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Longest common word in the English language ... that has its letters in reverse alphabetical order crossword clue
S P O O N F E E D
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| New York Times crossword of October 8th, 2015 other clues |
| Pink gem |
| Producer of change |
| Pub suds |
| Purchase from an I.S.P |
| Resident of a popular 'City' |
| Right hand: Abbr |
| See 23-Across |
| Shade of purple |
| Slinky, e.g |
| Splendor |
| Spread through |
| Srta., on the Seine |
| Subject of radar tracking |
| Suppress |
| Synchronously |
| Talker-upper, maybe |
| Terra ___ |
| Up |
| W. C. Fields's 'I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally,' e.g |
| What a hot dog might do |
| What conquers 'omnia,' in a phrase |
| Whom Kane in 'Citizen Kane' is based on |
| XXII Winter Olympics locale |
| ... that has five consecutive vowels |
| 'Hmm, I don't know about that' |
| 'Turn on the A.C.' |
| '___ a bird ...' |
| '___ heard' |
| ... that forms another word when read backward |
| ... that has no repeated letters |
| ... that is spelled entirely from the last dozen letters of the alphabet |
| 1980s social policy |
| Airheaded |
| Alchemist's quest |
| All-grade |
| Auto option |
| Batik artists |
| Bluesman Willie |
| Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, e.g |
| Budget-minded |
| Bunny of children's literature |
| Cadet's sch |
| Carrots and lettuce, humorously |
| Coming up |
| Contemporary of Faraday |
| Cut from the payroll |
| Doubly bent construction piece |
| Early settlers around the Grand Canyon |
| Edward who wrote 'A Book of Nonsense' |
| Fir coat? |
| Fraternity initiation, e.g |
| Gave an edge to |
| Gets on board |
| Goes (for) |
| Group of whales |
| In a slip |
| Latin eyes |
| Like many beach bods |
| Loafers |
| Lots |
| Man of Fortune |
| Many an email attachment |
| Melville adventure |
| Miss |
| Moolah |
| Neighbor of Manhattan's Little Italy |
| Not estos or 60-Down |
| Not stay on topic |
| Old company whose logo featured a torch |
| Old court org |
| One calling the shots? |
| Outer opening? |
| Patriot who said 'Government even in its best state is but a necessary evil' |
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