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Misfit ... or what you get after the sequence described by the ends of 17-, 21-, 57- and 63-Across? crossword clue
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New York Times crossword of August 18th, 2014.
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| New York Times crossword of August 18th, 2014 other clues |
| Projection room item |
| Pub game |
| Pupils who score in the 60s |
| Quaker cereal grain |
| Quiet fan setting |
| Recede, as the tide |
| Relative of a frog |
| Rigid |
| River flowing beneath Paris's Pont Neuf |
| Rude dude |
| Shiner |
| Skye of 'Say Anything ...' |
| Specks |
| Suffix with Oktober or Ozz |
| Swimming competitions |
| Tie-___ (commercial promotions) |
| Trash-hauling boat |
| Vaulted church area |
| Villain's look |
| War-torn part of Russia |
| Wheels for big wheels |
| ___ Grant (college financial aid) |
| ___ jacket (protective wear) |
| '___ wide' (dentist's directive) |
| 'For shame!' |
| 'Now!,' on an order |
| 'Orange' tea |
| 'Semper Fi' org |
| '___ so-o-o-o sleepy!' |
| A little shuteye |
| Avian Froot Loops mascot |
| Bassoon, e.g |
| BMW and VW |
| Brother or sister, for short |
| Cable TV's Heartland, formerly |
| Chemical formula for sodium hydroxide |
| Chopping one might bring a tear to your eye |
| Chowed down |
| Colorado tribe |
| Country whose name sounds like a Jamaican's cry |
| D.D.E.'s predecessor |
| Dental string |
| English Channel port town |
| Feeling blue |
| Film designed to attract Academy Awards consideration |
| Fireplace residue |
| Formal goodbye |
| Furniture item that might seat three |
| Gambling game whose name spells a gambling town when the first letter is changed |
| Go out, as a fire |
| Hamlet, for one |
| Home for hens |
| How sloppy kisses are given |
| I.R.S. IDs |
| Informal goodbye |
| Instructs, informally |
| Jobs to do |
| Killed, as a dragon |
| Liability's opposite |
| Like him but not her |
| Like most TV shows starting in the 1960s |
| Long, long hike |
| Louisiana's has a nesting pelican with three chicks |
| Molecular bits |
| Morays, e.g |
| Ninny |
| One of 10 in a series of football downs |
| Only minimally |
| Opposite of 'Yep!' |
| Paddy wagon |
| Pass (out) |
| Piece of patio furniture |
| Pizza part often eaten last |
| Practice boxing |
| Problem with teeth alignment |
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