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Entertainer who popularized the phrase "You ain't heard nothing yet" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 28th, 2019 other clues |
| Egg containers |
| Figure who works with figures, for short |
| 1995 cyberthriller about espionage |
| Road map |
| ___ lamp |
| Deep gorge |
| Showy shrub |
| 2004 film about a group of street dancers |
| United, for one: Abbr. |
| Twisted |
| "Yoo-hoo!" |
| Senatorial thumbs-up |
| Pommes frites seasoning |
| Lavish attention (on) |
| Science of sound |
| Ashen |
| 2014 romance about two teens with cancer, with "The" |
| Slowing down, on a score: Abbr. |
| Ship named for an ancient Roman province in Iberia |
| Smeltery imports |
| Quibble |
| Instrument featured on Springsteen's "Born to Run" |
| Common recyclable |
| Tosspot |
| Only mo. that can begin and end on the same day of the week |
| 2003 Christmas-themed rom-com |
| Religious enlightenment |
| Sour notes? |
| Underling |
| Top prize in los Juegos Olímpicos |
| Bread with hummus |
| What 8-, 20-, 36- and 52-Across sound like they could be about |
| "Absolutely!" |
| Boatload |
| Fixes, as a pet |
| Alnico, e.g. |
| Spicy Southern cuisine |
| Make out, to a Brit |
| Singers of high notes in olden times |
| Hardly poetic |
| Bumps on the path to adulthood? |
| Section of a bookstore |
| Hell Week hellion, say |
| Gave the slip to |
| Goose egg |
| Austin-to-Boston dir. |
| Leaves in hot water? |
| Most underhanded |
| Monkey named for a king in Greek myth |
| Herbert Hoover, by birth (uniquely among all U.S. presidents to date) |
| Breakout company of 1976? |
| Group with a meeting of the minds? |
| Brynner of "The King and I" |
| "To Kill a Mockingbird" narrator |
| Big dos |
| City near the Great Sphinx |
| Revealed a secret about |
| Kind of skating |
| Italian dishes that are simmered |
| Lady Liberty, for one |
| Burden |
| Where one might take or dodge shots |
| Maritime forces |
| Cattle-herding canine |
| Cause of goose bumps |
| Thrash (around) |
| ___ Eight (March Madness stage) |
| Standing rule |
| Salutation at sea |
| Concert pieces |
| Fast flier of the past, for short |
| Chowed down |
| Boatload |
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