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Geographical features ... or what the circled squares in this puzzle represent crossword clue
L A N D F O R M S
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| New York Times crossword of February 23rd, 2010 other clues |
| No longer fashionable |
| Not mention |
| Org. that approves trailers |
| Outstanding Miniseries and Outstanding Drama Series |
| Patron of the hearts? |
| Prefix with -zoic |
| References |
| Sainted 11th-century pope |
| Salsa singer Cruz |
| See 59-Down |
| Sensory appendage |
| Service leaders in the service |
| Slyness |
| Some batteries |
| Song whose title is repeated before and after 'gentille' in its first line |
| They lift kites |
| Tint |
| Too much of e-mail |
| Trader ___ (restaurant eponym) |
| Trickle (through) |
| Uptight |
| Weather of a region |
| Wedding invitation encls. |
| Wildebeest |
| With 46-Across, Antarctic waters |
| Wooden shoe |
| Yoga position |
| Cambodia's ___ Nol |
| Camera openings |
| Candied, as fruits |
| CCCP, in English |
| Champagne Tony of golf |
| Colorado tribe |
| Come after |
| Conical dwelling |
| Day's end, to a poet |
| Den mothers |
| Dollar competitor |
| Edgar ___ Poe |
| Exam with sections known as 'arguments,' for short |
| Extensions |
| Fidgety |
| First name of the First Lady of Song |
| Founding father Richard Henry ___ |
| Getting an A+ on |
| Grade of beef |
| Grant |
| Grappling site |
| Half of the tai chi symbol |
| Halloween activity |
| Having plenty to spare |
| Hibernia |
| Hightailed it |
| Is a maître d' for, say |
| John who wrote 'My First Summer in the Sierra' |
| Like most N.B.A. players |
| Like most promgoers |
| Line-___ veto |
| Meager |
| Mrs. Arnold Schwarzenegger |
| Narrow inlet |
| 'Well, that was stupid of me!' |
| 'Back to the Future' bully |
| 'Come and get it' signals in the Army |
| 'Lackaday!' |
| 'Ready or ___ ...' |
| 'Tristan ___ Isolde' |
| 'Well,___-di-dah!' |
| 'What's it all about, ___?' |
| 3, on a telephone |
| 500 sheets |
| And other women: Lat. |
| Blast producer |
| Bouquet holder |
| Brideshead, for one |
| Busybody |
| Caddie's bagful |
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