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Late 1920s to around 1950 crossword clue
R A D I O E R A
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| New York Times crossword of August 16th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Feed me' |
| 'For me?' |
| 'It's on me' |
| 'Kiss me' |
| 'Lean on me' |
| 'Make me' |
| 'My best soldiers,' according to Douglas MacArthur |
| 'Pardon me' |
| 'Riddle-me-___' |
| 'Save me' |
| 'Shoot me' |
| 'The Thorn Birds' and others |
| 'Write me' |
| '___ little silhouetto of a man' ('Bohemian Rhapsody' lyric) |
| '___ of robins ...' |
| 1993 TV western starring Kenny Rogers and Travis Tritt |
| A.A.A. recommendation: Abbr. |
| Actress Hagen |
| Added (on) |
| Airline mentioned in 'Back in the U.S.S.R.' |
| Al dente |
| Arcangelo ___, Italian violin master |
| Ballet set in the Rhineland |
| Balloon or blimp |
| Bank bailout acronym |
| Bank holdings? |
| Bartender's announcement |
| Batsman |
| Battle star |
| Before |
| Big success |
| Big word in German ads |
| Break off |
| British mil. decoration |
| Cans |
| Cap attachment |
| Child often having special responsibilities |
| Child's wheels |
| Choose to participate |
| Classical rebuke |
| Cobblers' needs |
| Come across as |
| Congressional terms, e.g. |
| Daytime talk show starting in 1987 |
| Draft status |
| E.T.S. offering |
| Enter quickly |
| Enters gradually |
| Exactly right, in British lingo |
| Eyes and ears |
| Fearsome Foursome team |
| Flapdoodle |
| Former Miss America host |
| Friend ___ friend |
| Functional |
| Get moving again, in a way |
| Gets no answers wrong on the test |
| Go off track |
| Hamper |
| Hardwood source |
| Herd of whales |
| Holders of body lubricating fluids |
| Hollywood hopefuls |
| Home of Rainbow Bridge National Monument |
| Housing arrangement |
| Icelandic money |
| In shape |
| Invites to one's apartment, say |
| Irishman who was a Time magazine Person of the Year in 2005 |
| It has strong jaws |
| Kind of column or committee |
| Lake ___, source of the Mississippi |
| Lighting director's choice |
| Like some bonds |
| Like some grain |
| Mechanic |
| Mo. with Natl. Grandparents' Day |
| Modern trivia competition locale |
| Mom-and-pop org. |
| More than is required |
| N.C.A.A. women's basketball powerhouse |
| Nasty words |
| Nevada city |
| North Carolina town that's home to Appalachian State University |
| Obsession |
| Old verb suffix |
| One of the Big Three, for short |
| One who knows one's liabilities |
| Ones entering rehab |
| Org. overseeing trials |
| Physicist Bohr |
| Pickup place for pets |
| Places to unwind |
| Plug |
| Pops in the nursery |
| Port pusher |
| Presidential inits. |
| Protest cry |
| Put the kibosh on |
| Ready for a drive? |
| Resident of the Land of Cakes |
| Rough shelter |
| Safari leader |
| Says 'Two 19-Across,' e.g. |
| Scale weights |
| Schisms |
| Scott Turow's first book was about them |
| See 12-Across |
| Seeding org. |
| Send |
| Sign of hunger |
| Singing brothers' surname |
| Singing Simon |
| Snorkeling sites |
| Statement of fact |
| Stilt, e.g. |
| Stops on the road |
| Summer comfort stat |
| Superlative on 'Top Chef' |
| Sweet potato nutrient |
| Sweet treat |
| Theater area |
| Thing to wind |
| To be abroad |
| Tonga-to-Hawaii dir. |
| Unit of capacitance |
| Very, very tired |
| Walk-___ |
| What kings rule |
| Where Jean-Claude Killy practiced |
| Where many commuters live, informally |
| Wine order |
| Won't take no for an answer |
| Word that led to the 'Why a duck?' routine by the Marx brothers |
| Wrap around |
| ___ Dubos, humanist who said 'Think globally, act locally' |
| ___ ligation |
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