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Girl's name that's a homophone for a boy's name crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 19th, 2016 other clues |
| 2011 World Series champs, informally |
| 'Buy' or 'sell' directive at a specified price |
| 'Oh! Susanna' and others |
| 'The Fox and the Crow' storyteller |
| '___ the Sheriff' (1974 #1 hit) |
| 1960s protest grp |
| 90° turn |
| Agreed |
| Alternative to Enterprise |
| Anatomical pouch |
| Arena entrance feature |
| Attired, as a judge |
| Auricle's site |
| Barely beats |
| Be rough with, in a way |
| Bikini, for one |
| Breadwinner |
| Call letters? |
| Certain homicide, in police lingo |
| Cheerleader's cheer |
| Christmas ___ |
| Circus performer with a ball |
| Cleveland cager, for short |
| Commercials |
| Data in a daily planner: Abbr |
| Double, in baseball lingo |
| Dr. who's done 19-Down for Dr Pepper |
| Fannie ___ (securities) |
| Father's study: Abbr |
| Fires |
| Food processor setting |
| Former House leader Nancy |
| George ___, longtime maestro of the Cleveland Orchestra |
| Go ___ for (defend) |
| High-tech 1982 Disney movie |
| Hosp. locale |
| Jodie Foster and Meryl Streep, collegiately |
| Kitchen covers |
| Land animal whose closest living relatives include whales |
| Lie a little |
| Locality |
| Make a goof |
| Moon of Mars |
| Name repeatedly sung in Rossini's 'Largo al factotum' |
| Names in someone's honor |
| Navy student, informally |
| North America's largest alpine lake |
| Not continue |
| Not take it anymore |
| Obi-Wan ___ |
| Office V.I.P |
| One of the 'E's' in E.E.C |
| Opera's Tebaldi |
| Pageant winners' wear |
| Practice boxing |
| Produced, as coins |
| Reason to use a visor |
| Rossini's 'Largo al factotum,' e.g |
| Shoal |
| Some savings, for short |
| Something that may be trimmed or rigged |
| Start of a countdown |
| Stranded due to frigid weather |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Ricochet' |
| Suffix with Japan |
| Take to court |
| Tennessee senator ___ Alexander |
| Tizzy |
| Tombstone lawman |
| Too sentimental |
| Tree houses? |
| Turner autobiography |
| Unfair treatment |
| Veil material |
| Warning appropriate for this puzzle? |
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