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| New York Times crossword of January 16th, 2014 other clues |
| 'Charlie's Angels' actress |
| 'I'm not the only one!' |
| 'Go ahead!' |
| 'Behold!' |
| 'The Glass Menagerie' woman |
| '___ Hill,' 1996 platinum album |
| Actor Stephen |
| Arctic ice |
| Attend |
| Ball holder |
| Bartlett's, e.g |
| Bracket shape |
| Break (into) |
| Cartoonist who said 'I don't read or watch TV to get ideas. My work is basically sitting down at the drawing table and getting silly' |
| Coll. units |
| Constituency |
| Contemptuous responses |
| Corpulent |
| Crouches in fear |
| Female Cotswolds |
| First of all |
| Fist-bumps |
| Flummoxed |
| For whom Alfred Pennyworth is a butler |
| French mine? |
| Gets ready to play, say, with 'up' |
| Girl's name meaning 'beautiful' |
| Grasped |
| Had |
| Harley, e.g |
| Hunt's production |
| Indian breads |
| Indulge |
| It's an imposition |
| Kennel club reject, no doubt |
| Kitchen gizmos |
| Lead |
| Lowercase letter illustrated six times in this puzzle? |
| Made up |
| Make sense |
| Newswoman Paula |
| Not shoot for the stars, to put it mildly |
| Old-time actress Meadows |
| Paddle pusher |
| Part of a drain |
| Passed on, in a way |
| Pet saying? |
| Poor grade |
| Prepare to plant, perhaps |
| Produce |
| Rap's Dr. ___ |
| River to the Missouri |
| Roman rebuke |
| Russian wolfhound |
| Senility |
| Sharpen |
| Shoes and socks, typically |
| Slumber party togs |
| Some plasma TVs and digital cameras |
| Some sports cars |
| Speaker's aid |
| Start to take off one's pants, say |
| Subject of meditation |
| Suffix with orange |
| Tech, e.g.: Abbr |
| They may be picked up in a locker room |
| Thing that might have a needle |
| Turn |
| Vitamin, e.g |
| What a public scene may elicit |
| What some waiters never see? |
| Wheel with sloped teeth |
| ___ card |
| ___ incline (tilted) |
| ___ to self |
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