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Fillers of library shelves crossword clue
T O M E S
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2009 other clues |
| Sing the praises of |
| Sign up |
| Slalom section |
| Sondheim's '___ the Woods' |
| Stand buy |
| Standard of perfection |
| Subject of some tables |
| Tap trouble |
| Tartan pattern |
| Tease mercilessly, with 'on' |
| Teeming |
| The Caribbean, for one |
| Thickset |
| Trunk |
| Tue. plus two |
| Univac's predecessor |
| Washington chopping down the cherry tree, e.g. |
| What summers do |
| What this puzzle's four missing clues spell, in order |
| Wild ass |
| Wise old Greek |
| Wood-smoothing tool |
| Wriggly fish |
| - |
| 'Frasier' role |
| 'My mama done ___ me' |
| 'Now I get it!' |
| '___ Inside' (slogan) |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 1975 musical with the song 'Believe in Yourself,' with 'The' |
| Alternative to Rover or Rex |
| Analgesic's target |
| Arrestable offense |
| Atom ___, 1960s cartoon superhero |
| Attacked |
| Banned apple spray |
| Bathes |
| Became engaged |
| Biting |
| Blow the whistle on |
| Butcher's stock |
| Coffee grounds and orange peels, typically |
| Cook's wear |
| Desolate |
| Dress not for the self-conscious |
| Dry run |
| Duds |
| Endless years |
| Essence of a person, one might say |
| Fill by force |
| Founder and first queen of Carthage |
| Gallows-shaped letter |
| Get an eyeful |
| Hazardous |
| In a bit |
| In accordance with |
| Inflicted upon |
| Italian diminutive ending |
| Massachusetts getaway, with 'the' |
| Nervous mannerism |
| Non-pro? |
| Not native |
| On the double |
| Paper size: Abbr. |
| Part of B.P.O.E. |
| Passion |
| Perform very well |
| Perle who inspired 'Call Me Madam' |
| Piece of music |
| Plow man |
| Reply to the Little Red Hen |
| Sarah Jessica of 'Sex and the City' |
| Scepter toppers |
| Sculpting medium |
| Shorten the sleeves on, e.g. |
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