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New York Times crossword of November 28th, 1999 other clues |
'America' pronoun |
'Home to Harlem' novelist Claude |
'The Loco-Motion' singer Little ___ |
'Waiting for the Robert ___' |
1951 N.L. Rookie of the Year |
1969 Series winners |
1996 Madonna musical |
A fleur |
Abbr. in ages |
Ace, maybe |
Actress Kelly of 'Chaplin' |
Ancient galley |
Applied well, as sunscreen |
Arab League member |
Are all wet |
Attempt |
Bar food |
Bargain hunters look for them |
Bas-relief medium |
Becomes less high, with 'up' |
Besmirch |
Big number, slangily |
Big South Conference college |
Brown of Talk magazine |
Bull's head? |
Cal. page header |
Capital of Moravia |
Capt.'s aide |
Check |
Clayey deposit |
Collars |
Congers and kin |
Conical-toothed tool |
Corrupt practices |
Cricket teams, e.g. |
Daewoo competitor |
Did some shaving |
Director Jean-___ Godard |
Done, for Donne |
Drone, e.g. |
Early American colony |
Embedded, in a way |
Emulates Rembrandt |
End of the verse |
Feeble |
Flourish |
Fraction of a joule |
French cathedral city |
Funnies format feature |
Gala |
Great Lakes fish |
Grow grinders |
Grp. that sang 'Do Ya' |
Gun wielder, say |
Hall-of-Fame pitcher Keefe |
Happy-go-lucky song part |
He played Yuri in 'Doctor Zhivago' |
Hula dancers |
Indeed |
Inveigled |
Island north of Montecristo |
It moves in a wink |
Kind of D.A. |
King Mongkut's realm |
Lake of Four Forest Cantons |
Lets up |
Level |
Like some errors |
Like some sculptures |
Long-jawed fish |
Málaga Mrs. |
Medium for announcements |
Metal marble |
Morse code click |
Mort from Montreal |
Most reliable |
Musician Brian |
Nancy, the first woman in Parliament |
Nero's title: Abbr. |
Noted Turner |
Old verb ending |
Origins |
Parents, e.g. |
Personal account |
Pinches |
Pivot around |
Place to hibernate |
Portmanteau pollution mixture |
Prefix with phobia |
Prego rival |
Prompt |
Reluctant |
Roast host |
Rogue |
Rosé alternative |
Rossini setting, in España |
Rushed at |
Salon creation |
Sch. founded by Thomas Jefferson |
SEATO part |
Sentences |
Shack |
Sharp quality |
Shine, in commercial names |
Shorthand system inventor |
Skydived |
Smooth, in a way |
Special person |
Sphygmomanometer's place |
Spring cheepers |
Squad |
Start of a recipe direction |
Start of a verse |
Sticky stuff |
Stocking shade |
Suffix with tyranno- |
Table with a map |
Take off the top |
Telephone part |
The Haggadah's read here |
They may compete with boxers |
Titillates |
Treat for Rover |
Unbranched flower cluster |
Verse, part 2 |
Verse, part 3 |
Verse, part 4 |
Verse, part 5 |
Verse, part 6 |
Verse, part 7 |
Vexed |
W.W. II action locale |
Was a bellwether |
Way out |
Where matches are booked |
Where one might take off on a vacation? |
___ fides (bad faith) |
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