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Greeting for a villain crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of June 1st, 2004 other clues
'How sweet ___!'
'Peter Pan' dog
'The Nazarene' writer Sholem
Actor Delon
Bad place to build?
Baseball rarity
Bat material
Big Apple college inits.
Boats' backbones
Brainy group
Burlesque star Lili St. ___
Caravan beast
Ceremony for inventors
Check falsifier
Coin flipper's phrase
Conk out
Crack from the cold
Critic Barnes
Culp/Cosby TV series
Cyber-handles
Decorated Murphy
Dish that's 'slung'
Easy card game
Falco of 'The Sopranos'
Gogol's '___ Bulba'
Hide's partner
High-strung
Holy Iraqi
Howard of morning radio
Ides of March rebuke
Ill will
In alignment
In perpetuity
In reserve
Is headed for a fall
Jack who was famously frugal
Jean Arp's art
Joins forces (with)
Lager holder
Lantern-jawed celeb
Laura of 'I Am Sam'
Leak slowly
Low-cal beer in reserve?
Meets, as a bet
Midler of stage and screen
Munched on
Name in a stuttered 1918 song title
Need a bath badly
Off the track
One of Alcott's 'Little Women'
Park and Lexington, e.g., in N.Y.C.
Pay mind to
Pepsi bottle amount
Place to relax
Played out
Praline nut
Rankled
Sailor's 'stop!'
Sermon ending?
Shiites or Amish
Silenced
Simple rhyme scheme
Sister of Apollo
Soak through
Sophisticates they're not
Spanish appetizers
Stair part
Starlet's goal
Sturgeon delicacy
They're cut into wedges
They're related
Uplift spiritually
Verboten: Var.
Where Lux. is
Whodunit board game
Word processor for sailors?
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