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Game with Colonel Mustard and Mrs. Peacock crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 1st, 2008 other clues |
| '12 angry men,' e.g. |
| 'Get it?' |
| 'Git!' |
| 'Maria ___,' 1941 #1 hit |
| '___ Gantry' |
| '___ Got a Secret' |
| '___ the night before Christmas ...' |
| Actress Griffith |
| Actress Moorehead |
| Announces |
| Baby goats |
| Balsam, e.g. |
| Barely shining |
| Baseball scores |
| Birth mother's helper |
| Birth-related |
| Bring to 212 degrees |
| California's ___ Woods |
| Came to the ground |
| Change abruptly, or what the insides of 17-, 27- and 43-Across do? |
| Chemistry Nobelist Otto |
| Chest part |
| Commitment to pay |
| Complex procedure |
| Connected on only one side, as a town house |
| Court |
| Covered with ivy |
| Crew members |
| Declaration ending 'or else!' |
| Deprive (of) |
| Famous part of Rossini's 'William Tell' |
| Golf cry |
| Hardly ever |
| Has thoughts |
| Hockey great Gordie |
| Impoverished |
| J.F.K.'s successor |
| Jerome who composed 'The Last Time I Saw Paris' |
| Jesse of the 1936 Olympics |
| John Cougar Mellencamp's 'R.O.C.K. in the ___' |
| Leers at |
| Long times |
| Manicurist's tool |
| Menagerie |
| Minimum |
| Mouse's big cousin |
| Not pro |
| Not reduced, as some illustrations |
| Number on a bus. card |
| One of the dancing Astaires |
| Ones flying south for the winter |
| Order at the Pig and Whistle |
| Paris's Gare de l'___ |
| Poetic Muse |
| Portland's home |
| Power unit |
| Religious groups |
| Rheumatism symptom |
| Rob on the street |
| Shoemaker's tool |
| Some jeans |
| Storm clouds, to some |
| Study of the body: Abbr. |
| The 'B' of 11-Across |
| The Beatles' 'Revolver' or 'Help!' |
| The Divine Miss M |
| Thing from which a butterfly emerges |
| Trayful of cookies, e.g. |
| Turn away |
| Uses the '+' function |
| VCR button |
| Waits patiently |
| ___ Club (discount store) |
| ___ motion (start) |
| ___ the Terrible |
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