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Keaton's 'Mr. Mom' co-star crossword clue
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Wall Street Journal crossword of December 31st, 2010 other clues |
'Driving Miss Daisy' playwright Alfred |
'Hailing frequencies open' speaker |
'Hotel Rwanda' faction |
'Isn't ___ bit like you and me?' (Beatles lyric) |
'She Believes ___' (Kenny Rogers song) |
'The Far Side' cartoonist |
'The sickness gets ___ the liquor dies out': Kipling |
'The Time Machine' people |
'There's ___ in team' |
'Touch Me in the Morning' singer |
'Well, golly!' |
'___ No Angels' |
1970s Chevrolet model |
1980s Attorney General |
1982 Dudley Moore/Mary Tyler Moore drama |
1991 Wimbledon champ Michael |
2010 event featuring vuvuzelas |
Agcy. co-founded by Michael Ovitz |
Andalusian article |
Arthur of TV |
Au ___ (how a French dip is served) |
Barbecue fare |
Become an item |
Bit of in-flight info |
Black-and-white |
Bosox legend, familiarly |
Canadian singer Vannelli |
Canine cap |
Cardinals manager Tony |
Cheap hooch |
Comprehend |
Country on the Bay of Bengal |
Coupon site come-on |
Cryotherapy treatment |
Current indicator |
D.C. map line |
Daddy Warbucks's right-hand man |
Dish prepared with a soy sauce marinade |
Drive shaft production |
Drummer's punch line accentuation |
Early autos of which Jack Benny had one |
Eclipse, for one |
Election year event |
Escalate |
Exist |
Flees quickly |
Follows |
Fourth-yr. students |
Foxy one |
Fungi produce them |
Glossy fabrics |
Harbor sight |
Have hopes |
Heartless character |
High-pH substance |
Hippocratic oath word |
Hire new actors for |
Jam producer? |
Jessica Simpson's little sister |
Kathryn of 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' |
Kick off |
Kinds |
Kutcher's 'What Happens in Vegas' co-star |
Level |
Like some banking |
Lindsay's role on 'The Bionic Woman' |
Lost it |
Lower in value |
Make unstable |
Material for pub quizzes |
Missionary's target |
Mitra of 'Boston Legal' |
Moves quickly from hiding |
Nash of poetic puns |
Neptune's third-largest moon |
Newspaper ad meas. |
Nickname of Doctorow's Billy Behan |
Of a small egg |
One in a bull session? |
One of the U.N.'s official languages |
One protected by Offissa Pupp |
Operation, e.g. |
Outspoken Don |
Pancreas product |
Pick up |
Pope who sought Charlemagne's aid |
Potent puff |
Prime minister before Harper |
Put in a new heap |
Put on a camp uniform? |
Put on the board |
Radiating glows |
Rank above viscount |
Red-hot |
Ref's need |
Refuse |
Remark with a smirk, say |
Respond to with guffaws |
Rhoda's portrayer |
Riled up |
River flowing into the Seine |
Rocker Joan |
Runner's goal |
Sears buy of 2002 |
Secondary |
Sergeant's order |
Set the price at |
Setting for two Eastwood movies |
Shaggy |
Sheaf makeup |
Snitch |
Some finals |
Some seal hunters |
Soprano Fleming |
Spa treatments |
Spending, with 'out' |
Spicy cuisine |
Spillane's '___ Jury' |
Start to bother |
Sticks, in a way |
Stock units: Abbr. |
Tax |
Tennis great Goolagong |
There are ten in a billion |
Those ones, to Juan |
Thousandth of a yen |
Title holder |
Tolkien's shepherds of the trees |
Unpredictable |
Vacant, as an apartment |
Vijay Singh, for one |
Volunteer babysitter, often |
Way past one's bedtime, say |
Wine descriptor |
Words before 'Pretty' and 'Fine' in song |
___ d'hotel (headwaiter) |
___ Islands (Guam's group) |
___-80 (early home computer) |
___-de-Marne (department adjacent to Paris) |
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