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Forrest in the Pro Football Hall of Fame crossword clue
G R E G G
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of February 4th, 2017 other clues |
| Some have built-in teleprompters |
| Solitude seeker |
| Some body problems |
| Get-together on a ladder? |
| Gillette Stadium player, for short |
| Gloria Estefan, by birth |
| Greedy desire |
| Greenskeeper's charity? |
| Gridiron gains |
| Grunt |
| Haberdasher's inventory |
| Half of a 1990s cartoon duo |
| Halftime spots |
| Have in mind |
| Having a slight lead |
| Heed |
| Hindu dietary guideline? |
| Hopped up |
| Impress, as an idea |
| It follows the Super Bowl |
| Its first line went from City Hall to 145th St |
| Jones of 'Angie Tribeca' |
| Keep for later |
| Kindle download |
| Knock down ___ |
| Language from which 'Alaska' comes |
| Less gregarious |
| Like commuter towns |
| Maureen of 'Miracle on 34th Street' |
| Michael of 'Juno' |
| Non-alcoholic beer brand |
| NRG Stadium, for Super Bowl LI |
| On |
| One bound for the pound |
| Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic |
| Pancake served with applesauce |
| Paul McCartney, e.g |
| Period |
| Pieman's wares |
| Plain-spoken |
| Play-Doh company |
| Pop |
| Queen's attendant |
| Ranchero sobriquet |
| Renaissance artist Albrecht |
| Revealed to the world |
| River through Aragon |
| Sapporo sashes |
| Scorch |
| Second-hand items? |
| Served as |
| Setting for some fishy jokes? |
| Shake insert |
| Shame |
| Six-pack makeup |
| Skin soother |
| Something to ruminate on |
| Somewhat |
| Sound on entering the Jacuzzi |
| Starfleet's base |
| States firmly |
| Stock exchange? |
| Strove to achieve |
| Sty cry |
| Subject of Keats's 'O Attic shape!' |
| Subpoena, e.g |
| Suffix with Manhattan or Brooklyn |
| Sugar Loaf Mountain location |
| Targets for crackers |
| The least bit |
| The U.S.'s first multimillionaire |
| They may be dressed in pads |
| They're hit on their heads |
| They're open daily |
| Tied the knot |
| Tired mover? |
| Title for a synopsis of pie and brittle recipes? |
| Took the trophy |
| Trample |
| Very best wurst? |
| Will of 'Blue Bloods' |
| Wilson of 'The Office' |
| Wrap up by |
| WWII entertainment centers |
| 'Doctor Who' genre |
| 'I give!' |
| 'The Red Badge of Courage' author |
| 'Metropolis' director Fritz |
| 'Love's shadows ___ rich in joy': Romeo |
| 'Take a Chance on Me' group |
| 1994 pact in English, French and Spanish |
| Affected by the moon, in a way |
| Alvin and the Chipmunks, e.g |
| Amgen's industry |
| Anarchic event |
| Anchor's stretch |
| Andre in the Pro Football Hall of Fame |
| Author Welty |
| Avril Lavigne's 'Sk8er ___' |
| Balance sheet entry |
| Battle of Normandy city |
| Beams up, e.g |
| Belgium-to-Switzerland dir |
| Best |
| Big name in jets |
| Blotto |
| Bond portrayer before Craig |
| Boxers' letters? |
| Call's companion |
| Center of a trampoline? |
| Chef's herb |
| Chickadee's kin |
| Chilling |
| Choice, as a job |
| Control center for the heart and lungs |
| Country sound |
| CPR pros |
| Curses directed at a happy couple? |
| DDE's 1940s command |
| DDE's rival in 1952 and 1956 |
| Declare void |
| Denver omelet ingredient |
| Depends on |
| Didn't bother |
| Didn't play |
| Didn't take the trophy |
| Dip, as stock prices |
| Doc Brown's first name in the 'Back to the Future' movies |
| Dressy affair |
| Dull finishes |
| Falcons' home |
| Far from ruddy |
| Far from ruddy |
| Field workers |
| Flying Cloud and Speed Wagon, e.g |
| Fortitude |
| Forwarded |
| Fruit sampler |
| Get a touchdown, say |
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