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Leipzig lang crossword clue
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of February 3rd, 2018 other clues |
| Quiet cars |
| Quite suspenseful |
| Raucous note |
| Reception nibble |
| Regard intently |
| Repeated, a Polynesian island |
| Ringer |
| Robe part |
| Roguish |
| Runners' stops |
| Salt shakers |
| Screen gangster Pepe |
| Serious surfers? |
| Skull socket |
| Sling |
| Snoopy's strip |
| Some affix 'Esq.' to their names |
| Some north Pacific islanders |
| Sound from a decrepit catapult? |
| Sound of a carrot-colored 77-Down? |
| Station worker |
| Steaming |
| Stephen of 'The Crying Game' |
| Stone on film |
| Surprisingly enough |
| Tablet |
| Tetley workers doing inventory? |
| Truck drivers' contest |
| Trusted adviser |
| Twisty curves |
| Virtual community begun in 1985 as a bulletin board |
| Virtual reality glove component |
| Visibly distraught |
| Visit on vacation |
| Convention |
| Ignore, as faults |
| What steak shippers do? |
| In accordance with |
| Count of jazz |
| What's left |
| Inactive |
| Course activity |
| Where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded |
| Inheritor under primogeniture |
| Cowboy, at times |
| Whole lot |
| Island at the mouth of the Persian Gulf |
| Cry of recognition |
| Wimbledon competition |
| John on the jukebox |
| Dasani rival |
| ___ corpus |
| Joined the military formation |
| Deals with guilt |
| ___ Poke (caramel candy) |
| Last part |
| Delaware senator Chris |
| Lead-in to 'Please stop following me everywhere'? |
| Different |
| Documentarian Burns |
| Letter before Foxtrot |
| Ear's middle |
| Event for select customers |
| Like a pitcher's pretty good game |
| Early runabout brand |
| Lincoln, in NYC, e.g |
| Eucalyptus eaters |
| Looking unhealthy |
| Filled with more profanity |
| Festival for feeble folks? |
| Manipulative bunch |
| 'Don't know' indication |
| 'Hello' singer |
| Fashions |
| First-rate |
| 'The Hollow Men' poet |
| Market aid |
| 'Nausea' novelist |
| Flight feature |
| Mess up |
| Minuscule amount |
| Flyers with forked tails |
| Extremely |
| 'Steppenwolf' novelist |
| Food label abbr |
| Musical set at Rydell High |
| 1959 hit for Neil Sedaka |
| Franklin's wife |
| 1975 Terrence McNally play |
| General acknowledgment |
| Needle |
| AFL's partner |
| Give a little |
| Negating prefix |
| Airborne drone, e.g |
| Going around in circles, perhaps |
| Old Chevy minivan |
| Angry outburst |
| Good pair |
| Old Scottish plunderers |
| Auditions |
| Gooey cheese |
| Olive Garden offering |
| Bike rider |
| Grazing expanse |
| Open-roofed halls |
| Bleating sound |
| Groundskeeper's tool |
| Output of some Cambridge DJs? |
| Gucci Mane's specialty |
| Blocks |
| Guidebook feature |
| Over |
| Paid spots |
| Hamilton's bill |
| Bloke |
| Pen unit |
| Bullring cheers |
| Headline about director Lee's recovery from an injury? |
| Persevered |
| Caravan stops |
| Hellenic vowels |
| Play group |
| Cause of some panicked bleating? |
| Historic riveter |
| Portfolio listing |
| Caustic solutions |
| Home of the world's second-largest labor force |
| Princess in an 1884 comic opera |
| Chimney part |
| I, in Innsbruck |
| Pump name |
| Ian Fleming, in the 1920s |
| Put in a locker |
| Chomped |
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