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It may be stuck in a bar crossword clue
O L I V E
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| New York Times crossword of February 26th, 2005 other clues |
| 'Days of Our Lives' setting |
| 'Get ___!' |
| 'I know not why I ___ sad': Shak. |
| 'Well, whaddya know!' |
| 'No, you're not' retort |
| 'Oliver!' composer Lionel ___ |
| 'Who ___?' |
| '___ Es el Amor' (Spanish song hit) |
| 9-Across, at times |
| Any-way link |
| Auto features, briefly |
| Beluga delicacy |
| Better waterproof |
| Book end? |
| Bygone dignitaries |
| Cameos, e.g. |
| Chilling |
| Cicely, e.g. |
| Command to go |
| Company whose cars don't use gasoline |
| Company with a brontosaur logo |
| Concerns of some bathers: Abbr. |
| Cool |
| Coordinate |
| Corp. headquartered in Pittsburgh |
| Poor |
| PX users |
| Relative of -let |
| Sheets |
| Showman Ziegfeld and others |
| Snack item |
| Some horses |
| Stockpile |
| Tearful |
| Tout's antithesis |
| Trainee |
| Way of seasoning |
| Dodge |
| Extend |
| Fast-food chain |
| Film composer Tiomkin |
| Final participants |
| Fire up |
| Follower of a duck, pig or cow |
| Food items introduced to the United States by Samuel Thomas circa 1880 |
| Former White House inits. |
| George Jetson's boss |
| Good-looker |
| Guiding genius |
| Gulager of 'McQ,' 1974 |
| Iron |
| Is Spanish? |
| It can be ear-piercing |
| It has 659 members |
| Like some genes |
| Lion's combatant for the crown, in 'Through the Looking-Glass' |
| Mediterranean capital |
| N.B.A. star Kukoc |
| Nursery output |
| One easily moved |
| One foot |
| One going out |
| One sip, maybe: Abbr. |
| Organism bodies |
| Orwellian setting |
| Outdoor feast |
| Page of un calendario |
| Parisian possessive |
| Pellet shooter |
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