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Nashville amusement park of the 1970s-'90s crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of April 27th, 2014 other clues |
| Vital vessel |
| Ominous last words |
| Residence-based |
| Encore elicitor |
| Near-eternities |
| — Kong |
| Easily seen contrast |
| Pastry decorator |
| Poet's Ireland |
| No longer fazed by |
| Musical inaptitude |
| Perfecta, e.g. |
| Frizzy dos, for short |
| March Madness gp. |
| Store lure |
| Iraq's only port city |
| Absent looks |
| "Anne of —" (1909 novel) |
| Very easy, as a job |
| Italian for "friends" |
| English composer Thomas |
| Upsized or downsized |
| Transferable design |
| A Gabor sister |
| "Blondie" or "Beetle Bailey" |
| Grand tale |
| Bulb units |
| Playwright Eugene O'— |
| Alfresco |
| Baseball stat |
| Via coercion |
| Nashville-to-Memphis dir. |
| Singer Lauper |
| Kids' bricks |
| Cuprite, e.g. |
| Tea vessel |
| Despite that |
| Dict. entries |
| Battery type |
| Savvy about |
| Angry talk |
| Madison Ave. products |
| Good friends |
| Lay siege to |
| Tree with red berrylike fruit |
| Brisket dish |
| "Would that it were true!" |
| Garr of "Oh, God!" |
| Toll rds. |
| River ducks |
| Jack or king |
| Pickle juice |
| LPs' supplanters |
| Indiana basketballer |
| Weapon used with a quiver |
| Adopt |
| Nation south of the U.S. |
| War fronts |
| Pale yellow |
| Twisty path |
| Kind of oar |
| Hockey disk |
| Frat letters |
| Trio after M |
| Geller of spoon-bending |
| Sister in "Three Sisters" |
| Agatha Christie's "A Pocket Full —" |
| 007 creator Fleming |
| Ad — committee |
| "What am — think?" |
| "Pale" brew |
| Dominant theme |
| Beatty and Romero |
| Maui gift |
| 911 VIP |
| Lens used for close-ups |
| Like many a British bishop |
| Stoops |
| Rub off |
| Provides with furnishings |
| "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer O'Connor |
| "Traffic" co-star Benicio |
| "Ms." co-founder Gloria |
| 1974 CIA spoof film |
| "Shave — haircut ..." |
| Undertaking |
| Hospital trauma ctrs. |
| Urgent call |
| Bake in a shallow dish, as eggs |
| "El —" (1961 epic) |
| Take care of |
| Theme of this puzzle |
| Emerson's middle name |
| Pit stop item |
| Alphabet starter |
| Off the mark |
| — II (razor brand) |
| Watched |
| Like some 53-Acrosses |
| "— right with the world!" |
| Really vexed |
| Not many |
| Incorrect inference |
| Corals, e.g. |
| Nickname of Israel's Netanyahu |
| Siam or Japan suffix |
| It blasts |
| Laugh loudly |
| Covert U.S. org. |
| Slippery fish |
| Film director Craven |
| Articulate |
| Night before |
| Photo badges, e.g. |
| Unfortunate sort |
| Racing boat steerer |
| Beastie |
| Jellied dish |
| MPG-rating org. |
| French composer Édouard |
| Sue Grafton's "— for Alibi" |
| Cool, to a 1940s cat |
| Year the U.S. declared war on Iraq |
| Stocking-cap dangler |
| Beaver's construction |
| Ooh and — |
| Flags |
| Conan O'Brien's network |
| Tight — drum |
| Jaipur locale |
| Alluring West |
| Smackeroo |
| Police setup to catch speeders |
| Lead-in to dactyl |
| Prefix with economic |
| Programme broadcaster |
| 1977 Linda Ronstadt hit |
| Quickly, in a score |
| Person held in bondage |
| G-man, e.g. |
| Mini-meals |
| "Into the Wild" actor Holbrook |
| It had a hub at JFK |
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