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| New York Times crossword of June 17th, 2007 other clues |
| Fells |
| Flavor tasted in some wine |
| Floors |
| Frees |
| French wine classification |
| Handi-Wrap alternative |
| Has-been |
| Hello ___, shop frequently seen on Letterman |
| Hot spot |
| Imp |
| Intelligence grp. |
| Intrinsically |
| Jackie's 'O' |
| James who wrote 'Rule, Britannia' |
| Jazz-loving young entomologist? |
| Kind of tape |
| Letters from Atlanta |
| Like Limburger cheese |
| Lineman's datum |
| Lola, e.g., in 'Damn Yankees' |
| Looks for help |
| Meal for the Three Little Pigs? |
| Measurers of logical reasoning, for short |
| Melodic |
| Mile-high world capital |
| N. Dak. neighbor |
| Naif |
| Narc's agcy. |
| Natl. Safe Toys and Gifts Mo. |
| Noontime service |
| Not oral |
| Numerical prefix |
| Swiss-American composer Bloch |
| Tease |
| That's a lot to do |
| Then preceder |
| Theological schools: Abbr. |
| They do dos |
| They're beside sides |
| They're encountered in 'close encounters' |
| Too-too |
| Too-too |
| Varnish ingredient |
| Walnut and others |
| Wash (out) |
| Water seeker |
| Way to go: Abbr. |
| Winds |
| Work on analytical psychology? |
| Yosemite Sam's cursing of Bugs Bunny's food? |
| [Knock], in poker |
| ___ Girl |
| ___ law |
| ___ nuevo |
| 'Il mio tesoro,' e.g. |
| 'Be saved!' |
| 'Darn it all!' |
| 'Falcon Crest' co-star |
| 'Gilligan's Island' castaway |
| 'How ya doin'?' |
| 'Livin' on ___ time' (lyric in a #1 Don Williams country hit) |
| 'Lucia di Lammermoor' baritone |
| 'Note to ___ ...' |
| 'P.S. I Love You' and 'Revolution,' e.g. |
| 'Ready to go?' |
| 'Stupid,' in Spanish(!) |
| '___ Company' |
| '___ girl!' |
| 1953 Wimbledon winner Seixas |
| 1954 sci-fi movie with an exclamation point in its title |
| 1980's 'Double Fantasy' collaborator |
| 1980s fad item |
| Abbr. at the bottom of a business letter |
| Announcer's call after three strikes |
| Arctic wear |
| Armpit, to a doctor |
| Artificial, in a way |
| As a result |
| Ballpark fig. |
| Basic food choice? |
| Be the 4 in a 5-4 decision |
| Beethoven's Third |
| Bet to win and place |
| Biblical brother |
| Blood: Prefix |
| Boat propeller |
| Bon ___ |
| Boston college |
| Brown shade |
| Bug |
| Car famous for its 1950s tailfins |
| Certain NCO's |
| Chant |
| Coin word |
| College sr.'s test |
| Cover for a grandmother |
| Czech composer Janacek |
| Dance seen on TV's 'Hullabaloo' |
| Designer Pucci |
| Digitize, maybe |
| Do something about |
| Domingo, e.g. |
| Draft pick? |
| Early casino proprietor |
| Experimental underwater habitat |
| Explanation for why some pillows do weird things? |
| Occult |
| Ogle |
| Oscar winner Helen |
| Part of baking powder |
| Photo lab abbr. |
| Pleasure-filled |
| Poet/musician ___ Scott-Heron |
| Portuguese Mister |
| Position that's an anagram, appropriately, of 'notes' |
| Precipitately |
| Providers of cuts |
| Psychiatrist's scheduling |
| Puffball seed |
| Put (away) |
| Puts up |
| Ran |
| Ran through, as a card |
| Rearward, at sea |
| Record keeper? |
| Rhône's capital |
| Sea eagle |
| Short-term worker who causes utter disaster? |
| Singer K. T. ___ |
| Site of Beinecke Library |
| Slew |
| Small chuckle |
| Smears |
| Some Jamaican music |
| Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year |
| Stretched out |
| Stuck |
| Stuffy spot |
| Stuntwork? |
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