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Head shape crossword clue
E G G
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| New York Times crossword of March 16th, 2002 other clues |
| 'Bye Bye Birdie' girl or song |
| 'ER' character |
| 'The Sound of Music' figure |
| 'Top o' the mornin' to ye,' for example |
| 1949 armistice locale: Abbr. |
| Accompanier of 17-/58-Across |
| Add dirt to |
| Ancient royal residence |
| Angle producers |
| Back-talker |
| Bad thing to blow |
| Bayonet |
| Booking |
| Bygone Crayola shade |
| Capped pen |
| Ceramist |
| Coll. major |
| Concert request |
| Corn product |
| Correct, as a computer image |
| Cries from the stands |
| Dates |
| Depressed area |
| Draws off |
| Drive (around) |
| Enjoined |
| Étude places |
| Fondlings |
| Hist. majors get them |
| Hit high C's, say |
| Hold |
| It might wash down 17-/58-Across |
| Itinerary: Abbr. |
| Keyboard instrument |
| Like leprechaun and four-leaf clover decorations |
| Liszt's son-in-law |
| Mends |
| More substantial |
| Most miserable |
| Mother ___ |
| N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer elected to the Minnesota Supreme Court |
| Not out of it |
| Noted fossil site |
| Occasion pertinent to this puzzle |
| Office feature, sometimes |
| Old camp |
| Optimally |
| Partner of rosemary, in Shakespeare |
| Present, e.g. |
| Put back |
| Put to sleep, maybe |
| Quacks |
| See 17-Across |
| Set |
| Seventh-century date |
| Sir Galahad's mother |
| Source of knocking |
| Starting now |
| Subject of Caesar's writing |
| Suffix with strict |
| Swear words? |
| Tempest in a teapot |
| They may be suspended from art class |
| Thick-soled shoe |
| Tops, in slang |
| Vagabond |
| Vessels also called broadhorns |
| Warning on an airplane wing |
| Washington, D.C., once |
| With 58-Across, a hearty order |
| Word usually said in triplicate |
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