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Literally, 'different lizards' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 17th, 2010 other clues |
| Like some love |
| Litter, maybe |
| Lowlifes |
| Makes roar |
| O.K.'s |
| One might lose it in a crisis |
| One of about 3,000 in Shakespeare's plays |
| Ones happy to give you their addresses? |
| Opine |
| Over |
| Over the top |
| Part: Abbr. |
| Perfect-record breaker |
| Photoshop, say |
| Practice with locks and pins? |
| Prefix with angular |
| Put off retirement? |
| Reasons to use Pepto-Bismol |
| River of Devon |
| Scarf down |
| Sch. for the preordained? |
| Sea grass grazer |
| Some sorority women |
| Spec for a roomy flat? |
| Subj. in 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' |
| Sun exposure, for one |
| Tediously went (on) |
| Tee off |
| There are 50 in a keg of Newcastle |
| Tied up |
| Troubadour's creation |
| Vessel over heat |
| 'Bones' actress Deschanel |
| 'Easy peasy!' |
| 'Indoors ___?' |
| 'It's my fault' |
| 'Leaving on ___ Plane' |
| 'Ptui!' |
| 'Twilight' protagonist |
| 'Wassup, ___?' |
| 2001 #1 album with the hit 'Love Don't Cost a Thing' |
| 36-Across neighbor |
| Autumnal event so called because it helps hunters kill their prey |
| Break down, in a way |
| Certain navigational aids |
| Christian with many robes? |
| Colorful stage performers since 1987 |
| Company outing, for short? |
| Company that gets a lot of its money from foundations? |
| Compulsory |
| Counter |
| Decoration for Gertrude's room in 'Hamlet' |
| Defunct |
| Descartes found this truth to be self-evident |
| Door |
| Five-time N.B.A. All-Star Chris |
| Flag |
| Home for Barbie and Ken, perhaps |
| Home of Polar Bear Prov. Park |
| Il Poeta |
| It starts with el primero de enero |
| Japan's Prince Hirobumi ___ |
| Jay-Z's ___-Fella Records |
| Kind of profiling |
| When all one's planning is put to the test |
| When repeated, exuberant cry |
| Where two branches of a curve meet, in math |
| Where you might see some initials |
| ___Ring (birth control brand) |
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