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'I hate the Moor' speaker, in Shakespeare crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 14th, 2018 other clues |
| Article of neckwear for the Stooges? |
| Frog and ___ (friends in a children's book series) |
| Three-letter sandwich |
| Ogre with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
| Front and back halves of a golf course, often |
| Artist Chagall or N.B.A. player Gasol |
| Trippy drug |
| Pays for a hand |
| Funeral vehicles |
| Ballroom dance from Cuba |
| 'Help us!,' at sea |
| Uber competitor |
| PC fixer |
| Grey's title, in the tea aisle |
| Beam of sunlight |
| Unfun sorts |
| Peebles in the Memphis Music Hall of Fame |
| Groups in westerns |
| Up to the task |
| Period in history |
| Groups of bison |
| Breadth |
| V-shaped cut |
| Burn to a crisp |
| Perry who lost only one case in his career |
| Guitar, in slang |
| Vivacity |
| Chart-topper |
| Poem with a dedicatee |
| Had a video call with |
| Waist accessory for a Russian cook? |
| Christmas door decorations |
| Psychic's purported ability, for short |
| Halo sporter |
| 'A ___ of Two Cities' |
| 'Today' rival, in brief |
| Wharton or Piaf |
| Comedian Issa ___ |
| Put up with |
| Having a battery that's out of juice |
| Where tapas are enjoyed |
| Contents of jewel cases |
| Put vinaigrette on, perhaps |
| In the city |
| Words before an expiration date |
| Dispenser candy |
| Rewards for waiting? |
| 'Let me give you a ride!' |
| Install, as a light bulb |
| Wrist accessory for a celebrity magazine editor? |
| Dog's sound |
| Lima's home |
| ___ John |
| Drug bust officers |
| Seize |
| 'Yucky!' |
| Made less difficult |
| Set-asides for old age, for short |
| Actress in 'Do the Right Thing' and the 'Roots' miniseries |
| ___ Speed Wagon (old vehicle) |
| Execs' degrees, often |
| Making it is a chore |
| Stashed away |
| Address containing 'www' |
| First, second or third |
| Musical ability |
| Stick connected to a reel |
| Appear to be |
| Fly high |
| Naiad or dryad |
| Stone prized in China |
| Architect of the Louvre Pyramid |
| Frat dudes |
| Not go together fashionwise |
| Three-letter sandwich |
| Article of headwear for an explosives engineer? |
| Noted Lakota leader |
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