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Fretted strings crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 23rd, 2005 other clues |
| 'Let's not go there' |
| 'Mahogany' star, 1975 |
| 'Movin' ___' |
| 'Six Feet Under' role |
| 'Sweet!' |
| 'The Waste Land' monogram |
| 'Three Sisters' sister |
| '___ Flor and Her Two Husbands' |
| 14-Down, for one |
| 2003 Will Ferrell title role |
| 2004 biopic that was a Best Picture nominee |
| A man goes for a walk and |
| Above, in Aachen |
| Activists |
| Art patron Kahn |
| Astronaut Grissom |
| Beat again in wrestling |
| Benjamin Netanyahu's alma mater, for short |
| Big Turkish export |
| Big-league |
| Bird: Prefix |
| Branching marine growth |
| Break |
| Bring around |
| Brought into play |
| Bush activity |
| By the way |
| Bygone numbers |
| Caffeine source: Var. |
| Central parts |
| Cherry variety |
| Chicago daily, with 'the' |
| City in a 1968 Dionne Warwick top 10 hit |
| Comparably tense |
| Composer ___ Carlo Menotti |
| Con |
| Conjured up |
| Contracted |
| Coyly playful |
| Delibes opera |
| Dir. of I-64 going up Ky. |
| Double order, perhaps |
| Eisenhower years, e.g. |
| Exertion |
| Fight stopper |
| Fighting Tigers' sch. |
| Food |
| Gibson garnish |
| Go bonkers |
| Good ending? |
| Grab some chow? |
| Granting that, in brief |
| Have a hunch |
| He then hands the genie |
| Highlander pattern |
| How shoelaces are often tied |
| How some rivers proceed |
| Invalid |
| It's measured by the meter |
| Jalopies |
| John |
| John of England |
| Jones of the Miracle Mets |
| Kind of column |
| Kind of leather |
| Lays out |
| Like a horseshoe |
| Like Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 |
| Like some church matters |
| Like the sugar in cotton candy |
| Lorelei Lee's creator |
| Lumberjacks |
| Macadamize, e.g. |
| Man in an order |
| Masseur's target |
| Meaningless |
| Mom's forte, quickly |
| Mother of Pollux and Helen |
| Mountain lift |
| Movie computer |
| Not as strenuous |
| Not set things right |
| Noted exile site |
| Noted support group |
| Old |
| Old Dodge |
| One having second thoughts |
| One who's out of touch |
| Outlaw |
| Papua New Guinea port |
| Parliamentary nods |
| Phoebe's player on 'Friends' |
| Piedmont wine city |
| Place for a counter claim? |
| Popular street name |
| Pronunciation difficulty |
| Push |
| Put a stopper on |
| Radiation units |
| Recovers, with 'up' |
| Remote location |
| Rye alternative |
| Scares off |
| Scoundrel |
| Seat, slangily |
| See 50-Down |
| See 94-Down |
| Sewing machine gizmo |
| Small particle: Abbr. |
| Smelly smoke |
| Some health info ads, for short |
| Some terriers |
| Sot's problem |
| Spread out on a table? |
| Springy steps |
| Stacks |
| Starting |
| Support, in a way |
| Swindle |
| The genie replies, '
' |
| The genie studies it for a while and finally says, 'This is impossible. So
' |
| The man says, 'I always wanted to see
' |
| The man says, 'I want to see
' |
| Threads |
| Totaled |
| Tough problem to face? |
| Upper hand |
| W.W. II battle site, familiarly |
| When he pops the cork, a genie appears and says, '
' |
| With 102-Across, London-New York time difference |
| With 119-Across, 1920's literary couple on Cape Cod, with 'the' |
| Work |
| Wrinkle, maybe |
| Writer Rand |
| ZIP code 10001 locale: Abbr. |
| ___ cheese |
| ___ de trois (dance) |
| ___-green |
| ___-jongg |
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