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'Mr.' whose first name is Quincy crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 12th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Be ___!' |
| 'Por ___ Cabeza' (tango song) |
| 'That's enough out of you!' |
| 1992 top 10 hit 'Life ___ Highway' |
| Batman, with 'The' |
| Benchwarmers |
| Big name in '50s TV |
| British author Bagnold |
| British fighter plane |
| Bygone flier, for short |
| Censors have them: Abbr. |
| Certain cable, informally |
| Chili accompaniment, often |
| Classic Cadillacs |
| Cold and damp |
| Companion of Panza |
| Company started in 1946 at the Detroit and Miami airports |
| Confine |
| Cry when seeing something for the first time |
| Dogfaces |
| Doo-wop syllable |
| Drain |
| E-mails: Abbr. |
| Earthen pots for liquids |
| Educ. group |
| Essential |
| Features of many Olympic broadcasts |
| Fingers |
| Frank who wrote 'The Pit,' 1903 |
| Fruit waste |
| G.P.'s grp. |
| Hard fats |
| Hastens |
| Incendiary |
| Ingratiating behavior |
| Item of sports equipment approximately 43' long |
| Knight time? |
| Last digit in a price, often |
| Like a saber |
| Like humans and ostriches |
| Mad workers, for short |
| More like a doornail? |
| Mountain climbing hazard |
| Naughty |
| North Carolina county seat |
| Ohio governor Strickland |
| One-eyed god of myth |
| Ones making snap decisions? |
| Out the window |
| Paris's Rue ___ Croix de la Bretonnerie: Abbr. |
| Passed quickly |
| Point a finger at, say |
| Popular TV drama set in Las Vegas |
| Positive aspects |
| Prepared, as a report |
| Pres. initials |
| Provincial capital in NW Spain |
| Quiet fishing spot |
| Red carpet walker |
| Result of some oil deposits |
| Sang |
| Sartre novel, with 'La' |
| Scraps |
| Scratch |
| Shangri-las |
| Slip |
| Street sign ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Superlatively slippery |
| The Sun Devils, for short |
| Tiger or Twin, briefly |
| Total |
| Turn-of-the-century year in King John's reign |
| What people who head for the hills do? |
| X |
| ___ chic |
| ___-eyed |
| ___-Roman |
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