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Late afternoon, usually crossword clue
T E A T I M E
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New York Times crossword of October 19th, 1997 other clues |
'...or ___ me?' |
'Animal House' frat man |
'At Random' autobiographer |
'Be ___!' |
'Double Fantasy' artist |
'ER' doc |
'Midnight Lace' actress, 1960 |
'Oh, ___!' |
'Sleeping Gypsy,' 'The Snake Charmer,' etc. |
'There ___ losers...' |
'___ hora es?' |
'___ Mio' |
'___ y Plata' (Montana's motto) |
1963 Hepburn-Grant film |
50's political inits. |
70's TV detective |
A lot of Colo. |
Admit a mistake, so to speak |
Appreciates |
Arles water |
Asphalt |
Badminton call |
Bank rights |
Before, once |
Big name in computers |
Bill collector? |
Boosts |
Bowdlerize, with 'out' |
Byrnes and Hall |
Car weight without fuel or load |
Chief, in Italian |
Choose by divine election |
Clerk |
Code word for 'S' |
College founded by a king |
Construction piece |
Crabwise |
Cut |
Daring |
Defiled |
Directs |
Early influence on Baryshnikov |
Edam relative |
Emulated a siren |
Exaction |
Familial moniker |
Fictional detective Philip |
Flandre friend |
Fly-by-night |
Football positions: Abbr. |
Former French toastee? |
Give out |
Grape yields |
Hardened |
Harry's Veep |
Heads up |
Hospital V.I.P.'s |
Incomparable ending |
Intro |
Is suitable (for) |
John Hancock: Abbr. |
Joins, as long-lost friends |
Kind of list |
Kind of sandwich |
Land |
Like plowhorses |
Like some Greek odes |
Lions |
Long, in a way |
Lump together |
Magazine since 1952 |
Mandarin, e.g. |
Med lab specimen |
Metal found in meteors |
Mine railway |
Montgomery's field: Abbr. |
Most collectible |
Muzzle |
Ne plus ultra |
Needle |
Not miss ___ |
Object of decoration |
Odds and ends |
Old Ford model |
Old French headdress |
One of the Bobbsey twins of fiction |
Org. for advocates |
Part of an itin. |
Peg with a concave top |
Place for a VCR |
Plastics workers |
Pleased as punch |
Politesse |
Popular feature in poetry |
Port with a natural harbor |
Poser |
Quartet for first graders |
Red-faced |
Redline |
Reports by phone |
Review, as damage |
River at Liège |
Room in the game Clue |
School of whales |
Sci. course |
Seaplane inventor Glenn |
Set sights on |
She was Jennifer on 'WKRP' |
Shoe with a puckered seam |
Sikorsky or Stravinsky |
Slow |
Social instability due to a breakdown in values |
Some retreats |
Something that can get in the way |
Spell |
Stairmaster part |
Stairmaster part |
Standup comedian who wrote 'Letters From an Adult Child' |
Stares absent-mindedly |
Stars |
Summarizes concisely |
Superlative |
Switch tags |
Theater area |
Three-time A.L. M.V.P. |
Ticks off |
Tolkien creature |
Traveled unaccompanied |
Tree surgeon, maybe |
Try to get mystical messages |
U.S. foreign aid, mostly |
Unusual house shape |
Urdu is spoken here |
Useless |
Veneer |
Was mentioned |
Where Dollywood is: Abbr. |
___ vu |
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