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First name that's feminine in English and masculine in Italian crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 7th, 2010 other clues |
| Fern feature |
| Film character who lives to be 877 |
| Five bones |
| Gone flat? |
| Guilt symptom |
| High-school put-down |
| His #2 was retired in 1997 |
| Key |
| Knock out, in a way |
| Lavished gifts (on) |
| Lead-in to wash |
| Musician nicknamed El Rey |
| National capital on a river of the same name |
| Naturally bright |
| Necessary |
| Nickname since 1959 |
| Not just a mess-up, in modern lingo |
| Old Spanish queen |
| Opposite of pacific |
| Org. with the motto 'For the benefit of all' |
| Passed effortlessly |
| Picker-uppers? |
| Providers of tips for improving one's English? |
| Put on a pedestal |
| Rapture |
| Really embarrassed, perhaps |
| Salesperson who may give you a ring |
| See 46-Across |
| Shortens, maybe |
| Slurs |
| Spread out over time, in a way |
| Staple of classic rock, informally |
| Step on the way to the Olympics, maybe |
| Steps taken on a farm? |
| Still |
| Support in a stadium |
| Swiss cheese ingredient |
| Symbol of chastity |
| The tiniest bit |
| They're all abuzz |
| They're basic |
| Treat on a stick |
| Union opponent |
| Voiceless, in phonetics |
| Welcome cry for the seasick |
| With 35-Down, something meant to be shaken |
| ___-Ethiopian War, 1935-36 |
| 'Come ___ these yellow sands': 'The Tempest' |
| 'True Blood' actress |
| '___ you!' |
| Alternative to Holiday Inn |
| Ball holders |
| Annual celebration with candles |
| Battery used to measure brightness? |
| Big company located in Times Square |
| Big inits. in camping |
| Big name in radio advice |
| C.I.A. director under Obama |
| Cuts off |
| Czech-born N.H.L.'er Sykora or Prucha |
| Deluxe |
| Dinner ___ |
| Docs with penlights |
| Drainage area |
| Elaborates |
| Emotionally tough to take |
| Evasive maneuver |
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