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"— have thought it?" crossword clue
W H O D
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| Premier Sunday crossword of November 15th, 2015 other clues |
| Diamond shape |
| Swank |
| Hit on the bean |
| "Winnie-the-Pooh" author |
| Crescent-shaped |
| Have a thought |
| Bishop, e.g. |
| Apparel |
| It's hung and hit at fiesta |
| Start of an instruction |
| "Anne of Green Gables" novelist Lucy — Montgomery |
| Instruction, part 2 |
| Reindeer herders' region |
| Burrow |
| Scottish estate owner |
| 1976 title film role for Robby Benson |
| Gin-and-lime cocktails |
| Weeper of Greek myth |
| Kitchen appliance brand |
| Everything considered |
| Instruction, part 3 |
| Catholic bigwigs |
| Huge time unit |
| Elf |
| With 41-Down, town near New London, Connecticut |
| — about (near) |
| Have — (know someone with clout) |
| Weak type |
| Terrif |
| NFL goals |
| See 97-Down |
| Instruction, part 4 |
| Steamers, e.g. |
| Barbera's partner in cartoons |
| Artist Rousseau |
| Onion's kin |
| Proceeds |
| Coffee option |
| Plaza Hotel girl of kid-lit |
| Venus, just before dawn |
| Instruction, part 5 |
| — Field (Mets' home) |
| One all, e.g. |
| End of the instruction |
| Team novice |
| Warrant |
| Actor Gary |
| Bee or ant |
| More timid |
| Put to use |
| Mall stands |
| Shines and smooths |
| Vended |
| Musical talk |
| Mata — |
| It's a sign |
| Vibraphonist Jackson |
| Ho-hum |
| Inopportune |
| Shilly-shally |
| Model Schiffer |
| Skating jump |
| Animated bug film |
| Go via sea |
| Scattered, as seeds |
| "For cryin' out loud!" |
| Two-footed |
| Aesir god |
| Confined, with "up" |
| Jack of early late-night TV |
| Bluesy James |
| Merger, e.g. |
| Knitting stitch |
| E. — (gut bacteria) |
| Band |
| Couscous alternative |
| Opens, as a gas tank |
| Sock variety |
| Film units |
| Baseball's Martinez |
| Shamrock's land |
| Revered one |
| Dinner piece |
| See 62-Across |
| Open a bit |
| Taboo thing |
| Unhearing |
| Carlisle of the Go-Go's |
| Awful smell |
| Indirect route |
| Tobacco pipes |
| Get clothed |
| Is |
| Material for some cans |
| Alley- — |
| Lambaste |
| Rome's land, in France |
| Acacia relative |
| Badger |
| Incline |
| Resell tickets |
| Mississippi senator Cochran |
| "Mary — Little Lamb" |
| One of the deadly sins |
| Santa — (some winds) |
| Lead-in to spore |
| 67-Down, for one |
| Personal quirks |
| Article-preceding summary |
| Marks of distinction |
| Cat Nation tribe |
| Pollination organs |
| Pâté de — gras |
| Truck fuel |
| Vessel with a bag, maybe |
| Streetcars |
| With 71-Across, French avant-garde composer |
| TV actress Anderson |
| Ho-hum |
| — out (barely earns) |
| Lit candle bit |
| "Hmm ... yes" |
| Zap, as leftovers |
| Arduous hike |
| Lost traction |
| Solder, say |
| Jannings of old films |
| Demolish |
| Actor Romero |
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