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Genre featured on MTV's 'Headbangers Ball' crossword clue
M E T A L
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| New York Times crossword of May 15th, 2014 other clues |
| 'House' star |
| 'Puppy Love' crooner |
| 'Surrender!' |
| 1981 #1 Kim Carnes hit |
| Abbr. at the top of a memo |
| Accomplish, in the Bible |
| Actor whose breakout role was on TV's '21 Jump Street' |
| Actress Green of '300: Rise of an Empire' |
| Actress Mara of 'House of Cards' |
| Alternative to Premium |
| Approaching |
| Boat in 'Jaws' |
| Cell in a network |
| Check |
| Children's character originally voiced by Jim Henson |
| Classic toothpaste featured in 'Grease' |
| Desire |
| Door securer |
| Eligible to serve |
| Erratum |
| Espy |
| Fellow |
| Fix |
| Folds |
| Geographic indicator, briefly |
| Going by, for short |
| Graphic novel artist |
| Gym unit |
| Headline |
| High-definition |
| Hummus, e.g |
| Inscribed pillar |
| Joy-filled? |
| Like 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' |
| Link |
| Listen through a door, say |
| Miller product |
| Misinterpretation of a biblical code ... or the key to answering 18-, 24-, 40- and 51-Across |
| Most fresh |
| Mystery author John Dickson ___ |
| N.F.L. game rarity |
| Not dilly-dallying |
| Notwithstanding |
| Objectivist Rand |
| Old TV knob: Abbr |
| One from London Town, e.g |
| One of three in a Yahtzee turn |
| Out |
| Overly flattering |
| Prefix with biology |
| Prefix with engine |
| Receiver Victor of the Giants' 2011 Super Bowl-winning season |
| Recharges, in a way |
| Reversed |
| Role played by Baldwin, Ford, Affleck and Pine |
| Scuffle |
| Setting for much of 'My Cousin Vinny' |
| Silencer |
| Skin-care brand |
| Snug |
| Some get them in their teens |
| Some lose it in their teens |
| Some modern viruses and worms |
| Soviet spymaster in a John le Carré trilogy |
| Strobe light element |
| Take to the hills? |
| That, in Toledo |
| They make tracks |
| Tulsa sch |
| U.S. slalom great Phil |
| Ultimate |
| Up |
| Very alert |
| What ladies' men tend to have |
| World Cup cry |
| ___ Desmond, 'Sunset Boulevard' diva |
| ___ planner |
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