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Lena of 'Polish Wedding' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 14th, 2006 other clues |
| Cache |
| Car introduced in 1904 |
| City near Crawford, Tex. |
| Civil War inits. |
| Command to Fido |
| Con |
| Connects |
| Cry with an outstretched hand |
| Diva ___ Te Kanawa |
| Dugout shelter |
| Ed Sullivan, e.g. |
| End of the riddle |
| Glib romancer |
| Glossy fabric |
| Goldbrick |
| Golfer's concern |
| Gripper |
| Hairstylist's supply |
| Hang around at an accident scene |
| Happy cry in song |
| Hilo garland |
| It may be high or faint |
| Land on Lake Victoria |
| Like some educ. publishing |
| Line on which y = 0 |
| Many a prof. |
| Marx collaborator |
| Maryland's ___ Air Force Base |
| More treacherous in the winter |
| Municipal pol. |
| Music at many a memorial |
| Music storage place |
| Newcastle Brown, e.g. |
| Not old: Ger. |
| One with Red Cross training, maybe: Abbr. |
| Page in an account book |
| Penciled-in eyebrow, e.g. |
| Penguins' home?: Abbr. |
| Person bringing much happiness |
| Person in a sauna |
| Poetic contraction |
| Riddle, part 2 |
| Riddle, part 3 |
| See 60-Across |
| Shakespeare's 'very foolish fond old man' |
| Shot |
| Snitch |
| Start of a riddle |
| Start of Massachusetts' motto |
| Swenson of 'Benson' |
| Tic-tac-toe loser |
| Timbre |
| Tractable |
| Venetian magistrate of old |
| Wagner heroine ___ of Brabant |
| Wrinkly fruit |
| Writer Sholem |
| Z ___ zebra |
| ___ Bros. |
| ___ facto |
| ___ von Baeyer, 1905 Chemistry Nobelist |
| 'Easter 1916' poet |
| 'Yippee!' |
| Anna's lover in 'Anna Karenina' |
| Allen and Ott |
| A lot of Eurasia, once: Abbr. |
| Animals in harness |
| Another, in Madrid |
| Attention-getter |
| Author Silverstein |
| Better suited |
| Boosts |
| Browning and simmering |
| Bud |
| Bygone N.L. team |
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