' signals to a violinist |
| White breakfast beverage |
| Words said while tapping on a watch |
| Work like a dog |
| ___ bene |
| ___ facto |
| '10' star |
| 'I'm buying!,' at a bar ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| 'Ta-ta!' |
| 'Nolo contendere,' e.g |
| '___ get it!' |
| '___ Misérables' |
| Admonition to the overly curious |
| Agcy. for retirees |
| Agitated state |
| Alternative to pasta |
| Before, briefly |
| Best-liked, in chat rooms |
| Bet |
| Blunted blade |
| Body lotion brand |
| Bud in the Southwest |
| Clear libation popular in England |
| Clear libation popular in Japan |
| Clear libation popular in Russia |
| Clucked |
| Cutout toy |
| Density symbol |
| Dryer fuzz |
| Endor denizen |
| Fifth-century pope called 'the Great' |
| Fire-starting aid |
| Fizzy dinner quaff |
| G.E. component: Abbr |
| Genteel dinner quaff |
| Good-looking person? |
| Halo, e.g |
| Hornswoggled |
| Jonathan and Martha of Smallville |
| Kid's retort |
| Knocked-out state |
| Letter-shaped construction component |
| Like some shopping |
| Meadow mother |
| Middle of a simile |
| Moorehead of 'Citizen Kane' |
| Muscle connector |
| Nervous giggle |
| Newly arrived |
| Nickname for the $2 Canadian coin |
| Not a lot |
| Not marbled, say |
| Nut often found on a sticky bun |
| Old-timey agreements |
| One of Isaac's twins |
| Orange breakfast beverage |
| Pirate hide-out, often |
| Plain dinner quaff |
| Presenter of many a spoof, for short |
| Product of fermenting apples |
| Product of fermenting barley |
| Product of fermenting honey |
| Pulling an all-nighter, e.g |
| R. E. Lee's org |
| Rainbow-shaped |
| School for James Bond |
| Six, in Seville |
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