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Like wiping one's dirty mouth on one's sleeve crossword clue
G A U C H E
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| New York Times crossword of February 17th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Awesome!' |
| 'Death in the Afternoon' figures |
| 'Mon ___!' |
| 'No seats left' |
| 'Not I!' hearer |
| 'Real Time' moderator |
| 'We Need a Little Christmas' singer |
| '___ Remember' |
| *Again |
| *Baseball's Willie Mays, with 'the' |
| *Brownish-orange |
| *Composer's due |
| *Decelerating |
| *Fiancé |
| *Kind of ratio |
| *Metal used for swords |
| *Symbol of rejoicing for someone's long-awaited return |
| *Whatever happens |
| + |
| + |
| Accustom |
| Act of kindness |
| Actress Harper |
| Aerobics technique |
| All the parts of a column except the bottom |
| Alma mater for Neil Armstrong and Pat Nixon: Abbr. |
| Atahualpa, e.g. |
| Attempts |
| Author of the Oprah's Book Club selection 'We Were the Mulvaneys' |
| Ball handler? |
| Bar personnel |
| Be about to fall |
| Bigwig |
| Both: Prefix |
| Braggadocio |
| Brawl motivator |
| Butlers and maids |
| Cantankerous |
| Capital of East Flanders |
| Close of day, to poets |
| Common ___ |
| Cox's call |
| Cracker topper |
| Creator of 'Hägar the Horrible' |
| Crunch's title |
| Curling goal |
| Denier's reply |
| Dentist's concern |
| Destination in Genesis 8 |
| Diplomats' place: Abbr. |
| Divine |
| Dog of old comics |
| Done with |
| Dots on a map |
| Exercised power over |
| FedEx competitor |
| Fictional TV planet |
| Fits (inside) |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Ernie |
| Glycerides, e.g. |
| Guarantees |
| Gutter locale |
| Hero |
| Hollow-point ammo |
| Home of 67-Across: Abbr. |
| Home of Faa'a International Airport |
| Hoop grp. |
| I's opposite on a clock |
| Impair through inactivity |
| Improvises |
| Indy champ Bobby |
| Inexact fig. |
| It may be + or - |
| Jessica of '7th Heaven' |
| Jim who wrote 'Ball Four' |
| Jury pool |
| Lady-in-waiting in 'Othello' |
| Laugh-a-minute |
| Lie |
| Light from a headlight |
| Little of France? |
| Liver in Lyon |
| Loud, abrupt sound |
| Lovers of expensive furs may put them on |
| Magazine holders |
| Make an example of |
| Manhattan street leading to the Williamsburg Bridge |
| Mississippi quartet |
| Muse of music |
| New York's ___-Fontanne Theater |
| Next-to-last round |
| Noble partner |
| Not including |
| Not so friendly |
| Part of many a Halloween outfit |
| Passing remark? |
| Photocopier choice |
| Pork cut |
| Rears |
| Reed instrument: Abbr. |
| Relinquish |
| Ring results, briefly |
| Rod holders |
| Sch. fair organizer |
| Schumacher of auto racing |
| See 19-Across |
| See 85-Across |
| Sensory receptor in the ear |
| Soothsayer's subject |
| Split |
| Split |
| Spot |
| St. Louis, e.g. |
| Stage awards |
| Stick |
| Still |
| Supermarket lines? |
| The 'E' in H.R.E.: Abbr. |
| This, in Havana |
| Thomas Mann's 'Der ___ in Venedig' |
| Tip reducer? |
| Titular Verdi role |
| Top |
| Tourist mecca near Venezuela |
| Variety of leather |
| Villain |
| Violinist Mischa |
| Watch-crystal holder |
| West Coast wine city |
| What 35-Down may do |
| Winning |
| With 105-Across, what the answer to each starred clue starts with |
| With 20-Down, airshow activities |
| Words 'beautifully marked in currants' in 'Alice in Wonderland' |
| ___ Fleming, central character in 'The Red Badge of Courage' |
| ___ of thousands |
| ___ of vantage (good position for viewing) |
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