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Items often used in front of mirrors crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 16th, 2021 other clues |
| "Game of Thrones" actress Clarke |
| Prime Cuts dog food brand |
| Supremely cool person |
| Truman who wrote "Breakfast at Tiffany's" |
| Shape, as clay |
| Do something |
| Disreputable |
| Easy as ___ |
| Very rarely |
| Captain's position |
| Bête ___ (bugaboo) |
| Corp. head |
| Atelier |
| ___ Storm and the Hurricanes (Ringo's band before the Beatles) |
| Drink that can cause brain freeze |
| Some crew team members |
| Feedbag fill |
| Skirt down to the ankles |
| Hoagie |
| Not the brightest bulb in the pack |
| Literary monogram |
| Nelson Mandela's org. |
| Airplane capt.'s announcement |
| Long, straight-sided smoke |
| Mega Millions, for one |
| Corn throwaway |
| Brooks who directed "Blazing Saddles" |
| Mean-tempered mutt |
| Gathering clouds, to some |
| Grow too old, as for an insurance benefit |
| "I'll have a cold one, please" ... or a hint to 17-, 26-, 43- and 57-Across |
| Org. that monitors air quality |
| Lead-in to calculus |
| Onetime rival of MGM |
| "Famous" cookie name |
| Acid's opposite |
| Chinese "way" |
| Ernst & Young employee, in brief |
| Stop before it can grow bigger |
| Acquire |
| Listing in Roget: Abbr. |
| Luxury car nickname |
| Popular video game console released in 2013 |
| British fashion designer who's the daughter of Linda and Sir Paul |
| Friend in France |
| Entrance to an interstate |
| What truth is said to be the first casualty of |
| Some dance moves or stock market events |
| Lunchtime tryst |
| Chicken stock, e.g. |
| Landed |
| Greek god pictured with wings and a bow |
| Orbit |
| Martini's lemon twist, e.g. |
| Sloth or envy, it's said |
| Reclined |
| Something a Eur. singer might embark on |
| "Um, I guess so" |
| Plopped down |
| Place to see a Kandinsky or Calder |
| "Sweet land of liberty," in song |
| Symbol of militarism |
| Most arias |
| Timber wolf |
| Per ___ (daily) |
| Foretell |
| It makes an "A" even better |
| Figure that might give a child nightmares |
| "I haven't a clue!" |
| Peculiar |
| Symbol of gentleness |
| Club Med and others |
| "Pretty, pretty please" |
| Deuce topper |
| Where G.I.s go to shop |
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