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Former part of the British Empire crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 31st, 2015 other clues |
| Thoroughfare |
| Towering |
| TV's 'The ___ Today' |
| Unit usually seen with the prefix deci- |
| Variety of antelope |
| What's superior to Lake Superior: Abbr |
| When blacksmithing began |
| Where writing is on the wall? |
| Wise ones |
| Words below an orange on a license plate |
| ___ a one |
| 'Awe-SOME!' |
| 'I expected as much' |
| 'It was just a joke!' |
| 'm' and 'n' |
| 'There is ___ in team' |
| 'The Downeaster '___'' (Billy Joel song) |
| '___ even' |
| 66, e.g.: Abbr |
| An example of itself |
| Anti-Revolutionary of 1776 |
| Apple desktop |
| Artifact |
| Attraction that operates under its own steam? |
| Authorization |
| Bagel topper |
| Bank to rely on |
| Barely manage |
| Bests |
| Big name in current research? |
| Blind parts |
| Boarded |
| Bottom-row key |
| Breakfast cereal maker |
| Bring home the gold |
| Bring, as to a repair shop |
| Buddy |
| Capacious |
| Capital city founded during a gold rush |
| Capt. Kangaroo's network |
| Catcher of some waves |
| Champagne holder |
| Choco ___ (Klondike treat) |
| Chocolate mint brand with peaks in its logo |
| Coin to pay for passage across the River Styx |
| Collapsed, with 'in' |
| Condemned |
| Condition of sale |
| Cooking spray brand |
| Crisp bit in a stir-fry |
| Currency which, in one denomination, features a portrait of Linnaeus |
| Daughter of Hyperion |
| Dietary no-no |
| Distraction for many an idle person |
| Dog sound |
| Dog sounds |
| Dumbfound |
| Eagerly accept |
| Easy-peasy task |
| Ends of letters |
| Equal: Prefix |
| Expunge |
| Factions |
| Fanatical |
| Fiction |
| Fodder for tabloids |
| Further |
| Garment for tennis, perhaps |
| Gets harsher |
| Gone |
| Grey and ochre |
| Hair piece |
| Hand source |
| Handled roughly |
| Havana-to-Palm Beach dir |
| Hematophagous creature |
| Highway number |
| Hip-hop's Mos ___ |
| Hockey team with a patriotic name |
| Hula hoop? |
| Hyphenated fig |
| It might contain a list of postal abbreviations |
| Items that may be labeled SMTWTFS |
| Japanese for 'teacher' |
| Joe Biden's home: Abbr |
| June honorees |
| Kurt Vonnegut's 'Happy Birthday, ___ June' |
| Lacto-___ vegetarian |
| Letters of obligation |
| Little bugger |
| Mai ___ |
| Major stockholder? |
| Malt product |
| Mariana, e.g |
| Message to one's followers |
| Muscles worked by leg presses |
| National Novel Writing Mo |
| Nav. rank |
| Not as exciting |
| Not in the dark |
| Occurring in March and September, say |
| Old White House moniker |
| One of 24 in a glucose molecule |
| Park opened in 1964 |
| Parts, as blinds |
| Pass |
| Peak that's known as 'The Great One' |
| Perfect orbit |
| Pleasant inflection |
| Point of writing? |
| Portrayer of 86-Across in 'Elf' |
| Pouting expression |
| Prepare to tie a shoelace, say |
| Privy to |
| Pro ___ |
| Put another way |
| Rakes |
| Rare notes |
| Redolence |
| Return from a store |
| Run ___ |
| School |
| Seafood soup base |
| Seasonal linguine topper |
| See 92-Across |
| Series of numbers? |
| Series opener |
| Shake-ups in corps |
| Shenanigans |
| Sleep mode? |
| Small change |
| Soaks (up) |
| Somebody ___ |
| Something you might get a kick out of? |
| Staple of quiz bowls |
| Steven Wright's 'I intend to live forever. So far, so good,' e.g |
| Strewn |
| String after B |
| Temperature units |
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