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Like a dog on a walk, usually crossword clue
L E A S H E D
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| New York Times crossword of October 3rd, 2018 other clues |
| Herd at Yellowstone |
| The challengers |
| Check closely |
| Nonhumanities subjects, for short |
| Checks for a fracture, perhaps |
| Norm: Abbr |
| Hoodwink |
| Took gold |
| Director Van Sant |
| Object of worship |
| Immature |
| Top-notch |
| 'Das Kapital' author |
| English novelist McEwan |
| Office note |
| It ebbs and flows |
| Train stop |
| 'Go, team!' |
| One end of a maze |
| Tuna type |
| Finish |
| Place to play musical spoons |
| Jibe |
| Finished |
| 'She' responds to voice commands |
| Lab work |
| Presidential perk until 1977 |
| 1,000 in a metric ton |
| Upscale |
| Football field marking |
| Utah's ___ Canyon |
| Prince George, to Prince William |
| Actor Epps |
| Garden dividers |
| Like Brutalist architecture |
| Vain queen who boasted that she was more beautiful than 18-Across |
| Purplish-red flowers |
| Alexander who wrote 'The Dunciad' |
| Generation ___ |
| Like Edward Snowden |
| Where 63-Across ruled prior to her banishment |
| Rank for Jay Landsman on 'The Wire': Abbr |
| An American abroad |
| Gets ready to play hockey, with 'up' |
| Locales for many food courts |
| Where a river meets the sea |
| Roald who wrote 'James and the Giant Peach' |
| Annual Austin festival, for short |
| Gives comfort |
| Long, thin mushroom |
| Writer Beattie |
| Roof feature |
| Base ___ |
| Gobble down |
| Year abroad |
| Sailor's quaff |
| God who banished 63-Across to the sky, as depicted by the constellation formed by the X's in this puzzle's finished grid |
| Mails |
| Sea nymphs, in Greek mythology |
| Besides |
| Guessing a number an audience member has thought of, e.g |
| Big factor in longevity |
| Shortening brand |
| Mature |
| Had by heart |
| Cereal fruit |
| Moves like a heron |
| 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina' musical |
| Sit quietly, perhaps |
| Certain operating system |
| Muckraker Tarbell |
| Handle |
| Chasers in many a chase scene |
| Munch Museum city |
| Speck |
| Tear in two |
| Haul |
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