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| New York Times crossword of January 23rd, 2011 other clues |
| Barks |
| Bedridden, say |
| Beelike |
| Bit |
| Bluegills |
| Bottle in the kitchen or bath |
| Bunches |
| Call letters? |
| Call, e.g. |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Coax |
| Colorado ski area |
| Country singer Jackson and others |
| Cross-dressing |
| Darn |
| Debilitates |
| Deli array |
| Dockworker's org. |
| Doctor Zhivago |
| Dumbbell abbr. |
| Exercise one is prone to do |
| Flatten, in a way |
| Former Pakistani P.M. Bhutto |
| Frequently pierced place |
| From ___ Z (how this puzzle goes?) |
| Going ___ |
| Govt. flu-fighting org. |
| Grand Forks sch. |
| Grasping |
| Harry Shearer's program on public radio |
| Hit |
| Honoree's place |
| Hot times on the Riviera |
| Oscar snubber of 1972 |
| Payment type |
| Pilot's milieu |
| Places where some R.N.'s work |
| Pointer |
| Pointers |
| Repeated cry in Buster Poindexter's 'Hot Hot Hot' |
| Saturn's spouse |
| Scranton-to-Philadelphia dir. |
| Shakespeare's 'food of love' |
| Shelled |
| Shelter org. |
| Skeletal opening? |
| Skewer |
| Slant |
| Small |
| Some drum parts |
| Spanish pastry |
| Spreading fast on YouTube |
| Steak ___ |
| Sting's instrument |
| Stocks up |
| Swindle, slangily |
| Tag sale tag |
| Taxco table |
| The Queen of Soul, familiarly |
| The third one is a shocker |
| The year 640 |
| They may have keys |
| They're found in año after año |
| Took the part of |
| Town in Umbria |
| Toyota S.U.V. |
| 'Awesome!' |
| 'If only ___ listened ...' |
| 'Give it ___!' |
| 'Um ... er ...' |
| '___, fair sun, and kill the envious moon': Romeo |
| *'As Seen on TV' company |
| *'Plan 9 From Outer Space,' e.g. |
| *'Vette option |
| *3-D graph line |
| *4x platinum album of 2001 |
| *Ace ___ Stories (old detective pulp magazine) |
| *Beam with a bend |
| *Gasket type |
| *Group with the 2000 #1 hit 'It's Gonna Be Me' |
| *House coverer |
| *I.R.S. form |
| *Insulation measure |
| *It helps one get the picture |
| *It may be under a hood |
| *Little swab |
| *Midsize Jaguar |
| *One of Sean Combs's aliases |
| *Revealing photo |
| *Setting for 'Saving Private Ryan' |
| *The Boss's backers |
| *Thing that won't go off without a hitch? |
| *Tops |
| *Touch, e.g. |
| *Typography symbol |
| *Weapon first tested in '52 |
| *Women just don't get it |
| .___ |
| 12-Across and the like |
| 1909 Physics Nobelist for work in wireless telegraphy |
| Actress Sofer |
| Author who won a posthumous Pulitzer in 1958 |
| Bar mitzvah party |
| How many oldies get rereleased |
| Inlet |
| It may go off the road, briefly |
| Jenny ___ a k a the Swedish Nightingale |
| Kind of income |
| King protector |
| Lackluster |
| Last-second bidder on eBay |
| Light bulb over one's tête? |
| Like a turkey's wattle |
| Like some amusement parks |
| Like some winks |
| Limit |
| Marathoner's need |
| Maurice of Nixon's cabinet |
| Melodious speaking tones |
| Mingles (with) |
| Mountain homes |
| Mouths |
| N N N |
| N N N |
| Nanki-___ of 'The Mikado' |
| Nose-burning |
| Not go straight |
| Numbers by a door? |
| Numerical prefix |
| Obama nickname |
| Oil company acronym |
| Old man |
| One carrying a toon? |
| One of the Blues Brothers |
| Opposite of guerra |
| Tribal heads? |
| Trig ratio |
| Vegas opening? |
| Whence the word 'safari' |
| Winds |
| Workplace for a cabin boy |
| Yo, she was Adrian |
| ___ Kadiddlehopper, Red Skelton character |
| ___ Mode, female character in 'The Incredibles' |
| ___ point |
| ___ Trench (earth's deepest depression) |
| ___ trip |
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