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It's often served at home crossword clue
S U M M O N S
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| New York Times crossword of January 18th, 1998 other clues |
| Grape brandy |
| Grocery area |
| Had a heart but used a club? |
| Half and half |
| Halfhearted |
| Hank Aaron or Jesse Owens, e.g. |
| Here and there? |
| Hole in the wall? |
| Holmes girl |
| Hundred smackers |
| It goes to extremes |
| Item of interest |
| Jalopy |
| Joint protection |
| Kin's partner |
| Kind of trip |
| Laszlo player in 'Casablanca' |
| Laundry woe |
| Letter getter |
| Lifeboat support |
| Like some votes |
| Literary olios |
| Make sense |
| Make up one's mind |
| Make way? |
| Marshal Dillon portrayer |
| Mary Tyler Moore catch phrase on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' |
| Memorable 1995 hurricane |
| Mer makeup |
| Missouri town near the George Washington Carver National Monument |
| Model Cheryl |
| Moon shade |
| More than suggestive |
| Most festive |
| Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock |
| 'i' lid |
| 'For ___ sow...' |
| 'E-w-w-w!' |
| 'Awesome!' |
| 'Grand' hotels |
| 'Love thy neighbor' is one |
| 'Lyin' Eyes' singers |
| 'Now I see!' |
| 'Oh, right!' |
| 'Peer Gynt' dancer |
| 'Wild Thing' group, with 'the' |
| 'Wonderful!' |
| '___ geht's?' |
| '___ here' (store sign) |
| '___ hollers...' |
| '___ Kelly' (Jagger film) |
| '___ Ramsey' (70's western) |
| 1/6 fl. oz. |
| 11-Down extra |
| 8 1/2' x 11' size: Abbr. |
| Admitted |
| Architect ___ van der Rohe |
| Baïonnette, e.g. |
| Berlin-to-Cologne dir. |
| Some trains |
| Some wait for this |
| Something to catch or save |
| Soothsay |
| Soup holder |
| Speedily |
| Split |
| Spot of wine? |
| Swamp thing |
| Swindle |
| Tennyson's '___ and Enid' |
| Thatched |
| The first Mrs. Copperfield |
| Theater worker |
| Theologian who opposed Martin Luther |
| Time to act |
| Tomorrow's woman |
| Track pick, informally |
| Two-toned treat |
| Unified whole |
| Unpopular slice |
| Unrefined |
| Unrivaled |
| Venus's home |
| Very early |
| Vinegar radical |
| Violinist Paganini |
| Wall Street analysts' concern |
| Well-worn |
| What Moses did |
| Where suits are pressed |
| Whip |
| Wishing spot |
| Wreck |
| Bête noire |
| Biased |
| Big name in games |
| Bob Hope's '___ Russia $1,200' |
| Breakdown |
| Brit. award |
| Brown of renown |
| Buffoon |
| Cameo carvings |
| Capital of Zimbabwe |
| Category |
| Charisse of 'Silk Stockings' |
| Child's play |
| Clairvoyants |
| Code breaker |
| Cone-shaped heaters |
| Cool, once |
| Cooperative interaction |
| Correction, of sorts |
| Crusty ones |
| Day in Hollywood |
| Detached |
| Dracula's mother-in-law? |
| Elaborate Japanese porcelain |
| End of the prophecy |
| Enthusiastic |
| Excluding |
| Extinct New Zealanders |
| Fake fanfare |
| Famous redhead |
| Film rating org. |
| Fotomat abbr. |
| Fr. holy woman |
| Geared down, perhaps |
| Giant gains: Abbr. |
| Mutually fee-free |
| O.B.E., for one |
| Old car with a 389 engine |
| Operative |
| Part 1 of a prophecy by Martin Luther King Jr. |
| Performance extension |
| Plaster of paris |
| Poker challenge |
| Polo Grounds legend |
| Powwow |
| Prepare to surf, perhaps |
| Pretense |
| Problem of the middle ages? |
| Prophecy, part 2 |
| Prophecy, part 3 |
| Prophecy, part 4 |
| Prophecy, part 5 |
| Prophecy, part 6 |
| Prowling Wolfe |
| Red or Card, for short |
| River to the Caspian |
| Riveter of song |
| Rubber Duck, for one |
| Salad topper |
| Savage |
| Seesaw quorum |
| Senator who made the rounds |
| Shade |
| Sharp |
| Shavetails: Abbr. |
| Short orders |
| Sludge |
| Snuggery |
| Wrist attachment |
| Yielding |
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