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Famed tar pits whose name is Spanish for 'the tar' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2009 other clues |
| Actress Lupino and others |
| Antlered animal |
| B&O and Reading: Abbr. |
| Book of maps |
| Braying animal |
| Buckaroo ___ (movie character) |
| By eyesight |
| Cartoonist Chast |
| Cereal advertised with a 'silly rabbit' |
| Chopped into small cubes |
| Clipping, as shrubs |
| Countryish |
| Egyptian temple site |
| Evaluate |
| Fascinated by |
| Fat substitute brand |
| Fit for sailing |
| Food-poisoning bacteria |
| Got ___ deal (was rooked) |
| Gravy vessel |
| Grieves |
| Guys' mates |
| Had a bite |
| Hellish river |
| Hole-making tool |
| However, informally |
| Infant bodysuit |
| Insect with a queen |
| Invalidate, as a check |
| Karl Marx's '___ Kapital' |
| Long-nosed fish |
| Mind reader's 'gift' |
| Mountain climber's tool |
| Music store fixtures |
| NBC host Jay |
| One word that precedes 'hard,' one that follows it |
| One word that precedes 'key,' one that follows it |
| One word that precedes 'pit,' one that follows it |
| One word that precedes 'play,' one that follows it |
| Order from Domino's |
| Org. for women on the links |
| Ostrich or owl |
| Paul who wrote 'My Way' |
| Plains tribe |
| Pregame morale builder |
| Prepare cookies or chicken, e.g. |
| Prominent giraffe parts |
| Ringo's drummer son |
| Risk taker |
| Scottish refusal |
| See 50-Across |
| Silent assent |
| Singer Kristofferson |
| Slugger's stat |
| Sounds during medical checkups |
| Start of a Christmas letter |
| Sudden |
| Suffix with pont- |
| Test |
| Train track part |
| TV sports broadcasting pioneer Arledge |
| Ventriloquist's prop |
| W.W. II female |
| What a swabbie swabs |
| With 13-Down, 'super power' glasses |
| Worms in a can, e.g. |
| ___ Kenobi of 'Star Wars' |
| ___ spumante (wine) |
| ___-bitsy |
| '___ bin ein Berliner' |
| 'Don't tell ___ can't ...!' |
| 'Let's call ___ day' |
| 'Love ___ neighbor ...' |
| 'Slipped' backbone part |
| 'Sunny' egg parts |
| 1/36 of a yard |
| Actor Washington who once played Malcolm X |
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