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Language in which the first four cardinal numbers are ane, twa, three and fower crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 29th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Abracadabra!' |
| $100 bills, in slang |
| 'Jerry Maguire' |
| 'Friday I'm in Love' band, 1992 |
| 'In that case ...' |
| K-12 |
| 'Preach!' |
| Kind of penguin |
| 'Sure' |
| 'The Dark Knight' |
| Lecterns |
| 'The Force Awakens' |
| Like the 1-to-7 balls |
| 'The Lion King' |
| Like trampolines |
| 'The Merry Drinker' painter |
| Loafs around a deli? |
| 'Who, me?' |
| Look onto the street, say |
| '___ had it!' |
| Maître's domain |
| Majestic |
| A fish ... or to cook it, in a way |
| McKellen who played Gandalf |
| Actor Epps |
| Most cozy |
| Actress Russo |
| Mrs., abroad |
| Ad ___ tax |
| Multicolored |
| American pale ___ |
| Musical score marking, or a further hint to 101-Across |
| Neural conductor |
| Never-before-seen |
| New Year's Eve figure |
| No. 2's |
| Onlooker |
| Opposed (to) |
| Out of whack |
| Pariahs |
| Play up |
| Pool divider, or a further hint to 22-Across |
| Prepared for takeoff |
| Publishers |
| Quizzical utterances |
| Reaction to a bad joke |
| Redundant-sounding engine parts |
| Refine |
| Satiated |
| Sci-fi weapons |
| Singer with the 2012 #1 hit 'Somebody That I Used to Know' |
| Small beam |
| Smart-alecky |
| Some looping online animations |
| Some salmon |
| Splat preceder |
| Stag |
| Stonehenge priests |
| Study |
| Suffix with legal |
| Suisse peaks |
| Symbol of strength |
| The U.S. joined it in 1917: Abbr |
| They're first in the draft |
| They're often cross-bred with apricots |
| Geometry test directive |
| George Takei's role on the U.S.S. Enterprise, in brief |
| Get by |
| Get excited about crosswords, say, with 'out' |
| Get old |
| Get ready to drive |
| Get up |
| Got one's feet wet? |
| Hallmark.com offerings |
| Harry's wizarding foe |
| Have nutritious foods |
| Hephaestus' forge is said to be under it |
| Herb pronounced differently in the U.S. and U.K |
| Hockey feint |
| Hunter in the night sky |
| Ideas spreading virally |
| Ills |
| It's all an act |
| Item with the words 'Member Since' |
| Jazz pianist McCoy ___ |
| José, Bengie and Yadier ___, catcher brothers with five World Series rings among them |
| Judge's seat |
| Appears |
| Traffic-monitoring org |
| Apple desktop |
| Turn over |
| Artist's base |
| Uninspired |
| Big gust |
| What 'w' is in Welsh, at times |
| Blue Devils' org |
| What I may turn into |
| Bond, for one: Abbr |
| What metathesiophobia is the fear of |
| Box a bit |
| When Macduff slays Macbeth |
| Where Samson slew the Philistines |
| Bozo |
| White House extension? |
| Brunch offering |
| Window fixtures, for short |
| Camera option, for short |
| Wine often served with dessert |
| Candy heart message |
| Yiddish cries |
| Canine supporters |
| ___ ballerina |
| Capital of Qatar |
| ___ Gabriel Mountains |
| Carnival, say, or a further hint to 42-Across |
| ___ mater |
| ___ Productions, company behind TV's 'Dr. Phil' |
| Caviars |
| Choose |
| City south of Seminole, Okla |
| Coin at an arcade |
| College department that might offer paid studies, informally |
| Connoisseur |
| Coolers in coolers |
| Counsel |
| Daring thing to wear with polka dots |
| Defib locales |
| Duel tool |
| Endangered ape |
| Eponymous Israeli gun designer |
| F-150s or Thunderbirds, or a further hint to 76-Across |
| Feature of Chairman Mao's cap |
| Fig. on a master's application |
| First family after the Garfields |
| Flinching, typically |
| Full house, for one |
| Fun, for short |
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