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It's good for the teeth crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 22nd, 2004 other clues |
| 'I ___ you!' |
| 'Really?' |
| 'See?!' |
| '___ in the Stilly Night' (Thomas Moore lyric) |
| 1-Across competitor |
| 13th-century literary work |
| Ammo belt accompanier |
| Amounted (to) |
| Baby's first word |
| Birth control method, for short |
| Boom support |
| Boys |
| Buckeyes |
| Cadge |
| Chemical substance that hastens aging |
| China's Sun Yat-___ |
| Clinton and Blair, for two |
| Comedian born John Elroy Sanford |
| Costa ___, Calif. |
| Curved pipe feature |
| Dug in |
| Earth tone |
| El ___, Tex. |
| End of the couplet |
| Failing grades |
| Faulkner's '___ Lay Dying' |
| First line of a couplet pertinent to this puzzle |
| Former Israeli P.M. |
| Go over again |
| Great Laker |
| Greenfly, e.g. |
| Guiding light |
| Heater stats |
| It may be white |
| It's a wrap |
| Logical conclusion |
| Many a drive-thru feature |
| Mary ___ Evans (George Eliot's real name) |
| Match |
| Misbehave |
| Motorists' clubs, in brief |
| Motto of the Prince of Wales |
| Naturalist Roger ___ Peterson |
| Nay sayers |
| Oil company acronym |
| Old Dodge |
| One of Paul Revere's message options |
| One receiving orders |
| Opening word? |
| Otto who helped discover nuclear fission |
| Poison warning |
| Portico |
| Prefix with sex |
| Quark plus antiquark |
| Raft material |
| Rhodes of Rhodesia |
| Russian city on the Oka |
| Scenic views, briefly |
| Settled |
| Sound investments, for short |
| Start of a children's rhyme |
| Starts (off) |
| Stout |
| Tar |
| The Bushes, collegiately |
| Tonics, to some |
| Tre + tre |
| TV journalist David |
| Univ. dorm supervisors |
| War story |
| Where Samson died |
| Woeful words |
| Word with buff or buffa |
| You can set your watch by it: Abbr. |
| Zoo heavyweight |
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