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I O W A N
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| New York Times crossword of November 16th, 2014 other clues |
| Cosmetician ___ Laszlo |
| Cost for some plugs |
| Deepest part |
| Defeat decisively |
| Dog-___ |
| Drifter outside a coffee shop? |
| Early eight-bit computer maker |
| Elaborate |
| Elapse |
| Elbow, maybe |
| Electronic music's Daft Punk, e.g |
| Fabulize |
| Farm homes |
| Feints |
| Fiery |
| Fr. title |
| French nobleman |
| Fumble, say |
| Genève's lake |
| German title |
| Glove box item |
| God, with 'the' |
| Golfer David |
| Gossip |
| Grasp |
| Helmeted god |
| Historian's interest |
| Horror author who would make a lousy firefighter? |
| Horse halter |
| Immobilized, as one's arm |
| Inclined |
| Instruments with flared bells |
| It's faster than the blink of an eye: Abbr |
| Jerk |
| Jones of the original Stones |
| Junior's challenge, for short |
| La Scala segment |
| Lawyer who would make a lousy anti-Communist leader? |
| Like dollhouse furniture |
| Like some grins |
| Like some textbook publishers |
| Locker room user |
| Main source of aluminum |
| Many authors have them: Abbr |
| Many boomers, now |
| Michael of 'Arrested Development' |
| Milk dispenser |
| Modern name of Mare Mecca |
| More than plump |
| Motorola smartphone |
| N.F.L. rarity |
| Neighbor of Chiapas |
| New England town official |
| Newspaper dept |
| One way to learn |
| Org. replaced by the N.R.C |
| Oscar winner who would make a lousy anesthesiologist? |
| Osso ___ |
| Parliaments produce them |
| Perfume with an accent in its name |
| Piano-playing cat, once |
| Pitcher of milk? |
| Posed |
| Possessed |
| Primp |
| Punk rocker who would make a lousy grocer? |
| Red Baron, e.g |
| Residents, eventually: Abbr |
| Reveals |
| Scholarship name |
| Scrubs wearers, for short |
| See 44-Down |
| Set side by side |
| Shocks |
| Short-order sandwich |
| Singer who would make a lousy mohel? |
| Singers do it |
| Smooths |
| Spotlight |
| Sprint, e.g |
| Still snoozing, say |
| Subject of many a Turner landscape |
| Summer setting in the Midwest: Abbr |
| Supersmooth |
| Terrif |
| The gamut |
| The planets, now |
| Theme park with a spherical landmark |
| Things aircraft carriers carry |
| Tom ___, big role in 'The Purple Rose of Cairo' |
| Toy holder |
| Trig function |
| Twain contemporary |
| Wasn't really |
| Wee bit |
| Where to learn to draw? |
| Who's there? |
| Window's counterpart |
| With |
| Word before or after lime |
| Work at |
| Yearbook feature |
| ___ chi |
| ___ of the earth |
| 'Cape Fear' co-star |
| 'Picnic' playwright |
| 'Present' |
| 'That feels goo-oo-ood' |
| 'That ___ it!' |
| 'The Gondoliers' girl |
| 'The Hunger Games' and others |
| 15-time All-Star shortstop Smith |
| Action star who would make a lousy free-range farmer? |
| Actress Normand of the silents |
| Add one's two cents about |
| Air-conditioner fig |
| Alpine land: Abbr |
| Always, in verse |
| Annually |
| Asseverate |
| Barbecue fryer? |
| Bieber Fever, e.g |
| Big producer of 40-Down |
| Blades that sound like an allergic reaction |
| Bonnie who sang 'Nick of Time' |
| Bother |
| Bygone comic who would make a lousy baker? |
| Byzantine emperor known as 'The Philosopher' |
| Cabaret pianist who would make a lousy electrician? |
| Campaign setback |
| Caviar sources |
| Charged things |
| Class ring, e.g |
| Cobbler's aid |
| Cold |
| Con's plan |
| Consumed |
| Contest winner's feeling |
| 'Can I leave now?' |
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