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Language from which many English words are derived crossword clue
L A T E L A T I N
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| New York Times crossword of September 3rd, 2001 other clues |
| 'I told you so!' |
| 'I told you so!' |
| 'Other' category: Abbr. |
| 'Psycho' psycho |
| 'Say ___?' |
| 59, to Cato |
| Abrupt |
| Accelerator, e.g. |
| Actor Morales |
| Actor Morales |
| Afrikaner |
| Afrikaner |
| Allot, with 'out' |
| Basketball's Archibald |
| Basketball's Archibald |
| Big rigs |
| Block of gold |
| Brand of spaghetti sauce |
| Bustles |
| Bustles |
| California ballplayer |
| Calm |
| Calm |
| Capek play |
| Capek play |
| Charon's river |
| Charon's river |
| Chemical cousin |
| Chip dip |
| Clever thought |
| CompuServe is part of it |
| Concur |
| Concur |
| Cook, as chestnuts |
| Crossword hint |
| Cry repeated before 'Read all about it!' |
| Dances to 'Hernando's Hideaway' |
| Delete |
| Delete |
| Fanciful stories |
| Fish eggs |
| Fish eggs |
| Frequently |
| Frequently |
| Future atty.'s exam |
| Future atty.'s exam |
| Give a speech |
| Give a speech |
| Gull-like bird |
| Jack of 'Barney Miller' |
| Jack of 'Barney Miller' |
| Large lizard |
| Large lizard |
| Length x width, for a rectangle |
| Line-___ veto |
| Liquid-Plumr rival |
| Mediocre |
| Mediocre |
| Mink coat |
| Movie awards |
| Not as much |
| Old name for Kinshasa's country |
| Old Russian autocrat |
| Pack animals |
| Paris's river |
| Peel |
| Peel |
| Phrase on a diet food label |
| Pictionary, e.g. |
| Pierce with a fork |
| Postmark parts |
| Propel a boat |
| Puts on TV |
| Qatari leader |
| Record on video |
| Remus and Sam, e.g. |
| Rugged rocks |
| Santa ___, Calif. |
| Santa ___, Calif. |
| School grp. |
| School grp. |
| Scottish town once popular with elopers |
| See 56-Across |
| Shade trees |
| Shade trees |
| Singer Guthrie |
| Singer Guthrie |
| Singer Yoko |
| Storefront shaders |
| Suez, for one |
| Table salt, to a chemist |
| The 'U' of B.T.U. |
| Time in New York when it's noon in Phoenix |
| Tree houses? |
| Utah ski resort |
| Utah ski resort |
| Virginia city |
| What a sec. guard might check |
| What stainless steel doesn't do |
| With 64-Across, World Cup soccer star |
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