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Injured, in baseball lingo crossword clue
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New York Times crossword of September 16th, 2007 other clues |
'Away in a Manger,' for one |
'Copy that' |
'Dónde ___ ...?' |
'Hägar the Horrible' dog |
'Huh?' |
'Knockin' on Heaven's Door' songwriter |
'Love ___' |
'No ___!' |
'Think big' company |
'Voulez-Vous' pop group |
1980 N.F.L. M.V.P. Brian |
1992 Oscar-nominated title role for Robert Downey Jr. |
Accumulate, with 'up' |
Amount paid on some out-of-state purchases |
Anatomical part whose name comes from the Latin for 'grape' |
Annual 'Movie Yearbook' author since the 1990s |
Be gaga (over) |
Benchmarks: Abbr. |
Bit of news at the aviary? |
Bit of tomfoolery |
Bother |
Bucks, e.g. |
Buddy on TV |
Calf feature |
Capture of a Mafia runner, e.g.? |
Cat's warning |
Chant at a basketball game |
Charges (up) |
Coachman's line |
Coloring |
Comic actress Sykes |
Comment to a new friend |
Crazy as ___ |
Cry from a selfish child |
Cut above the flank |
Delete |
Diamond stat. |
Dishonor |
Early version |
Early ___ |
East German secret police |
Elegance |
Emanate (from) |
Esq., usually |
Et ___ |
Ethyl cinnamate, for one |
Farm young 'un with a blanket? |
Feeling much less than 100% |
Field calls |
Fifth state to ratify the Constitution: Abbr. |
Fishing with traps, maybe |
Fluoride, for one |
Fraternization on an army base? |
Get-ups |
Gives the oath of office, e.g. |
Go from dawn to dusk |
Go on and on |
Grand Ole Opry sight |
Gwen ___, Spider-Man's first love |
Hint at |
How courteous swordsmen fight? |
Inflammation reducer |
Instruction before 'repeat' |
It might get your kitty going |
It should have a head and a good body |
Jai ___ |
James Joyce's home |
Je ne ___ quoi |
Jordanian queen |
JUDGE |
Junked |
Kids go through them |
Land bordering ancient Lydia |
Least populous U.N. member |
Leaves after dinner? |
Like many Scots |
Like some verbs: Abbr. |
Literary preceder of 'Goldfinger' |
Load bearer? |
Local cutie pie? |
Lodger |
Master |
Midway attraction |
Mouthwash flavor |
N.H.L. great from the Czech Republic |
Nag |
Notion of an underwater creature? |
One may be double or free |
One trying to find the right combination? |
Order for Oscar night |
Org. that established the Legends Tour in 2001 |
Part of a season |
Particular purpose |
Pet in old cartoons |
Plot again |
Poker declaration |
Primitive |
Prolonged complaints |
Protected, as a surgeon's hands |
Radio talker G. Gordon ___ |
Range part: Abbr. |
Regarding |
Reject |
Renounce |
Russian conductor/composer Markevitch |
Sanford of 'The Jeffersons' |
Saturn, for one |
Scandinavian native |
Servings from a grill |
Settle (into) |
Singer Janis |
Singer who spells her name in all lowercase letters |
Small interval of time: Abbr. |
Something bad that may be put on you |
Sound's partner |
Speed |
Start of an itinerary |
Stir |
Stuck on |
Style of Japanese writing |
Succeed, with 'it' |
Suffix with insist |
Superior |
Supervising |
Survey choice |
They may prevent passage |
Tied, in a way |
Tombstone word |
TripTik provider: Abbr. |
Ultraviolet filter |
Unforgiving |
Veneration |
Wagered |
What a specialist men's store may offer |
What a train goes down |
With geniality |
Work of Michelangelo, e.g. |
Zellweger and Adorée |
___ artery (blood vessel of the arm) |
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