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Like many early schoolhouses crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 15th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Cheeseburger, large fries and a root beer,' e.g |
| 'Wham!' |
| 'You should know better!' |
| *Bit of blue humor |
| *Clint Eastwood title role |
| *Gin, vermouth and olive juice concoction |
| *Ill-gotten gains |
| *Lowdown scoundrel |
| *No-good con man |
| *Secrets that would be embarrassing to reveal |
| *Something that might be bleeped |
| *Stink eye |
| *Underhanded stratagem |
| *Unpleasant task that 'someone has to do' |
| *X-rated film |
| 2000s Japanese P.M |
| Axis leader |
| B&O and others: Abbr |
| Berth place |
| Brainstorm |
| California tourist destination |
| Color much worn on St. Patrick's Day |
| Comparatively peeved |
| Conciliatory gift |
| Cousin, e.g.: Abbr |
| Dilettante |
| El ___ (weather phenomenon) |
| End of a song at a New Year's Eve party |
| European sister brand of Buick |
| Expose, in verse |
| Extended a greeting |
| Fair |
| Fatty acid, e.g |
| Former Cleveland Orchestra conductor George |
| Giggle |
| He sang (but did not write) 'I Write the Songs' |
| Hit movie released on June 15, 1967 ... with a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Identify |
| Intersected |
| It has a 25-min. no-calculator section |
| It's used to pick things up |
| John with five Grammys |
| Jungle gym, for one |
| Kind of warning |
| Like some scratch-off lottery tickets |
| Lowdown |
| Minute Maid Park player, for short |
| Not quite right |
| Not so hot |
| Old beer with the ad line 'From the land of sky blue waters' |
| One who's second to vote, usually |
| One, overseas |
| Pusillanimous |
| Quaint greeting to a lady or gent |
| Race leader? |
| She had a 'major' role on 'M*A*S*H' |
| Sign with an arrow |
| Signature Obama measure, for short |
| Some hosp. staffers |
| Something in a drafts folder |
| Stallone and Stone |
| Suisse sweetheart |
| Sun god worshiper |
| They get punched |
| They're all in the family |
| To laugh, in Lyon |
| Versus: Abbr |
| Very, informally |
| W. C. Fields persona |
| Wallop |
| Weigh in, say |
| Welcome at the door |
| What several characters in 'Coming Home' came home from, informally |
| Winter frost |
| ___ patch |
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