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Lord Byron's '___ Walks in Beauty' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 16th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Hold on' |
| 'I heard ___!' |
| 'You ___ me' |
| 'You ___!' |
| 1960s title sitcom character |
| 2011 Rose Bowl winner, for short |
| Approval in Rome |
| Blue-roofed dining spots |
| Boo-boo |
| Bro's greeting |
| Brown, e.g |
| Chocolate dessert |
| Circus performance or concert |
| Excuse |
| Eyebrow shape |
| Film planner |
| First subway line in N.Y.C |
| Flub |
| Flushes |
| Folded like a fan |
| Gaffe |
| Get to |
| Goof |
| Grab a parking spot |
| Gunk |
| Hit with, as a pickup line |
| Imperfect |
| Implements for 'writing' on computer screens |
| It may come from a well |
| It may have bullets |
| It's not scripted |
| Jet engine housings |
| Kind of net |
| L.A.P.D. part |
| Like New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel |
| Lined, as a furnace hearth |
| Market town that's a suburb of London |
| Medicine |
| Mint |
| Misprint |
| Miss at a hoedown |
| Monty Python title character |
| Muff |
| New Mexico county |
| Nice one |
| Obeyer, as of laws |
| Old gang weapon |
| One caught by border patrol |
| Ones stuck in the hospital, for short? |
| Part of the face whose name is derived from the Latin for 'grape' |
| Player of TV's Caine |
| Pratfall |
| Prickly seedcase |
| Quad bike, e.g |
| Rant |
| Representative's work |
| School whose football stadium is nicknamed the Horseshoe |
| Screwup |
| See 21-Across |
| See 21-Across |
| Seen |
| Shut-___ |
| Slugabed |
| Stir |
| Stumble, in a way |
| Susan of Broadway's 'Beauty and the Beast' |
| The pits |
| Tony-winning playwright Eve |
| Tubby |
| Vocabulaire part |
| Wallet items, in brief |
| With 29-/30-Across, wiggle room ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Yuma-to-Tombstone dir |
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