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Longest word in English containing only one vowel crossword clue
S T R E N G T H S
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| New York Times crossword of July 29th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Ellen's Design Challenge' airer |
| 'Frozen' princess |
| 'How Deep Is Your Love' Grammy winners |
| 'I'm in!' |
| 'Life of Pi' director |
| 'Two thumbs way up!' and such |
| 'Yeah, right!' |
| 2001 fantasy/adventure film with three sequels |
| 270° |
| African tree cultivated for its nuts |
| Bit of improv |
| Brains |
| Catacomb component |
| Concern in family planning |
| Cry after 'One, two, three,' maybe |
| Cuts through |
| Deep in thought |
| Don't delay |
| Doughnutlike |
| Driver of a bus |
| Eponyms of the week? |
| Ever |
| Figure in a dark suit |
| Get |
| Gets steamy, with 'up' |
| Goes on perfectly |
| Grit |
| Gush |
| Hostile to |
| However |
| Intolerantly pious |
| Inuit for 'house' |
| Just about |
| Kind of pass in basketball |
| Lab housing the world's largest machine |
| Least apt to offend |
| Letters on a crucifix |
| Like losers' looks |
| Like the Bahamas, Barbados and Belize |
| Like-minded voters |
| Luca who 'sleeps with the fishes' |
| Make furniture-safe, in a way |
| Many an étagère display |
| Many gases lack them |
| Match |
| Match makeup |
| Muslim judge of North Africa |
| One of the eight points of contact in Muay Thai |
| Order to go away |
| Principal, e.g |
| R&B/pop singer Aubrey |
| Rabbit's friend |
| Rail hubs? |
| Readies for an operation |
| Relative of a spoonbill |
| Relatives of sprains |
| Roughhouse? |
| Shoppers' headache |
| Simon of the stage |
| Sister co. of Verizon Wireless |
| Some miniature hors d'oeuvres |
| Symbol of virility |
| Takes pleasure (in) |
| Target of the Occupy movement |
| Teen's fender bender, maybe |
| Therapist's image |
| They're held at both ends when eating |
| Turn and a half on the ice |
| Twisted sorts |
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