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Literary character whose name is said to mean 'laughing water' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 24th, 2010 other clues |
| Figure depicted in une église |
| Figure in The Iliad |
| Film studio stock |
| Founding member of the Washington Freedom |
| Grandma or grandpa |
| Handle |
| Hot spot |
| How fried foods are fried |
| Hurt |
| Hydrocarbon endings |
| Jewelry store feature |
| Literary pirate |
| Many mail-order items, briefly |
| Mind |
| Missouri site of the Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival |
| N.Y.C. travel letters |
| Nice girls |
| Nonabrasive leather |
| Norwegian violinist ___ Bull |
| Old royalty |
| One with a supporting role |
| Palacio part |
| Paying guest |
| Place for barkers? |
| Places to unload |
| Pucks |
| Raptor 350 and others |
| Seat of Leon County, Fla. |
| Seriously committed |
| Server's edge |
| Sessanta minuti |
| Settled |
| Singer Jackson |
| Add |
| 'Fahrenheit 451,' e.g. |
| 'Hidalgo' co-star, 2004 |
| 1992 Elton John hit |
| Actor who played Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol,' 1951 |
| Adolescence and others |
| Advocacy |
| Alpha or beta follower |
| Appeared in, as a TV show |
| Awe |
| Besmirch |
| Capital midway between Rome and Istanbul |
| Civic alternative |
| Classic novel that ends with two weddings |
| Colleague of 3-Down |
| Con's call |
| Didn't do seriously |
| Digs |
| Editorial feature |
| Embarks |
| English word that comes from Tswana |
| Fellow with no monetary woes |
| Smooth |
| Some Guinness Book listings |
| Some Siouan speakers |
| Sources of woods used for saunas |
| Springer's org. |
| Tennyson hero |
| Tomfoolery |
| Two-___ |
| Watched closely from a distance |
| Went back to the buffet, say |
| What you may have while solving this puzzle? |
| When two hands meet |
| Workers with 64-Downs, for short |
| Yellowstone sight |
| You, once |
| ___ Rebellion |
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