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Fairy tale's opening word crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 17th, 1997 other clues |
| Macbeth, for one |
| Mellowing, as cheese |
| Military lodgings |
| Mocked |
| More slender and graceful |
| Nobelist Curie |
| Not up yet |
| Opposite of include |
| Overconfident |
| Peat locale |
| Polluted |
| Printer's widths |
| Race track |
| Readies, as a pool cue |
| Restraint |
| Scarlet bird |
| Seafood order |
| Shirts for golfers? |
| Sock menders |
| Spain and Portugal |
| Speak without notes |
| State west of Ind. |
| Storage container |
| Stretched the truth, so to speak |
| These can be winning or losing |
| They crisscross Paris |
| They may be loose or split |
| Touch of color |
| Trim, as a roast |
| Try, as a case |
| Variety |
| Velveeta maker |
| Walk, trot or canter |
| Wild llama |
| Worse than awful |
| Beg |
| 90's music or fashion |
| Acorn tree |
| Author Zola |
| Bambi and kin |
| Boulder |
| Burden |
| Cavort |
| Cheese served with crackers |
| Choice morsels |
| Citizen Kane's last word |
| Clear (of) |
| Commotion |
| Comport with |
| Convent dweller |
| Costello or Grant |
| Development developments |
| Domineering |
| Dried up |
| Flaxen-haired |
| Foremost's partner |
| Girl in a children's story |
| Go on and off, as a traffic light |
| Go out with |
| Grafting shoot |
| Hamlet's home |
| Hammed it up |
| Harangue |
| Harold who wrote 'Stormy Weather' |
| Having round protuberances |
| Irish accent |
| Joke |
| Joyous celebration |
| Lady's keepsake to a soldier, once |
| Landscaping tool |
| Liturgical vestment |
| Loaf about |
| Long-legged shorebird |
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