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Like living with Mom and Dad, perhaps crossword clue
R E N T F R E E
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New York Times crossword of March 28th, 2011.
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| New York Times crossword of March 28th, 2011 other clues |
| Wear away |
| With 8-Down, 'Shane' star |
| Yellowish shade |
| Zenith |
| Yoked pair |
| Zenith competitor |
| 'Freeze!' |
| Height |
| It may be lifted at a wedding |
| 'Yo! ___ Raps' |
| 'You ain't seen nothin' ___!' |
| It may be measured in F. or C. |
| 2001's 'Ocean's Eleven' or 2010's 'The Karate Kid' |
| Kind of committee |
| Add up |
| Land conquered by Conquistadors |
| Alpha's opposite |
| Landlocked African country |
| Apple computer |
| Lies in the sun |
| Assail |
| Ballerina's skirt |
| Loving |
| Bedouin, e.g. |
| More than sufficient |
| Black-hearted |
| Move to another location, as in a restaurant |
| Boston N.H.L.'er |
| Much-used dinnerware |
| Branch off |
| Natural scrubber |
| Centers of casino action |
| Not as the crow flies |
| China's ___ Zedong |
| Numbskull |
| Chromosome part |
| Part of N.C.A.A. |
| Completely |
| Pisa has a leaning one |
| Control+Z on a PC |
| Places to drink and play darts |
| Copiers do it |
| Playground retort |
| Cupid, to the Greeks |
| Prefix with disestablishmentarianism |
| Defensive weapon, for short |
| Scottish caps |
| Diplomat Annan |
| See 15-Across |
| Dippity-do and others |
| Spanish discoverer of the Pacific, 1513 |
| Disaster preparedness org. |
| English pirate captain |
| Spoken |
| St. ___, place in a children's rhyme |
| Surgeon general under Reagan |
| Expert |
| Fairy tale starter |
| They're shrugged |
| Fawn's father |
| Things that 18-, 27-, 46- and 60-Across may have |
| First, second, third and home |
| Tickle Me ___ |
| Tiki bar order |
| Fit together |
| Title for Walter Scott |
| Food thrown to lions |
| Force out of the country |
| TV collie |
| Genesis garden |
| U.S. legislator with a six-yr. term |
| Haphazardly |
| Used a loom |
| Voice below alto |
| Heat to 212° |
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