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Means of staying toasty at night crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 27th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Enough!' |
| 'Let's play!' |
| 'That's clear' |
| 'The Well-Tempered Clavier' composer |
| '___ moment!' ('Don't rush me!') |
| '___ thousand flowers bloom' |
| 10-point Q, e.g. |
| Actor Beatty |
| American symbol |
| Artist Diego |
| As of late |
| Bible study: Abbr. |
| Blah |
| Bond girl Kurylenko |
| Certain mustache shape |
| Chum |
| Computer capacity, informally |
| Contacts via the Net |
| Control, as expenses |
| Country with a Guardian Council |
| Cries of surprise |
| Darcy's Pemberley, e.g., in 'Pride and Prejudice' |
| Egg layer |
| End of a Shakespeare play |
| Fish-fowl connector |
| French pronoun |
| Genesis duo |
| Girl with a coming-out party |
| Greek L's |
| Half of a colon |
| Historical time |
| Hwy. planner |
| It's found on a nightstand |
| Johnny who used to cry 'Come on down!' |
| Kind of oil |
| Lawyers' org. |
| Made possible |
| Major coll. fraternity |
| Memo starter |
| MP3 holders |
| Not great, but not awful either |
| One use of a Swiss Army knife |
| One who talks only about himself, say |
| Open grassland |
| Org. monitoring narcotics smuggling |
| Parabola, e.g. |
| Penny-pincher, slangily |
| Prefix with duct |
| Profs.' helpers |
| Redo, in tennis |
| Rudimentary education |
| Secular |
| Seoul-based automaker |
| Sequoias, e.g. |
| Shovels |
| Skin layer |
| Snick's partner |
| Spotted feline |
| Street weapon ... or a hint to the circled letters in this puzzle |
| Summer on the Seine |
| Sunburned |
| Target audience of Details magazine |
| Tiny |
| Tool you can lean on |
| Treated, as a sprained ankle |
| TV part |
| Ty with batting titles |
| Under the weather |
| Wake with a start |
| Wall Street inits. |
| When you entered this world: Abbr. |
| Yankee nickname starting in 2004 |
| ___ Bo |
| ___ Lonely Boys (rock band) |
| ___ Maria |
| ___ mode |
| ___-Wan with the Force |
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