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German quaff crossword clue
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New York Times crossword of June 20th, 2010.
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| New York Times crossword of June 20th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Ale' for the underaged |
| 'Bam!' blurter |
| 'Battle Backstabber'? [Sun Tzu] |
| 'Big Pile of Dirt'? [Charles Frazier] |
| 'Carson's Successful Safari'? [Dalton Trumbo] |
| 'Endless Streams'? [David Foster Wallace] |
| 'Football Team Leaves L.A.'? [Ernest Hemingway] |
| 'Head Secretary'? [William Golding] |
| 'Hey Jude' sounds |
| 'Renaissance College Girl'? [Dan Brown] |
| 'Secretive Student Monitor'? [John le Carré] |
| 'Toward Freedom' autobiographer |
| 'Who's ___?' |
| 12-20 filler? |
| 2006 million-selling Andrea Bocelli album |
| Apple messaging software |
| Appliance appellation |
| Astrologer Dixon |
| Backrub response |
| Batgirl player Craig |
| Beyond belief |
| Big lie |
| Brandy letters |
| Bring out |
| British coin discontinued in 1984 |
| Brother of Malcolm on 'Malcolm in the Middle' |
| Brought up |
| C.I.A. director Panetta |
| Came down |
| Camping supply |
| Candidate with the slogan 'Come home, America' |
| Care |
| Carefree syllables |
| Caustic soda, to a chemist |
| Central Sicily city |
| Charm |
| Chemistry class charge |
| Christmas ball, e.g. |
| Coastal flier |
| Cockpit features |
| Company whose logo contains its name crossing itself |
| Corp. logos, e.g. |
| Corp. V.I.P. |
| Dealers in metal goods |
| Deg. in biology or physics |
| Deli order |
| Division |
| Election goal |
| End of a boast |
| Ending with Rock |
| Ending with Rock |
| ESPN's Hershiser |
| Fictional hero in search of stolen treasure |
| Film director Pier ___ Pasolini |
| Former Swedish P.M. Palme |
| French rail station |
| GATT successor |
| Get to |
| Govt. instrument |
| Grandchild of Japanese immigrants |
| Have no input? |
| Holier-than-thou types |
| Hot |
| Hot ___ |
| How much you might kick it up? |
| Immerse |
| Just beat |
| Key |
| Kicker's aid |
| Knoxville team, to fans |
| Lacto-___ |
| Laments the loss of |
| Lean, as meat |
| Leave ___ (be permanently damaging) |
| Letter of indictment? |
| Letters |
| Like racehorses, periodically |
| Like spoiled wine, say |
| Low pitch indicator |
| Main rat in 'Ratatouille' |
| Minor-league category |
| Muffs |
| Nearly failing |
| New Hampshire's ___ State College |
| Not 85-Across |
| Not 85-Down |
| Not worth ___ |
| Osso buco, basically |
| Out of fashion |
| Oversell |
| Pass again, in a race |
| Port in the eastern Mediterranean |
| Presidential middle name |
| Pupil cover |
| Puss |
| Rad |
| Ralph Vaughan Williams's '___ Symphony' |
| Rapper Fiasco |
| Record exec Gotti |
| Sagacity |
| Scandinavian rug |
| Sch. where Ross teaches on 'Friends' |
| Script |
| Since |
| Sits |
| Snares |
| Some receivers |
| Some soldiers |
| Somme summer |
| Soul singer Adams |
| Spanish liqueur |
| Spreadsheet feature: Abbr. |
| Start of many a rap moniker |
| Start to freeze? |
| Superstar |
| Swelter |
| Talk about it |
| The Big Easy, briefly |
| Three-piece parts |
| To wit |
| Tom ___, Vito's adopted son and consigliere in 'The Godfather' |
| Tone deafness |
| Trailer org.? |
| Two-piece part |
| Venal |
| Verdi aria |
| Verdi opera |
| Vet |
| Whichever |
| White House nickname |
| Writer who wrote 'A bear, however hard he tries, / Grows tubby without exercise' |
| Yangtze tributary |
| You might step out to get some |
| Zip |
| ___ en place (putting in place: Fr.) |
| ___ party |
| ___ tuna |
| ___-10 (acne medication) |
| ___-Dale (1902 Kentucky Derby winner) |
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