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Mrs. Ed Norton crossword clue
T R I X I E
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| New York Times crossword of February 14th, 2006 other clues |
| 'East' on a grandfather clock |
| 'Hercules' spinoff |
| 'No thanks' |
| 'Rebel Without a Cause' actor Sal |
| 'Rent' composer Jonathan |
| 'That is to say
' |
| 'That ___ excuse' |
| 1970's Robert Blake series |
| Altar garb |
| Arnaz of 50's TV |
| Attack helicopter |
| Barn adjunct |
| Biddy |
| Bounces |
| Brainy |
| Bulk of a TV network's income |
| Capital ___ Bank |
| Capt. Hook's sidekick |
| Carl who wrote 'Contact' |
| Certain Vegas games |
| Chicago's St. ___ University |
| Common rhyme scheme |
| Con |
| Cookbook author Rombauer |
| Cry in the outfield |
| Dentist's implement |
| Dirty literature |
| Doll's cry |
| F.B.I. investigator, slangily |
| Fasting times |
| First name in W.W. II infamy |
| Forebodings |
| Friend in France |
| Give up |
| Golfer's bagful |
| Gossip, slangily |
| Headwork? |
| In front of |
| In ___ rush |
| Intro for boy or girl |
| Item pictured in a cereal ad |
| Items made unnecessary by iPods |
| K.C.-to-Detroit dir. |
| Let out early |
| Little cap |
| Lord Vader |
| Moldavia, e.g.: Abbr. |
| More pink, as steak |
| Most of the characters on 'The West Wing' |
| Murphy Brown's mother or son |
| Musical featuring the song 'Buenos Aires' |
| New York cardinal |
| Not black-and-white |
| Not recorded |
| One of eight English kings: Abbr. |
| Photo |
| Pitch-black |
| Prefix with sphere |
| Select, with 'for' |
| Settled (on) |
| Slender wedge |
| Stop with |
| Suffix with legal |
| Tabu for taboo, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Take the booby prize |
| Till holder |
| Voyager launcher |
| What many champagne glasses do |
| When repeated, a food fish |
| When Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are last seen |
| Where to find the varieties mentioned at the start of 17-, 26- and 47-Across |
| Worked (up) |
| Zigzags downhill |
| ___ Kringle |
| ___ Valley, Calif. |
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