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"If you want to be loved, be lovable" poet crossword clue


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Wall Street Journal crossword of July 5th, 2018 other clues
Oral traditions
Short-tailed weasel
Bear in mind
Buff kin
Don't rush in
Protector for a little terror's knee?
Three-time All-Star pitcher Mario
Eon components
Miss living in Mexico?
Give a faded look to, in a way
Domestic flaps
Attracted
Fashion
Disconcerts
Currency of Ecuador, El Salvador and Palau
Site of Sylvia's Restaurant
Ring setting
Battle of wits?
Fawning review
"Invisible Cities" author Calvino
Whodunit discoveries
"The Lion King" meerkat
Tripartite treats
There are six in an inch
Autonomous program
Guardianship
Equipment for a football-curling hybrid?
Medium, e.g.
Man in the Irish Sea
Series of sketches
Bklyn. and the Bronx, e.g.
Fight
Sparkly headgear
In ___ (prenatal)
Does some weaving
Victim of temptation
Rejuvenating resorts
Nuts and bolts of a subject
ID on IRS forms
The Sixers retired his number 6
Potent puff
Only okay
Polish language
Produce porter
Difficult to understand
Place to stay, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
Banner, when ruffled
Harry's brother
Electra's grandmother
Greasy mineral
Danger sign
Chase off
Old sneaker feature
Scrabble play
Mass for masticating
"Excuse me" antecedent
Role first played by Hariclea Darclee
Twist movers
"Why not!"
Superior sort
Charleston, e.g.
Fills a recent vacancy, say
Booking category
Sharply defined
Polo alternative
Tangled style
Lot measure
Dilly
Heart partner
In danger of being lost
Shiny bracelet?
What some games end in
Concealer amount

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