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Lash with a whip crossword clue
L A R U E
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| New York Times crossword of November 24th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Happy Days Are Here Again' composer |
| 'Ten North Frederick' novelist |
| 'Why, what ___ am I!' (Hamlet soliloquy line) |
| '___ out!' |
| 1976-85 sitcom setting |
| 1980s-'90s N.B.A. star Danny |
| 7 and 11, in a casino |
| Begin energetically |
| Big Apple-bound luggage tag code |
| Butcher's need |
| Called for |
| Clumsy |
| Common bank deposit? |
| Display at a golf tournament |
| Distress call |
| Doesn't belt it out |
| Draft holder |
| Drop off |
| Duke of Cornwall's wife |
| Encore setting |
| Far left and far right |
| Fast-food chain known for its floats |
| Feed |
| Filibustered, say |
| Game sticker? |
| Goes (for) |
| Good secret-keeper |
| Guarded weapon |
| Israeli opera conductor Daniel |
| It's usually spun first |
| Kind of rack |
| King of pop |
| Lead-in to phobia |
| Look |
| Loudness unit |
| Many a camper, informally |
| Massey of film |
| Not get along |
| Onsets |
| Open competitors, often |
| Part of a long and winding road? |
| Perform superbly |
| Performs awfully |
| Philologists' work, for short |
| Pitcher who was the 1995 N.L. Rookie of the Year |
| Provocation result |
| Rd. designer, e.g. |
| Results of some glances |
| Shock aftermath |
| Slow in scoring |
| Some Mozart works |
| Some shooters, briefly |
| Source of political support |
| Star of TV's 'The Fugitive' |
| Storm sounds |
| Take in, e.g. |
| They frequently become locked |
| They may accompany fevers |
| They may be done in a salon |
| They're found in a mess |
| Three-time 1990s French Open winner |
| Tropical reptiles |
| Unilever brand |
| Unsettled sort |
| Well around Trevi Fountain? |
| Where things may be neatly ordered? |
| Where to find 'Rome' |
| Zealous |
| ___ Diamond, author of the 1998 Pulitzer-winning book 'Guns, Germs, and Steel' |
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