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Grooming brand crossword clue
A T R A
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| New York Times crossword of February 21st, 2010 other clues |
| Early: Prefix |
| Egg foo yung and others |
| Eggs |
| Emulates a rhabdomantist |
| Entanglement |
| Equivalent to F |
| F.D.R.'s mother |
| Former Mississippi senator |
| Former part of the British Airways fleet, for short |
| Forum wear |
| Forward, in 7-Down |
| Fraternity hopeful |
| French article |
| Fresh start, metaphorically |
| Friend of Pooh |
| Frisk |
| Ga. neighbor |
| Grayish |
| Hannibal Lecter, e.g. |
| Holder of the alphabet |
| Ice skate part |
| Indian tea |
| Inlet |
| It may be made into a meal |
| Its national anthem is 'La Dessalinienne' |
| Japanese tie |
| Joins the team |
| Kona keepsake |
| Law school newcomers |
| Least smart / Kitchen worker / Towel word / ___ Fein |
| Mamet play revived on Broadway in 2009 |
| Many |
| McSorley's Old ___ House, New York landmark since 1854 |
| Son - or father - of Henry |
| Strand |
| Stretch, in a way |
| Surfer's place |
| The 'A' of James A. Garfield |
| Thin wedge |
| Three-time Masters champ |
| Topnotch |
| Traffic warning |
| Trash / Victories / 'Get it?' / Do some math / Runs smoothly |
| Trusted one |
| U.S.S.R. member: Abbr. |
| Unbiased |
| Union, of a sort |
| Untouched |
| W.W. II threats |
| Washington and ___ University |
| Watered down |
| What you'll get if you read aloud 23-, 44-, 67-, 86- or 113-Across |
| What's represented by x2 = 4py |
| Where 67-Across's face appears |
| World Series manager of 1981 and '88 |
| Yanks and others |
| ___ Accords of 1993 |
| ___ high |
| ___ kwon do |
| 'There is no greater ___ than bearing an untold story inside you': Maya Angelou |
| 'Big Love' setting |
| 'I cannot tell a ___' |
| 'My bad,' for one |
| 'My ___' (Clinton autobiography) |
| 'Shall We Dance' dancer |
| 'Washington Week' airer |
| 'Whew!' |
| 'You ___ kidding!' |
| '___ and Prosperity' (Eisenhower slogan) |
| '___ directed' |
| 1963 Audrey Hepburn thriller |
| A fist might represent A or S in it: Abbr. |
| A Jackson |
| Accumulate |
| Accumulated, as debts |
| Admitted to the foyer |
| Amble |
| Anatomical pouch / Run on TV / Consume / Feel sick / Oral history |
| Appropriately named monthly of the National Puzzlers' League, with 'The' |
| Asian observance |
| Bar activity |
| Barrel of laughs |
| Bear, in Baja |
| Birth mo. for Coolidge, Ford and G. W. Bush |
| Blank space |
| Blue Bonnet, e.g. |
| Blue Cross competitor |
| Brother of Prometheus |
| Buck up |
| Cable channel |
| Charged bit |
| Christmas season / Greet a villain / Speak aloud / Query / Monthly payment |
| Contraction before 'now' |
| Corporate department |
| Cracker seed |
| Crate part |
| Cry accompanying a head slap |
| Cry after discovering the furniture's been chewed, maybe |
| Cupid's teammate |
| Dairy Queen order |
| Memento of an old flame? |
| Mens ___ (guilty mind) |
| Mideast inits. |
| More run-down |
| Most shaggy / Hotel offering / Actress Goldie |
| Music genre that often includes an accordion |
| Neighbor of Braz. |
| Never, in Berlin |
| North Carolina county |
| Not in any way |
| Obama economic adviser Summers |
| Ones near bases |
| Open |
| Org. for Jimmy Carter, once |
| Peloponnesian power |
| Periodic table fig. |
| Pickup capacity, sometimes |
| Playable character in Guitar Hero III |
| Playwright Fugard |
| Prado displays |
| Pretend to be |
| Rampaging, after 'on' |
| Ready for bed |
| Regarded to be |
| Robert Ripley's specialty |
| Roman goddess of agriculture |
| Satirize |
| Satyajit Ray's 'The ___ Trilogy' |
| Science of duplicating nature |
| Scottish refusals |
| See 2-Down |
| Setter sitter? |
| Sharpened |
| Shortcuts for ships |
| Skywalker's friend |
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