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Japanese code word meaning 'tiger' crossword clue
T O R A
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| New York Times crossword of January 15th, 2010 other clues |
| Singer of the Leoncavallo aria 'Vesti la giubba' |
| Stereotypical college drinker |
| Suffix after kitchen |
| Suffix with techno- |
| Tandoori-baked breads |
| Tenor Mario |
| The Who's 'Quadrophenia,' e.g. |
| They result from catching bugs |
| Ticketed |
| Union and others: Abbr. |
| Virtuoso |
| Walt Disney has more of these than anyone else |
| Well-suited? |
| Zener cards are used in it |
| ___ milk |
| A cappella group part |
| 'The Hobbit' character |
| 'Well done!' |
| 'You're probably going to get me, but go ahead' |
| 1930s Royales |
| 1941 Glenn Miller hit that spent five weeks at #1 |
| Add gradually, as to dough |
| Aloe target, perhaps |
| Bad traits for conductors |
| Be fourth in an order |
| Bicep builders' accessories |
| Bill |
| Break off a relationship |
| Briefly |
| Bye for an Italian soccer team? |
| Certain table tennis grip |
| Chilled |
| Chilling |
| City on the Strait of Dover |
| Constellation once called the Dragon's Wing |
| Docs who've paid their dues |
| Draw forth |
| Event with pairs and eights |
| Factor in a more healthful diet, perhaps |
| Fine point |
| Food item once used as currency in Mongolia |
| Fresh angle |
| Great ___ |
| In Key West it's known as the Overseas Hwy. |
| Irk |
| It can come on white, briefly |
| Joe-___ weed (herbal remedy) |
| Land of a Million Elephants |
| Lettuce variety |
| Like some coats |
| Makeup of some jokes |
| Microscopic protists |
| OB's perform them |
| Organ repair sites, for short |
| Outs, in a way |
| Part of a picket fence |
| Perfume, in a way |
| Post-punk genre |
| Printing press parts |
| Process of mountain building |
| Returns, as from a high level |
| Reveled |
| School in the Patriot League |
| Set sail |
| Silas who was the United States' first foreign diplomat (1776) |
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