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| New York Times crossword of April 8th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Curiouser and curiouser!,' e.g. |
| 'From Russia With Love' actress Lotte |
| 'O patria mia,' e.g. |
| 'Say what?' |
| *4:00 in the afternoon |
| *Fearsome, swift-moving creature with snapping jaws |
| *Grass plot around a sundial |
| *Lithe and slimy |
| *Smiling radiantly |
| *To go round and round |
| *To make holes |
| A bit nasty |
| Add zest to |
| Affectionate, fiery types, supposedly |
| Bears do it |
| Beaten (out) |
| Beer, sometimes |
| Browner |
| Catcher's spot? |
| Certain ancient mummy |
| Chucklehead |
| Church annex? |
| Confronts |
| Dear |
| Departure point for explorer Vasco da Gama |
| Detail |
| Drawing in a margin, maybe |
| Emulate the dodo |
| Feudal laborer |
| Form of writing of ancient Crete |
| Indian tourist city |
| It goes after poli and before fi |
| It's 71% cookie, 29% creme |
| Kazakh river |
| Lawyer/civil-rights activist Guinier |
| Lesage hero Gil ___ |
| Long-running CBS hit |
| Make stew? |
| Means of unloading? |
| Miss |
| Mysterious Mr. |
| Not visual |
| Objects employed to show everyday life |
| Old-time floozie |
| Online discussions |
| Opposite of alway |
| Pakistan's so-called 'Garden of Mughals' |
| Person whose work is decreasing? |
| Playing marble |
| Poetry performance |
| Positions (oneself) |
| Put away |
| Sharks, e.g. |
| Some buffalo hunters of old |
| Sought food |
| Stern cry? |
| Tach's location |
| Take advantage of |
| Tolkien creatures |
| Uniform coloring |
| Unnamed others, briefly |
| Urge formally |
| Variety of grape |
| Vintner's concern |
| Wadi |
| Waits in music |
| Wonderland food for Alice |
| Wrap up |
| Wrapped up |
| Writer who was the source of all the words with asterisked clues in this puzzle |
| [I'm heartbroken!] |
| ___ caelestes (divine wrath: Lat.) |
| ___ Hatter |
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